Lawrence couples wed in First Methodist ceremony
Miss Leonice Wadhams and Oscar A. Mall were married in a double ring service at the First Methodist Episcopal church conducted by Dr. Robert A. Hunt. The couple will honeymoon in the Ozarks and reside in Lawrence after September 10 at 824 Arkansas street. Mrs Mall will continue as KU library secretary and Mr Mall will study law after teaching psychology. Several local events and engagements followed, including bridge luncheons and sorority gatherings, with notices of births and family events continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonice Wadhams
W. A. Wadhams
Oscar A. Mall
George H. Mall
Broughton
Kan
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert A. Hunt
R. H. Stockert
Mall
Local Social News and Wedding Notices Mixed
Sunday afternoon events at the Swedlund home recall alumni from the University of Kansas and fraternity ties. A Wichita wedding to Hershel Houston, Lawrence schooling, and future Topeka home are noted alongside a Kansas City marriage of Ferne Forman to David Fisher and their Northwest trip plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedlund
Mr. Elmore
University of Kansas
Alpha Chi Omega
Elmore
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Personal News Displays Local Travel and Visits
T B Elisberry returns to El Dorado from the Dunn home. Vernon Smith family and R C Jackman group plan Estes Park summer trip. Mrs R R Jackman to visit Denver. Trautwein family and children visit Radcliffe family. motor trip to Dixon Illinois then two weeks with Trautweins and Comptons, return via Radcliffe. Steen family back from ten day Chillicothe Missouri vacation. A D status update received confirming safe arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Elisberry
el Dorado
Willis Dunn
Vernon Smith
Vernon, Jr
Shirley
Gad
Sandra
Estes Park
Colo
R. C. Jackman
R. R. Jackman
Denver
Geraldine Trautwein
Caroline Sue
Raddy
Udall
Radcliffe
Russell Steen
Patty Lou
Chillicothe
A. D
Local residents take a string of weekend travels and visits
Weaving a thread of social activity, Kansas City visitors, Kansas travelers, and many to Wyandotte and nearby towns are noted. Mrs A B Weaver and Mrs N T Veatch with daughter Jane visited at New London. Several guests depart for Wichita, Portland, Astoria, and California. The note also reports improved health of H B Bullene at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
Wendell Barcroft
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Ernest Geiler
Calif
Ilonedesalrev Jr
John Seigle
Lawrence
Carl E. Scott
Quivira Lakes
Elizabeth MacKenzie
Topeka
Hervey G. Faris
Kansas City
Lucien Hollingsworth
Ruby Hollingsworth
West
Portland
Astoria
Ore
Yellowstone National Park
Aubrey Bryant
Verl Bratton
Ron
Verne Omer
Daisy Cagle
Lake Taneycomo
Edythe D. Rummell
Evelyn
F. H. Smithmeyer
Pittsburgh
H. W. Reding
Marjorie Gaines
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
George Esterly
Estes Park
Colo
J. R. Ulrich
Caldwell
N. Y
Frank Fatton
Westboro
Edd A. Wood
D. L. Winfield
Mr. Winfield
A. R. Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert
Journal-World Delivery Request
A reader asks to have the Journal-World mailed to their summer address, requesting shipping details and confirmation of subscription setup for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Summer Studio Attendance Attracts 216 Pupils
The children's summer studio closed Friday with 216 in attendance for six weeks an increase of 12 from last year. Miss Maud Ellsworth, director, reported an average daily attendance of 114 and a self produced marionette program by pupils. Teachers and assistants included Miss Dorothy Wilson, Mrs Bernard Frazier, Miss Wilda Lee McDowell, Miss Elaine Slothower, Miss Pearl LaMont, Miss Arlene Martin, Miss Beulah Snell, Miss Mildred Wiedemann, and Miss Martina Washington with several student helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Ellsworth
Dorothy Wilson
K. U
Francis McCleery
Mary Isabelle Taylor
Bernard Frazier
Bill Hough
Jean Astman
Wilda Lee McDowell
Ann Murray
Elaine Slothower
Pearl LaMont
Bob White
Arlene Martin
Marian Reed
Beulah Snell
Haskell Institute
Mildred Wiedemann
Martina Washington
Union Building Adds East Wing To Memorial Union
Finishing touches near as the Memorial Union expands with a new east wing. The ballroom rises to the roof while three upper floor sections were storage until last year. The Pine room hosts student councils and groups as plans proceed with a 1938 class gift aiding the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermina Zipple
Memorial Union
Memorial Union to Expand Top Floor Facilities
In Topeka plans emerge to finish the unfinished north section of the Memorial Union top floor next year. The completed three sections will boost services and may move the YMCA Sour Owl and other basement offices to the top floor, freeing basement space for a larger fountain room.
Quartet of Piano Accordion Players Attracts Open House
A quartet of piano accordion players will headline the Union ballroom open house at 7 pm. Ross Robertson leads group singing. Monday nights feature new phonograph records for dancing and card tables. Fans will be provided for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Ballroom
Ross Robertson
Instrutcor
Economics
James Roosevelt Heads for Washington from Rochester
James Roosevelt son and secretary of President Roosevelt departed Rochester by plane with his mother for Washington. He had arrived June 21 for treatment for a small gastric ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rochester
Minn
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Enforcement urged for strict traffic law in Lawrence area
The chambers safety committee adopted a resolution demanding impartial enforcement of traffic laws in Lawrence and vicinity. It condemns pressure on police and the police judge to let offenders go and calls for public education and citizen cooperation to improve roadway safety. The joint public safety committee voted to consolidate with the Douglas County Safety Council under Chamber of Commerce auspices. W. E. Spalding chairs the committee with Rev. T. H. Astman and Frank L. Brown on the resolution and action group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Committee of Public Safety
Public Safety Committee
Douglas County Safety Council
W. E. Spalding
T. H. Astman
Frank L. Brown
Spalding
Republican Club to Meet in Lawrence at 8 PM
The Colored Women's Republican club of Lawrence will meet Friday evening at 8 at president Mrs. Farinda Lambkin's home. County office candidates will be introduced and speak briefly. A separate meeting Thursday at Mrs. Lambkin's home featured speakers Mrs. Amelia Hunnicut and Mrs. A. Johnson of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Johnson
Cole
Lawrence
Parsons
Cole’s
Miss Johnson
Ella Johnson
Evans
Colored Women’s Republican Club
Farinda Lambkin
Lambkin
Amelia Hunnicut
A. Johnson
Topeka
Officials to Draft Lawrence City Budget Tonight
Mayor Alfred Lawrence and council committee heads meet at City Hall at 7 30 tonight to draft the 1939 city budget. The document will be submitted to the council on July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
City of
Lawrence
Alfred Lawrence
Daily Cross Word Puzzle and Local Crime Note
A crossword puzzle with clues across and down and a brief crime note reports narcotics addicts in the U S decreasing in the past year and a lost license plate case involving S A McCann of 1323 East Twenty Third Street with plate 321067 between Topeka and Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. McCann
East Twenty- Third Street
Topeka
Gardner
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A. B. Mitchell
Gene Chi Omega
Colon Bridge
Education
Alpha Omicron Pi House
W. G. Beougher
Warren Waters
Edd Wood
Wichita
West Side Study Club
Frank Hosford
R. C. Mitchell
Baldwin
Sumatra
R. G. Mitchell
Columbia
C. H. Ziesenis
Gene Evans
West Eleventh Street
Memorial Hospital
W. W. Garrett
Indiana Street
Pot Lickers Club
J. Fred Broeker
Hugo Anderson
D. T. Ransdell
C. C. Krum
M. C. Ball
E. Hunninger
R. L. Anderson
N. D. Messer
C. W. Anderson
Bert Harbeson
A. F. Schermerhorn
Robert Schermerhorn
Henry Beck
George — Craig
Route Two
George Robert
Faye Swedlund
W. M. Swedland
Kinsley
Giles E Elmore
Irwin Elmore
Macksville
Sam
Publishers Syndicate
Paul Bunyan
P.G.A
Sam Snead
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Rollo Jeffries
Alton Swain
Mr. Swain
Earl Skinner
Betty Ann
Vivian
Clayton
Mrs. Jeffries
Lester
Oak Ridge Birthday Club
W. H. Mohler
J. C. Hemphill
Jean Foote
Delos V. Smith
Hutchinson
Joseph Kilmer
Herschel Houston
Houston
Liberty Memorial High School
Mr. Scholastica
Atechison
University of Wichita
Colorado
Coleman Lamp Company
Ferne Taylor Forman
David Hugh Fisher
Country Club Methodist Episcopal Church
Stuart B. Edmondson
Mildred Mikesell
Suzanne Engleman
Ritchey Fay ‘Reynolds
Helen Louise Brooks
Burden
Paul Fisher
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Edward Geary
Joseph Ivy
Frank Forman
University Law School
Kansas
Hugh T. Fisher
Mrs
Roy Helm
Marbinello
Dr. Cox
Mass
Mrs. Insull
Samuel Insull
Paris
Insull
K. U. Union
Republican Club
U.S
Independent Laundry
Vermont
David
Kentucky
United States
H. J. Anslinger
Narcotics Bureau
Scranton
Jeffries
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