Marriage Sealed in Quiet Presbyterian Ceremony
A quiet 11 o clock ceremony was held at the Presbyterian manse uniting Miss Edna Bags Dobson and Jean Francis Bennett. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Haviland where Bennett and his brother own Bennett Pharmacy. They plan a west tour and return for the school year. Dobson is KU alumna and Bennett is a Pittsburg state normal graduate and former athletic coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Astman
Presbyterian Manse
Edna Bags Dobson
Earl , Dobson
Lawrence
Jean Francis Bennett
Nat G. Bennett
Haviland
Bennett
Anthony
Bennett Pharmacy
University of Kansas
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Kansas State Normal
Pittsburg
Phi Sigma Epsilon
Haviland High School
Social Calendar Listings from Imperial Auction Club
Wednesday events include Mrs T J Sweeney hosting at Imperial Auction Club. Other items note Year Round Club picnic supper at Clinton Park, Park Rhurssay Variety Trudge Club with Mrs Harold, and P W Club lawn party. Vannoy Miller and Minnie Bearman host gatherings. Memorial Union building School of Education plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Auction Club
T. J. Sweeney
Clinton Park
Rhurssay
Harold, Altler
P. W
Vannoy Miller
Minnie Bearmanadie HC
Allphin
Uraday
Elaby Hoeaifant
Pub
le! School of Education
Memorial Union Building
Poros
Local social notes from Lawrence and area events
Los Angeles visitors and local hosts attended club gatherings and dinners at the Country club and Lake View club house. Pi Lambda Theta held a rush tea at Watkins Hall with Miss Elizabeth Wilson serving as president for summer. A new baby boy Bobby Joe was born to Mr. and Mrs. J W Dorton. A tea welcomed visiting members of the American Association of University Women at the Faculty Women’s club. about thirty five guests attended with iced refreshments served by Mrs Earnest Boyce and Mrs Kenneth Landes. Miss Cora M Downs is president of the Lawrence branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Laithmeyer
Country Club
Warrening
Mr. Reding
Pittsburgh
Eno
Pi Lambda Theta
Watkins Hall
Elizabeth Wilson
Ruth Litchen
American Association of University Women
Faculty Women’s Club
Lawrence
Earnest Boyce
Kenneth Landes
Bris. Co. C. Stewart
Cora M. Downs
Personal notices from Ventura to Kaw Oklahoma
Mrs John Shea of Ventura and Mr and Mrs K O Peters of St Petersburg are guests of Mr and Mrs A R Oatman. Mrs Shea formerly Miss Bernice Oatman and Mrs Peters Miss Ethel Oatman visit Mrs Harris and her parents Mr and Mrs G M Holiday. George Stobler returns to Emporia after Lake Kamposka trip and Black Hills visit. The Rev and Mrs F B Shaner move to Allen's Park Colorado for six weeks. E W Penchard and son Edward back from La Grange Indiana Kalamazoo and Detroit Lakes visits. Rev Heber D Ketcham of Fairmont WV visits sister Rosemary Ketcham en route to Colorado. Miss Josephine Klein returned from Panama Nebraska for Dible wedding. Miss Klein returns with Dible couple. Elizabeth Shepherd back from Lake Geneva. Dr H W Hutchinson returns from Ozarks motor trip. Sol and Mrs Marks head to Charlevoix Michigan for summer with daughter Mrs A W Schlesinger. C B Hosford and children return from visit with father C Hosford and relatives in Kaw Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shea
Ventura
Cal
K. O. Peters
St. Petersburg
Fla
A. R. Oatman
Shea
Bernice Oatman
Peters
Ethel Oatman
E. J. Harris
Hortense
Patty Ann
Ottawa
Harris
G. M. Holiday
Indiana Street
George Stobler
Emporia
Lake Kamposka
Minn
Black Hills
South Dakota
Lawrence
F. B. Shaner
Lorna Jean
Shirley
Allen’s Park
Colorado
E. W. Penchard
Edward
D. Willis Dibble
Carleen Johnson
Topeka
Miss Klein
Mrs. Dibble
Thelma Edmondson
Russell Cooper
Elizabeth Shepherd
Lake Genevva
H. W. Hutchinson
Ozarks
Sol Marks
Charlevoix
Mich
A. W. Schlessinger
C. B. Hosford
Cuitus, Jr
Alice
Eleanor
Contact Between East and West Gains Rapidly With New Traffic Lines
The report describes a growing overland network linking Cairo Jerusalem and Damascus with European capitals. Trak railway builds a direct Mesopotamia to Calais route via Kerkuk Mosul Nisibin Aleppo and Istanbul with a wagon-lit ferry to Calais. A passenger can travel from Bagdad to London in about a week for roughly $240.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Irak
Cairo
Jerusalem
Damascus
Budapest
Vienna
Berlin
Paris
Calais
Ba I
Trak
Mesopotamia
England
Kerkuk
Mosul
Jalian
Nissibin
Aleppo
Haidan Pasha
Bosphorus
Istanbul
London
Hungarian Cellist in Concert Here Tomorrow
Stephen Deak, a Hungarian violin cellist, performs a recital with three groups of numbers at 8 o clock tomorrow in the Administration auditorium of the University of Kansas. Summer session students with activity tickets admitted free. others pay fifty cents. Margaret Shanklin, pianist, also presents piano solos. Program includes Sammartini Sonata, Bach Haendel Bocherin Chopin pieces, a movement from Sonate for Violoncella and Piano, and Spanish Serenade Hungarian Rhapsody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Deak
University of Kansas
Margaret Shanklin
Sammartini
Bach
Haendel Bocherin
Chopin Chopin Chopin
Violoncella
Clinton Belvoir Neighbors Share News and Visit People
The Clinton Belvoir column notes deaths in Carbondale and services for a father, visits by Topeka residents, music lessons, threshing in the area, a Denver visitor, and baskets brought to relatives. Measles illness of Elaine Herschell is mentioned, with Kansas City visits and recovery of Mrs. Ray Harrell after surgery. Missing items include a home burglary and a local combine harvest story, plus community meetings and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retaien
Martin Connore
Alva Ice
George Jensen
Andrew Jensen
Fred Tornaden
Walter Kampschroeder
Fred Kampschroeder
Charles Kampschroeder
A. F. Bond
Charles
Denver
Colo
Dravig
M Ot Mu Murphy
Besse
Esther
Heiman ‘Buchhewn
Harry
Hattie Shaw
Frank Buchheim
Marian
Mike Kroppf
Louise
Laura
Charles Boerkircher
Otto
Elza
Francis
Hazel Pauline
Lottie
Shaw
Mariel
Harvey
Fred Baldwin
Rose Louise
Mould
Elaine Herschell
Roy Dye
Edith
Kansas City
Chester Baldwin
Ray Harrell
Lawrence
Woodward
Ernest Murphy
Childo
Bartlesville
Okla
C. U. Baldwin
Ray Harrell Iinat
Mattie’ Kampschroeder
Masters
Belvoiree
le Press
Ebon Anderson
William Ewing
Willace
A. A
Bidinger
Akea
H Kampschroeder
Amt Murphy
A. F
Bond and Son
Char
Henry Dravis
M. J. Murphy
H. L. Murphy
Edward Woodward
Hutchinson
Arthur Clinton
Lois
Blanche Harrell
Luella
Herschel - Blanche Harrell
Alma Howser
Irene Gibler
Erma
Local church notices and community gatherings reported
The column lists church events and visits across Lawrence, Topeka, and Kansas City. It notes communion services, a Sunday school convention, and various family visits, with names such as Woodward, Hall, Calkins, Buckle, and Kuhns appearing among attendees and speakers.
Local News Snippets From Vinland and Vicinity
Seeks Legacy ters Ruth and Margaret accompanied Everett Craig to Peculiar Missouri where they spent the day with relatives. Mr and Mrs Clarence Schick and Beverly moved to his father’s home recently. The vacated house will be occupied by James Iliff and son returning to Vinland. Neighbors aided Seth Fenton’s rescue of a horse from a well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Ruth
Margaret
Everett
Craig
Peculiar
Clarence Schick
Beverly
James Iliff
Vinland
Wilbur
Russell Randel
Ellsmere
Davault
Pierceville
Seth Fenton
H. A. Andrews
Miami
Okla
Wayne
Louisiana
Edna Davault
Wellsville
Lem Sturdy
Earl Davault
Forrest Smith
Ralph Schick
Kansas City
Revs Progress Meeting At Local School Event
Attendees include Rev and Mrs Calkins and Miss Ruth Sturdy of Lawrence with Mrs. George Sturdy and Mrs. George Coal Creek. Miss Ay Stevens at Lawrence Business College visited home folks. Several locals attended Fourth of July celebration and Sunday dinners. Captain Forrest E. Jones of Kansas City stopped by Rev J K Morgan’s home before heading to Fort Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calkins
Aise Carol Rickard
Ruth Sturdy
Lawrence
George Sturdy
George
Coal Creek
Misa Ay Stevens
Lawrence Business College
Seth Yeon Ant
Frauenfelder
Aelia
William
Forrest E. Jones
Kansas City
J. K. Morgan
Fort Riley
George Creek
Local Candidates Seek Public Office in District Race
H W Miskimen and others are noted in a district race with candidates for clerk of the district court. Mentioned are former Lawrence residents and teachers, including L E Hoover, who have connections to Eudora and nearby areas. The article references recent moves and past residency as part of the candidacy landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Eudoran
L. E. Hoover
Anarina
Ims
Lawrence
Earl
Ehesters
M Foremer
District Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Journal-World Office
Harry Reding
Broad View Inn
T. G. Fitch
Harold Longenecker
Surice Cranes
George Guild
E. E. Smith
Toryeka
Louis Smith
Chapman
Warren Reding
Fenn
Dean Schnacke
Dayton, O
Franklin Reding
Sawtelle
W. R. Banker
Muskogee
Oklo
Frances Shepherd
Philip W. Edwards
Harold Constant
Edgewood
Miss Shepherd
Jas
Ruth Parry
Martha Wellman
Vivian Skilton
E. P. Jones
Virginia Hutson
Jessie Underwood
Margaret Riggs
Frances_ Robinson
Jones
Miss Biggs
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
Wichita
University Auditorium
Josephine Klein
Ed Klein
Ladies Aid of the Friends Church
Ralph Standing
Fifteenth and
Haskell Avenue
Congregational Church
P. D. Olmsted
Tennessee Street
W.S. Baker
Dorothy
May Bricken
Sedalia
Wayne Wells
Roy McLean
Otis Castle
Winona Avenue
Frank Brown
Mlinois Street
Irwin Hulce
J. H. Hulke
Colonial Tea Room
R. G. Patterson
Elizabeth Sellards
Aunt Het
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Publishers Syndicate
Los Angeles
Fannie Conley
J. W. Dorton
Bobby Joe
Associated Press
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Anthony Fokker
Clinton-Belvoir
Jemeritt
Mattie
Sunda
Martial
Woington
Vance
Roening
Bev
Et Johnson
Ida Dade
Indora
Eva Kuhns
Kansas
Ci- Hee
Women’s Mispiansa Society
Fncon
Charles Aca Sisting
Ed Steele
Vite
Tucker
Les
Clarence Buckle
Doris
la Junta
Fred. Id
Witterings
Myrabelle
Arthur Cummings
Dau
Mane
Lawren
Oliver Hadley
Harley
Effie Dean
Brubaker
Phil Huffman
Huffman
Robert
Eva Kuhna
A. B. Stanwix
Vinland and Vicinity
George Sturdy and
Daugh
Truat
Vincent Kerens
Dallas
Tex
Roasting Hills Bros Coffee
Hills Bros
Cota and
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ward
Fiowerfone
Financial Statement
Douglas County Bld’g & Loan Ass’n
Douglas
State of
Wilder
Metcalf
Chase
John C. Emick
H.W. Miskimen
William We
Emmriganaer Vin
Sparton
The
College Jeweler
Whitcomb
Tenn
Sis
Lara Jall
Jine
Bargain Center In Women’s
Johansen
Styles
Wilbur Coon’s
Rollin
Service of Chiffon
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