Quiet Lawrence wedding links military man to local airport host
A quiet home wedding at Mr and Mrs J W Glidden's home tied Marion Louise Glidden to Lieut Walton B Webb, manager of the municipal airport, last night at 9. Rev C A Pals presided before close relatives. The couple will reside at 719 Rhode Island street after June 15. Webb, formerly of Philadelphia, is a first lieutenant in the army and has run the Kansas City and Lawrence airports. The article also notes upcoming social teas in honor of Agnes Lucy Caples of Great Falls and details on other local engagements and club activities.
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J. W. Glidden
Marion Louise
Walton’.B. Webb
C.A. Pals
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rhode Island Street
Webb
Lawrence Memorial High School
Lawrence Business College
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Paul B. Lawson
J. G. Brandt
C. C. Staland
Lois
Lila Lawson
Elizabeth
Miriam Brandt
Rae
Ruth Stoland
Jewell Barr
W. E. Barr
Nowata
Okla
Frank. Wayne Barnes
Sedalia
Lawrence
Tuscumbia
Gladys.Barr
Nowata High School
Ottawa
Bothwell
Barnes
Dickinson
Varsity
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
Friday Entres Nous club and contract group meet with Mrs. B C and Mrs. R G Achning while Saturday hosts a reception at Memorial Union. Names include Chancellor and Mrs 5 H Lind Hubert Else L X Lewis and Mrs Hes. Seventeen club gathers with Miss Christie Hepler for nutrition talks on calcium and phosphorus in children bones and teeth. A luncheon features foods rich in these elements followed by a round table discussion and calcium posters. Kennard W C T U meets Monday at 2 30 at G A R hall with Flower Mission day led by Miss Hannah Champion. Memorial services planned for departed members by Mrs Frank Kerns and parliamentary drill by Mrs W F Morris. Flower donations will go to the sick. Nineteen members attend Kanwaka Good Will club with readings like Along the Beautiful Susquehanna Trail and What Pictures and Why. Next meeting June 15 for an all day quilting at Mrs George Carver with potluck. Mrs We Hunsinger hosts a bridge for twelve in honor of Mrs Ray Caulk of St Louis. Mrs Ray Warner hosts the Octete bridge club for a summer finale and Mrs A W Davidson wins the afternoon prize. Hunt Club luncheon at Fort Leavenworth includes a cross country ride over the real terrain. Marriage announcements note Mildred Hartley and Frank Whitmore Barnes wed in Lincoln May 29. Mrs Galen Ware hosts Y M L club dinner with high score to Mrs Roy Smith.
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George Dunkley
Maine Street
Christie Hepler
Eugene Corel
Kennard W. C. T. U
G. A. R. ‘Hall
Aliss Hannah Champion
Frank Kerns
W. F. Morris
E. G. Haverstock
Ed Buerman
Lucille Rothwell
Sylvester
Wilbur Rothwell
George Coffman
Charles Coffman
George Carver
Gilmore Family Guests Arrive for Commencement
Dr. G. B. Gilmore and daughters Helen and Mary Gilmore of Colorado Springs arrived this morning to be the guests of Dr. Gilmore's sister Miss Gertrude Gilmore over commencement. Dr. Gilmore's daughter Miss Marjorie accompanied them.
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G. B. Gilmore
Helen and
Mary Gilmore
Colorado Springs
Dr. Gilmore
Gertrude Gilmore
Marjorie
Local residents plan summer travel and visits
Several Lawrence individuals depart for summer programs and trips. Miss Dora Taylor leaves for Los Angeles to attend a business college. Alta Freeman heads to Las Vegas for summer school. Elizabeth Weisensee returns to Larned after a visit, while Mrs. W. T. Dinkins visits Fort Worth. Helena Kohler goes home to TolA for a summer visit before resuming college. Mrs. William Docking attends the Topeka Country Club opening, and the Fugates visit from Wichita for the weekend. Mildred Ingham travels to Iowa City to visit Mrs. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson plan a New England tour, and Franks visit Gaunt. Mrs. Henry Martin returns to Oklahoma. The Coe couple heads to Duluth to see relatives. Perrys visit Minneapolis. Curtis Hesse returns from Texas and plans June in Lawrence, with Lawrence Compton visiting from Pittsburg.
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Wichiita
J. Beaugate
Mises Mildred Ingham
Harold G. Ingham
Illinois Street
Iowa City
C. C. Williams
D. C. Jackson
Mississippi Street
East
New England States
B. L. Franks
J. Q
New Gulf
Tex
Arrivas
Franks
F. W. Gaunt
Henry Martin
Oklahoma
E. H. Coe
Duluth
Minn
B. M. Boddington
Boddington
Kansas City
Kan
Curtis Hesse
Texas
Lawrence
Lawrence Compton
Pittsburg
Final Service for Choir at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church choir bids farewell for the year with two fine anthems. Christ, Who for Us Doth Languish by Gustav Schreck will be sung unaccompanied in eight parts. O Holy Lord, a religious characteristic akin to Negro Spirituals, also in eight parts, conveys strong religious musical expression. Jack Cornell, a rising baritone from Akron, Ohio, will perform Behold the Master Passeth By during the offertory.
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First Presbyterian Church
Christ
Gustav Schreck
John Sebastian Bach
Thomas Church
Leipzig
Bar
D. M. Swarthout
Schreck
Royal Conservatory
Jack Cornell
Lawrence
Akron
Ohio
Hammond
Man Held on Forgery Charge After Check Attempt
John Taylor, 45, a transient, was bound over to district court for forgery after a failed attempt to cash a $4 check at Montgomery Ward. Justice Charles Springer set bond at $500. Taylor remained jailed after not posting. J. E. Garrett, a Leavenworth County farmer, testified in court that Taylor has never met him or worked for him.
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John Taylor
Montgomery Ward
Charles Springer
Topeka man charged after patrol car crash
Topeka police arrested Norris Robertson a University of Kansas student on speeding and reckless driving charges after a racing car struck a patrol car Wednesday night injuring two officers. Another rider Fonettson 1920 George Marshall of Lawrence fractured pelvis and Betty Bassinger of Arkansas City badly bruised as Robertson’s passenger.
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Topeka
Norris Robertson
University of Kansas
Robertson
Fonettson
George Marshall
Lawrence
Betty Bassinger
Arkansas City
R Robertson
Thiele Campaigns for Kansas Supreme Court Seat Six
Walter Thiele, Republican candidate for Kansas Supreme Court justice seat six, campaigned in Kansas City Kansas and Wyandotte County yesterday. He has practiced law in Lawrence since KU Law School graduation in 1910 and was longtime member of the bar.
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Walter Thiele
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County
Thiele
Supreme Court
EB. R. Sloan
Lawrence
Law School
University of Kansas
Lawrence Gas Litigation Figures in Norton and Thiele Firm
The firm Norton and Thiele, linked to the late Judge John Q. A. Norton, included Mr Thiele who served as city attorney of Lawrence during the gas charges litigation from 1918 to 1924.
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Norton& Thiele
John Q. A. Norton
Thiele
Lawrence
City Recovers 23000 For Consumers Aid
The city enabled recovery of 23000 for consumers amid a prompt result drive from Journal-World Want-Ads. The move spots relief and underscores local enforcement of consumer rights.
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Journal-World
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Caulk
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Octete Bridge Club
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