Lawrence couple to wed in Boston church ceremony
Cards announce the marriage of Miss Elsie Bales and Everett D. Kiefer of Lawrence. The service was read by Rev. Merrill at Old South Church Boston with about twenty five guests. After a brief honeymoon the couple will reside at 168 Brookline Ave Brookline MA. Miss Bales, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J A Bales, taught English in several high schools and studied at Berkeley. Mr. Kiefer, a University of Kansas graduate, taught at Chicopee Mass and later at Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Elsie Bales
Everett D. Kiefer
A Rr Atwell
Gainsborough Street
Boston
Mass
Merrill
Old South Church
Chicopee
Jefer
University of Hansa
Alpha Chi’ Sigma
Naive
Harvard
Local residents visit and travel through Lawrence scene
Handpainted wrap shows Marilon Decker and a list of visitors including Miss Helen Turner and Miss Sylvia Alderman returning to Lawrence. E M Antrim of Oklahoma City City College president was in town en route to Baldwin. Several locals and visitors from Ottawa Omaha Eudora Eureka Topeka Kansas City prepare for summer travel and Fourth of July plans.
Personal notices from Lawrence social column
Last evening to spend a few moments at the home of her sister ack Bolmer Curtain owns LB from Po land Ore to the national convention of Kappa Alpha Theta held last week at West Baden Ind Mrs Julia M Houston of Nash ville Tennis visits Aly and MOL Vermo Miss Nest Allin McCurtain arrived epi he jew and Miss Mildred Touston Mr and Mrs Dan Heflin of City wT ane the Fourth Hefin ed Vinland Spat in Lawrence today Helen Tulmer left for her home in Newton today after a visit with Mrs J B Dodds Dr and Res Ry Collins as are guests of Mrs Collins mother Mrs Anna Arnett spent the day in Kent City Ernest Seidel went to yer ag Cl iy this morning Mrs Tr W Garth 5 Omaha Mrs C B McCleland and Mrs Oran Pringle spent the day in Kan sas City Mrs J J Key returned to her home in Kansas City this morning after visiting her daughter Mrs Margaret Poyner of Topeka Top the 4th with a nice box of Johnstons chocolates Rankins Deng Store 1101 Massie T Lyons who has been in Lawrence for about 10 months left for Shenandoah Town this morn Patents Latins Paney cut finest quality patent oners satin selling at 8 Inext Clothing Co Senator Lon Smith af Austin Texas arrived in Lawrence today to attend a meeting of the board
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Ack Bolmer
Poland
Ore
Kappa Alpha Theta
West Baden
Ind
Julia M. Houston
Nashville
Aly
Allin McCurtain
Mildred Touston
oMr
Dan Heflin
City
Oran Pringle
Kan ‘Sas City
J. J. Key
Kansas City
Margaret Poyner
Topeka
Rankin's
Deng
Massie T. Lyons
Lawrence
Shenandoah
Frock design features taffeta with bold stripes and fullness
A dress description highlights a white black gray striped taffeta frock with a matching black cane, echoing a flat front and back silhouette with side fullness for freedom. Mention of South Park event and the Epworth League benefit, plus a retail plug for suede and satin footwear at bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Methodist Epworth League For Benefit of Delegates
Baldwin
President Plays Organ At Linz Fair In Austria
Austrian President Michael Hainisch visited a Linz fair exhibit and asked what instrument he played. He quipped in Viennese dialect that he played the fotzhobel, a mouth organ. The demonstrator offered souvenirs as the president and his party watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linz
Austria
Associated Press
Michael Hainisch
Pune
Hainisch
Roast Chicken Costly in Russia Food Parity Report
New Berlin July 38 Associated Press roast chicken eggs and bread are affordable locally in Russia but imported fruits and other goods are pricey. Dr Wilbur K Thomas Philadelphia executive secretary of the American Friends Society notes a weeks long inquiry showing imported lemons cost as much as a pound of gold and prices vary with rail routes and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
New Berlin
Associated Press
Wilbur K. Thomas
Philadelphia
American Friends Society
Thomas
Rankin
Lecompton Fourth of July Celebration Planned
Lecompton invites all for a community Fourth with a large program from 2:00 pm including children and big parades, a baseball game, contests, and a three act play at 6:30 pm. A Lawrence orchestra will provide music and prizes are awarded for the children's parade and best float. Rankin's Drug Store promotes hair care products. J. W. Greenleaf travels to Topeka on business. Caroline Stievens visits Kansas City for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton
Fam
Lawrence
Lecompton Social Notes Report Local Visits and Events
Lecompton residents noted various visits and happenings. Mr. and Mrs H A Davidson traveled to Lawrence on business. Leatha Glenn of Big Springs visited relatives. The Methodist Aid met for a business session and basement cleaning. Families moved into Rose Hill property. Mr. and Mrs Charles Wells visited Lecompton. Lucille Stockwell returned to New Mexico after visiting her parents. Celia Wingfield underwent appendicitis surgery in Topeka. Mrs T Huey visited Topeka. Ship Winter and Ralph Traxler families spent time in Lecompton and Endora. Rev Floyd Atkinson and family visited Abilene and Hedger McClanahan kin. Milton Winter and family headed to Colorado Springs to visit a daughter. Walter Brown and son Henry and Mrs H A Brown visited Lecompton.
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H. A. Davidson
Lawrence
Leatha Glenn
Big Springs
Methodist Aid Society
H. QO. Morris
Roselliff
Charles Wells
Lecompton
Lucille Stockwell
J. W. Kreider
New Mexico
Celia Wingfield
American Hospital
Topeka
T. Huey
Ship Winter
Ralph Traxler
Orville McCall
Ed Forsythe
Endora
Floyd Atkinson
Abilene
Atkinson
Hedger McClanahan
Milton
Winter
Colorado Springs
Trotter
Lecompton Sun
Walter Brown
Henry
Oil drillers resume work after casing delay at well
Greenwood Valley visitors report, Stull dominates Independence at Brown's Grove. Local families tour oil site as drillers restart after a several day delay, with several entries noting visits to Lawson and Unger homes and weekly harvest help.
Ohio Visitors Gather for Topeka Visit A Week
Ohio residents journeyed to Topeka for a several week stay visiting the Kraft family and friends. Numerous local families hosted or joined in weekend gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. George Houk and others from Kansas City Topeka and Lawrence.
Barber County Visit Ends With Questionable Timing
The fragment describes a two weeks visit in Barber county ending Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Herb Gress. It mentions a period July 7 to 12 and a curious line about Toledo sword blades forged by Saracens that could coil like a clock spring and resume straightness once released.
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Barber County
Herb Gress
Cles
B. B
Toledo
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First Baptist Church
John ‘Pranklin "Watts
Emabel, McDaniel
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W. C. Summers
Walter J. Keeler
Lovington
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Rankin's Drug Store
J. W
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Yarnold-Stull
I. B. Kraft
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Edward. Miller
Geo. Houk
James Brass
Henry Stull
Broad View Inn
Jess Willard
A. L. Ferris
ART Furniture CO
Varsity Theatre
Constane Talmadge
Iin
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Paris
Pola Negri
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