Pretty house wedding joins Corlett in Kansas City
A home wedding occurred July 23 at 1218 Mississippi St with Dorothy Celia Corlett marrying James Corlett of Kansas City Mo. The service by Rev Frank Jerron Smith used a ring ceremony under an arch of flowers. The bride wore white with veil and carried Ophelia roses. Evna Marie Gaston carried the ring. Out of town guests included Mrs C B Wadleigh, Mrs Karl Grafton, and Miss Evna Marie Gaston of Centralia. After August 1 the couple will reside at 716 West 48th Street Kansas City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Corlett
Jennie P. Moren
Mississippi St
Dorothy Celia
James Corlett
Kansas City
Lohengrin
Arch
Karl Grafton
Stratia
England
Karl Gafon
Vna Marie Gaston
Centralia
Ates
Corlett
West 48Th Street
Kansas City, Mo
Methodist Guild Picnic at Brown's Grove
The Girls' Guild of the Methodist Church plans a Thursday evening picnic at Brown's Grove and requests girls wishing to attend to phone 1908 by Wednesday night. Attendees include Mary Aids Kids and several local couples and individuals. Entertained At Dinner Mr and Mrs W P Brooks hosted a small dinner Sunday with out of town guests E W Bryant and Lorena Richardson. LaVerne Stugard leaves for Lake Geneva Wisconsin as a delegate to the Sunday School convention. Alpha Delta Pi hosted an informal dance Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Guild
The
Methodist Church
Brown's Grove
W. P. Brooks
E. W. Bryant
Ottawa
Lorena Richardson
Clay Center
Lake Geneva
LaVerne Stugard
Wisconsin
Alpha Delta Pi
Kansas City Visits and Day Trips Across Kansas Entries
Personal P K Smith spent Sunday in Emporia Miss Minnis Smith went to Eu dora Jerry Lyons spent the day in Kansas Jess W Kansas City Mrs M C Creak spent the day in Topeka Lloyd Wilson went to Kansas City Miss Percy Tibball spent the day in Kansas City Lina Albert returned from McPherson Mrs S J Churchill spent the day in Kansas City Mr and Mrs R Id spent the day White spent went uo Mrs Kansas City for the day Mr and Mrs G A Smart spent the day in Ottawa Mrs M E Barney of Ottawa visiting Mrs Emma Gouck ssell McCollough of Chanute visiting friends in Lawrence Mrs E R Cole and daughter Lucille visiting in Kansas City Miss Thelma Wharton returned to her home in Parsons this morning Miss Dorothy Stanley visiting Miss Celestine Nelson in Hutchinson Dwight Bedrd of Marion
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P. K. Smith
Emporia
Minnis Smith
Eudora
Jerry Lyons
Kansas
Jess
Kansas City
M. C. Creak
Topeka
Lloyd Wilson
Percy ‘Tibball
Lina Albert
McPherson
S. J. Churchill
R. Id
Ini Lawrence
C.R. Albright
Chicago
Cherryvare
In Keene
Kenneth
E. L Haynes
Dinger
Isak Gilmore
Minnie Dinglystedt
Green
Mountain ‘Falls
Judy
Layrelce Teddy
Furhier School
Emporia and
lAutchitson
Ray Dunmire
Teoria
Ill
Il. A. Dunmire
Ethel Sprague
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
BR. Brooks
Irene Heron
Gladys Porter
J. Whittier, Jr
C. H. Ashton
Estes Park
Colo
Ben Wilson
Oscar T. Rockland
Charles Prosser
Ray Woodward
Otto Sitz
Frev Heck
Nowata
Oklahoma
E. L
Catherine Watkins
M._E
Louisiana Street
Trenton
J. E. Stevenson
J. C. Stevenson
Wellsville
Clarence S. ‘Hall
The
Journal World
Denver
Hall
Colorado
Pennington
Lida T
S. Jarvis
Kaysas Iy
John W. Cone
St.Josephi
R. O. T. C. Cipast Artiller
Earl Johnson
Winfield
Winfield Free Press
V. J. Dessinker
Ruth
Pea
G.J
Dessinger
Glenn Pardee
Jersey
W Bales
Earnest
Bales
First Baptist Cill
Salija
West
Withita
Kansas City Visitors and Weekend Trips Celebrate Summer
Local society notes detail numerous visitors and short trips. People from Keene Kansas City and Topeka among others spend Sundays with relatives. several families depart for extended motor trips or vacations to Emporia Denver and Estes Park.
Deaths and Funerals of Frances L. Connell in Lecompton
Frances L. Connell 81 died at her son Georg Connell’s Lecompton home after a Kansas life as educator and Lecompton postmistress. Born 1840 in Hudson New Hampshire she taught in Emporia and Douglas County before marrying George W. Connell and moving to Kansas. She helped organize the first county teachers normal institute and served as postmistress from 1877 to 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances L. Connell
Georg Connell
Lecompton
Topeka
George
Hime
Lecompton| Sun
Connell
Kansas
Jon
Equi Y ‘ Teachers’ Normal Institute
Avon
Emporia
Wis
Frances L. Harris
Hudson
New Hamp
Kungas
E. P. Harris
Jorganize
Fougtay County
Ehe
Community mourns as longtime resident dies at home
The obituary notes the deceased preserved her bright intellect until death, leaving son George and daughter in law Hattie F. Miller, with a Rev. Charles G. Miller connection. Survived by brothers Charles Harris of Lowell, Massachusetts, and Myron Habris of Merimas, New Hampshire. Services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Lecompton health facility, burial in Oak Hill cemetery, Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory
George
Syith
Hattie F. Miller
Waite
Jthe
Charles G. Miller
Charles
Hrri
Lowell
Maks
Myron
Habris
Merimas
N. H
Lecompton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence
Family Escort Bids Farewell to Army Veteran Aviliam Edwin Courtney
Members of the Eli Dorsey post of the American Legion formed an escort for the body of Aviliam Edwin Courtney yesterday. The procession moved from the home to the Sani station and then to Howard, Kansas, for burial. Interment took place in the Courtney family lot. Courtney served in the 13th Infantry at Tangem, enlisting in 1917. His family and friends, including Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Courtier and relatives, joined the escort and floral tributes honored his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Dorsey
American Legion
Aviliam Edwin Courtney
Sani ‘E
BP T Ee
the Infantry
Tangene
William Es Courtney
Ruth Wade and Horin Wade Infant Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes show Virgini Ruth Wade and a Ruth Wade infant and Horin Wade listed. The readable words suggest a birth or acknowledgment notice with names but lack clear dates or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgini Ruth Wade
Ruth Wade
Horin Wade
Funeral service for infant Wade presented at Burnbey Brothers
The funeral for Frank Wade aged 688? was held this afternoon at Burnbey Brothers funeral home. Interment followed at the infant cemetery. Rev. s and Klyr led the service, with details of the ceremony noted in the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wade
Flindg Street
Burnbey Brothers
S &. Klyr
Ellarge
Shoe store promises best prices on all shoes
A rambling old notice from Hutchings and Higgs at 882 Main Street advertises deepest discounts on men women and children footwear claiming the largest market supply in the United States. It urges immediate purchase while prices are lowest and mentions selling more shoes this summer and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Staes
Hutchbings & Higgs
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Nor D. Goehring
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A. L. Sleig
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John Selig Jr
Enry Allbach
Henry Alba
Brooks
J. Gia Mise
Edith Ernst
Agnes Jost
Alma -Sabol
Elith Ernst
Ina Miller
Salina
Luella Wynn
Dwight
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Toni
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Jessie Amondson
Alaska
W.il Griffith
Ferns Hulls
Anne Ippins
Une
Hull
Usity
Nick Douvas
Iga Douvas
Charles Bahos
Harvey Wright
Bob Robertson
Law
Robertson
Esther Joss
George Wise
Henry Kiser
Ernest Wise
Haron
Frede Pitni
Rika
Wise
Gantz Farm
Buck ‘Creek
Friend! “Society
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Massachusetts
P. D. Pontius
Douglas
Ashton
Charles Russell
I Irving Hill
K.over and Som
B. G. Gustafson
J. M. Sanderson
Bailey
W-B. Russell
C. E. Friend
Waldb Crowder
Laura Rankin
Carolee Smart
Dwight Beard
Marion
James Dye
Parsons
Mary Pickford
Good Cheer Fund
Dorothy Stanley
Celestine Nelson
Hutchin Son
Dwight Bedrd
Grocers
Forferywhere
Davis
Secreary of
Frances L.connell
Mead
Coats
Dresther
Sduqur Ayd
Mary
Round Ner Drug Co
Fey
Eee
Art
Darkest
Africa
White Shoe Sale
Newman
National Steam Presser Cooker
Housewives
Mass
Varsity Theatre
Bert Lytell
Mars
Tarzan
Ed Ar Ri¢e
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