Local Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Events
World office before 12 o'clock to insure publication in that day's issue. Mr and Mrs Frank C Duris announce the marriage of Dorothy Lae to sane f wards. The wedding occurred Friday evening at 6 o'clock in St. Alma Episcopal church. Rev Dean R Edwards officiated, brother of the groom. The couple will reside in Lawrence after August 15. Prof and Mrs H R DeSilva hosted a lawn party with guests including C V Kent F B Davis Beulah Morrison Beal and C O Stoland. Gamma Phi Beta members to hold a picnic supper Wednesday. A women’s golf match between Lawrence Country Club and Shawnee Golf Club scheduled for tomorrow morning was postponed but will be played later. K A Dames club set for 2 pm at 1909 Ohio Street hosted by G C Lashbrook with Mrs Wendell Dungan and Mrs J F Barker assisting. Loyal Ladies class of First Methodist church met for games and social hour. magazine and Who’s Who contests produced top winners. Douglas County Farm Bureau clubs plan a picnic at Holcom’s Grove with basket lunch and activities. Variety Bridge Club to meet at Dorothy Dunmire’s. Family reunion at 1041 New York Street with relatives from Ardmore Okla St Louis and Kansas City. Old Friends club cancels July meeting.
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Fm Frank C. Durisd
Hiter
Dorothy
Alt
Inate Episcopal Church
Tota
Dean R. Edwards
Edwards
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Fannie Bingham
C.L. Ridgeway
Nellie Newell
E. S. Weatherby
Bingham
Circle No. 5
Personal notices of travel and visits across states
Harold Johnson and Raymond Stockert returned from a two weeks motor tour of Colorado. Dr and Mrs F B Davis with Mrs Davis sister Miss Haight plan a vacation near Grand Rapids Minnesota. Mrs D M Danse leaves for Santa Fe to visit daughter Mrs Gordon I. Mr Made line Cunninesbat of Carlyle and F L Morris made a Kansas City trip. C D Cowgill greeted Mrs Paul Stevenson of Madison. Mrs Ruest of Dr and Mrs Northcott spent the weekend with a sister and returned to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Johnson
Raymond Stockert
Colorado
F. B Davis
Davis
Miss Haight
Cazenovia
N. M
Grand Rapids
Minn
D. M. Danse
Santa Fe
Gordon I
Madeline Cunninesbat
Carlyle
F. L. Morris
Kansas City
C.D. Cowgill
Paul Stevenson
Madison
Ww. Northcott
Arekt
Kansas
R Etza Aon
San Plog
Mars
Mother
Mra
Mibore
Ichland
Arnold
Pin Grass
Social Calendar With Meetings and Visits Across Kansas City Area
Social calendar lists gatherings at G A R hall and various clubs in Douglas and Kansas City. Guests include Mrs W H Edmondson and Mrs Alvi. events feature auctions, bridge, and supper clubs, with many members hosting and traveling relatives visiting from Chicago and Milwaukee.
France Ratifies World Court Optional Clause and Arbitration Act
Geneva (AP) France approved the optional clause to accept the World Court's jurisdiction and ratified the General Act for Arbitration. The moves, praised as a major step toward world peace, bring total ratifications to 28, with 23 European states among them. Italy and Czechoslovakia signaled intent to ratify, while Albania Poland and Romania remained nonratifiers among European League members.
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Geneva
France
Permanent Court of International Justice
Gov Sntients
League of Nations
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Poland
Romania
League
Temmaria
Panama
Portugal
Switzerland
Losatin
Workmen Fire Plants Linked to County Jail Investigation
Companions Adept and two men, Peter Harris and Mike Martinez, were held at the county jail for investigation in connection with a robbery at Lawrence stores. Harris, described as a lawyer, faces scrutiny as authorities probe the incident and confiscate items related to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Harris
Mike Martines
Ia Noby Ottes Lawrence Stores
I. Harris
Two Air Derbies for Chicago Women in National Air Derby
The national air derby features two cross country flights for women pilots competing against veterans. Entries include new aviators such as Fraulein and Laura, with veterans like Amelia Earhart and Louisa Thaden. Routes span from Dixie to Chicago with engines limited to 200 horsepower.
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Chicago
S. National Air
Dea
Dring
Geran
Laura
Helen V. Cox
H. Hagers
Earhart
Tic
Keith Miller
Schylatria
Blanche
Louisa Thaden
East Cantery
Dixie
Ami
Long Beach
Calif
Mexicali
California
Ontario
Canada
Historic St Louis Courthouse to be replaced by new justice building
The historic St. Louis courthouse, a century of legal history and the Dred Scott case start point, will be replaced by a newer, grander courthouse. The old structure housed long file records, including the Dred Scott case files, and played a pivotal role in events leading to the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Temple of Justice
St.ouis
Dred Scott
Nno
We Civil Canis
Citscuit
John Schmoll
Dred Stott
Ravery
Irene Emerson
John Emerson
Emersons
Free Territory
Scott
Circuit Court
Missouri State Supreme Court
New York
United States Supreme Court
Missouri Compro
Unclear text fragment on historical figures and courthouse fate
Fragmentary OCR note mentions malea and mastera tied to iabei slaves under federal domain. References a 13 story vine structure costing 4 units and the old id courthouse with uncertain future. Likely cut text about property or legal status with incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malea
Mastera
Rockets May Aid in Mapping Weather of the Air for Fliers
Washington AP reports Dr and Prof Robert H God of a university discuss mapping weather of the air. The idea uses drift balloons and rising aircraft to chart atmospheric conditions for aviators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert H. God
University
Tornado and Heat Deaths Across Regions
Tornado and hail killed twenty people and injured hundreds in Adrianople with eighty percent of nearby houses damaged. In Maryland, 91 hens died from heat during an egg laying contest at the University station, cutting production. Ottawa reports Canada remains dry as liquor stores close.
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Adrianople
Istanbul
Turkey
Washington
University of Maryland Today
Canada
Ottawa
Dominion of Canada
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World Office
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H. R. DeSilva
Learnard Avenue
C. V. ‘Kent
F. B. Davis
Beulah Morrison
Eke M.’ Beal
C. O. Stoland
Gamma Phi Béta
Lawrence Country Club
Shawnee Golf Club
Topeka
K. A
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Holcom's Grove
Dorothy Dunmire
WA. Colman
New York Street
John Daly
Do Donald
Ardmore
Okla
T, Rice and Son
Edward
Boa
R. K. Ince
Waaed
Tohn Fowler
Ernest McHen
Otto McHenry
Kenneth McHenry
Old Friends Club
Robert Quillen
Silva
Saturesy
Putte
Giais Realty
RRC
Pe Eiriaisiels
Wola Niniar
AID Raiaias Ea Carney
Inuige
Alhenatersa
Cige
Jamson
Hfeet
Wa- Ag
Feecen
Due
Arnold Ane
George Davis
Lows
Elma Kel
Husnéa Va, Delma
Abd Niwad Kagi
Bor Walter Kagi
Imbroe Te
Kagi
Urday
Minnie Tosh
Yeaterdue
Fred Hipele
Mee H. L. Nevin
Nancy Lee
Sophia Armstrong
Minnesota
Charles “Chig” Lark
Hitchingo
Edith Gibson
Theodore Assman
Little Joe
Jean
Sinseohain
Muma
Milwaukee
Will Pendleton
Burlington
Robert Pugh
Robert
Pugh
Miss Brant
Jash
L. ‘Bignby
Sehae Ake
St. Joseph
Tan
John Monteith
Rey
Montaith
Wee Hunter
Ee Bayley
Ronel
Diane
Shis Cummer
Galina
Rock End
Mealy
H. M. Stucker
Womexd
Nance Aioe
Ee. Kane
Hills Bros Coffee
Caporanr
Hills Bros
Eugene Frederick
Vita Tonic
Nestle
Croquignole
Naivette
Frederick
Waving
Larndon Beauty Shop
Bettie Baxley
Gotham
Ward
Eausy
House of Commons
Sparton
The
College Jeweler
Oxfords
Walter Booth
Whitcomb
Sth and
Tenn, Ste
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