Local Social Calendar Notes Bindings and Weddings
A string of social events from Lawrence includes club gatherings and golf plans. Allyne Holyfield wed Raybert H. Thornton at the Christian church parsonage with Rev. Barr officiating, before a reception party and plans for a 1041 Connecticut Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Holyfield
Allyne
Raybert H. Thornton
D. P. Thornton
Christian Church
Harald G. Barr
Berneice Holyfield
Ernest Ireland
Community notices from a local paper
Miss Maud Ellsworth directed the school event with Miss Mildred Wiedemann in charge of arrangements and eleven guests present. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Roberts of 634 Indiana announce the birth of a daughter at Memorial hospital today. The Scotch foursomes tee off Thursday at 5 pm at the Country club with dinner and putting matches to follow. The Modern Mothers study club met at Mrs. Z. H. Tessendorf’s home with a long list of attendees and remarks led by Mrs. Ray Janeway.
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Warren C Purvis
Lorraine Plant
William M. Slusser
Addie Purvis
Slusser
Alta Mae Fetty
Myrtle Faith
Jewel Seymour
Juanita Wilson
Mae Moranville
Ruby Osborn
Goldie Button
Mary Halloran
Julia Halloran
Odie Kilinger
Effie Slusser
Purvis
Plant
Maud Ellsworth
Mildred Wiedemann
H. B. Roberts
Indiana Street
Memorial Hospital
Modern Mothers’ Study Club
First Christian Church
Z. H. Tessendorf
Ray Janeway
J. Stephens
Roy Moore
Joyce Lee
LaVene Vincent
Janice Lee
Sue
Douglas Beene
Donald
Douglas C
John Emick
Nancy Jane
Local residents plan varied travels and visits this summer
Rev. Theodore H. Aszman and family will tour Presbyterian Home Mission stations in Kentucky Tennessee and North Carolina visiting Cherokee Indian Agency in North Carolina and Milwaukee before returning to Lawrence around September 1. Others head to Cambridge Ohio Gull Lake Minnesota Independence Missouri and more for reunions vacations and marketing trips.
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Theodore H. Aszman
Oxford
Aszman
Western College
Jean .Lee
Akron
Presbyterian Home
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Clyde Blair
Cherokee, N. C
Blair
Cherokee Indian Agency
Fort Scott
C. W. Maloney
Marilyn
Eileen
W. C. Simons
Gull Lake
Brainerd
Minn
Mayme Tuttle
Columbia
LaVerne Heiberg
Fargo
N. D
Electa Kindlesperger
Arlene Roberts
Vesta White
Mina Hadorn
Lawrence
Emma Hadorn
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cass Lake
Tower
Miss Roberts
Chicago
A. van Horebeek
Independence
Missouri
Mary Ann Edgerton
Jayne Coats
Wichita
Betty Lou McFarland
Toqueka
Helen Moore
A. B. Weaver
New York
Don Haworth
Weaver’s
J. F. Mee
Frances
Peru
Ill
Rockaway Beach
Lake Taneycomo
Eureka Springs
Ark
Fairy Cave
Lawrence area residents depart on varied summer travels
Mr and Mrs Greer Wallace leave Thursday for two weeks in Chicago and Detroit with relatives and friends. Mrs Wallace's mother Mrs Martin of Atchison also accompanies. Others travel or visit, including Miss Camilla Scott hosting weekend guests and Prof Bayles family planning a weekend in Iola. Mrs A G Banks now at home in Willows California reports her daughter Miss Laura Banks employed at J C Penney.
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Greer Wallace
Chicago
Detroit
Wallace
Lawrence
Martin
Atchison
David Watson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
June Clark
Chamber of Commerce
Sioux Falls
S. D
Mary Martha Carson
Barbara Smythe
W. R. Evans
Denver
Colo
Journal-World
H. B. Bullene
Memorial Hospital
Helen Gardner
Elinor Simmons
Wichita
Ivan C. Crawford
T. H. Marshall
Fort Riley
Maude Landis
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Patient Leaves on Vacation
A patient at Lawrence Memorial Hospital departed for a vacation trip today, departing under circumstances not specified in the readable text.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wild Wahoo and Rooster Fish Await President Roosevelt
GOOD FISHING AHEAD reports great sport off Southern California and near Cape San Lucas with marlin, swordfish, and a 78 to 80 pound rooster fish noted. Capt. G Allen Hancock describes rooster fish as 70 pounds of dynamite with a distinctive rooster fin. Nearby Cocos Island rumors of pirate gold fuel adventurous claims. The piece recalls early subway contracts in New York in 1900.
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San Diego
Calif
Mr. Roosevelt
California
Catalina
Houston
Cape San Lucas
G. Allen Hancock
Allan Hancock
Cocos Island
Treasure Isle of Adventure
Panama Canal
T.N.T
Recount Petitions Filed in Oklahoma Governor Race
Oklahoma City July 16 W S Key and Leon C Phillips filed recount petitions for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination minutes before the noon deadline. Key trailed by 3106 votes, filed in 18 counties at 11 58 a m. Phillips confidant Bill Coe filed for 10 counties. Phillips deposits totals with the election board while Key’s attorney posted funds. Phillips, among supporters, predicted a 3130 vote margin.
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Oklahoma City
W. S. Key
Leon C. Phillips
Key
Phillips
Bill Coe
Oklahoma
Lee Thompson
State Election Board
Coe
J. William Cordell
Election Board
Cordell
Barbers Do Big Business At Tobyhanna CCC Camp
For 14 Tobyhanna CCC camp barbers business is brisk as they clip 2400 CCC boys at 25 cents a head. The haul totals about $600 for two three day waves with Pennsylvania sending youths to western states for six month conservation work.
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Tobyhanna
Pennsylvania
Bees Sent North and Then Destroyed Each Spring
California honey bees are shipped to Canada each spring, then killed in late fall after a summer of honey production. The warm winters mislead bees into flight, exhausting them. the queen is saved and mailed back to California to start a new colony next season.
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Mont
California
Canada
Canadian
Two Accidents In Hour On Elm Street Evening
Two automobile accidents occurred within an hour last night in the 300 block on Elm street. A large red wheat truck sideswiped Art Watkins’s car parked in front of the barber shop at 888 Elm street, pushing it toward Elm and Fourth. The unidentified truck driver fled north on Fourth. Watkins’s car suffered severe left side damage. About 9:50 p m an Eazex driven by D V Noe and a Ford truck driven by Joe Ford collided in the 800 block on Elm street, causing damage to both vehicles.
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Elm Street
Art Watkins
Elm
Fourth Streets
Fourth Street
Watkins
Eazex
D. V. Noe
Lecompton
Ford
Joe Ford
Airport Manager Nominee To Be Recommended By Committee
The city council airport committee agreed on a single man to recommend for airport manager before the next council session. Three men had applied for the post. Police committee also discussed installing a Western Electric two way radio in the police department.
Barker Avenue Paving Project Set to Begin Monday
Grading work for the WPA Barker avenue paving project is scheduled to start Monday. The gas company and city water department will lower their lines. WPA laborers have spent the past week quarrying rock at the Jackman quarry for crushed material to be used in the paving.
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Barker Avenue
Gas Company
City Water Department
WPA
Jackman
Centenary Church Service Announcement in North Lawrence
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church at Fourth and Elm streets in North Lawrence led by Pastor C. J. Knox. Sunday school at 9:45 and worship at 10:50 with the sermon titled The Titanic Struggle of the Hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Methodist Epiacopal
Fourth and Elm Streets
North Lawrence
C. J. Knox
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle list shows across and down clues with numerous garbled letters and typos. It includes references to government levy smooth measure animation long narrow wrap fish billow dry stumble superlative ending and several misread terms, indicating a mixed, damaged text from a crossword page.
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Luzon
Evening worship and league meetings at 7 00
Evening worship at 7 00 with an inspirational song service led by Carl Ox and a sermon by the pastor. Epworth League Intermediate League and Junior League all set for 7 00. Choir rehearsal Thursday at the pastor's home at 8. Official and Sunday school boards meet Wednesday at 8 with note on town residents holding fishing licenses and improved fishing reported by citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ox
Epworth
Eehearasal
Residents fence lake to stop fishing in Colorado town
Green Mountain Falls residents tired of tourists and visiting fishermen depleting trout raised funds bought 10 inch trout and stocked the lake with guards to enforce the ban. Now nobody may fish in the lake.
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Green Mountain Falls
Colo
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