Society News Briefs and a San Diego Wedding
Society items note deadlines for society news before publication. A June 21 wedding between Miss Geraldine Ulm and Lee Frank Garich occurred at the First Baptist church in San Diego with reception at Ocean Beach. Other notices cover anniversaries, showers, club meetings, 4-H activities, a birth at Memorial hospital, and upcoming meetings across Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Ulm
John Ulm
Lawrence
Lee Frank Garich
E. J. Garich
First Baptist Church
San Diego
Calif
John Bunyan Smith
Ben Huntington
Betty Watson
Wichita
Lee Huntington
Garich
Loren Wither
F. N. Thudium
Ocean Beach
Liberty Memorial
Parker and Holmes Family Visits Spotted in Notices
Mr and Mrs Davis B Parker of Detroit arrived yesterday to visit Mr and Mrs Thomas B Parker and Mr and Mrs Warren F Parker. Mr and Mrs J R Holmes and Mr and Mrs J W Holmes with daughters Carolyn and Martha went to Alexandria Minnesota for a two week stay. Mr and Mrs William R Myers of Missouri spent the weekend with Mrs Alice Myers and family. Mrs Fleming G Moore and son are also mentioned in the personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis B. Parker
Detroit
Mich
Yysterday
Thomas B. Parker
Warren F. Parker
J. R. Holmes
J. W. Holmes
Carolyn
Martha
Alexandria
Minn
William. R. Myers
J. Mo
Alice Myers
Fleming G. Moore
Topeka Area Residents Trip and Visit Notes
Stanley returns home with companions for a few days. Many families visit relatives from Philadelphia Kansas City and Detroit while others travel to Colorado Springs Fort Apache and Oklahoma. Notable items include a professor from the University of Pennsylvania and a Haskell Institute association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Decker
Alma Jones
Kansas City
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Paul Dinsmoor
Strong Avenue
William Docking
George Docking
Stratford Road
John Eads and
Haskell Institute
Oklahoma
Arkansas
T. J. Sweeney
Colorado Springs
Anthony Oates
Tommy
Detroit
Mich
J. Frank Jones
H. F. Matoon
Beatrice, Neb
Major Matoon
Fort Leavenworth
Lawrence
J. B. Fugate
Mary Howell
George Noland
Memorial Hospital
Eva Barlett
Pasadena
Cal
C. B. Young
Carlotta Nellis
Olga Anderson
H. E. Anderson
Topeka
Henry A. Shenk
Junction City
Shenk
University
R. R. Harnar
Robert, Jr
Virginia
Los Angeles
McLouth Social Roundup Visits and Travels
McLouth residents hosted and visited relatives across several towns. Oxnard Calif couple Floyd Browne arrived Friday for an extended visit with Earl Chapman and others. Emporia visitors Charles O'Brien came Tuesday to see Edd Black Jess Pyle and Walter McPherson families. Carroll Nickels starts military training at Fort Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Browne
Oxnard
Calif
Earl Chapman
McLouth
Charles O’brien
Emporia
Edd Black
Jess Pyle
Walter McPherson
Charles Hart
Topeka
Walter Wyatt
William Wyatt
Carroll Nickels
Ft. Leasvenworth
Jim Tarr
Sapulpa
Okla
W. M. Daniels
Valley Falls
L. J. Shockley
George Myers
William White
Oren Shock
Where Coronado Crossed the Arkansas
Local notes recount visits and social events in Topeka and nearby towns. Families such as Bowers Gordon and Nelsons gather at Little River and Topeka households, with church activities including a Methodist class party honoring Soyohiko Kagawa. Ira N. H. Brammel preached at the U B church and awarded Miss Arleene Nickels a regional masical festival gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Gordon
Don
Winifred Kimmell
Harold Nelson
William Thomlinson
Topeka
Vernon Kruse
Little River
Kan
Guilford Ridgway
Floyd Osborn
Eleanor Ruth
Harry L. Kirk
Ft. Riley
Nathan Osborn
Luther Osborn
Leland McPherson
Alma Sanders
McLouth
Nora ~Glogon
Jack Joplin
Kansas City
Albert Lobb
Elmer Yonally
Tonganoxie
William Parsons
Marilyn Krone
Chicago
A. M. Dick
Willing Workers
Methodist Church
Sam Murray
Soyohiko Kagawa
Japan
Hattie Laybold
Hattie Guest
Oliver
Dobbs
Martz
Frank Landon
Ida Brown
B. L. Seibold
Clyde Bloxom
Mamie Ridgway
Lawrence
Paul Ridgway
Lincolnville
Mamie Ridgeway
Ira N. H. Brammel
U. B
Harry Sims
Brammel
Arleene Nickels
Hoover Reasserts Stance on Public Office Nomination
Former President Herbert Hoover reasserts in a telegram his determination never again to accept public office. The telegram was made public in Washington on July 2 as part of a statement from Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover aide Raymond S. Richmond weighs noninterventionist bid
Raymond S. Richmond of Hoover’s European relief staff sought Hoover’s view on a New York Daily News editorial proposing the former president be named as a noninterventionist presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond S. Richmond
Hoover
Richmond
New York Daily News
National Youth Administration allotment set for July
Kansas N Y A allotment for July totals 168531 with 57600 earmarked for national defense training. Beginning this month allotments are monthly rather than by fiscal year. July quotas include 1200 youths for defense training and 4180 for other work experience projects. Officials note a slight increase may be needed to meet the defense quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Anne Laughlin
Kansas National Youth Administration
Miners To Take Vacation Nationwide Start Five Day Break
Bituminous coal workers across the nation begin a five day vacation at the close of work today as operators arrange stoppages to cover time off. The move affects miners in Cleveland and other key coal regions as production schedules adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Miners Face Large Shutdown Impact Across District
A spokesman said defense-buoy industries would feel no pinch from inactivity. Ezra Van Horn, chairman of the fourth district bituminous coal producers' board, noted an extra day worked last week and another next week would nearly make up for the vacation period ending July 8. About 400,000 miners will be affected by the shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense-Buoy Industries
Ezra van Horn
Fourth District Bituminous Coal Producers’ Board
Couple Married by Judges in Oklahoma City
A couple tied their vows this morning with Judge Oscar E. Bradford presiding in Eudora and Lola Buford joining with Probate Judge Frank R. Gray in Okmulgee Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Bradford
Eudora
Lola Buford
Okmulgee
Okla
Frank R. Gray
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C. B. Holmes
Colonial
J. W. Priestly
Aaxald ‘Allen
B. PL
Chapter CW of .O
Lake View Club
R. R. McFarland
Edith Phenicie of
Robert Rowlands
D. L. Rowlands
F. H. Smithmeyer
A. Gifford
E. F. Caldwell
T. G. Fitch
W. E. Spalding
Afrch
J. M. Sanderson
Max Wilhelmi
Columbus
C. R. Nesbitt
Tulsa
J. O. Jones
M. E. Rice
J. B. Mack
Otto Barteldes
E. D. Kinney
William M. Rowlands
C. D. Cowgill
F. W. Jaedicke
C. E. Irwin
Chester Beerbower
Laura Avenue
Leta
Doris Cox
Bertha
Bernice Golf
Wilma Johnson
Meadowlark 4-H Club
Pleasant Valley
Donald Andrew
Shirley Garrett
Lester Hadl
Gerald Hadi
Elmer Kramer
Catherine Luckan
Herbert Thiry
Mary Ann Peterson
George Kramer
Kenneth Kramer
Betty Fae Richardson
Donald Thiry
Jack Alexander
Women’s Relief Corps
Mary Learnard
Eldon Perry
Luke Smith
Richard Dawes
Perry
E. J. Vanek
Loke Smith
Lela Learnard
Betty Houghton
Lela Mae Wilcox
Learnard
Ley
Orley Shockley
Leavenworth
John Coff
Emma Kessell
Jesse Lee Nickels
Memphis
Marian Coulson
Janet Coulson
St. Charles
Neil Hendrix
D. K. Dick
Wilbur Gensler
Easton
Matilda Thornton
Baptist Church
Daugherty
Ellen Harding
Clamagene Taylor
Elizabeth Ehler
Katherine Myer
Billie Bob
Jo Ann Brenner
Leeter
Amon Ashworth
Ollie Holden
Lois Woolfolk
Woolfolk
The
Oil and Gas Company
Earl Garrett
Baxter Springs
George Garrett
George Dick
Highway Department
Ozawkie
Will Scott
Garrett Hotel
Herbert L. Sanger
Lincoln
Paul L.eSanders
Robert L. Kimmell
Betty Edith Schwalm
Church of the Brethren
McPherson
Kaw
H. H. Kimmel
Leslie Kimmell
Kazys Skirpas
Berlin
Russia
Coronado
Arkansas River
Dodge City
Quivira
Codage City
Coronado Bridge
Summers
Styles
Ny Rent
Tye
Pinafores
Ina ‘Wood
Communist Party
Oklahoma City
Allison - Armstrong
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Haynes & Keene
Redleves
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Ardena Sun
Ardena Sports
Ideal
Ardena Sun-Prof
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