Mae West admits she was married in 1911 in Milwaukee
Mae West acknowledged in a court filing that she wed Frank Wallace in Milwaukee on April 11, 1911, a marriage she had previously denied. The action seeks recognition of Wallace as her husband and possible division of earnings as community property. West also says she never lived with Wallace as husband and wife.
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Los Angeles
Mae West
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Wallace
York
Miss West
Wallace
Miss
West
Mse West
New York State Supreme Court
New York
Ray Blakesley
Former College Beauty Queen Dies by Own Hand
Guthrie Oklahoma July 8. Fingerprints on a pistol linked to Mrs James H Atherton a 29 year old former beauty queen and wife of a Guthrie chiropractor were cited by Dr J G Duncan a state crime bureau expert as proving the death was a suicide sheriff Milo Beck questioned the finding noting no prints were found yesterday on the pistol near the body the body found in a cottage rented recently Mrs Atherton a 1925 Oklahoma A and M college beauty queen was discovered by her Negro maid authorities reported
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Guthrie
Oklo
James H. Atherton
J. G. Duncan
Atate Crime ‘Bureau
Milo Beck
Logan County
Beck
Miss Thelma Fulks Weds Carl Hobbs at Stewart Cabin
Ottawa native Thelma Fulks married Carl Hobbs by Rev. I L Montgomery Sunday morning. A dinner followed at Stewart log cabin for relatives and friends. The Hobbs plan to reside in Lawrence.
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Ida Gastrock
Carl Plambeck
Thelma Fulks
Ottawa
Carl Hobbs
I. L. Montgomery
Stewart Log Cabin
Local social notes and gatherings in Centropolis area
Mr and Mrs L W Haas and daughter Eva spent Tuesday with Mrs Rose Simmons of Centropolis. Ruth and Alvin Johanning drove to Lawrence. Milton Kring injured his right arm in a ball game. Edith Tipton staying at Glen Flora home. Albert Schwarz and daughters Ann and Mrs Carl Schwarz visited at Mrs Anna Johanning’s home Wednesday. Pleasant Hour Circle mothers and daughters tea at Mrs Charley Gilliland’s home featured a short program and guests. Ice cream wafers and mints were served by committee members. Beth Kring visiting aunt near Vinland. Helen Thomas stayed with La Vergne Flora. Hazel Gilliland and Martha Stoneking hosted a shower for Mrs Carl Hobbs at Gilliland home. Guests listed. Beth Kring visiting near Vinland. shower details noted. Several neighbors helped cultivating corn for Ed Hyland who had leg injury. Will Peffly and Mrs Bayles visiting Ottawa. Carl Schwarz and Albert Schwarz with daughter visiting Lawrence. Various visits to and from Lawrence noted. This Week's Items include social calls, showers, and hospitalities among Haas, Johanning, Kring, Gilliland, Hobbs, Schwarz families and neighbors.
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L. W. Haas
Eva
Rose Simmons
Centropolis
Ruth Johanning
Alvin Johanning
Lawrence
Milton Kring
Edith Tipton
Glen Flora
Albert Schwarz
Ann
Carl Schwarz
Anna Johanning
Pleasant Hour Circle
la Vergne Flora
Thelma
Maxine Dyer
Shirley Stevenson
Laurine Pohl
Little Dudley Gibson
Kenneth Pohl
Beth Kring
Eral
Jesse Deay
Deay
Near Vinland
Helen Thomas
Hazel Gilliland
Martha Stoneking
Carl Hobbs
Thelma Fulks
Ottawa
Erma Hulbrink
Marie Oshel
Ed Hyland
Will Peffly
Harry Flory
Bayles
Abilene
Margaret Cooper
Misa Shirley Stevenson
Salina
Willard Huling
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Excelsior
Mrs
Heffner
Albert Hornberger
Floyd Heffner
Oscar Shutz
Ira Rogers
Near Lawrence
Walter Pool
Clarence Albright
Mabel Haas
Iva Palmer
Homer Disque
Bob Dyer
Will Osborn
Bob
Faye
Etta Montgomery
Zimmerman
Colorado
George Bechtel
Forest Park
Charley Elmin
Kenneth An Neva
Roy Beckner
Williamsburg
Black Garden Hose
Montgomery Wards
Hense Ae
Coats
BU Hee
M Outfit
Syphon
Quart
Riverside America
Hudson
Ford
Good Housekeeping
Pennsylvania
Montgomery Ward
Tere
ENO Sears
GEM
Alleast Tae Vane
Hinds
Natures
Rae Ia A
Lucky Serena
Alka Seltzer
Pluto Water
W.h.varnum
George Lowman
Ound Corn i. Hs Pea
Pri -Founz
Summer Cosmetics
Arrid Marvelous
Evan Ig
Magnesia
Ozara
KOTEX
Bayer Aspirin
Jergens
Sia
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