Wedding bells in Os kaloosa and Lawrence area
In Os kaloosa on Saturday afternoon June 28 at 4 o'clock Slade of Os kaloosa married Oscar P May of Atchison in a double ring Protestant Episcopal service conducted by Rev Clarence Almon of the Presbyterian church. The bride’s mother Mrs Elizabeth Slade gave her away. Attendants included Miss Tisa Wilhems of Lawrence as maid of honor and several relatives from Lawrence North Kansas City and Tulsa. Guests from Law rence North Kansas City Valley Falls Atchison and Santa Maria Cal joined the celebration with a reception. The couple plan to reside in Atchison after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slade
Oskaloosa
Oscar P. May
Atchison
Clarence Almon
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth 3
Tisa Wilhems
Lawrence
Maria Tulsa
Okla
Lizabeth Hanssen
North Kansas
Gity
Wilma May
Lawrences
Margaret Housh
Kansas Gity
Barbara Pargeldes
Nwrence
Bailie Wagener
Mr. May
C. W. Sparr
C. We Ivesbutt
Tulsa
Irma Wilhems
Adelia Moy
J. Levins
North Kansas City
Marks
Valley
Cal
May
University of Kansas
Kap
Pa’ Alpha Theta Sorority
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Birthday Gatherings
A recap of Society news includes Mrs. Karl Schlademann hosting thimbles in honor of Mrs. R. H. Long of Eminence Missouri. extensive guest lists from Eminence to Hill City Kansas. family birthdays at the Bigsby home with Lucretia Bigsby and Belle Kline honored. Sunday dinners at the Country Club with Kansas City guests. and a Merry Matrons picnic at Brown's Grove hosted by Mrs. Wer Ellington Thursday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Schlademann
Thimbles
Ir. H. Long
Eminence
Long
Walter ‘Keeler
Wayne ‘Gill
Walter Schreiner
B.L. ,Treese
Ross’ Clayton
Colman
Hill City
Kansas
Guy Pennock l
Frank Parsley
Bigsby
Lucretia Bigsby
Mes
Belle Kline
St. Joseph
Kline
Guy Bigsby
Flora Nell
Flora, Colman
Ernest Higsby
Elizabeth Ann
Ambrose’ Seth
Helen Elizabeth
Lawrence Higsby
Guy
Bigsby Jy
Viola Transmier
Tlonise Knop
Don Westheffer
Ben
Endora
George Bigsby
Wer Ellingtton
Brown's Grove
Personal notes from Topeka social crowd on summer travel
Dr and Mrs W L Burdick plan to leave July 10 for Pennsylvania for the summer. Frances Renner returns to Topeka after weekend visit with sister Louise Renner. Mrs G W Stratton and son John spent the day in Kansas City. Rebecca McCain goes to Kansas City for a week with friends. Dr and Mrs Edwin Henry Seher er of Kansas City guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas R B Gerhart. Several locals visit relatives in Kansas City and Lawrence. trips to Ottawa Tulsa and Portland noted. Many attendees plan visits in Kansas City and Lawrence with friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Burdick
Pennsylvania
Frances Renner
Topeka
Louise Renner
G. W. Stratton
John
Kansas City
Rebecca McCain
Edwin Henry Seherer
Thomas RB. Gerhart
New Hampshire Street
Lottie Lois P
Frank’ Miller
Ottawa
Ed Clark
Tulsa
Okla
W. Maloney
Wilma Atkeson
Helen Lee
Betty Rucker
Thora Hann
Tola
Charles Franklin
Blue Mound
Kans
Harry Morrow
Baldwin
J. K. Laxman
Greensburg
Penn
Calfornia
C. Loxman
New York Street
R. Bagby
Grace Bagby
Lawrence
Colorado
Flint
Mich
Miss Bagby
Henry Martin
Midland
Rum Runner Tale Leads to Jail in Groveton
The report centers on Hazel Huntoon, 19, held in Groveton jail on charges linked to Mrs. Katherine Wallace, 24, amid a neighborhood rumor that Huntoon and three male companions were involved in bootlegging. Nearby residents note the group quarreled over alleged bootleg activities as they traveled from Boston to Coos county seeking adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Huntoon
Boston
Coos County
N.B
Groveton
Katherine Wallace
Community Social Notes From Local Families
Residents gather for gatherings and visits across Lawrence and nearby towns. Mrs. Pearlie Harding hosts a party with many local youths enjoying the evening. Several families including Fogertys, Hatchers, and Petefish circulate during weekend visits and Monday get togethers.
Community notices and social visits across Baldwin Ottawa area
The report lists residents visiting relatives and friends over a weekend including Hagel Gilliland Flory and Swinley families. Activities include dining, shopping in Ottawa, church gatherings, and a funeral. A divorce suit is filed by Rosie M Bradley against Thomas Bradley for extreme cruelty in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie M. Bradley
Thomas Bradley
Local families visit in Lawrence and surrounds this Sunday
In Columbia and nearby, numerous families including Braham Imer Postma Kesler Flory and Wingert share Sunday visits with relatives at the Wesley Flory Irve Flory and William Wingert homes. Several called on others Friday and Tuesday, with Makiey and Beeghley families noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Braham- Imer
Lillian
Alda
Will
Postma
Charles Brohammer
Leonard Percy
Lawrence
Wesley Flory
Ira Flory
Alda Prohamuer
Florence Postma
William ‘Wingert
George Markley
John Brohammer
Solon’ Markley
Virgil Flory
Frank Deay
Lloyd Hout
Mattie Tarpy
Nettie
Oscar
Amos Wrightsman
Elmer Flory
Henry
Arlie
Henry Landis
William’ Churchbaugh
William Wingert
Jesse Wingert
Leo
Merle
Laura
Mabel Floury
Helen Allen
Della Flory
Soon Markiey
Bonner Springs
Daniel Beeghley
Arthur Flory
Abe Flory
Laurie
Richard Postma
Baldwin Visitors and Local Travels Reported
Charley Gilliland visited Baldwin Tuesday morning. Miss Mary Jessee returned to Kansas City Tuesday evening after a week with her sister Mrs Homer Gibson. Mr and Mrs Homer Gibson drove to Baldwin Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Glenn Flora drove to Ottawa Wednesday morning. David Wymore spent Wednesday with Lester Brubaker. Charley Gilliland and children Hazel and Glenn, Mr and Mrs Joe Brubaker were Baldwin visitors Wednesday. William Walker lost to Lawrence Wednesday morning. Charline Elm spent Wednesday with her grandparents Mrs and Mrs L A Flora, Mrs Charley Kirchner and children Gerald, Marie and Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Thurber
Lawrence
Arthur Postma
Burns
B.R. Fogerty
Pearlie Harding
Harry Matters
Will Heyland
Oral Hatcher
Harry Fultz
Richland
B. R. Fogerty
Doris
Lilah Harding
Ruth Moss
C.D. McCollough
Vivian McCollough
Thaddie Petefish
Lettie Talley
I. Fogerty
Mildred Fogerty
Grandma Wilson
Thaddie’ Petefish
Clara
Viola
M. P. Petefish
Jennie Montfoort
John Sullivan
John L. Gibler
Carbondale
Ralph
Leland
Ottawa
Anna Johanning
Carl Schwartz
Chester Gibson
W. Haas
Baldwin
Harry Flory
Opal
Helen
I. L. Montgomery
Sam
Wymore and
Harley
David
Mac
Homer
Chester
Hazel
Glenn
Dudley
Mia
Sam Wymorg
Harvey
Roland
Harr Flory
Marie
Mary Peffly
Clyde Beck
L. W. Haas
Charley Gilliland
Mary Jessee
Kansas City
Homer Gibson
Glenn Flora
David Wymore
Lester Brubaker
Joe Brubaker
William Walker
Charline Elm
L. A. Flora
Charley Kirchner
Gerald
Milton
Valley Grove News Farmers Run to Kansas City and Lawrence
Mrs Agnes Hedden and her mother Mrs W L Smith drove to Kansas City Thursday. Ralph Stewart Robert Weible and Mr Baker helped Mr Petrie with a half day Saturday project. Mrs Hedden and Mrs Stella Stewart drove to Lawrence Saturday afternoon. The valley Grove township board met at the school house Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fred Champion traded in Lawrence Saturday morning. Miss Mabel Edmonds Floyd Baldwin and Robert Hagle drove from Leavenworth on the fourth and stayed until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Hedden
W. L. Smith
Kansas City
Ralph Stewart
Robert Weible
Baker
Petrie
Stella Stewart
Liygrence
Valley Grove
Fred Champion
Lawrence
Mabel’ Edmonds
Floyd Baldwin
Robert Hagle
Leavenworth
Petrie Visits Sibling Southwest of Lawrence in Quiet Evening
Richard Petrie spent Sunday night with sister Mrs. Emmiett Evilsizer and her husband Mr. Evilsizer, southwest of Lawrence. Arthur Wells enjoys a bicycle. Fitch's Menthol After Shaving Cream leaves the face cool, Rankin's Drug Store, 1101 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Petrie
Emmiett Evilsizer
Mr. Evilsizer
Lawrence
Arthur Wells
Fitch
Rankin's Drug Store
Mass
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Mary Edna Grasse
Paul.Samuel, Fox
Fox
Hore
Santa Fe
Mayr
Forts
Lawrence High School
Spens
Harvard University
Ed. Barber
Spoatanday
William
Edward
Francis Monk
Dallas
Texas
Edward Earl
L. W. Monk
Erwin L. Briese
Rochester
Minn
Erwin Elliott
Briese
Louise Elliot
Henry Tichen
Wichita
Edward Nelson
Tihen
Laura Keeler
Miss Alma
Nora Springs
Alphin Hagerman
Charles Hagerman
Tennessee Street
Hagerman
Hagerman-Mourch Wholesale Flour Company
Mason City
Mrs. Hagerman
Helen M. Skilton
CS. Skilton
Connecticut College For ‘Women
New London, Conn
Burnett Dander Kloot
Lake Bluffell
Virginia Fiough
Des Moines
Iowa
Glen Carter
Glen Carter, Jr
Rebekah
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cox Farm
Reno
Earl Manchester and Son
Helen Pendleton
Laura Pendleton
Ilsa “‘Wilhelm
C. R.nesbitt
George White
Alice Fearre
Gladys
Apple
Beatrice
Rams
Marcia Baty
Francis Baty
Robert Moody
Leonard Male
Chesley Posey
Prof
H. B. Chubb
Marjorie Rumble
Bertha Alice Perkins
Maybelle Male
Glub
A.B. Weaver
N. T. Veatch Jr
Jane
D. B. Robinson
David Ir
Thomas
Arthury
W. B. Dalton
G. G. McCoy
Kurt Rosenow
Susan Emery
L. FE. Russell
L. L. Sollitt
Dodge City
Marie B. Rollafson
J. B. Watkins
Mary G. Neavitt
C. J. Howard
C. R. Nesbitt
M. Wilhelms
H. Peel
John Wey
David Ikenbury
Independence
William Docking
California
Frances Shaw
Muriel Herrick
Lois Counts of
Lorena Marsh
Ida, Graham
Pasadena
Ruth
Frances Millikin
Graham
Frances Edna Wright
Kirk Williams
Portland
Ore
A. Hunter
Saxman
L. Blaylock
de Soto
G- W. Potts
Sterling
Shilty
G. R. Shilty
Galen Ware
W. W.J .Ware
Charles Campbell
W. Adams
Ada Bell
F. Lewis
Kate Toms
M. Crowder
Jess Mercer
Robert Weibler
Roy V. Nelson
Pane Ana Wuac
High Prairie
Glenna
Letha Monntgomery
Hazel, Glenn
Rodney Beck
Mr. Bradley
Letha
Neva
Kelly
Etta
Kenneth
Dave Wray
Pleasant Grove
Sam. Wymore
Eva
Mabel
Irma
Andrew Elm
John Schwalm
Albert Crumpacker
Centropolis
Tom Gilliland
Charley
Wayne Gilliland
Esther
Alvan
Mike Young
Nic Ault
Opat
Marie Flory
Ruth Johanning
Amelia Saueressig
Lebo
P. A. Wil
Excelsior School
Columbia
Excelsior
Rey Vital
Oyal
Royal
Trinity
Cherie
Bobette
O. L. Newby
Mer
Bullene
Hoadley
St., Lawrence, Kan
Broad View Inn
Jess Willard
A. L. Ferris
Ayarey
Jean Toley and
Lefty Flynn
Santa FE Trail
Conway Tearle and
Barbara la Marr
Our Gang
Ward's Flowers
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