Sylvia Sue Stewart Weds George William Moore at Garden City Presbyterian
The ceremony held Saturday at 4 pm in Garden City united Miss Sylvia Sue Stewart and George William Moore. Rev. R B Twitty officiated as flowers in green and white framed the service. The couple, students at the University of Kansas, will reside in Lawrence with Moore's parents after a reception at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Sue “Stewart
Joseph Stewart
Garden City
George William Moore
James P. Moore
Lawrence
Presbyterian Church
R. B. Twitty
Earl Burr
Hays
Clinton Beard
McPherson
Martha Baylis
Oklahoma City
Jacquelyn Haskell
Betty Bassinger
Arkansas City
Moore
George Marshall
Lester
University of Kansas
Chi Omega
Phi Delta Theta
M. P. Good
Loring Dalton
Lester Scott
Betty Marshall
Lincoln
Lewida Richards
Manhattan
Nadine Weber
Osawatomie
Mary Louise Andreson
Plainville
Social Calendar Highlights From Lawrence Clubs
Lawrence social column lists Tuesday luncheon at the Finesse club hosted by Mrs. Tommy Constant at the country club. Wednesday and Thursday feature events at the country club and E O W club with notable guests. Mrs. W C Simons hosts a contract club and prizewinners include Mrs. Downing and Mrs. Simons. many bridge parties noted with guests from Anaconda and Manhattan.
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Finesse Club
Tommy Constant
Country Club
W. C. Simons
E. O. W. Club
Georges Hedrick
William Dietz
X. B. C. Bridge Club
Aving
George Jackson
Anaconda, Mont
Otto Fischer
E. M. Cameron
W. B. Downing
Simons
Jackson
W. H. Dietz
Personal Notice of Mrs. J. B. Mack Departure
Mrs. J. B. Mack departed last night for Tougview Washington where she intended to visit relatives and resume routine duties, with travel plans and schedule not fully disclosed in this brief item.
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J. B. Mack
Tougview
Wash
Truck Driver Charged With Reckless Driving
Ralph Butler, a truck driver for Jack Walton, was arrested near noon as he drove into Lawrence on Seventh Street from Topeka with a load of beer. State highway patrolmen said Butler was speeding and driving recklessly. He was released on bond and is to appear in police court tomorrow morning. Authorities plan to seek revocation of Butler's chauffeur's license.
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Ralph Butler
Mississippi Street
Jack Walton
Lawrence
Seventh Street
Topeka
Seventh
Florida
Butler
North Lawrence First Baptist Church Weekly Activities
Church notices outline sick members and a schedule of services and meetings. Plans include choir rehearsal, midweek prayer, a Thursday forum for community uplift, and a Friday sewing circle. Special events feature a July “Trip Around the Works” for the Sunday school and a lawn social, with preaching by Brother Everett Smith and tribute to Dr. Scruggs.
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North Lawrence First Baptist Church
Our Sick
Red
Eileen Anderson
Maude Hill
Ethel Johnson
Verna Angerson
Marguerite Brown
Miller Anderson
Clarence Taylor
Ernestine Waters
Sym
Eiveryone
Isabel Rogers
At & E
Lucille Smith
Ann Jones
Harvey Nelson
Everett Smith
Mt. Zion
Hast Hill
Topeka
Dr. Scruggs
Kansas
Marriage Licenses Issued To Three Kansas Couples
Marriage licenses have been issued to E. R. Tolman and Anna Larson of Kansas City Missouri who expect to marry a Kansas City Kansas minister Robert E Lindsey and Hazel Kistler of Topeka who expect to be married by Dr R A Hunt of Lawrence and William L Holmes and Dorothy M McNair of Topeka who expect to be married by the Rev E F Price of Lawrence.
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E. R. Tolman
Anna Larson
Kansas City
Kansas City, Kan
Robert E. Lindsey
Hazel Kistler
Topeka
R. A. Hunt
Lawrence
William L. Holmes
Dorothy M. McNair
E. F. Price
Holland Prince Henry Consort Dies at 58
Prince Henry of the Netherlands, consort to Queen Wilhelmina, died in The Hague after a brief illness and heart disease. He was 58. His daughter Princess Juliana, in London, may hasten travel to join her father. The couple wed in 1901 in a famed royal alliance. Prince Henry, born 1876, studied in Dresden and Potsdam and served in the Guards.
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the Hague
Holland
Henry
Prince Consort of
Prince Consort
Red Cross
Prince Henry
Juliana
London
Wilhelmina of Holland
Netherlands
Mecklenburg
Uradel
Europe
Wilhelmina
The
House of Orange-Nassau
Henrys
Vladimir Albert Ernest
Schwerin
Freiherr von Bischoffshausen
Witzhum College
Dresden
Chasseurs of the Guards
Potsdam
Eoee
William Steele dies former Lawrence post office clerk
William Steele a retired Kansas City mail carrier and former Lawrence post office general delivery clerk died yesterday. His body will arrive in Lawrence Thursday around 3 30 p m for interment at Oak Hill cemetery. He served in Lawrence about twelve years before transferring to Kansas City some twenty five years ago.
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William Steele
Kansas City
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Steele
Kansa City
Building Permits Rise in First Half of 1934
City building inspector J F Stubeck announced that the total valuation of building permits issued from January 1 to June 30, 1934, reached 105 000 or more, exceeding the previous year by a substantial margin. Even after excluding the New York school building, the figure remains 42 814 above 1933. The school estimate stands at 62 672, with the Kansan theater and the school as major items. Fewer new dwellings were started, but remodeling and additions were common, along with several new store fronts.
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J. F. Stubeck
New York
Kansan
Stubeck
Steam Kills Weeds On Santa Fe Right of Way
Mrs J Davis notes the article in yesterday's paper stating that hot steam used by the Santa Fe to rid its right of way of weeds has been effective in eradicating bindweed. Bindweed is already widespread and may become a major problem. Some farms infested with bindweed face loan refusals from large insurance companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Davis
Santa Fe
Grass Fires Keep Firefighters Busy In Two-Day Span
Firemen answered minor calls over two days with most blazes traced to burning trash. A grass brush fire at 1228 Prairie Avenue yesterday at 4:30 p.m. challenged crews before being extinguished. A short circuit in a Studebaker at 21 Winona Avenue, reported at 8 a.m., burned wiring and insulation with slight damage to the vehicle belonging to A. P. Fey.
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Prairie Avenue
Winona Avenue
Studebaker
A. P. Fey
Take Winters to Prison for Life Under Habitual Crim Act
Ed Winters, 40, was taken to Lansing to begin a life sentence after pleading guilty to second degree burglary and larceny. The crimes involved tools worth over $300 stolen from the Fred Laptad farm north of Lawrence. County Attorney R B Stevens showed Winters had two prior felonies and Judge Hugh Means imposed the life term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Winters
Lansing
Winters
Fred Laptad
Lawrence
R. B. Stevens
Hugh Means
Mrs Roosevelt Begins Off The Record Vacation Route
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt travels through Pikeville Kentucky on her off the record vacation that began in Washington yesterday and continues privately away from public view as she tours the state during a personal respite away from official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pikeville, Ky
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
President Travels by Auto for Coast Vacation
The president traveled by automobile from Williamson West Virginia and halted at the Ford mines at Pond Creek to inspect them in this county. He was met three miles from Pikeville by an improvised escort. After a brief discussion he continued to Jenkins and Whitesburg Kentucky.
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Williamson
W. Va
Pond Creek
Pikeville
Jenkins
Whitesburg
Douglas County Receives $4000 Relief Funds for July
Douglas county will get four thousand dollars in federal relief funds for July, per a notice to Miss Mary E. Jamison, county poor commissioner. The amount shows a thousand dollar increase over June relief payments. The item appears amid a school board meeting notice.
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Douglas County
Mary E. Jamison
Lawrence Board of Education to Convene Tonight
The Lawrence board of education holds its July session this evening at two o’clock in the senior high school board room. Routine matters include consideration of bids on coal for the upcoming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Board of Education
Case to Trial July 17 for W T Cole
W T Cole of 1324 Delaware street appeared before Justice Charles Springer and pled not guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor. The case is set for trial July 17 with a $300 bond. The Douglas county relief committee will meet Saturday afternoon in the courthouse commissioners room for a business session.
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W. T. Cole
Delaware Street
Charles Springer
Springer
Cole
Douglas County Relief Committee
Oak Ridge township boards set to draft new budget
In regular session Saturday the Oak Ridge Grant township board discussed finances and on Monday a special meeting was convened to prepare the budget for the coming year. Surrounding social visits and local events are noted, including calls on A R Reed and gatherings with families such as Daggetts and Dolans, plus attendance at a Madama Schumann Heinke performance.
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Hattie Fetty
Leona
Darlene Dolan
Williamstown
C. A. Dolan
Kansas City
Ruth Johns
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Atchison
Tad” Platt
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Detroit, Mich
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DeLand, Fla
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Pittsburg
Harold Lee
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L. H. Menger
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Omaha
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Richard E. Caulk
Hill
A. W. Brews
Montgomery
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W. T. Quinlin
M. J. Schleppey
E. G. Petefish
Ray Wright
Sue
Memorial Hospital
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Camden
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Publishers Syndicate
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Sheriff's Force
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