Marriage of Miss Florence Lee and Louis Bohn Quietly Solemnized
The marriage of Miss Florence Gertrude Lee to Louis Z. Bohn of Phoenix Arizona was quietly solemnized at 10 this morning at the bride’s parents home. Father Henry Fitzgerald officiated in a small family gathering with few invited guests. The bride wore white georgette and carried roses and lilies of the valley. The groom will work in Phoenix and the bride is a former teacher. A wedding breakfast followed at noon. Other notices include a birth in Daytona Beach and local social details from Lawrence and Topeka society pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gertrude Lee
Louis Z. Bohn
Phoenix
Ariz
Everett Lee
Henry Fitzgerald
St. John’s
Orly
Lenora
Manhattan
Bohn
Pichen
Aviz
Hest Izs
Engineering Verety
Kansas
Ole
Bei
Heath
Phoenix School
Harold
Mets City
Personal notices from a Kansas paper list travels and visits
Local personals note Mr and Mrs Toward Creel and son Howard traveling to Lake Geneva Wisconsin for vacation. A Lane of Baldwin and family visit relatives. Mrs Frank Arnold goes to Kansas City. others visit in Kansas City Lincoln and Lawrence. Mentions Verne Egerest, Refugio Dea, Ada Ty, Casebier, Misses Yates Campbell Underwood, and several trips to Columbus Ohio Fort Riley and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Lake Geneva
V. A. Lane
Baldwin
BES - Helvif and Son
Harii
Kapsas
Frank Arnold
Sas City
Kan
Onald FE
Egerest
Sump Kh. U
Kingman
Ruby Olson
Ottaw
Refugio G Dea
Chihuahua
Lawrence
University of
Rankin
Forgeles
Calif
Merret Wheeler
J. J. Wheeler
Bell Memorial Hosital
Kansas City
Cevergi Pes
Dean
Walker
Fort Riley
Jessi Underwood
Virania” Yates
Ruth Campbell
Emery Underwood
Rae
A. Draper
Drebing
Sea Jean
Marion Earl
Kansas
Mattie de Jarnatte
Dora 5Darnette
H. P. Smith
Columbus
Ohio
College of Education
Perthio
State University
William M. Bee
Univer Heights
Rivers
Sauehiaves
R. J. Vaughan
Harriett
Thomas Wosd
New York City
Ralph Baldwin
Woda
Lincoln
Kans
Wood
Expulsion and travel notes in early 19th century society
A fragmented notice lists numerous people and destinations. It mentions Kaw and Wisg Neb with departures for home, plans to visit Miss Hazel An at the Thindle tea room, and travel to Denver Nebo and Long Beach. It notes a September return to J orence and trips to Washington Scranton and Akron, with Wampler and daughter visiting Chicago and an aunt, then Akron.
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Hasford
Kaw
Tere
Toto
Alice “Mansfield
Hazel
Thindle
Wisg Neb
Orence
Tie
Alehn
Angel
Long Calif
Denver
Neblo
Aly Hall of
Long
Beachy
Wellman
Frank FE. Brown
Helen
Betty
Minneapolis
Minn
Brown
C. H. Ashton
Color Trends for Summer Fashion In Beige Red And Blue
The piece notes outfits in red and yellow orient colors, with beige accents and red trims. Powder blue returns as a dominant shade in sports and afternoon wear, while pale pinks and rose-beige tones appear in frocks and footwear. Evening wear leans toward nude and blood tones.
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Orient Spongeradl
Agernesa
Speep
Xelow
Talen
Shoemaker and Metsker Families Visit Overbrook Area
Overbrook community notes visitors and gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shoemaker and family host at the Charles Root home, while Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Metsker of Topeka and Mrs. Mary Metsker join Ben Garber and family. Numerous kinfolk from Lawrence, Lone Star, California, and nearby towns drop by for meals and companionship, with illnesses noted and threshing season preparations under way.
Family visits and callers noted in local society column
The column lists Sunday visits and calls among local families including Mr. and Mrs. Pat Shack and family of North Lawrence, Miss Ina and Laura Miller at Walter Nelson, Asa Postma and Vera with George Markley of Columbia, I Charles Root with Morley, Rudolph Dietz of Lone Star, Mrs. M D Flory Vera and Fay Miller, Lie Smith and Marie, Give Hoover home, and others, with numerous rounds of afternoon calls and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Shoemaker
Overbrook
Charles Root
Gerald Metsker
Topeka
Mary E. Metsker
Ben Garber
A. Miller
Harve Hansbarger
Walter Nelson
Bob Morrison
J. A. Miller
Ina
William Johnson
Harold Harrell
California
Eddie Johnson
Harve Hanshbarger
George Miller
Asa Postmans
Clyde Hooves
Ben Hoover
Charles Mawder
Lizygie Mawder
Willard? Weybright
Alva Miller
Chauncey Fishburn
Alma “Shoemaker
Lawrence — Shammers
Daud Elma
Evert
Wingery
Will Kingery
Orie Smith
Marie
Morris Ewing
Cecil
Ettore
John Postma
John Jr
Osker Malenburg
Pearl .Dillon
Frankie
Carl
Raymond
J. S. Dillon
W.V. Brubaker
Lawrence
Ernie Price
Will Wolfe
Eula
Crist Straub
Arthur Longfellow
Déhard
Pat Shack
North Lawrence
Laura Miller
Asa Postma
Vera
George Markley
Columbia
I. Charles Root
Morley
Rudolph Dietz
Lone Star
M.D. Flory
Fay Miller
Lie Smith
Give Hoover
Sbianere
Francois and
Lee Donald Ahone
Fred Simon
Dauchter
Nder
Local Calls Reported From Area Homes
Pauline called at the Asa Postman home Wednesday evening Samuel Mowder Harve Hans barger and J A Miller called on Walter Nelson Thursday Mr and Mrs Gerald Metsker and Mrs Mary E Metsker called at the Will Wolfe home Sunday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Asa Postman
Samuel , Mowder
Harve Hansbarger
J. A. Miller
Walter Nelson
Gerald Metsker
Mary E. Metsker
Will Wolfe
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Charles Fberweara
Bart
Memorial Hospital
Lierwein
Miss. Oliver King
Bridgettes
KE Sissan
Jaedicke
Helmer Klack
Yags
First’ Presbyte
Marvingrave
William Underwood
Ralph Dicker
Monte Robb
T. B. Wood
New Yor City
Toneka
Hawk Hotel
Charles Shanshen
Daytona
Nury
Charles Joseph
Shanahart
Mariy Conboy
MM A. J. Conboy
Lawrence Banot
Daytona Be Beach
Sibs
Fay Underwood
Lillian Fish
Publishers Syndicata
Het
Robert Quillen
Washington, Creek
Ginter
H. W. Behrens
Walter Grammar
Beulah
Herman ‘Behrens
Floyd, Garber
Tra
F. Miller Rapite Monnday
H. Fishbi Thendore
EL Root
Vening. Gi
Lora Ribble
Gan
Josseph
Johnnie C. Miller
Near Overbrook
Meorge Miller
Rudy
Ray Shuler
Sam Grammer
Rave Flva
Samuel
Walter. Grammer
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