Wedding tales and gatherings in Lawrence circle
A Wichita source describes a Kansas social scene with extended family dinners and visits. Walter Keel escorted guests, Mrs. Phillips hosted a 3 o'clock luncheon for relatives and travelers including Mrs. Locke and Miss Lacock of Pittsburgh heading to Yellowstone Park. Also noted is funeral attendance for Samuel Stanley, a Lawrence picnic planned for relatives, and a notable Lawrence wedding between Nora Muchmore and John Romayne Kna- thaurh of Philadelphia, held at Ithaca New York amid elaborate terraces and flowers.
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Blaine Lacey
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Wial Dunmire House
P. Lester
Anna Dorothy
Lillis
F. O.luckman
Bertha Wilson
Eva Tlorton
Alice Horton
Th. WsGowld
Roland
A. B. Sirpless
George Hackman
Mary Hackman
Lucy Hackman
Clayton Hackman
C. ©. LeSuer
Marvin LeSuer
Nelson LeSuer
John Edmondson
Philip Readie
Kansas City
Edna’ Patterson
Boston
Mass
Merle Caldwell
Moran
Kans
Nelson, LeSner
David McFarland
George Robert
David Jr
Italy
Batty
State College
Aia
Nora Muchmore
J. S. Muchmore
Wirfield
Romayne Knablaveh
Philadelphia
Wichita
Joseph
Kna- Thaurh
Iribe
G. B. Muchmore
Ithaca
Cayuga- Lake
Henry’ P
St. John’s
New-York
Winfield Notables Share News On Education and Clubs
Details of local education paths highlight high school and college journeys of notable residents. Social club meetings, lyceum work, and music study are noted alongside travels, civic group activities, and upcoming community events benefiting playgrounds and recreational programs.
Miss Olive Shizebner and friends visit Kansas City
Miss Olive Shizebner and Miss Letitia Risley spent today in Kansas City with Mrs. Grant Risley and family. Others, including Miss Beas McWilliams and Miss Margaret Gifford, University students, are seen in Ottawa Leavenworth Topeka and Vinland outings. Several couples and families travel for the Fourth, visiting relatives and attending gatherings in Ottawa Kaney City Leavenworth and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Shizebner
Kansas
Letitia
Risley
Grant
Son
Kansas City
Wilson
Lakeview
Beas McWilliams
Abe Levy
Ottawa
Emporia
Tonganoxia
Paul ‘Landis
A. G.' Landis
New York’ City
Yates
Euhice “O'Brien
Vinland
H. Whitcomb
Margaret Gifford
Quénemo
Hannah. Howe
VW. E. Briggs
William Hastie
William Haveriott
Iola
Henry Riggs
James Searles
Gifford
Oklahoma City
Lawrence
Innes
Topeka
Swede Wilson
Pearl Hersterson
Wellington
George Comstock
L. H. Menger
Gertrude Elliott
Melbourne Golf ‘Links
R. W. Dicker
Will Kingsbury
Ddie Hemming
Lawrence Greeny
Eli Wilson
Robert Lawrence
Kant
Dri
Edwa
Hislop
Frank 'Hosford
Virginia Hosford
Oskaloosa
Arthur Weaver
A. D. Weaver
David Robinson
Tom Ventch
Eva
Emmett
L. 4
Emmet
Forrest Lake
Charles Kennedy
Tonganosie
Charles de Watteville
Worden
Herschel Barnes
Fort, Lear
Som
Short J
Snake I
Sumner
Nebraska
G. ‘Renstrom
Osage City
C. A. Hunter
Gladys Cowles
Sibleyville
McConnell Hospital
Geb
Kigchhoft Jr
Colorado
Sherman Eliott
Union Fund
Taday
Holton
C. L. Hobart
Hobart
The
Holden Progress
Missouri Press, Association
Fred Rhodes
Humboldt
Edna Teeter
N. W. Downes
Rosedale
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
O Bryants
Marian
Margaretta Armstrong
Lela McGee
Oldest US twins Mary Adams and Martha Camperson celebrate 86th
Mrs Mary F Adams and Mrs Martha J Camperson of Wilmington Delaware have just celebrated their 86th birthday and are described as the oldest twins in the United States. The item mentions dinner etiquette and a sales ad for patent and suede strap slippers at 4.89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal, Clothing Co
Mary F. Adams
Martha J. Camperson
Wilmington, del
United States
Alfred C Bossom gold medallion for civic service
New York officials leaders welfare workers soldiers aviators actors are named for the first Alfred C Bossom gold medallion award to high school graduates nationwide. The committee aims to spur youth civic participation as future leaders, with the medal to be awarded next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Estes
New York City
United
Cable link to Seward to make Ketchikan a major station
Ketchikan Alaska poised to become one of the world’s largest cable stations with a Seattle to Seward line. The first section of the cable was completed May 8 by the Dellwood, sending four lines to Southeast Alaska including Seward and Seattle. The Value States army oversees the project and aims for completion next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchikan
Alaska
Associated Press
Seattle
Seward
Value States Army
Thémew
Dellwood
Thieve
Land Keg
Cable Upgrade Aims for Duplex Operation From Seattle
The plan calls for TM equipped duplex operation to handle six times the traffic on the Seattle to Sitka link, upgrading capacity beyond the old line and enabling enhanced data flow between endpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Sitka
Four Burt at Crossing at St Joseph Missouri
At a railway crossing near Troy Kansas a Burlington motor car struck an automobile injuring Joseph C Hedenberg Sr 81 fatally and his son Joseph G Hedentigr Jr 4 hurt. Ambulances took them to a St Joseph hospital. Also Lee Manufacturing manager P As Lee Oberlin Kansas fatally injured and J E Jordan 67 killed when a Rock Island train hit Lee's car at Caruso Kansas. Lee died in a local hospital overnight leaving a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Burlington
Troy
Kansas
Joseph C. Hedenberg, Sr
Joseph G. Hedentigr Jr
St Joseph
Goodland
P. As. Lee
Lee Manufacturing Company
Oberlin, Kansas
J. E. Jordan
Prospector
Rock Island
Lee
Caruso
Sarazen Wins Carter Handicap at Aqueduct
New York on July 4 Sarazen owned by Mrs William Vanderbilt won the Carter Handicap at Aqueduct in his second start as a three year old. Brainstorm finished second Ordinant placed third with jockey Sande steering Sarazen to victory from seven starters in a 1:23.35 for seven furlongs. She's Paid To See Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarazen
New York
William ‘Hk
Vanderbilt
Carter
Aqueduct
Sande
Waldensian Village Pride in North Carolina Record
The Village of Valdese in North Carolina claims a century of peace, noting that in its 31 years none of its residents have been convicted of an offense. The passage mentions polite social customs and contrasts weaving history with China’s long history before Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdese
North Carolina
South
China
Europe
Blind Man Passes Bar Examinations Despite Handicaps
Winfield Kansas June 30 James Wilson White aged 49 blinded by mining accident over twenty years ago has passed the state bar exam in Topeka among 64 successful candidates. He credits wife support reading law aloud for about 2600 hours and dictaphone aid. White served as probate judge and seeks renomination. exam included four sessions with a court stenographer transcribing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Kan
James Wilson White
Topeka
White
Utah
Arkansas City
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Walter J. Keel‘pridge
Empbel .Morisco
Cal
Irs
Craig Kennedyer
Des Bragg
N.C
Monage Palmer
Guy.Pennock
Walter’ Rops Clayton
Mia
Karl Schlader
Miss McCain
Betty Jane Also
San Francisco
Miss Me Daniel
Harvey Walker
Pi- Lambda Theta
Columbia
Elizabeth Lingtenfelter
Samuel Stanley
Edmund Stanley
Stanley
William Harvey- Stanley
William Jones
Winfield High Schoool
Southwestern College
Winfield College of Music
Archibald Olmstead
Lyceum
Ree Hope
A. Giford
Knoblauck
Capper Publications
Wichita High School
University of Kansas
Journal-World
H. E. Don Carlos
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Kanwaka
Everett Lee
Gertrude Lee
Madison
Elsie. Godlove
Merle Celman
Della May Dews
Merle Selman
Lee McCain
L. Wi, Kuhn
Raymond Lee
Otto Fischer Leits
Denver
Salt, Lake City
Hardin
Anaconda
Mont
Glacier National Park
Canadian Rockies
Royal Neighbors
Holloway and
Jones Hall
Belvoir
Baldwin, Safford
Rosaville
Business and Professional Women's Club
Broadview Jam
Broadview
Caroline Wolters
A. R. Colman
Ralph Colman
Federation of Clubs
Gilkins
University
Bowersock
Recreati
Peratio
Paris
Agai
Blanche-Mehaffey
e-Constant
FT Constante
Cea
Goon Manners
Burt
Orpha J. Mess
Chicago
Barber's Drug Store
Ll, Riling Furniture Store
Mr. Riling
A. L. Ferri
Ture
Wolf's Book Store
ART Furniture CO
Boao and
Ua NY al Hie
Constance Talmadge
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