MacMurray-Dicker weddings mark June society
Readings of two weddings in Kansas show Miss Marjorie Kidwell wed Cooper MacMurray at the MacMurray home with Dr Arthur MacMurray officiating. The event featured Zolan Kidwell as maid of honor, a Mendelssohn march, and post ceremony visiting with family before touring. Also noted is Augusta Dicker’s quiet Saturday wedding to James Way in Cottonwood Falls. The couple planned to reside in Kansas City and begin a summer work tour.
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Kidwel MacMurray
Avery
Marjorie Kidwell
TI. Kidwell
Wichita
Cooper, MacMurray
Arthur MacMurray
MacMurray
Tennessee
Arthur
Braden
The
First Christian
Kansas City
Missouri
Avis Kidwell
Zolan‘Kidwell
Eugene Glahn
E. T. Gallagher
Cadmean Chautauqua
University of Kansas
Sigma ~Nu
Dramatic Club
Little ‘Theatre Company
Dicker-Way
Augusta EB
Dicker
James Way
E. BE. McAferty
5. B. Campbell
Cottonwood Falls
Beth Ap Pia
C. A. Dicker
Lawrence
Kan
Brinktmant Bakery
Way
Columbia Steel Tankompany
Main
Wedding Plans For Ruth Dean Pierce Jr and Arba Pierce Jr
A home wedding is set for this evening at five at Mrs Anna Dean’s home. Ruth Dean Pierce Jr will wed Arba F Pierce Jr in a double ring ceremony with Grace Sullivan singing and Rev E A Bleck officiating. Attendants include Alice Meyn as ring bearer and Elizabeth Stewart as flower girl.
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Elizabeth Jane Stewart
Piere Lawrence
Kansas State Agricultural School
Manhattan
Lehhigh-Havens' Lumber Co
Kansas City
Pierce
University of Missouri
Kappa Sigma
Local residents attend commencements and visits across cities
Several residents travel for commencements and short visits. Ruth Spotts and Carolee Smart head to Lawrence and Ottawa respectively, while Mrs. E Friend, Miss Helen Friend, and Miss Edith Musson visit Kansas City, Ottawa, and St Joseph. Others, including Miss Mary Crowser and Miss Eva Gilkerson, return home after visits or studies.
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Rence
Odkes
Caldwell
Eudora
Ruth' Spotts
Topeka
E. Friend
Helen Friend
Kansas_ City
Coe
Joe Swartz
Tola
Lawrence
Carolee Smart
Lawre
Ottawa
L. L. Phillips
Pittsburgh
Edith Musson
Norborne
Missouri
Marjorie
Richard
Tori’ Morrow
Blue Mound
Mary
Crowser
University
St. Joseph
Frank Jennings
Ottawa” University
Dorothy —Durland
Sidney G. Long
Kansas City
Raymond Lee
Hazel
Raymond Jr
Mapleton
Woo Wen-Way
Fay Stevenson
Robert Seamans
Pueblo
Colorado
Helen Green
Eva Gilkerson
Iola
Ruth Boughton
Elfrieda Bruckmiller
Helen DeWitt
Carl Ketels
Paul Rankin
Charles
Ottawa University
Rankin
Deaths and Funerals: Anna Neff and Adolph Baumann
Lawrence area notices report Mrs Anna Neff died at home 640 Ohio Street with private funeral to be held Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock burial in Oak Hill. Adolph Baumann died in Neodesha last night brother of Mrs W C Spangler and will be buried in Neodesha Thursday.
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Ernest Seidel
Illinois
Practical Nurses’ Club
Anna Neff
Ohio Street
Oak Hill
Adolph Baumann
Lawrence
Neodesha
Baumann
W. C. Spangler
Lawrencey
Five Wichita teachers to attend six weeks at Columbia University
Five Wichita public school staff members travel by Ford sedan from Wichita to New York for a six week summer session at Teachers College Columbia University. The group includes Miss Maude Elbert Miss Cliffe Elbert Miss Dot MacDaniels Miss Iva Manon and Miss Genevieve Lill supervisors of health. They drive overland along the Lincoln highway carrying camping gear and plan to visit Chicago Canada Niagara Washington and Boston before returning by July 10 to begin fall duties.
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Avromen
Wichita
Lawrence
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Ford
Sedan
Maude Elbert
Cliffe Elbert
Mayme - Brune
Alli
Columbia
Chicago
Canada
Niagara
Washington
Boston
Buildings Collapse Buries Forty in Polish City
Two ancient three story structures in Lemberg Poland collapsed possibly after a passing motor truck vibrations. More than forty people were buried in the debris and many killed. The incident occurred on a Sunday, as reported by the Associated Press.
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Lemberg
Poland
Associated Press
No Woman Is Presented At Court Without a Train
London May 31 The economy era at royal functions ends as court trains return. The Lord Chamberlain, paid with a dukedom, dictates rules for attending women. Trains must be worn, two yards long, not over nineteen inches beyond. The shift cements fashionable standards postwar.
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London
Buckingham ‘Palace
Lord Chamberlain
Duke of Athell
Victoria
Train lengths and social ease in early 20th century fashion
The article discusses train lengths for women's dresses and the social implications of longer versus shorter hems. It notes the burden on movers and the skill required to avoid tangling while walking backward in crowds, citing Mary as favoring shorter lengths to spare women public exhibitions. It also mentions Kelsey Gardner visiting Lawrence en route to Denver after Harvard graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Kelsey B. Gardner
Harvard University
Lawrence
John Gardner
A. W. Lamb
Denver
To Hospital for Treatment Robert Seamans in Ill Health
Robert Seamans has undergone extended ill health and was taken to hospital for treatment after months of declining health progress. The move signals a period of medical care as he receives ongoing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Seamans
Arrival at St Joseph Hospital for Treatment
Passenger traveled to Kansas City Missouri yesterday to enter St Joseph hospital for medical treatment.
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Kansas City
Missouri
St Joseph Hospital
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Jesse Fi
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Journal-World
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Ralph Ward
Massachusetts ST
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Mel-Bent Wade
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Toonerville Blues
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Lawrence Planing Mill
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Wolf’s Book Store
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Rex Ingram
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Winchell Smith
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Ay June Mathis
Mary O'Hara
Sport Review
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