Lawrence couples wed in formal city ceremony
Miss Agnes Spitz and Stanley T. House were married at 3:30 PM yesterday at 2101 Louisiana Street in Lawrence. Rev. Edwin Price officiated before family. vows were by double ring. The reception featured a three tier cake and crystal service. The couple, both graduates, plan to reside in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Spitz
Otto Sizll
West Twenty
Stanley T. House
Thomas House
Sity
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Louisiana Street
Edwin F. ‘Price
Fern Ruegsegger
Margaret Dunn
Agnes Thompson
Helen House
Justin Hampton
Belgium
Vella Montmery
Spitzli
Lacgmann
Daniel Effner
Tom House
House
Lawrence Paper Company
Lawrence
Corporal House
Camp
Livingston
Liberty Memorialigh School
Lawrence Business College
Dover and Kapfer Family Sunday Visit Reported
Tommy Dover and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Kapfer. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Platt, who had been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C J Hunzicker, returned to their Fort Worth Texas home this morning. Their sons Sidney Bob and Lary will stay longer with grandparents. Dean Frank Stockton of the business school at K U attended.
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Topeka
Jean
Jan Walters
Lincoln
Ethel High
Botai
Walters
New
Ig) Witers
H. B. Kibler
Boulder
Colo
Teebie Zuber
Kansas City
H. Bier
A. W. Garvin
Seneca
Earle Wilson
Laurence Rice
Sublette
Kan
Garrett
Seabees
England
C. M. Lessenden
Quartermaster Corps
Quarry
Heighs
Panama
Are
Lessenden
Faye Ellege
Oread
Systems Service
Endiscott
N.Y
H. E. Eustace
R. D. Voth
Kathleen Eustace
Tacoma
Spo ‘Kane
Wenatchee
Yakima
Wash
W. K. Charles
Alexandria
Louisa Thomas
Helene Farrell
Ralph Hubbell
Virginia
David
Madison
Wis
Ralph G. Hubbell
Truax Field
Berry Senne
Pearl Harbor
T. H
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Akers
United Press
Washington, D
Tommy Dover
George Kapfer
Lawrence Platt
C. J. Hunzicker
Fort Worth
Tex
Sidney Bob
Lary
Dean Frank
Stockton
School of Business
K. U
Red Cross Calendar Announces July to August Activities
The Red Cross calendar lists July 31 to August 5 events at Star High School and Centra a. m. to p. m. rooms reopening, with nursing and Home Economy courses starting upon demand. Enrollment at local offices, nutrition and meal planning for sick and war workers highlighted along with a nine part drama by American Red Cross. Enroll in home nursing classes taught by Miss Stapleton, with schedules for Beginners, Intermediate, Teenage and Newsginners. Life Saving course set for evenings over three weeks, with a season pass for those who complete it.
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Star High Seh
Iendages
Red Cross
Ores
Red
Sinnce
Wren
Reprose
Rac
Missie Stapleton
Lawrence
Hospital group thanks Red Cross volunteers in Douglas County
Miss Verna Due of Winter General Hospital writes from the field director post to Mrs C W Amidon chairing the Douglas County Red Cross camp and hospital council. The note expresses gratitude and appreciation for ongoing support and service.
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Douglas County
KNOCKED FROM BICYCLE BOY 16 HIT BY CAR
Billy Jack Green 16 son of Mr and Mrs Basil A Green was knocked from his bicycle by a car driven by Walter Whiteside at Seventh and Vermont streets about midnight Saturday but not seriously injured. He was home from Pittsburg Kansas where he works with his father remodeling a Teachers College building. He was briefly unconscious and later left with his father for the Pittsburgh job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Jack Green
Basil A. Green
Walter Whiteside
Seventh
Vermont
Young Green
Pittsburg
Kan
Pittaburg
Births Reported at Memorial Hospital Over Weekend
Birth notices announced from Memorial hospital list several families with newborns. Mr and Mrs Martin Henry of 1121 Fenneylvania Street welcomed a daughter in July. Mr and Mrs Hill of 508 Arkansas Street welcomed a daughter on July 29. Mr and Mrs J B Wrench of 1132 Connecticut Street welcomed a daughter on July 29. Additional notes mention Mr and Mrs W and Mr Erie Coffman of 332 Locust Street.
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Memorial Hospital
Martin Henry
Fenneylvania Street
Eee Julier
Thomas Hill
Arkansas Street
J. B. Wrench
Connecticut Street
Locust
An Erie Coffman
Ringling Bros to Resume Summer Tour in Stadiums
The Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey Circus, en route to Akron, will resume performances in stadiums and baseball parks after winter repairs. A fire at Hartford on July 6 destroyed the main tent, killing many, prompting a shift from the big top to outdoor venues for the remainder of the season.
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Sarasota
Fla
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum and Bailey
Akron
Hartford
Divorce Granted to Belen Patterson from Frank Patterson
Judge Hugh Means granted a divorce to Belen Patterson from Frank Patterson at a district court session held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belen Patterson
Frank Patterson
Hugh Means
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Kanwaka Literary Club
Ralph Colman
Asa Colman
Ross Wulfkuhle
John Levett
Rebekah State Assembly
Mary L. Hogg
Delphos
Vera Brand
Howard Ida Owen
Frankfort
Jeulah Rogers
Lawrence Mary Mertz
Lawrence Hazel Gibbs
Pearl Tucker
Holton
Mrs. Birk
Memphis
Women’s Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. E. Olson
John Selig, Jr
Mary Larson
The
First Methodist’ Church
Patty Evans
Mississippi Street
Walter Bleakley
Morris Raber
Mackey Merrymakers
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary
J. F. C. Breeker
Lincoln Street
Victory Club
J. L. Kennedy
Kress
Harry Morrow
H. W. Craig
F. S. Davis
Redy Sinner
Norman Endacott
Ae Harold Fisher
H. W. Firner
Robert Oyler
Iane
Colonial
Marilyn Smart
Rachel van’ Valkenburg
Priscilla Club
Clinton Park
Sam Morris
Steven
Robert
Revenue
Bobby
Bess Cooke
Donna Lee
Donald
Mae Neever
Oakridge
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Deal Six
Misa Dorothea Schroeder
A.L. Yingling
Independence
Ross Sherwood
Lieutenant Sherwood
Lardee
Mexico
Donna Kent
John Canary
Frank Speicher
Kanwaka Group
H. G. van Neste
Oakridge Group
K. A
Veronicans
St. John's Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Fairview Church
Miss Bunch
H. B. Chubb
Henry Werner
Vi's Gift
Eldridge
Reded Cross
Allison - Armstrong
Mase
Billy Jack
Green
Noom
Hitler
Europe
Kansas
Gabardine
Ringling Bros
Ball Parks
Stadio
Jayhawk
Aviusvaste Racunena Cnam
Starling Furn. Co
Masa
G. Carleton Howell
Louisiana
Amy
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