Social news notes from a Kansas City visit roundup
Mrs. Lawrence Morris accompanies Col. Goff visiting City. Mrs. Fred Lave travels to Kansas City to see daughter Mrs. N R Davidson with granddaughter Batty Davidson. Mrs Theo Poehler and Mrs Charles Brooke attend from California and Iowa visiting the Smith-Meyer and Pendleton families.
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Lawrence Morris
Col. Goff
Fred Lave
Kansas] City
N. R. Davidson
Batty Davidson
Theo. Poehler
San. Maeto
Cal
Charles Brooke
Burlington
Iowa
W. H. Pendleton
San Maeto
Marriage at Little Church Around the Corner in New York
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Ruth Buchan to Lieut A K Rader on July 27 in New York City's Little Church Around the Corner. The ceremony featured Miss Ada Jenkins singing and a double ring service officiated by Rev Aeschbacher with Ernest Shockley of Kansas City as best man. The bride, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Laming, wore white georgette crepe. bridesmaids wore pastel dresses. the couple plan a short wedding trip before moving to Dallas to start aviation training.
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Ruth Buchanan
A. K. Rader
New York City
Laming Jenkins
Leonor Laming
Harry B. Jenkins
Dallas
Texas
Tonganoxie
J. C. Laming
Ada Jenkins
Aeschbacher
Percy Shockley
Kansas City
Grace Zoellner
Lucile Heiser
Tri Delta Sorority
Kansas City Law School
Missouri Bar
Kansas University
Pi Kappa ‘Alpha
Phi.Alpha: Delta
Ground School of Aviation
Austin
Boys With Matches Start Two Fires In Lawrence
Fire chief says two fires in Lawrence last night were sparked by a boy with matches. A shed at 227 North Sixth street and a vacant house on East Thirteenth street were damaged. losses estimated at about 225. Authorities blame a youthful experiment and note no inflammables were stored in the attic of the vacant home.
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Lawrence
North Sixth Street
East Thirteenth Street
Haskell Avenue
Roy Miller
J. Brown
S. B. Catherman
Lawrence National Guard Drill Forms New Machine Gun Company
The Lawrence provisional National Guard unit held its first regular drill at the armory with about 100 percent attendance. The 157 musketeers from last week are forming the core, with 30 more recruits needed this week to complete the machine gun company for Lawrence. State pay for July drills is approved, with each guard earning twenty five cents per drill night for two or more drills monthly.
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Lawrence
Topeka Aviator Phil Billard Killed in France
Topeka reports Lt. Phil Billard killed in a French aeroplane accident. Billard had long been active in aviation and after joining the air service was assigned to testing new planes. No details yet, but believed to have died testing a faulty aircraft.
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Topeka
Phil Billard
France
Robert
Billard
War Industries Board may seize yellow pine supply
Chairman Baruch warned that the government could commandeer the southern yellow pine industry if needs are not fully met. Officials said the emergency fleet corporation faces delays as heavy timbers for wooden shipbuilding are not being supplied promptly by southern pine interests.
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Washington
South
Baruch
War Industries. Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Southern Yellow Pine
Twilight Ball Four Team League Planned in Lawrence
The YMCA begins a four-team twilight baseball league in Lawrence with Friday games at 7 oclock. Teams include the University of Kansas training school, Haskell Institute, the National Guards, and Lawrence city team. First matchups: Army vs Haskell on Haskell Field and Guards vs Lawrence at McCook.
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Y. M
Lawrence
Sever O'Clock
Haskell
McCook
K. U. Army Training School
Haskell Institute
National Guards
Army
Haskell Field
Guards
Slovaks Win Victory At Large Railway Bridge Attack
London reports a Grecho Slovak force seized a large railway bridge at Syzram in the Volga region in a surprise attack, according to a Moscow dispatch via the central news correspondent in Amsterdam.
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London
Syz[ram
Volga Region
Moscow
Amsterdam
Chamber Delays Luncheon While Hattie Sparks Attends Convention
The Chamber of Commerce postpones its weekly luncheon next week as Hattie Sparks oversees meals at the Evangelical Convention in Woodland Park. H W Boltz, secretary of the local YMCA, returns from a vacation at Lake Geneva and other northern points. Mrs D W Hazen leaves for Marion to visit her son Dan Hazen.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hattie Sparks
Woodland Ark
H. W. Boltz
Lake Geneva
Wisc
D. W. Hazen
Marion
Dan Hazen
The Original Ask For Miss Helen Thurston Returns Home
Local social notices report Miss Helen Thurston of Kansas City visiting with Miss Margaret Fitch and returning home this afternoon. Several ladies travel plans and visits are noted including trips to Colorado Springs and Lawton Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thurston
Kansas’ City
Margaret Fitch
How to Save Food from Rat Damage in Hard Times
In hard times, prevent waste and save food by eradicating rats. A single rat can cause significant nightly damage, with annual losses totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars in food and property. Stearns' Electric Paste is advertised as a cheap, effective exterminant for household use.
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Stearns
Suve Unis
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