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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1923

Page

3

Wedding Bells in Lawrence and Des Moines

A Kansas wedding roundup features Miss Helen Haskell Peairs to Harold Charles Constant at the Peairs home in Lawrence with Rev. Fred M. Bailey officiating. The ceremony includes family attendants and elaborate floral decor, followed by reception planning and a home arrival in September. Also notes the marriage of Geneva Mildred Kunkel to Kenneth Lloyd McKinley in Lawrence with travels to Chicago after a Des Moines ceremony, plus the Verney-Davis nuptials in Des Moines and future Lawrence home plans.

Peairs-Constant Helen Haskell Peairs Harold Charles _ Constant Peairs Haskell Institute Fred M. Bailey Methodist Episcopal Church Kansas City Kansas H. B. Peairs Jane Peairs Art Charlés Nkin Elizabeth Anne Peairs Elizabeth Mackie Brussels Mackie Swas Sind Martha Jane Peairs Mr. Constant Kenneth Constant Topeka Daniel Simpson Chicago Fritz Kreisler Lois Greenlees Miss Greenlees Simpson Mendelssohn Laurence R. Peakrs M. E. Williams Mary Costigan Willard Scoville Ottawa Ranges City Kan John Monteith Gorse Wiggins

Midland Rural Club Hosts Interior Decor Program

Mrs. W. L. Blaylock will entertain the Midland Rural club Thursday, August 2, with a program on interior home decoration. Afternoon picnic at Woodland Park followed by a streetcar trip from the courthouse at 1 o'clock. Guests Sunday Jr. and Mrs. J. R. Wilt of Topeka visited Mr. and Mrs. Fs.M. Holliday at the Country club.

Woodland Park Court House Midland Rural Club W. L. Blaylock Sunday Jr J. R. Wilt Topeka A Country Club No. 4 Westland

Personal notices from Lawrence residents and visitors

Miss Anna Hock and Miss Teck shopped in Kansas City. Helen Myers returned from a two week visit in Aw ea Kan with her sister Mrs. K. Marshall and Mr. Marshall. Dr and Mrs Edward Hislop spent a month in Minnesota and will drive home to Lawrence next week. George Innes attended the Merchant's Fair in New York City then will visit relatives in Embro Ontario. W C Verney returned from two weeks in Des Moines. Sheriff Will Johns went to Kansas City on business. Miss Anna Borscheid of Minneapolis is visiting her parents. Mrs T O Hackbarth went to Kansas City to be with Mrs L O Schaply at Bethany hospital. Bechtel returned. Arlo Hults headed to Holton to visit Conrad McGrew. H R Patterson and Hal Rene of Springfield, Missouri, visited G W Phenixie before returning home. Mrs Patterson is Phenixie's sister. Madam Brewster vacationing in Chicago. Mrs W D Gilmore and party left for Green Mountain Falls Colorado. Miss Gertrude Wuester returned to Beattie Kansas after two weeks with her sister. Miss Lucile Edgar of Kansas City attended the Kunkel McKinley wedding in Lawrence. Father Henry Fitzgerald is in Kansas City hospital recovering. Mr and Mrs Robert Robertson and Forestine of Pittsburg, Kansas visiting Robert's parents. Vera Lear, secretary to J G Brandt, dean at K E U, vacationing in Illinois. Prof C J Elmore of Emporia with his daughters Melen and

Anna Hock Teck la Jehle Kansas City Helen Myers Awea Kan K. Marshall Mr. Marshall Edward Hislop Minnesota Omaha Neb Lawrence George Innes New York City Innes Embro Ontario Canada W. C. Verney Des Moines Iowa Will Johns Kansas Anna Borscheid Minneapolis Frank Davis Rhode Island St T. O. Hackbarth L. 0. Schaply Bethany Hospital Schaply Hackbarth Bechtel Aansie West Arlo Hults Holton Conrad McGrew H. R. Patterson Hal Rene Springfield Colorado Springs G. W. Phenicie Patterson Phenicie Madam Brewster Chicago W. d. Gilmore Isabel Gilmore Mildred Gilmore Minnie Dinglestedt Green Mountain Falls Colorado Gertrude Wuester Beattie Floyd Rankin Lucile Edgar Henry Fitsgerald Robert Robertson Forestine Pittsburg

Elmore family ties and academic moves noted

Mary and Helen Elmore visit Mr and Mrs William M Ege at 1508 West Sixth Street. Dr Elmore, a biology researcher at the University of Nebraska, catalogs diatoms and has accepted the biology chair at William Jewell College Liberty Missouri. Miss Helen Elmore takes a bacteriology post in Kansas City, and Mary Elmore plans to finish college at William Jewell.

Mary William M. Ege West Sixth Street Elmore University of Kanbraska William Jewell College Liberty,Mo Helen Elmore Kansas City Mary Elmore William Jewell

Sacred Places in Holy Land Called to Be Saved

Archbishop Panteleimon seeks American aid to preserve Holy Sepulchre Bethlehem Nazareth Mount of Olives and other sanctuaries under Patriarchate of Jerusalem its funds strained after World War I. The effort is led by Bishop Manning and Rev. MacFarland, joining the American Preservation committee.

New York Holy Land Panteleimon Patriarchate of Jerusalem America Holy Sepulchre Bethlehem Nazareth Mount of Olives Patriarchate of Jerusale William‘ T. Manning Episcopal Diocese of Charles $8. MacFarland Federal Council of Churches of Christ

Ice Cream An Outlaw

London, July 31, Associated Press reports England lacks prohibition but ice cream and soft drinks face curbs under temperance ideas. The debate features the Ice Cream and Temperance Refreshment Trades Federation arguing restrictions would envy Mr. Volstead. Under current law such refreshments are banned after 9:30 p.m. West End clubs and hotels may sell until midnight, while workers cannot buy after 12.00.

London Associated Press England Volstead West End

Wartime Regulation Urged Before House of Commons

The regulation was enacted as a wartime measure. The Federation will urge the Labour Party to place the matter before the House of Commons.

Federation Labor Party House of Commons

Dustless track project by rail from Texas to St Louis

Officials report a three coat dustless track process from Texas to St Louis with oil trains laying the first coat. Sixty days later a second coat will be applied and after another sixty days a third coat completes the plan.

Sas & Texas Railroad Texas St. Louis

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