Lawrence social items spotlight weddings and gatherings
Invitations announce the marriage of Missikrans tes Albertine Rogers of Wusables Forks New York to sforace Dufé Moore of New York. Social events feature Mrs Clare Emerson hosting bridge for visitors from Eugene and Hutchinson, a Morning Presbyterian soloist Naomi MacLaren Kinniburgh, and a large Tea by Mrs F. OBrien to connect University Women branches. Community notices include numerous local social gatherings, out of town guests, and club activities in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missikrans
Albertine Rogers
Henry Geer Rogers
Wusables
Forks, N. Y
Sforace
Dufé Moore
New York
Frank Moore
Harvard School of Business
Sigma Alpha_ Epsilon
Hugh Means
Country’ Club
R. C. Rankin
M. . le. Lewis
Personal notices of departures and visits across cities
Miss Gladys Wyatt and Miss Marjory White leave this morning for a five week trip to San Diego and Los Angeles California. Miss Eula Doty, a Summer School student here, leaves her home at Lar Mitchell to spend the weekend with relatives at Wichita. Mrs W Stevens and daughter Doris go to Kansas City to spend a week. Mrs Clark Hurley leaves for a visit of several days. A J takes a three week vacation to Beloit Wisconsin. She will visit Mrs Charles Brooke of Burlington Iowa. Boynton leaves Thursday to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Wyatt
Marjory
San Diego
Los Angeles
Cal
Eula
Lar
Mitchell
Wichita
Stevens
Gaugh
Doris
Kansas
City
Hunt Family Reunion In Lawrence Reported
Information for the Hunt family reunion held in Lawrence recently was provided by R. E. Porter of Columbus Ohio. From Friday July 12 until the following Sunday a reunion of the four Hunt brothers and two sisters with several younger Hunt generation members and other relatives occurred at Maple Sunny the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fool Hunt on Johnson Avenue. J. By Hunt of Hutchinson, the eldest, began teaching vocal music and held singing schools in western Illinois. The Hunt trio of Topeka composed of C. E. Hunt cello Mrs. Della Hunt piano and Miss Mildred Hunt flutist are known to radio fans. CoE Hunters the eldest son of J. Ex Hunt and Mrs. Cynthia Hunt Roberts of Eskridge, though not musically trained, has long sang alto in church choirs. Her daughter Mrs. Florence Roberts White of Eskridge played piano solos and sang in church choirs. He taught singing in many classes and conventions across Illinois Missouri Kansas. He wrote Palm Harvest Bells No Temperance Songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Lawrence
R. E. Porter
Columbus
Ohio
Fool
Hutchinson
Western
Illinois
Topeka
C. E. Hunt
Della Hunt
Mildred Hunt
Jenny Wren
Kansas ‘City
Coe
Hunters
J. Ex ‘Uutit
Cynthia Hunt
Roberts
Eskridge
Florence
Roberts White
Colos
Thriout
Missouri
Kan
Mary. C. Hunt
Great Falls
Mont
W. W. Robinson
Margaret Hunt 'Sherman
New York
City
Edwin E. Hunt
Kansas City
Wi. M. Miller
EB. H.kenny
Bessie Miller
Reunion Brings Millers and Hunts Together
Over twenty one attendees gathered for a family reunion spanning five decades. Misa Patricia Hunt, daughter of the late Orville B Hunt, joined relatives while Mrs Gran Mull opened her home converting two rooms into a dining hall to serve meals alongside Mrs Julia Boles. The gathering was pleasant and attendees hope for similar future reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yi J
Misa Patricia “Hunt
Orville B. Hunt
Gran Mull
Julia
Kansas City Music Family Reunion Noted in 1928 Event
Edwin E Hunt of Kansas City and relatives are highlighted in a reunion article. Mary C Hunt, now of Great Falls, Mont, and Mary Sherman of New York City attended, with details on education, marriage, and later work. The piece mentions church leadership roles and radio appearances.
Three Veterans Gather at Minnesota Volunteers Club
St Paul hosts a luncheon of the Last Man's Club of Minnesota volunteers. Members John M Cour Peter C Hell Atwater Lockwood Chamberlain are named among attendees. The centerpiece on the table was a wine bottle to honor the club’s last survivor who will drink two toasts to departed comrades.
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St.Paul
Jae Aly Linea
Man's Club
Minnesota
John M. Cour
Ee ‘Paul
Peter C. Hell
Atwater
Lockwood
Chamberlain
Marriage Licenses and Government Victory Reported
The probate court issued licenses to Carroll Pontius of Fort Dodge and Lois Emick, Lawrence, and Irving H. Van Vleck with Loretta McNieve of Topeka, all approved by Judge L. H. Menger. In Paris, July 20, the Poincaré government scored a debt ratification victory as the chamber passed the measure 301 to 275.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.H. Menger
Carrol H. Pontius
Fort Dodge
Lois Emick
Lawrente
Irving H. van Vleck
Chamber of Deputies
Nagle Denied New Trial In City Robbery Case
Maurice Nagle, sentenced to life for first degree murder in the Home Trust company robbery on June 14, 1928, was denied a new trial in the circuit court today. A separate police report notes three quarts of blackberries stolen from a car in the 800 block on Massachusetts Street reported by Med R. D. Brown of 804 Missouri Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street
Med
R. D. Brown
Missouri Street
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Clare Emerson
Frieda Rudolph
F. Pl Obrien
Lawren
Atchison
Topeke
FE. Ho Lindley
C.F. Nelson
W.C. McNown
J. di.Kistler
Agnes’ Thompson
Lou. Za Brant
Schulz the Tailor
Harry de Wolf
William, H. Rice
Richard Ik. Thomas
Joseph Warnick
Lake View Club
Wairlick
Rice
Naomi MacLaren
Kinniburgh Wall
First Presbyterian Church
The
Holy City
Kahao
Kentucky_ street
Mexico City
Langas City
Orn
Wisconsin
Iowa
Gertrude
Gilmore
Bridge
York City
Chicago
Professor Mattern
New-York
R.A. Gordon
Vigit
Denver
Wanda* Edmonds
Topéka
Velub
Lawrence -Taes
George “K. Maffet
Russell
Anne Arnett
Rosemary Ketcham
University Department of Design
Miss Ketcham
Marjorie Whitney
Mary Margaret Parry
Emma Stutz
Katherine Miller
Verea Howard
Beulah’ Morrison
Midland Rural ‘Club
C. C. Hunsinger
Bi,Eibest
Paul Brune
Fred Lewis
Susanne
Joyce Stapleton
Baptist ‘Church
Esther Leigh
Ottawa
Ednah Hopkins
Elena Douglass
Hazel Rice
Esther Eddy
Miss Hopkins
Margaret. Hays
Nist
Ruth
Rose
Rachel Fil
McCain
Esther” Eddy
Virginia — Pilant
Olive
Publishers Adit
G.N. Jackson
Mra
Ida
Wallace
C. C. Coleman
Tennessee Street
Lulu Irvin
Church of the Brethren
Fourteenth and
New Hampshire
Robert L. “Boothby
Canvass Tabernacle
Miss Marthelle Topps
Paul R. Boothby
Chamber’ of Commerce
Douglas County 4-H Club
Monica
Lawrence Chamber of ‘Commerce
T. F. ‘Warren
Douglas County
Sam
Will
Terry. A. Grall
Chas. H. Wilson
Rue Wilson
Wavinese
Ee Tre F
Ny Woods Cuomien Ae Prasck
Aasiatamt
George Dunkley
Avaistant Caaner
A. Steele
Smart
Last’ Man's Club of
Heaven
Paradise
Purgatory
Robert L. Boothby
Cenvas Tabernacle
Bigeye
Miss Marthelle Toops
Charles Martin
Tion
Chamber
Omart Design
Balanse
Wilfyr
Priter Fs
Teledo
Whippet
Willys-Overland, Inc
Toledo
F.S. Brown Motors
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