Lawrence couple Wed in Boston at Atwell home
Lawrence announces the marriage of Miss Elsig Bales and Everett D Kiefer of Lawrence. They were wed Saturday June 28 at 4 pm at Mrs J T Atwell’s home 80 Gainsborough street Boston in the presence of about 25 guests. The couple plan to live at 168 Brookline avenue Brookline Mass after August 1. Mrs Kiefer, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Bales, taught English in high schools and Mr Kiefer, son of Mrs W L Kiefer, spent 37 years as a University of Kansas instructor and will study at Harvard next year. The couple are well known in Lawrence where they have lived most of their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Elsig Bales
Everett D.kiefer
J. Tt. Atwell
Gainsborough Street
Boston
Mass
Merrill
Old Southchurch
Mrs. Kiefer
Brookline Avenue
Brookline
Hand painted wrap and fashion notes in summer style
A hand painted wrap in white silk with beige fox edging and a simple box coat cut. A white hat with a bow and fine French ribbon remains a popular model despite fashion changes. Several local social notes include visits, travels, and weekend plans involving residents from Lawrence and nearby towns.
Fragmentary Local Names List Recited in OCR Line
A partial OCR line lists individuals including Decker, Bruner, Means, Claude Scott and Swarthout with titles and varied spellings, indicating a damaged community notice or roster fragment from a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation Decker
V. J. Bruner
Church
Juezh Means
Claude Scott
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Personal notices and visitors reach Lawrence area
Mrs. Allen McCurtain arrives to stay with sister Mrs Jack Bella and family. Delegates from Portland to Kappa Alpha Theta convention in Indiana. Mrs Jul Houston of Nashville visiting Mr and Mrs N Taylor. Mrs Pardes of Chicago visiting Grace Allen and Mildred Houston. Mr and Mrs Hellin of Kansas City to spend Fourth with S K Meffn. Mrs Anna Mottinger of Vinland visiting Lawrence today. Helen Turner leaves for Newton after visit with Mrs F B Dodds. Dr and Mrs R K Collins visiting Mrs Collins mother and Arnett, spend day in Kansas City. T W Nebraska hosts a meal, George McCoy and family in Lawrence City. C B McClelland and Mrs Oran Pringle visit in Kansas City. J F Kelsey returns to Kansas City after visit with daughter Mrs Margaret Poyner of Topeka. Johnston's chocolate box gift for the Fourth noted. Rankin's Drug Store ad. T Lyons, two months in Lawrence, leaves for Shenandoah Iowa. Omaha visitor not identified in fragment. Senator Lon Smith of Austin arrives to attend Lawrence board meeting.
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Allen’ McCurtain
Jack Bella
McCurtain
Portland
Ore
Kappa Ipha ‘ Theta
W Baden
Ind
Jul Houston
Nashville
Tenn
N. Taylor
Wormorsteat
Mms
Margaret Poyner
Topela
Johnston’s
Rankin’s Drug Store
T. Lyons
Lawrence
Shenanduzh
Iowa
Morni Rtea
Omaha
Colt & Skinner
Steat Clothing Co
Lon Smith
Austin
Texas
Leading Styles in Ladies Footwear at Low Prices
Deal Clothing Co advertises women’s footwear with bold prices such as 2.98, 3.47, 3.08 and 4.89, highlighting bargain styles and mass market appeal. The ad emphasizes vivid phrases and Latin flavored branding to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calor’ al Guedes
Deal Clothing Co
Mass
President Plays Organ in Linz Fair Visit
In Linz Austria President Michael Hainisch visited a fair exhibit by a local instrument maker and joked that he played nothing but a mouth organ. A youth presented a box of mouth organs to the president and his entourage as the crowd looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linz
Austria
Michael Hainisch
Hainisch
Plu
Roast Chicken Costs in Russia Report Patchy Trade
Dr Wilbur K Thomas of Philadelphia reports in Russia that locally produced foods are affordable while imported items like fruit and toilet articles fetch high prices. He notes roast chicken sells for about 75 cents at rail stations, and imported lemons cost as much as the chicken.
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Russia
New
Berlin
Wilbur K. Thomas
Philadelphia
American Friends Society
Thomas
Quakers’ Organization
Bill Folds
Rankin's
Mars
Lecompton Fourth of July Celebration Planned With Events
Lecompton announces a Fourth of July program with an orchestra from Lawrence, children's and big parades, a baseball game, contests, a home talent play titled Safety First, and prizes including five dollars for a parade winner. Afternoon and evening music will accompany the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton
Lawrence
Local Notes From Lecompton and Nearby
Lecompton and nearby areas report a series of social updates. Mr. and Mrs. H A Davidson traveled to Lawrence on business. Leatha Glenn of Big Springs visited relatives here for several days. The Methodist Aid society met for a business session and to clean the church basement. Mr. and Mrs. H C Morris and family plan to move into the Rose Tiffany property. Mrs. Lucille Stockwell, visiting her parents in town, returned to New Mexico. Celia Wingheld underwent appendicitis surgery at American Hospital in Topeka. Mrs. O T Huey visits Topeka friends this week. Ship Winter and Ralph Traxler with families were in Lecompton Saturday. Ed Forsythe hosted Sunday visits by the Traxlers and McCalls near Eudora. Rev and Mrs. Floyd Atkinson and children of Abilene spent several days with Hedger McClanahan and relatives. Milton Winter left for Colorado Springs to visit his daughter in hospital. Mrs. Walter Brown and son Henry, and Mrs. H A Brown were Lecompton visitors Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Davidson
Lawrence
Leatha Glenn
Big Springs
Methodist Aid Society
H. C. Morris
Rose Tiff
Charles Wells
Lecompton
Lucille Stockwell
J. W. Kreider
New Mexico
Celia Wingheld
American Hospital
Topeka
O. T. Huey
Ship Winter
Ed Forsythe
Eudora
Floyd Atkinson
Abilene
Henry
Brown
Local Families Visit as Oil Drillers Resume Work
Mr and Mrs I R Kraft and family of Greenwood Valley spent Sunday at Geo Houk Jr home. Oil drillers resumed after casing delay, down over 800 feet Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Dick Murphy and Ordway Miles of Denver visited Otto Busch home. A Weiding Arlo of Lawrence and O A Bidinger Frank visited Lawson home and joined oil well crew. Stall ball team beat Independence at Brown's Grove. Mrs Jake Bidinzer and children visited Juba Unger home. Mrs Ernest Transmaier and Gaby LeRoy spend week at L Lawson. Geo Houkey visited Lawrence, Mrs Edd Jee stayed with Will Tee, harvest underway. Ay Miller and children stayed Friday night and Saturday in Lawrence. Mrs Stauffer came Wednesday.
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Lawson
Edd Jee
Will Tee
A. Miller
Lawrence
Ohio
J. Kraft
Francis Lavin
Vernon Boehring
Edward Miller
Topeka
Geo. Houk
James Brass
Henry Stull
Miller
Opal
Charlie Houk
Wm. Murphy
Stauffer
John Gress
Ruth
Ohio Visitor Party Highlights Local Social Jets
Ohio resident plans a short stay with sister in law Mrs J Kraft and family. Topeka visitors Friday evening include Francis Lavin Vernon Boehring er and Edward Miller. Local families hosted guests at C J Kraft home last week and from Kansas City.
Bar B county visit ends Saturday evening
A two weeks visit with Mr and Mrs Herb Gress ended Saturday evening in Barber county. A cryptic line references the Saracens sword blades forged at Toledo that could coil like a clock spring and regain straightness when released, suggesting a metaphorical note on resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber County
Herb Gress
Toledo
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F. W. Jaedicke
Bridge
T. W. Burton
Omaha, Neb
Prederick ‘Taedicke
Ronings
Theodore Wiley
Beng
Blanche Womack
Esther Lylons
Ruth.Thornton
Memhits
Allen
Fai
Fee C
Charles Sample
Frank Rebison
Wivilliam Henderdon
Wiley
BR. Sears
Ninth Street
F.C. Sears
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Siss
Florence Sears J
M Elizabeth Sears
Second Presbyterian Church
Cameron's Bluff
FB. Dodds
Jarearet
Roper
Thelma “Pontines
Thelma Roper
Lois Lawsom
Lila Lawson
Ruth Stockwell
Terelta Post
Ruth Romid
Elms Uim
Yend
E May
Eva Bulee
Prasis
Mis
C. EF. Lindley
City Federation of Women’s Jubs
City Hall
B. A. Gilkinson
Bowersock
Washington
Tigraybaugh
Edward Hislop
Y Blaybaugh
Congress Apartments
Emporis
A. W. Lamb
Hark Ruby
Louise Jane
Pawhaska
Okla
Margaret Leveron
S- K. Heflin
B. E. Bishop
Fount Hawkins
Lloyd
Merle Hawkins
Bonnie Bishop
Yin Lamb
Eugene
Aly
Edmiston
Ck Balin
Mav
GE. Decker
Fraternal Aid, Union
Helen, Turner
F. B. Dodds
Newton
E. M. Antrim
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City College
Baldwin
William Bower
Ottawa
Colyer
Mabel Richardson
Tel Ha
H. G.richardson
J Areee C. Pontius
Jake” Milburn
Nate
A. Wilson
Eureka
J. B. Wilson
Sylvia Alderman
Ethel Johnson
Dorothea Simons Jett
Chicago
C. H. Hoinville
Wisconsin Woods
P. H. Weeks
M. E. Plume
Kansas City
G. W. Walken
Bishop
Epworth
First Baptist Church
John OF
S Ankcin ‘Watts
McDaniel
Sanjo
Rankin
Fiteh
J. W. Greenleaf
Caroline Stevens
Pes City
Prank IL
ISE
Optometrist
McCulloch
Masa
Yarnold-Stull
Broad View Inn
Jess Willard
A. L. Ferris Fhone
ART Furniture CO
Constance Talmadge
THE
Pn Cy Ee
Sep
Negri
Newri
Paris
Pola Negri
Paramount
Varsity Theatre
Irret
Cco
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