Lawrence Matron Bridegroom From Kansas City
Dorothy Eleanor Graeber wed Armin E. Woestemeyer of Kansas City in a relocal ceremony at the Graeber home. Rev G J H Woestemeyer officiated. Bridesmaids and family attended, with Laura Holliday carving the ring. The couple left for a Kansas City home. more guests were local and from out of town. Mrs Woestemeyer is a Lawrence graduate and former teacher. Mr Woestemeyer was active in KU athletics and belongs to several fraternities.
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Relock
Sibert Graebur
Dorothy Eleanor
Armin E. Woestemeyer
Kansas City
G.J H. Woestemeyer
Methodist Shores
Otae
Cecil’ Hale
MacDowell
Mendeles
Sohn
Anns
Bernice’ Graeber
Elmer Seifert
Laura Alice Holliday
Woestemeyer
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
University of Kansas
DeSoto
Wirs
G. H. Woestemeyer
Leons
Otoe, Neéb
Hants Oelschinger
M.s. Leona
Bischot
Arthur Har
Birth of Robert Gordon to Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Welsh
Birth announced Tuesday June 3 at Eriksen's. Parents Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Welsh name the baby Robert Gordon. Local events include church receptions, a food sale postponed, and community gatherings with Royal Neighbors and Birthday Club activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ener Pethany
Kans City Shrine events draw many visitors locals
Mr and Mrs Harry Treworgy and Mr and Mrs D M Granger spent the day in Kansas City Mrs P H Pierce left for Excelsior Springs Mo for a week or two C E Decker went to Kansas City for the Shrine parade this evening Mrs C E Ransom and her daughter Mrs De Mickell of Topeka spent the day Miss Elizabeth Brickley and Miss Anna Stansbury spent time in Kansas City Dr and Mrs H B Kibler went to Kansas City for the Shrine convention Miss Adele Crim and Miss Charlotte Cutter went to Kansas City for Shrine festivities Cy E Lindley and daughter Mrs Otto Ellis also at Shrine convention Mrs D M Dunakin kept the convention in Kansas City gardening on the Shrine J H Hutchings went to Kansas City to attend the Shrine jubilee Mr and Mrs Earle Dean Stitzel and two children and Miss Ethel Taylor of Nelson Ill arrived for a visit at Miss Ednah Hopkins home Mrs Stitzel known as Miss Flora Taylor to Lawrence friends overland trip described as two days for Des Moines to Kansas City pickup Mrs E E Griffith of Norton who had been visiting Mrs B B ...
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Harry Treworgy
D. M. Granger
Kansas City
P. H. Pierce
Excelsior Springs
Tulsa
Okla
Lawrence
Kansas ‘City
Elizabeth
Brickley
Anna Bei ‘Stansbury
D. W . Studebaker
Lone Star
Georgia. Anthony
Ruth Anthony
H. B. _ Kibler
Adele Crim
Charlotte Cutter
Cy. E. Lindley
Otto Ellis
Kansas’ City
D. M. Dunakin
Kansas
Baldwin Ees
Kaindas
Harry Hutchings
Earle Dean Stitzel
Ethel Taylor
Nelson
Ill
Ednah. Hopkins
New
Hampshire Street
Shrine convention visits in Kansas City as residents travel
Day and numerous local residents went to Kansas City this morning for Shrine convention events. Mrs. Day and Mrs. Ficemor visited relatives, while others journeyed for social visits, business, or to attend the Shrine gathering in Kansas City today.
Kansan Orator Attends National Contest in D C
George Chumos of Topeka in the national oratorical contest in Washington meets President Coolidge who wishes him luck. Chumos, greeted by Kansans and lawmakers, plans to win fairly as he visits Continental Hall to test acoustics. Also: C C Gerstenberger to speak, birth announced for Elmer Lewis's son, and hotels to install meditation chapels.
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Kansas City
George Chumos
Topeka
Kan
Middle West
Washington
National Capital
Coolidge
Star
Kansas
George
Onter
Senator Capper
Federation clubs grow to six thousand in four years
Los Angeles reports from the General Federation of Women's Clubs unveil rapid expansion. In four years, membership rose from 2,000 to about 6,000 clubs, with affiliated clubwomen exceeding 1,000,000. President Mrs. Thomas G. Winter outlines key gains and future aims.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
Federation
Des Moines
Winter
Afl
Washington
Court Train Restored to Bavaria Museum
The court train of the late King Ludwig II of Bavaria has been repaired in Munich state railway shops and sent to Nuremberg for display in the railway museum. The drawing room car features marble tables blue silk chairs with gold ornaments and a gold decorated ceiling. The Wittelsbach coat of arms and the king’s initials appear in gold relief on all cars.
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Munich
Associated Press
Ludwig II of Bavaria
Nuremburg
Wittelsbach
Deaths and Funerals Highlight Lawrence Notices
Obituaries include Horatio Nelson Flint 90 of Lawrence with two sons, J M Flint and L N Flint, funeral Friday at 2 from 1603 Louisiana. Wilbur L Ludington of Bonner Springs buried at Oak Hill after 5:36 am service. C M Whipple died in Dayton. Mrs Lucy Todd Moss 62, Douglas county district court clerk, died at Topeka home. Rev Frank Jennings returning to Lawrence after Milwaukee convention. Dorothy Nouk of Ottawa to register for summer session at University.
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Horatio Nelson Flint
Lawrence
Wellsville
Mr. Flint
Kansas
Vermont
Thayer
J. M. Flint
Boxeman
Montana
L. N. Flint
Louisiana Street
Welleville
Wilbur L. Ludington
Bonner Springs
Oak Hill
Backus
Lucy. Todd Moss
Lucy Todd Moss
Torjer
District Court
Douglas County
Richard E. ‘McIntosh
North Broadmoor Avenue
Topeke
Toon
Moss
Charles B. Moss
Mai
Todd R. Moss
Seattle
Wash
Jesse Todd
Arkansas Pass
Tex
Jay" Todd
John Sifers
Maryville
Dorothy Nouk
Ottawa
Bargains on Dollar Day Stock Up Local Shoppers
Peggy checks stores for tomorrow’s sales and finds widespread bargains. Ackerman’s Hat Shop offers hats at 2.50 with many under 10 dollars, while Kansas Electric Power Company lists 1 dollar items including silk shades and a marcel waving iron. Green Brothers Hardware cuts Mitre aluminum 25 percent. Bell’s at KU area stocks roses in multiple colors. Del Monte canned fruits price three for 1 and Alaska red salmon four for 1 at Union Pacific Tea. Zephyr Bakery showcases hot breads and rolls. Gustafson’s carries wide lens stock for quick replacement and custom grinding if needed.
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Peggy
Kansas Electric Power Cympany
del Monte
Union Pacific, Tea Company
Alaska
Dollar Day Bargains Spotted In Local Stores
Peggy sees a storefront window filled with vacation needs and bargains across departments at Thorn ton s Drug Store and Innes Store. Features include first aid, toilet necessities, flashlights and hinch kits, with clothing items like silk waists and white trousers. The New York Cleaners offer many items for a dollar or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Thornton
New York
Department of Innes
Better Homes Week concludes with Lawrence in national contest
The local Better Homes committee sent its final report to Washington as Lawrence enters a national contest with prize money for top Better Homes activities. The Lawrence effort featured demonstrations, landscaping, decoration, library home planning displays, and a model house by William C. Way who donated his home for the exhibit.
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Better’ Homes Committee
Better Homes In America
Washington, D. C
Better Homes
Lawrence
National
Public Library
Haskell Institute
Harold Constant
Nineteenth
Massachusetts Street
Innes
Weaver's
Sen’s
Metzlers
Lander’s
Glen Carter
Head! 5
University
F. I. Carte
Kennedy-Ernst
Jaedicke’s
Rankin
Drug
Kress
Citizen's Gas Company
Kansas Electric Powers
Kennedy Plumbing Company
Bell = floral shop
Bell Music
Tiny Griesa
Thetrman
Journal- World
The
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Ed Blevins
Perry Street
Bert ,J. .Gastl
Shawnee
W. L. Shuter
Centenary
Gastl
Gast
Elock
Topéka
New “Masonic Temple
Missionary Society of the Trinity Lutheran Church
Mary iLeone “Isaacs
Emporia
G. E. Cadwell
Doris Ramey
Jennie
Springer
Mary Springer
Ruth.Brown
Marie ‘Prestons
Martha Lowman
Hazel
Farringer
Mary
Leone- Isaacs
Ruth Cadwell
Chris. Springer
Charles
Mr. Itley
Davis
Burton
Frank Cadwell
Ray Spencer
First Baptist Church
Arid Mi Frank
Jennings
Fami
Minn
Emma’ Shiver
Newton
Edna Walsh
Independence
Ella Wilshire
Rossville
Charles Hochum
E. A.nsold
California
University Athletic Association
Wiedemann Grill-Room
Merwin
Graham
Marx
Rogers
John Henry
Athletic Board
A. J. Boynton
H. A. Rice
WW. Davis
James Naismith
Forrest C. Allen
E. H. Lindley
William Rice
William, Johnson
Harold Burt
Tustan Ackerman
Merwin Graham
Jane Rogers
San Diego
Cal
J. R. Topping
Topping
Frank Topping
Charles Topping
Clarence Topping
Rogters
J. Frost
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Jack Walton
Vic Johnson
A.M. Werkenthin
Tennessee Street
Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Church
C. D. Edmondson
J. W. Ficemor
Lecompton
E. G. Day
Georgie Hanson
H. A. Dodderidge
Overbrook
Leonard Oswald
G. M. Pennock
J. H. Corel
Kathryn
Alfred
Weber
Richard Wagstaff
Anay
George Kirchhoff
W. F. Morris
K. H. Beamer
Hallowell
H. C. Robert
Horace
George L. Kreeck
C. B. Taylor
Allen
D. H. MecCreath
Taylor
Mrs.McCreath
Pend
Catherine McCreath
G. C. Perkins
Laura Alieda
Carl, Jr
Lawrence Green
E. W. Cross
Walter Varnum
Win Newmark
John Robinson
Joe
Chumos
C. C. Gerstenberger
Gerstenberger
Eudora
Midland’ Grange
Elmer. Lewis
Lake View
Cabrieinen
Club Institute
King Ludwig
Frank Jennings
University Baptist Church
Minneapolis, Minn
First Baptist Church of
Northern Baptist Convention
Milwaukee
Peggy Prim
Ackerman
Green Brothers Hardware
Bell’s
K. U
Zephyr
Gustafson’s
Otti Fischer
Homes Committee
Lena Berry
Lee King
Budora
R. GC. Manley
Frances Allen
Will
Nackman
Service
Dixon
Wiedemann
Wolf’s Book Store
Mass
Charlton
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