Lawrence social rounds host Cal-American wedding and receptions
Dr and Mrs E M Hopkins entertained informally last eve ning for Dr and Mrs F A Wilber returning from California to Columbus Ohio. About forty guests attended. A reception for Miss Florence Snow honored Mr and Mrs Harold McKeever married at Presbyterian church at 4 o'clock attended by thirty five wedding party members. Out of town guests included Mary McKeever Enid Okla Marjorie Cross Lyndon Arch McKeever Topeka Florence McKeever Nellie Duncan McKeever Kansas City. Amigos club meets tomorrow with current events. Joe Blair Lyons Kan announced birth of a son June 2. Mothers League meets Wednesday at 3. Year Round club meets at 646 Missouri St. Wives of Kiwanis join lunch Friday at 1. Mrs Jane Rogers San Diego guest at a party today hosted by J R Topping and family. Ruth Ellis Dorothy Logan Meta Murphy host Miss Jane Isaacs leaves for Emporia. Dainty games and pink blue refreshments. Midland Rug Rurekich notes. Health program at May 22 meeting. Tea for sisters of Burlington guests. Thursday Whist Club meets at Gilmore home. Friday Avet'on club with Mrs James Barrow. Business Professional Women's club notes upcoming state convention. Catherine Moore leaves for Chicago to join Waldemar Gelich for tour with New York Central Community Chautauqua.
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Florence Snow
Harold McKeever
Presbyterian Church
Mary McKeever
Enid
Oka
Margaret Larkin
Jack Dickson
Ruth Ellis
Dorothy Logan
Meta Murphy
Miss Murphy
Jané “Isaacs
Emporia
Miss Isaac
Miss Isaacs
Miss Isaacs, Miss “Loreta’ Morawetz
Mary Dyer
Margaret, Drenton
Dorothy
Logan
Eldon Ardrey
Kim
Gladys Daniels
Helen” Watson
Shrine
Floyd Cox
Helen Marie
Kansas City
L. A
Harvey Walker
Walker
Lingen
Fester
Manhattan
Ed Hope
Harry Keene
Kenneth
Wallace
Ottawa
Keene
R. H
Los Angeles
Clarence Topping
H. E. Haynes
Hanry Lander
Charles Grant
Chicago
C. 2
Kelso
Grant Mull
Frank M. Holliday
Charlotte Voelkner
Washington, D. C
Ednah Hopking
New Hampshire’ Street
Clara Biklen
Burlington
Iowa
Will Pendleton
Vere Lane
Albuquerque
Earl Farris
Drummers’ Corps
Kansas
Lane
M. Conn
Council Grove
J. Frank Jones
Joe Arthur
Georgia Uttinger
Marcella Uttinger
Ethel Uttinger
Topeka
Christ's Hospital
Edna Attinger
Mary Smethurst
Lawrence
Cherryvale
Walter Dunmire
Califor
Nia
San Francisco
Marjorie Cross
Quenemo
Cross-McKeever
Mabel ‘Warner
Pittsburg
State Teacher’s College
H. €. Oberholtzer
Independence
W. B. Harris
PD. Buck
Glendale
Cal
H. J. Chambers
Harris
Blanche Shelly
Baldwin
Baker University
Ruth Gould
Myrl Gould
Dodge City
Frances Taylor
E. N. Taylor
E. E.trueblood
Shriner
J. F. Brock
E. W. Cain
Elizabeth
Ada
Okla
Camp Fire ceremonial and campus social notes
Camp Fire groups gather for an outdoor ceremony at 7 30 p m on the University campus with a long program of entrance handsign fire lighting songs law talks and awards. Faculty and seniors from Oread High School host a breakfast while university figures attend Shrine events in Kansas City and several residents travel for conventions and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whch
Dante
Betty Stimpson
Oread High
Charitry Club
Frank Myers
Jilip Edwarde
Tom Harley
Harriet Comwles
Nettie Crawder
Elizabeth Sherbon
Alice ‘Sherbon
Shrine convention guests visit Lecompton and Kansas City
Mr and Mrs C W Pace of Longmont Cole Sam Shoemaker Mr and Mrs C W McGarty Mr and Mrs Walker and Mr and Mrs Hammill all of Tulsa Okla guests of George McCarty at Lecompton joined by Mr McCarty for a Shrine convention in Kansas City today Karl Klooz in Rosedale on Bell Memorial hospital business Broer Gustafson travels to Kansas City for Shrine festivities A Wilson of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. Pace
Longmont
Cole
Sam Shoemaker
C. W. McGarty
Walker
Hammill
Tulsa
Okla
George McCarty
Lecompton
McCarty
Kansas City
Karl’ Klooz
Rosedale
Bell Memorial
Young Chicago Delegate Anna Hooper At Republican Convention
Anna B Hooper of Chicago daughter of Ben W Hooper chairman US Railroad Labor Board will be the youngest delegate at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. She serves as her father's secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Hooper
Chicago
Ben W. Hooper
United States Railroad Labor Board
Cleveland
Wage Rates in Japan Reported by Home Department
Tokio June 3 Japanese laborers average daily wage is 1.55 yen about 78 cents in American currency. Male workers earn 1.79 yen and women 0.88 yen with an average work day of 10 hours 26 minutes according to home department figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Home Department
Kansas bus lines face looming regulatory clash
Reports from Kansas cities show bus lines courting special local licenses, while municipalities seek highway fee parity. Topeka fights a $200 per bus license. Wichita eyes unified transit with transfers. Joplin Pittsburg interurban may abandon service. new rail additions in El Dorado lure more buses. Emporia expands with a baby bus. Bert Scott area hub struggles with municipal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Kansas
John G. Stutz
Topeka
Arkansas City
ElDorado
Missouri Pacific
Wichita
Elinor
Emporia
Santa Fe
Electric Car Company
Bert Scott
LaHarpe and
Gas City
Bus Lines Expand With New De Luxe Services
Conway Springs launches a de luxe bus line to Wichita with 20 passenger capacity. A new bus titled Miss Holton operates between Holton and Topeka. Kansas City weighs a local service franchise as streetcars are deemed insufficient. Junction City Abilene adds 12 passenger buses. Independence notes a possible Union Traction sale could spur an extension to Nowata and Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bus Lines
Conway Springs
Wichita
Holton
Topeka
Kansas City
Junction City-Abilene
Independence
Union Traction
Nowata
Tulsa
Swamp Snake Discovery Near Columbia
A USC professor led students to weed and pond searches near Columbia, finding a seminatrix pygea adolescent swamp snake, previously Florida only, prompting questions on northward range and potential overlooked interterritorial distribution. Researchers expect more specimens with further search amid Germany pastor demand trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Associated Press
J. D. Carrington
University of South Carolina
Florida
Orrington
Georga
Caroline
Skin Cure for Stubborn Eczema and Irritations
An advertised remedy claims to relieve eczema barber's itch ivy poisoning salt rheum dandruff itching piles and moth patches with a simple topical cure. The text emphasizes quick relief and general skin health improvements.
Graduates Face Tough Market in Medicine and Law
Prospects of finding employment on graduation remain dimmer for young men leaving study in medicine or law. These two professions are still overcrowded, limiting early career opportunities for new graduates.
Extra Interurban Schedule Runs After Midnight
The interurban line will run extra cars from Kansas City leaving at 12 30 after midnight Wednesday Thursday and Friday, aiming to handle increased travel demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amigos Club
Alva B. Carter
Joe Blair
Lyons, Kans
Blair
Lawrence An
Kathryn Lane
Mothers ® League
E. P. Smith
Twenty- Third
Haskell Avenue
Missouri Street
Holmes
Fred S. Williams
Nydia Hughes
Kiwanis Club
Jane Rogers
San Diego
J. R. Topping
West
So Town
Vera
Topping
Clarence Top
Harles Topping
Midland
Rurakeich
E. D. ‘Shaw
Russell Shaw
A. . A. Hicks
Pendleton
Smithmeyer
Charles Brooks
Lewis Blaut
Clara Bicklen
Mary Allen
Gilmore
Jame Barrow
Business and Professional Women's Club
Yoovis
Catherine Moore
Yes-1 Y
Waldemar ‘Gelich
New York
Central Community Chautauqua
Michigan
Speing Allisois
Indiana
The
School of Fine Arts
University] Athletic “Association
Wiedemann’s
Genevieve Herriott
Marion Eliott
Prescots
Marion Elliott
Marguerite“ Lescher
Alice Blair
Eunice Harkey
Lydia Wood
Gladys Beddow
Lee Rogers
Mauris Walker
Richard Randall
Morris Pratt
Philip Ernst
Roy “Houser
Glenn Kiefer
Béatrice Abrams
New York City
Russell’s Booterie
Dennison
University
HARL
H. ‘Bronson
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Berlin
Germany
Barber’s Drug Store
Jume
Paris
Dimity
Bullene
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