Hartford Couple to Begin Life in Connecticut
A wedding at Plymouth Congregational Church united Miss Miriam Bring and Mr. Rabe l Hartford with ceremony by R. A. Eusden. The bride wore a georgette and white satin gown, bouquet of white roses, and a white satin veil. They left for Hartford, Conn., en route through Kansas City, Chicago, and New York. the bride has been executive secretary of the Christian Endeavor Union of Kansas. The reception followed the ceremony for about fifty relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elty
Rabel
Hartford
Lewis
Edgar Ig
R.A. Eusden
Plymouth
Weneath
Wood
John ~Carter
Millen
Bertha H. Edwards
Kansas
Kate Ashley
Denver
H. T. Krehbiel
R. A. Geerz
Newton
L. P. Krehbiel
Halstead
C.krehbiel
Mound Ridge
Ernest Leisy
Memery Offenee
Tony TM
Topeka
Jty of Kansas
Katherine A. ‘Kruse
Mr. Phillips
P. “Tester
Emily . Preyer
Kansas City
Eleanor Baird
F. P. Brock
Will
Frances Carter
Pacific Coast
Trene Murray
Alpha Delta Pi
Ferdi Evans
Bis‘tory
Isa B. Wellman
G. W. Russell
C. J. White and
Demily
Laurence
Edith Delnah Bruner and Emil Schumann Wed in Colorado Springs
A wedding announced for Edith Delnah Bruner and Emil Schumann of Colorado Springs took place Wednesday morning at the United Brethren parsonage in Colorado Springs. The couple, both Lawrence Business College graduates, plan to live in Green Mountain Falls for the summer. Schumann, son of Mrs. Margaret Schumann of Lawrence, works as a flutist in the Colorado Springs municipal band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B- B. Evans
Edith Delnah
Emilie Schumann
Colorado Springs
Gelo
United, Brethren Parsonage
Schaeffer
Schuymann
Lawrence Business College
Lawrence
Schumann
Margaret Schumann
Colorano Springs
Green Mountain
Miss Lillian Wandlasen to teach abroad after Kansas tenure
Miss Lillian Wandlasen, long an instructor in physiology at the University of Kansas, sails from New York on August 28 to Beirut Syria to teach biology at an American girls school. The news also lists several Lawrence residents traveling or visiting in nearby cities and states, including Mrs. F B Croll and daughter Adda Catherine, Mrs. H D Hess, and Miss Elizabeth Reese, with various upcoming trips and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Donaldson
University of Kansas
New York
Beirut
Syria
Bliss
Winifred Shannon
Lawrence
Topek
Cathering . Bliler
Bhiler
Kansas City
Elizabeth Reese
Maud ‘Gibb
Ross Taylor
Dmiss
Catherine Noah
Topeka
Holloway
Green Mountain Falls
Whnk
Shanklin
George Nettles
Pitsbure
F. C.allen
Nettles
K. U
Rfpot
Ray
Sexton
Long Beach
Cal
Wilhlems
Minneapolis
R. Harvey
Richard
Billy
Harvey
A. B. Mitchell
Fred Gress
Evelyn’ Gress
Tonganoxter
Lemon juice skin whitening remedy promoted as safe
A vintage advertisement claims lemon juice mixed with Orchard White creates a powerful skin whitener. It instructs readers to shake the solution, apply to face and hands, and boasts it is harmless and quickly effective. The copy cites stage beauties using it for a clear complexion and freckle or sunburn lightening.
Forest camp dispute between Claude Scott and V K Bruner
Local briefs report a rumored disagreement between Claude Scott and V K Bruner at a boys camp southwest of Lawrence. They reportedly had not caught any fish large enough to eat. Also notes delays in utility roadwork on Massachusetts due to cable shortages and conduit installation between Vermont and Kentucky streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Scott
V. K. Bruner
Lawren
Flapper Fanny Says Delays Reach Lawrence By Bus
Local price of wheat rose three cents advancing about five cents in a week. J T Skinner of Kansas Electric Power reports no update on replacing street cars with buses in Lawrence and budget funding remains unsettled. Wheat yields in Clinton area range seven to twenty one bushels per acre. C A Hand of Wichita pleads guilty to speeding, paid forty seven fifty in fines and costs. A boy drowns in Elk River near Elk Falls after falling from a boat. Roy W Parnell and Bernice Marcel Wolfe wed in Topeka. Ice cream social planned at Friends Church. Masachusetts street repairs leave bumps and parking tight in the 600 800 blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menger
Bernice Marcel Wolfe
Topeka
Poneenim Ladies of Friends Church
Delaware
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Jeanette
McHthindy
Potter Jake
Mry
Wea
McElhiney
Doravey
Carr
Mabel Lancaster
Virginia ‘Davis
Ferner Crooks
Rath
Barrett
Betty Stimp Ison
Lawrence Zyvomeh
B. Mitchell
Hischet
George Bullene
John Constant
Mary. Blair
Gear
Bolbee
Helmer “Klock
J. R.greenlees
Nelte Greenlees
Jackalton
D. R.mcwilliams
Fred Fsicks
Abe' Levy
Sol 'Marks
J. H. Cohn
Rob‘Gri E. House
Max Wilhelmi
J. MM. Sanderson
C. “Wesree
Otto’ Barteldes
Utz
B. G
Punch
Waters
Ix. Bruner
G., Stewart
Jack ‘Bolin
Olive .Tholen
Eller
Connor
Bishout
Leavenworth
Chieilchool of Education
M.C. del ‘Anzo
Ralph E. Gohrairman
Ity
May Virginia Smith
Lida Holmes
Arleen Wade
Marie
McPheeters
Highmey Lewis
Lois McFarland
Mary Allen
Bland “Tucker
Margaret Ann Wehrman
St. Joseph
Miss Tucker
Mabel
Louise Parkinson
Wwehrmann
Royal Neighbors of America
Holloway and
Jones ‘Hall
la Corte “Club
Lee Cain
Women In the Baptist Church
Virginia Teter
Tennessee Street
Mus
Maude
Hills
Jirs
J. D. McNeill
Log Healy
Italy
Princ Philip of
Thomas Gross
Haskell Institute
William M@ler
Eudora
Alice Scott
Lawwrence
Mindora
Neb
J. H. Gilman
H. W. Jones
M. C. Stevens
Tulsa
Okla
Martha Coghill
J.D. McNveil
Davida Olinger
Margaret Walker
Ozarks
J. L. George
Miami
Oklahoma
Ora. Culver
Audora
Helen Sommers
Beuizh ‘Hull
Baldwin
Mable Higsby
Ray ‘Phillips
Mary
Marjorie
Esther
Glendalle
Batavia
LOL West Ltd
S&s Grocery
JS. St. Clair
Kansas Electric Power Company
Massachusetts Street
Kansas Telephone Company
Vermont
Kentucky Street
Funk
Flapper
Fanny
J.T. Skinner
Kansas Electric Powers Company
Clinton
C. A. Hand
Wichita
West Fort-To-Fort
Bie Byer Cous Coffeyville
Kar
Perry Osborne
Elk River
Elk Falls
Elk County
Fallon
Sam
Faith
Journal-World
Adolph Zukor
Ani
Jesse Llasky
Presen Radise
Betty Compson
Raymond Griffith
Herie’s
Griffith
Brinkman’s Bakery
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Ice Ang, Storage CO
Member
National Association
ICE. Industries
Chicago
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