Engagements of Hotchkiss Hall and Denver Logan Daughters
Mrs. Etta L. Hotchkiss of Boulder announces the engagement of her daughter Marie Hotchkiss to Reese Hall of Spearville Kan. The couple plan a September wedding. Marie, a K U student, is noted for art and Chi Omega residence. Reese is a Lawrence High School and K U alumnus with Alpha Tau Omega ties. The Halls are a farm family from Ford Kansas. Also announced is the engagement of Martha Logan to Ray Denver, with a wedding set for August 26. Martha is the youngest of four Logan sisters including Mrs. Gilbert Worley of Topeka.
Ball Blue Dilemma Spotted In Odd Domestic Note
A garbled domestic note mentions Ball Blue and Redross Ball Blue in a complaint about laundry results. The writer insists on a particular brand for over a decade, describing curtains and textiles as needing whiteness and lamenting mixed tones or inadequate bleaching.
Society Notes From Topeka and Nearby Cities
Frederick Thommason of Boise Idaho and Mrs. Alexander Campbell of Decatur Illinois appear in social notes. The piece lists Washburn College ties and Greek affiliations, mentions university engineering groups, and notes Miss Logan’s focus on music and painting. Also includes golf trips by Owen Garl and a motor party to Burlington, Kansas, with various locals attending events at Phi Psi and a hospital update for Mrs. George Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Thommason
Boise
Idaho
Alexander Campbell
Decatur
Ill
Deaver
H. J. Deaver
Fairview
Kaw
Electrical Engineering Society
Kansas University
Logan
Washburn College
Topeka
McCandles
Dorothy Cole
Datess
Coats
Community Notes And Birth Announcement In Lawrence
Names and visits fill a Lawrence community page with a birth announced for C C Kimbrell at 1209 Penn street a 9 1 2 pound son named Harry Francis. Numerous gatherings include W W Club meetings picnics at golf links a dinner party for fifteen and house parties in Junction City and Kansas City with members and guests from Topeka Leavenworth and Estes Park Co. plans for summer school party music and social events fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Kimbrell
Penn., Street
Harry Francis
Kimbrell
Woolworth
Don’t Marry Until You See The Escape Tonight
A brief theatrical notice urges readers to catch The Escape presented tomorrow at The Varsity. The message underscores not marrying before viewing the show, reflecting local entertainment listings.
Visitors and Travellers in Lawrence Districts
A parade of brief visits and weekend trips as residents and friends travel to Kansas City, Lawrence, Buffalo, Pittsburg, and Chicago. Names include Kirchhoff, Clevenger, Schwarz, Ardley, Herman, Wood, Friend, Nevin, Winship, Crumley, Johnson, McCammon, Vogler, Welty, Marks, Mehkernan, Bowlby, McConnell, Jaedicke, and Harris among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Mehkernan
Alice Bowlby
Maude McConnell
Kansas City
Dinner Guests Extend Warm Fairview Hospitality
Mr and Mrs Arthur Boehle of Fairview invited a group to dinner Sunday. The guest list included Miss Lydia Johanning Emma Young Clara Schwarz Anna Mary Hock Frieda Schwarz Emma Alt Salma Jehle and Messrs Otto Johanning Edward Paul Johanning Walter Jehle Carl Alt Henry Hornberger and Henry Johanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Robert Herod
A. R. Young
Judge Lindley
Otto Barteldes
Fredo Barteldes
Armin Barteldes
Bob Campbell
Josephine Martin
Kansas City
Elsa Barteldes
Owen Carl
Julius Marks
Herman ‘Olcott
H. T. Jones
McMur
Arthur
Boehle
Fairview
Lydia Johanning
Emma Young
Clara Schwarz
Anna and
Mary Hock
Frieda Schwarz
Emma Alt
A ‘Salma Jehle
Messrs
Otto Johanning
Edward and
Paul Johanning
Walter Jehle
Carl, Alt
Henry Hornberger
Henry Johanning
Fordman relocates to 77 Garage and Carroll's promo
Location C. W. Smith known as the Fordman has moved to the 77 Garage and now offers M. & D. and Spalding Tennis Balls at Carroll's Store. Get your Outing Hat at Carroll's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Smith
Fordman
Spalding
Carroll’s
Merchant U-boat Finishes Voyage
A captured U-boat returns from a voyage with a cargo of dye stulls in good condition and water. No arms found aboard. two small rifles for defense claimed. It carried 750 tons of dye to American buyers. After Helgoland delays to evade blockaders, it crossed the Atlantic at 14 knots surfaced, 7.34 knots submerged. It neared the Virginia Capes, then towed by the Timmons, crew of 28 under North German Lloyd insignia. The return route remains uncertain as officials discuss possible two weeks to a month before attempting another crossing to elude patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Helgoland
North Sea
Koenig
United States
Atlantic
Capes
Virginia Capes
Timmons
Lloyd’s
Forwarding Co
Embassies Seek Clarification Over Deutschland Departure
Washington officials said British and French embassies have asked the state department to verify the German submarine Deutschland's status as it nears U.S. waters. Naval experts will assist the treasury department while customs reports are awaited. The unarmed sub’s cargo of rubber and nickel worries Berlin’s foes, though crew and ownership must be established. No action is planned until reports finalize the submarine’s classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
State Department
Treasury Department
Germany
Polk
Meat supply and demand trend noted in USDA report
Washington reports a USDA led study finds meat production lagging population growth, with higher prices seen globally. It cautions world beef mutton and pork output may slowly rise, while U.S. herd numbers shift with cattle down since 1907 but turning up recently. swine rise continues while sheep fall. The piece also notes local summer games schedules and real estate observations in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
United Department of Agriculture
America
Troubles With Booze In Police Court
Eulalio Duran a Mexican admitted bringing liquor for unlawful purposes after a hearing. Ascencion Gutierrez was found on the bridge by Officer Patchen and taken to the station in a fighting mood. Maggie White was arrested with liquor and turned over to county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalio Duran
Ascencion Gutierrez
Patchen
Gutierrez
Maggie White
Quote on intoxication sparks sharp exchange in debate
A speaker boasts never drinking, saying it is an empty honor. Colonel Boozer of Kentucky retorts with a skeptical jab, challenging the pride and implying a harsher view of temperance rhetoric during the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub
Boozer
Kentucky
Quite a Crowd at Gadsby Family Picnic
The Gadsby family appears large as they plan country picnics. Al though Gadsby owns a seven passenger touring car, he must make two trips each way to accommodate everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsby
Entertaining the Neighbors on a Yesterday Porch Quarrel
A note recalls Mrs Flubdub hosting neighbors informally yesterday. She and her cook reportedly had a quarrel on the front porch, with neighbors watching the scene unfold from nearby.
Most Easily Fooled
A saying notes it is easier for a young man to fool his own mother than any other woman, highlighting the sway of maternal trust.
Prof Millis Resigns to Join Chicago Faculty
Professor H A Millis, longtime economics faculty at the University of Kansas, has sent his formal resignation to the dean. He will leave KU to become a member of the University of Chicago faculty after several years with KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago University
H. A. Millis
University of Kansas
College
Millis
University of Chicago
University problems discussed with commons use proposal
Discussion on university problems notes potential benefits of a commons solving scheduling by allowing classroom use through noon and adding a daily extra hour for plant use. The item also mentions local social news, hair work bookings, August travel plans, and a Saturday visit by W F Buchheim with a sprained ankle.
Marriage License Issued to Hays and Dimm
A marriage license was issued Saturday afternoon to Harold C. Hays of Kansas City Missouri and Jeannette Dimm of Kansas City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Hays
Kansas ‘City
Jeannette ’. Dimm
Kansas City, Kans
City Commissioners Schedule Weekly Meeting Tomorrow
The regular weekly meeting of the city commissioners will be held tomorrow morning. A portion of the agenda includes approving monthly bills.
Infant Death After Lung Motor Efforts At Home
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Ed Arvon of 528 Florida street died yesterday afternoon after fruitless attempts to prolong life with a small lung motor from the fire station. The child was born Friday. When the device reached the home it was too late to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Arvon
Florida Street
Death of Mrs Tutze at 62 in city home on New York street
Mrs Marie Tutze aged 62 died yesterday morning at her home 800 New York street. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM from the residence with interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.J. Blair
Los Angeles
Vermont Street
California
Tutze
Marie Tutze
New York Street
O'Colok
Oak Hill Cemetery
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WM. Fox
Virginia Pearson
Paul Armstrong
David’.W. Griffith
Mae Marsh
Blanche Sweet
Owen Moore
Robert Harron
Fischer
Ruth
Standish Cady
Owen Garl
Hill Crest Club
Excelsior Springs
Henry Perkins
Ruth Ransom
Grace Evans
Charlie Cherle
Burlington
Kansas
John Kling
George Edwards
Had Whitney
J. H. Howe
Bryan Davis
Cottinger
Ed Tanner
Phi Psi House
George Jackson
Nanas City
Milligan
Hass
Allt
Plattsburgh
New York
Gallon Nachman
West Virginia
William Docking
Alice Docking
Morgantown
E. G. Foster
Ruth Foster
Mitchell Foster
Walter B. Slagel
W. W. Club
W. W
Estelle DeWitt
Marie DeWitt
Ruby Webster
Marie Davis
Brackett School House
A. T. Olson
Lillian Ellison
Harold Olson
Mildred
Helen
Pi Phi
Pi* Beta Phi Sorority
Antionette Clark
Eleanor Atkinson
Katherine Fogarty
Junction City
Erma Yates
Muelbach
Missouri
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Lake View
L. N. Lewis
Charles Spencer
Iloa
Berenice Barker
Eva Anderson
C. FE. Friend
Frank Banks
Bob Manley
Cahill
William Spaulding
Lola Matkins
Auction Bridge Club
J. S. Corley
W. F. Rule
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Leavenworth
George Cristin
Ed Griggs
Joe Berwick
Harlan King
Albert Gray
Santa Fe
K. U
Berwick
C., H. Ashton
Madeline
Annette
Estes Park
Colo
Louis Vogler
W. H. Hornberger
Frank Sauer
Bristol
Dr. R. White
Denver
Oscar
Frank Lutz
Overbrook
John Kaster
Mrs
Fred Smithmeier
Mrs. Smithmeyer
L. H
FRINK
State Banx Riva
George Kirchhoff
Charles Edgar
C. G. Clevenger
Colorado
Edna
Steward
Hattie Schwarz
G. F. Ardley
Alt Home
Ralph Herman
Clathe
Gertrude Wood
Westwood
C. E
Clifton, Kan
Kenneth Ohms
R. E. Brooks
Buffalo, N. Y
Miss Bessie. Smith
Pittsburg
Will Schultz
George Gray
Flory of
Cand
D. F. 'Siith
Julius
Mary Jehle
Lelia Nevin
Tonganoxie
Melouth
A. R. Cheever
Ross
Baldwin
Luther Preston
RB. C. Jackman
Jean Jackman
Franklin
Minneapolis
Ralph Kirby
Harold and
Centerville
Kirbby
Glen Winey
Powell, Wyoming
T. G. Winey
Henry Winey
Theda Pinkstone
Independence, Kun
John Culp
Bert. Ober
A. L. Crumley
Free Methodist Church
Alex Johnson
T. Matkins
Okipulgee
Oklo
John P. McCammon
Springfield
Sigma Chi
Philip Vogler, Jr
Airdome
N. D. Welty
Bartlesville, Okla
FP. H. Jackson
Sol Marks
Arthur W. Schlesinger
Chicago Boulevard
Detroit
Mich
F. C. Frank
American Cement Plaster Company
Chicago
Julia Gallagher
Tenn
F. W. Jaedicke
Frederick
Lincoln
Neb
Fred Johanning
Wm. Schwarz
Dorothy
Ferdinand Johanning
Abe Harris
Leona
Dave Harris
David Heffner
Gastrock
N. Alt
McNish
Douglas Mawsin
Antarctic
Boston Transcript
Mawsin
Phil. Inquirer
Fraser Hall
Fraser
Woodland Park
Buch
Knight and Ladies
Haskell
Douglas County Building & Loan Association
The
State Banking Department
Mass. St., Lawrence, Kans
Alfred
Ainslie
Clifford
Robert
Gustav Gabriel
Eudora
W. F. Hornberger
G. Hornberger
C. H. Sanders
Bell
Guaranty Law
Burlingame
Arkansas
W. 7Th St
Griffin. Coal Company
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