Lawrence brides united in marriage in double ring ceremony
Mrs Fred A Clark and Sam Wesley Adams of Topeka united in marriage in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Evan A Edwards. The bride wore moss green charmeen with tan chiffon accessories. The couple will reside at 1708 Hunton Kansas City after a brief wedding trip. The note continues with details of reception attire and attendees, plus subsequent club meetings and upcoming events in Lawrence outlining local society activities.
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Fred A Clark
Sam Wesley
Adams
Topeka
Evan A. Edwards
Lawrence
Lawrence High
University
Alabama
University of Alabama At
Neile Frances [Eibengood
Glenn’ S. Cray
Marshalltown
Iowa
C. E. Leibengood
R. A. Eusden
Congregational Church
Annis Eliott
Kansas City
Miles Blim
Mendelssohn
Pauline, Leibengood
Cray
University of Kansas
Northeast
McCray
Owa
Delta Chi
Phi -Alpha Delta
Qni
Lake
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Burlington
Towa
Blim
Misa Annigusta Gufler
Eva van Nat- Sta
Paul Leibensood
Pauline
Kansan City
I Wright
Atchison
Ernest Meyer
Robert McAtee
Susan
Personal notes of departures to towns and visits
Topeka bound Mrs Mundy returns after visiting Lawrrence friends. Mrs Pendleton spent the day in Kansas City. Elizabeth Sifers and Lydia Back head home to Kansas City and Elmwood respectively. Evelyn Frankenberg leaves for Altoona. May Rose visits Lakeview. Marie Isern returns to Emporia. Ethelyn Hamlin travels to Kansas City for a visit then Ft. Scott. Helen McKee, a University student, departs for Monett Missouri. Artie Hoopes returns home to Pomona after visiting Vera Burkdoll. Mabel Parker visits Kansas City. Vera Neely travels to Baldwin. J W Greenleaf goes to Topeka on business. Vera Smith, Lina Smith, and Mildred Parker depart for Harris IJG Chitty plans Ottawa visit with Rosa Tse. Gladys Jones returns home to Mayetta from University. Mrs J D Butler visits Marguerite at Clinton. Myrtle Tay retails home with aunt Mrs…
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A. Mundy
Topeka
Lawrence
Will Pendleton
Kansas City
Elizabeth’ Sifers
Lydia Back
Elmwood
Evelyn Frankenberg
Altoona
Kansas
May Rose
Lakeview
Marie Isern
Emporia
Ethelyn Hamlin
Ft. Scott
Helen McKee
Monett
Artie Hoopes
Vera Burkdoll
Pomona
Mabel Parker
Vera Neely
Bald
J. W. Greenleaf
Vera. Smith
Lina ‘Smith
Mildred Parker
Harrris
Chitty
Irving
Rosa Tse
Ottawa
Merle Humes Chitty
Gladys Jones
University
Iner
Mayetta
J.D. Butler
Marguerite
Clinton
Son
Mrs. Lamb" Nave
Shrine convention guests travel notes cross Kansas City visits
A compilation of short notes records various social and travel updates. R C Jackman and W F Hobbs visited Kansas City and Bonner Springs for business and Shrine events. Miss Dorothy M Horton traveled toward Pittsburgh with Shrine officials en route to New York, then plans to return to Lawrence. Mrs Elmer Sanders and relatives visited in Holton Topeka and Bartlesville while Miss Laura Glidden prepared for Manitou and university in September. George Kirchhoff Sr. headed to Buffalo for a National Credit Men convention with daughter Mrs Melville Wood in tow. Mrs John L Eyer and son Clarence visited Kipp Finton after Shrine events in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
John Bishop
R. C. Jackman
W. F. Hobbs
Bonner Springs
Dorothy_M. Horton
Pittsburgh
Penn
W.S. Brown
Imperial
Shrine
Helen Wilson
Bartlesville
Okla
E. ®. Mackey
Marceline
Manhattan
el Dorado
George Kirchhoff Sr
Buffalo
N. Y
Kipp Finton
Eyer
Kappa Sigma House
Training schools protest at Republican convention
About 800 former reformatory youths will gather in Cleveland to urge delegates to abolish reformatories in favor of training schools for boys. The delegation includes boys from reformatories nationwide, and they seek delegates' support. A new shorthand class will begin at the Business College next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Associated Press
United States
The
Business College
Warsaw's Bells Return in June Ceremony
In Warsaw a ceremony marked the return of three thousand bells seized by Germans for copper. Polish towns had lived without bells for years. The bells arrived under the Riga treaty and were greeted with green decoration. Warsaw's new bells, bought after the war, joined a special opera concert of bell related music. Twelve thousand bells remain in Russia but are to be returned in time.
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Warsaw
Riga
Warsaw Opera
Russia
Poland
Three-Day GOP National Convention Expected Short
Cleveland June 6 Associated Press leaders say the Republican national convention will not exceed three days. If extended any longer, adjournment will be taken on Friday the 13th. Indications point to a presidential nomination on Thursday after the meeting opens Tuesday with a possible late night session to nominate a vice president.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Population of Moscow shows growth under new regime
Population of Moscow rose to 1,511,045 with 1,354,754 Russians. Among them 226,000 are officials, 219,000 workers, 95,000 unemployed, and 64,000 domestic servants. Under the czar the city held about a million people, including 416,000 workers, 170,000 domestic servants, and 164,000 officials.
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Moscow
Associated Press
She's Reached Her Goal in Grand Opera
Margarete Hendrix daughter of a DeWitt County farmer achieved her grand opera dream after years of study in America and Milan. She returns home for a short vacation then leaves for a two year engagement visiting major European cities.
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Margarete Hendrix
DeWitt County
Ilinois
America
Milan
Italy
Europe
Record of Increased Female Delegates at National GOP Meet
News reports an unprecedented number of women delegates and alternates expected at the national Republican convention, with 39 states contributing 68 women, plus over 400 from state districts. Cleveland hosts events for delegates wives journalists and associates. Nettie M Clapp presides as women’s committee chair.
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Cleveland
Associated: Press
Newt
David W. Mulvane
Kansas
St Virginia
California
Tennessee
New Mexico
Montana
Connecticut
Iowa
Massachusetts
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
Washington
Wyoming
Indiana
Utah
Vermont
Maryland
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Delaware
Idaho
Illinois
Kentucky
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Wisconsin
Oregon
Lake Erie
Nettie M. Clapp
Republican National Committee
Leonard G. Woods
Pittsburgh
National Committee
Lions Clubs to make child welfare main yearly aim
The International board of directors plans to adopt at the convention in Omaha from June 23 to 26 a resolution making child welfare the major activity for the year. The program will divide work into three classes including prevention of blindness and related welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Associated Press
Lions Clubs
International Board of Directors
International Association of Lions Clubs
Lemon Skin Whiteners Promoted for Safe, Cheap Glow
An advertisement touts a homemade lemon based skin whitening lotion claiming it safely bleaches skin. It prescribes mixing lemon juice with Orchard White drugstore product, shaking in a bottle, and applying to face neck arms and hands. It credits stage beauties and promises to fade freckles sunburn and tan.
Lions and milestone marked in civic progress
The article notes Lions International with about 40,000 members in 750 clubs planning major future public-service efforts including care for crippled and undernourished children. It also reports Tennessee dedicating a zero milepost in Nashville as the third U S marker, gifted by the Nashville Automobile Club to promote good roads, with Governor Austin Peay and officials attending.
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Lions~ International
Melvin Jones
Nashville
Tenn
Associated Press
Tennessee
United States
Nashville Automobile Club
Washington, D. C
Harding
San Diego
Cal
Southeast
Austin Peay
L L Rising Furniture Store Stock Clearance
L L Rising Furniture Store announces a stock reduction with bargains across furniture, rugs and stove lines. Shoppers are invited to explore discounted selections at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.L. Rising Furniture Store
Record of distances to cities across Tennessee and nearby states
A device will measure and display distances to various cities in Tennessee and neighboring states. It is described as seven feet by two and a half feet in each direction and five feet tall, intended to contain the distance records.
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Tennessee
Citizens to Clean Park in Plovdiv Bulgaria
In Plovdiv Bulgaria June 6 authorities mobilized 200 men for ten days to clean a city park illustrating the labor conscription system. Recruits from varied classes joined with picks and shovels, some wearing spring topcoats and American shoes, one noted as a music teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plovdiv
Bulgaria
Park cleanup and new shorthand class at Business College
Fragmentary report noting park path graded and flower beds neglected within a time limit. Announced enrollment for Saturday to begin a new shorthand class at the Business College.
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