Marriage Of Kennedy And Vasey In Lawrence
The wedding of Chet A. Vasey of Tucson Arizona to Miss Kennedy took place yesterday at 2 PM at the bride's parents home in Lawrence. Rev Edwin F. Price presided with a double ring ceremony. Guests included numerous relatives and friends from Kansas and nearby states. A Camp Fire rally, library story hour, and various society events followed in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Chet A. Vasey
Tuscon, Ariz
Topeka
Braghi
Betty Jean ‘Snell
Colby
Master Wright
Ellen Fay Morri
Holton
Vasey
Lawrence
University of
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Kans
Chi Om
Colorado
Salt Lake
Vaser
Trin Vaser
Miher
Tucson
Ariz
Waller
Beatrice
Neb
Jane
Aul
Porterfield
Harlan Wright
Charles Morrissey
Orson Patterson
Albert Moore
Helton
Betty Sartin
Frank Boyles
Personal notices from Thayer area residents and visitors
CLR Wert, cashier of the Thayer State Bank at Thayer Kans returned home today after a visit with W W Clawson and family. Hl H Asher spent the day in city. Ilotte Aiken went to y this morning to spend the weekend at her home. Mrs Carl Rutter Mrs J E Blair of Russell went to Kansas City this morning to visit relatives over the weekend. Mrs P Hy O'Hara formerly of has recently moved to 1108 y street Lawrence. Her r Miss Geneva O Harra fek in the city water office. Laure Miller went to Bonner Springs today to visit friends. She will leave Sunday for Boulder to spend the summer. Edward Bumgardner went as City this morning to bring back Mrs Bumgardner who has been in Bell Memorial hospital for some time. Mr and Mrs C D Cowgill and Mrs V A Young spent the day in MassaA ait. Dr D Lewis has returned to Lawrence after spending the past year with his daughter Mrs Frances Lewis Kaegeles in Mount Ranier Md. Ormond P Hill of Fayetteville a representative of the Lawrence Paper Manufacturing company visited the home office here today. Rev William T Smith is slowly recovering and is able ths in bed. Cenol Foot Joy guaranteed to give relief Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mass Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clr. Wert
Thayer State ‘Bank
Thayer
Kans
W. W. Clawson
Hl. H. Asher
City
Ilotte
Aiken
Carl Rutter
Mery Esther Rutter
Je A W. Blair
Russell
Kansas City
Vilait
P. Hy O'Hara
Y Street
Lawrence
Herr
Geneva O'Harra
Fek
Laure Miller
Bonner Springs
Boulder
Edward Bumgardner
Bumgardner
Bell Memorial Hospital
C. D. Cowgill
V. A. Young
Massaa Ait
D. Lewis
Frances Lewis Kaegeles
Mount Ranier
Ormond P. Hill
Fayetteville
Lawrence Paper Manufacturing Company
Todday
William T. Smith
Moire Coats and Fashion Notes at New York Summer
Moire coats top fashion chatter with fur trims and bold contrasts. Vagabond felt hats and double breasted tailored suits define sportswear, while polka dot dresses and rhinestone monograms appear on hats and ribbons. Local social notes record gatherings and visits among Combest, Schuster, Mistele, and other Kansas City and Lawrence residents amid fashion and resort trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Eudora Burial For Mrs Daugherty At Redfield
Eudora residents attended the burial service for Mrs. T. L. Daugherty at Deay cemetery on Saturday led by Rev. E. Le Torrence. Born Mary A. Kohler in Sidensburg Pa on September 9 1856 she died May 25 1926 at age 69 8 16. She moved to Douglas County Kansas in 1881 and Bourbon County in 1903. She married Thomas N. Daugherty in 1875 and had six children Mabel Roy William Russell Lennard Harry and Guy. Survived by sister Elsetta Willett three brothers Ayde D R Kohler J G Kohler and six grandchildren. Active in the Friends church then Christian life followed by a mixed quartet from Eudora Methodist church. Various local relatives were mentioned with travel and visits from Independence Mo and Excelior Bedens Mo. Comments note hospital stays in Lawrence and commotion from area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Deay Cemetery
Dev. E
le Torrence
T. L. Daugherty
Redfield
Mary A. Kohler
Sidensburg
Douglas County
Bourbon County
Thomas N. Daugherty
Mabel
Richvale
Cal
William Russell
Roy
Lennard
Los Angeles
Harry
Grandview
Wington
Guy
Elsetta Willett
Excelsioy Springs
Ayde
D. R. Kohler
J. G. Kohler
Farwell
Ted
Friends Church
Leon Dutt
Wilan
Memorrs
Lawrence
Fay Lepper
Hom
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Excelsior Bedens
D. R
A.J. Kohler
Peter Neissr
Fern Cox
Edgerton
M.H. Cox
Goldie. Combest
Liberty Memorial High School
Melloglo Beauty Powder Promises Sweat Proof Finish
A new French process powder called Melloglo claims to resist perspiration and prevent shine. It stays on until removed, leaves pores invisible, and gives a natural, soft velvety complexion. Sold at Round Corner Drug Store Stere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stere
Family visits and hospital discharge noted in local column
The passage lists residents traveling for visits and relatives gathering in Topeka. Mrs. Alice Ziegler and son Elmer accompanied by Mrs. Harry Guehtner visited Topeka to spend time with James Taylor and wife. Miss Lilly Ziegler returned home with them after a week in Topeka. C F Marley, recently discharged from Memorial hospital after surgery, was brought home to Endora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ziegler
Elmer
Harry Guehtner
Topeka
James Taylor
Taylor
Lilly Ziegler
C. F. Marley
Memorial Hospital
Endora
Victor Feldmier
Daugh
Dorothy Hosts Sqta Phi Phi Club Picnic
Dorothy of Kansas City spent Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs R E Garviel. The members of the Sqta Phi Phi club closed their club year by entertaining their husbands and friends to a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Kansas City
R. E. Garviel
Williamson Fete Brings Community Evening Of Games
Friday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Car drew twenty six attendees. After a butter supper, guests enjoyed games and then returned to town. The event featured entertainment and socializing with neighbors in a small town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Sanderson Motor
Gressive Rock
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Stolog
Camp Fire Cottage
Lawrence Memorial High School
Kappa Nappa Gamma
J. DP. Cane
Oklahoma
E Lindley
Cc DeWalleville
Aeeps
Woman's Club
Q'Eldck
F. A. Anton
B. Donelson
J. F. Jarrell
Pat Cloyen
Alpha Taul Omega House
Robert Murphy
William Pettit
William Marshall
Jesse Pier
Chanute
Albert Haas
Slans
Fred Zoellner
Bradley Magers
Wincheste
Marmaduke Price
New Yor
Betty Lloyd
Leavenworth
Effie van Tur
Ros
Wiedemann
Wayne McCoy
Chester Shore
Ralph Stag
Thyllis Reynolds
Johnson Rees
Virginia
Fendleton
de Wakeville
City Library
Central Park
Gladys Baker
T. Howard
Ghter
Lural
George Emery Faringer
Independence
Mr.Alexander
The
Christian Church
Faringer
University of ‘Kansas
Kernard W. C. T. U
Cassie Quinlan
Louisiana Street
Jack Dillion
Lone Star
John Dillon
Lora Dillon Persinger
W. H. Robinson
Home Aid
de Robinson
Ale Harry Ifmuk
Dainty Wewill
Hazel Wilson
Kanitn
Margaret Sheery
Ben Barnett
Rosedale Methodist Church
Barnett
Dr. Barrett
University School of Medicine
Howard D. Ege
Pittsburgh
Ege
Paywa
University Heights
Tfl
Eve
Westinghouse Company
East Pittsburgh
K. U
Beé
Kansas
W. T. Carpenter
A. J. Prentiss
First Baptist Church
South
Massachusetts Street
Winters
Flora Myers
F. Ax Jones
D. J. Husted
C. J. Prentiss
Lary Baer
Annie Hoss
Jacob Badsky
Neville
A. H. Sluss
Ab . A. Wardell
J. Winters
Carpenter
George Coghill
Louis
Ben
Philadelphia
John Strong
Albert Flatt
Joseph "Gavdring
Gray Butchanlay Hood
Walter. Neway
A. Angulo
D. Arthur Whittaker
A. E. Russell
Harold
Bakerfield
Rankin's Drug Store
Moire Coats
Riley Combest
George Rodler
John Schuster
Joe Rodler
Ed Mistele
Frank Sommers
B. W. Park
M.D
Minnie Jones
Galda Zook
Columbia
Gladys Jones
d.Stephens College
Fred Hey
Emporia
J. J. Marley
Roy Combest
Norman
William Inman
Nadine
Blaine
Kan
Lee Peyton
KOTEX
Rumsey
Funeral Home Funeral Coach Private ‘Ambulance
Ind. St
Sune Machinga
Cractati
Now
Wearai U
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ea. Ie
Medicine Company
Eastman
F. B. McCulloch Druggist
Rosemary
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