Wall-Miss Hock wed in Sedan. ex Jayhawker star tied
Word arrives of the June 21 marriage in Sedan of Charles "Stony" Wall former Jayhawker football standout and Miss Mary Hock of Sedan Wall has worked as purchasing agent for Wes Texas Oil Co in Amarillo since graduating two years ago The groom remembered for a key kickoff in a 10 7 Kansas Missouri game two or three years ago He also played on the Kansas Jayhawker baseball nine and attended Southwestern College before entering Kansas University Nearby item notes a surprise supper honoring Miss Dolly Atchison who will teach shorthand in Topeka and other social happenings in Ottawa and Lawrence including births parties and gatherings
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Charles
Stony” Wall
Jayhawker
Mary Hock
Sedan
Wall
Wes Texas Oil Company
Amarillo
Broom
Frank Hoos
Stony
Missouri
Jayhawkers
Southwestern College
Coninge
Kansas University
Lorente
Agnes
Dolly Atchison
Topeka
Strickler Business College
Miss Atchison
Atchison
Robert Vinyard
Josephine Ramsey
Kamsas Cy Mo
George Mertz
M Rod
Aunt Het Robert Quilled En 1928 Copyright Notice
A terse note from 1928 appears as a copyright statement from Publishers Syndicate, listing Aunt Het Robert Quilled En as a named figure in the on-page notice. The fragment suggests rights control and publication lineage for a syndicated item from the period.
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Het
Robert
Iris planting club to host evening on fragrant flowers
Grant Flowers and Mrs. Bryan Roberts will lead a discussion on Evening Fragrant Flowers as the group continues iris planting along Lawrence highway yards in Kansas. Members are urged to call President Mrs. D. S. Wepre at 1025 Tennessee for contributions. Rain date is basement of the courthouse. Frank Pardee hosted a dinner for Miss Josephine Burgtorf and Albert Pardee, marking their Baldwin wedding with blooms and sweet peas.
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Grant Flowers
Bryan Roberts
Lawrence
Kansas
D. S. Wepre
Tennessee Street
John, Akers
N. Basye
Elma Kagi
Court House
Mbs
Frank Pardee
Josephine Burgtorf
Albert Pardee
Baldwin
Garden
Miss Burgtorf
A. E. Burgtorf
Cariyn
Aubrey Burgtorf
Alta Murray
Dora Medh
Mr. Pardee
and Tire Pardee
Personal notices mix in Topeka trip and Lawrence visits
Clara Stedwie travels to Topeka for a day. Elva Belle Lawrence heads to Chicago for a hosiery department role at W. A. Wieboldt stores. Local residents from Medford Oregon to Santa Paula California visit Lawrence. others plan trips to Minnesota, Omaha, and Columbus. Community events include White Ribbon program at Quincy school and a Lawrence Flower Club gathering. Jerry the Airedale Sampson at Ludlow station greets the Boston Montreal express daily.
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Clara Stedwie
Topeka Litisis
Elva Belle Lawrence Willeave
Chicago
W. A. Wieboldt
Golden Starr Lott and Son
Richard
Medford Ore
Lawrence
Nelson Piper
St. Luke’s Hospitals
Kansas City
S. A. Glassmire and Son
Naven
Carrizozo
N. M
Ella Doering
D. Yeager
Ke +. Wheeler
C. A. Puls
Omaha
Neb
Puls
Harry L. Snyder
Frediike
Sawtelle
E.N. Manchester
John
Columbus
Ohio
Manchester
Ohio, State University
Indiana Street
Earnest Boyce
George Snyder
Overland
Terre Haute
Ind
Sny- Kennard W. TU
Der
St. Louis
Fre Oane
Erals Bailypartment
UL. T. L
Anna A’ Gordon
Quincy
Francis Willard
Marguerite Lescher
White Ribbon
Lawsuit Filed Over Perm Wave Burning Hair Incident
Mrs. Mary L. Stewart sues Rock Island firm alleging negligence in applying a permanent wave that burned all her hair. The complaint lists damages sought from the beauty establishment and seeks legal remedy for the injury and losses.
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Rock Island, Jr
Mary L. Stewart
Newsprint Mills Output Surpasses 1927 First Quarter
Montreal based Canadian Newsprint Mills reports 375 647 tons produced in total for the quarter with shipments at 565 816 tons as output rises 18 percent from January to March 1927. New figures show Hebble the barber and others noted in brief local items alongside community visitors and family gatherings in Perry and nearby Lawrence, Kansas.
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Montreal
Que
Aper -Mills
Canadian ‘Pacific Railway
Local Socials Report From Columbia Area
Martha Davison hosted supper at the Art Davison home Saturday evening. Perry Barkley and the Brohammer and Brohamer families visited Monday afternoon. Henry Flory helped with hay at the Brohammer place Tuesday afternoon. Frank Deay and Mildred and Earth visited the Kesler home Tuesday. Gerald Davison stopped at the Art Davison home Saturday. George Roser hauled wheat to Lawrence for Carl Van Housen Tuesday. Perry Barkley spent Monday afternoon at Frank Deay's home. Will Postma threshed for Carl Van Housen Monday and Tuesday. Frank Deay, Mildred, and Edith helped Mrs Halie Hale with threshing Monday. Elmer Churchbaugh assisted John.
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Martha Davison
Art Davison
Perry Barkley
Charlie Brohammer
John Brohamer
Harold
Lawrence
Henry Flory
Charlie‘ Brohammer
Frank Deay
Mildred
Earth
Dave Kesler
Gerald Davison
George Roser
Carl
van Housen
Carl Po
George
Edith
Halie Hale
Elmer Churchbaugh
John
Crowder-Lake community notes parade soon postponed
A local Crowder gathering planned for July 6 at Mrs. J Crowder’s home was postponed to July 20 because of a demonstration at the Chamber of Commerce building led by Beulah Robbers representing Ball Brothers Fruit Jar Company. Meade Harris of Tecumseh visited Allen Morris and Miss Helen Wiley of Lawrence stayed with Ona Belle Collins. Numerous households across Kanwaka hosted relatives, joined church functions, and attended baseball at Shook diamond. Kanwaka 4-H held a meeting at the Elliott home.
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Ona Belle’ Collins
Helen Wiley
la Fetice
Harry Carr
Abbel Harlie Armstrong
Dack
Crowder-Lake
Buregu
Thomas Ware
Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert Gentry
Lake View
Hattie Armstrong
Clarence Anderson
Jim, Kennedy
Elvira Smith
Topeka
Allen Morris Munday
Jack Grimes
Dora
Wesley Eugene
J. M. Crowder
Nellie Elder
Linwood
Beattie Collins
W. I Collins
Allen Morris
Morris
Bently
Nettie Crowder
J. E. Mercer
Lawrence
J. C. Beuermann
Julius Beyenann
W. I. Collins
Marie Collins
Ona Belle Collins
Jack Myers
Henry Collins
Eugene
Jack Collins
Clarence Hodson
Billie
Betty
Lawrence Vernon
Ora Denter
Marguerite
Gerald
Dorothy Gene
Lois
Perry
Allen
Guy Grimes
Eudora
Sly
Rollie ‘Stanwix
Prescott
Gene
John
Bradley
John and
Paul
Harnie Armstrong
Sidhay ‘Emmett
James Cowan
Emily
Kansas City
Dorothy Armstrong
Nellie Bider
Linnoag
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Dorothy
Rena Eliott
Than Morvis
Fay, Mazzite
Raywon
Russell Meurvis
Taelma, Bobbie
Dona Gene
Per! White
G. W. Orr
Dora Grimes
Dorothy Alice Armstrong
Lerompton
Harley Armstrong
Theodore Armstrong
Rollie Stanwin L
Six Corners
J. MM
Leecompton
Kate
Willieme
Allen’ Morris
Aga
Haskell Institute
Dycho's
Cieta Bradley
Lecompton
Alice Armstrong
Olin Button
Lawrénée
Osgood Armstrong
Harlie Armstrong
Ruth Wilson
Posy Martin
Ona Belle Cailine
Be Hie
J. Me Crowder
J. EE. Mercer
End Gant
T.N- Crowder
Tie Collins
Midland Fourth of July Picnic and Rural Social Club Notes
The article lists local families who enjoyed a Fourth of July picnic at Pinette’s in Midland, with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Will Adams, F W Lewis, Marguerite, Russell Shaw, and Hunsinger, plus fireworks by Russell Shaw. It mentions Velma Hunsinger hosting the Rural Social club on July 5, notes a picnic planned for July 22 at the tourist park, and describes Sunday dinners at R D Shay’s, a pool visit, and Kanseee en route.
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Bert Lewis
Ervin
Lowell-Sterlinc
Laura
Pls. Sterling
Pauline
G. Maddux
Norman
Marion
Gera “Bobes
Sam Lawrence
H. H. Vernsons
Igan
Weible
R. D. Shaw
Lloyd
Russell
R. Gilbert
Revel and
Gilbert
Lawrence
Sam Moore
Thay Aerngon
Tridge
Pinette’s
Will Adams
F. W. Lewis
Marguerite
Bob Sphir
W. W. Ware
F. Toms
H. R. Erwin
Janette
Sam
Moore
Della
Weibie
Phyllis
Shaw
H. C. Bruch Raller
Dorothy
C. A. Toms
Hilda
Geneveva Vernson
Nate
Jones
P. J
Pirette
Katherine
Russell ‘Shaw
Velma Hunsinger
Altha Guthrie
Pirotte
H. C. Bruchmiller
Local residents attend events and visits noted
The report records multiple social visits and small townspeople movements. Carrie Deay returned to spend several days. Markley and Hyre made a business trip to Ranbas City. Wilt Postma visited Tawrdace for a boil arm treatment. Elmer and Donald Churchbaugh called at Charlie Brohammer's home. Mr and Mrs Solon Markley and Mary Katherine attend revival meetings at Valley Chanel. Lawrence residents Lawrence visitors Thursday. additional names include George Edith and Mrs Frank ee.
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Barkley
Charlie Brohammer
Lillian
Aida
Lawrence
Solon
Markley
Mary Katherine
Valley
Chanel
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
Mello Glo Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream Ad
New Wonderful Cleansing Cream promises not to stretch skin while penetrating pores to release grime. Features cocoa butter for dry skin, claims healing of sunburn and minor skin irritations. Available at Eldridge Pharmacy and Round Corner Drug Store.
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Eldridge Pharmacy
Round Corner Drug Store
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