Wedding Bells at McLouth as Kimmel Kimmell Wed
An extensive society page notes the June 4 ceremony at the Church of the Brethren in McLouth where Elizabeth Ann Kimmel married Wilara G. Sampson. The bride wore white satin and lace. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs George W. Sampson. Out-of-town guests, a piano solo, and a reception at the Castle Tearoom followed. The event includes detailed lists of attendees from McLouth, Manchester, and nearby towns, with multiple family members and friends noted. The couple plan to reside in Lawrence after the wedding and the bride will pursue further studies.
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Elizabeth Ann Kimmel
Ray D. Kine Mel
Hillis Williams
Kenneth Sinck
Sture
Earl King
Manchester
Ind
Teitar
Berhard Kross
Tabateta Abe
Fener
Walbaer
Hammel
Taother
Cantaner
Bethany
Chicago
Ie Hogh
Ruann
Delta
Ohio
Manchester College
University of Kansas
Giles
George Wo Rampson
Alice Sampson Sean
Paul Guilfors
Haries Zeng
Tare
Belie
Manefield
Misa
Eleanor
Terra Senet
Don Leroy Foorman
Austin Willanes
Fiths Wiltama
Buntick
Lae
Clark Pap
Eunice Kisnaell
Mra Tere
Moss
Jean Kine
Rimini
Tom Inaon
Vale
Ralph Herman
Castle Tearam
Griswold
Tabor College
Hillsboro
Lawrence
University Medical
Kansa City
Robert Price
Fae Me
W. B. Reynolds
Marbiage
Abe
Vinsien
Fae von
Lawrence Worman
Clifford Roers
Charles Schehrer
Clark Duncan
Anna Weed
Reynolds Rice
Lydia Alien
Pinan Nirx
Moward
Edith Benson
University High School
M Srader
Engineering graduate returns home after three years away
A KU engineering school graduate who studied three years with a Kansas program is now employed as an engineer with Lane Engineering and Construction in Belleville. He and his fiancée plan to be at home after fifteen days. Out of town guests included Mea and Marthe J Snoter and the Sniders from Belleville, Mr and Mrs Gene Snider, Walter Snideer, Mr and Mrs Ted Sanborn, Mrs arn Kilby, and Mr W C S Duke from San Peg.
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Neering
University of Kansas
Lane Engineering and Construction Company
Belleville
Mea
Marthe J Snoter
Mes
Gene Snider
Walter Snideer
Ted Sanborn
The
Canter
Arn Kilby
San Peg
W. CS Duke
Methodist Church To Remodel Ecke Hall
Workmen will start remodeling the second floor of Ecke Hall at Tenth and Massachusetts streets next week. The hall serves as a church school annex to First Methodist church and will be divided into new class and assembly areas plus nurseries.
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Ecke Hall
Tenth
Massachusetts Streets
First Methodist Church
O. E. Allison
Church School
Standard Oil President Forecast Higher Earnings
Eugene Holman Standard Oil president forecast better business for the nation and higher earnings for the company. He spoke at the annual meeting noting an upward move in general business activity and an expected first half earnings near 14 million dollars or 480 dollars per share. First quarter earnings were about 46 million dollars versus 75 million the prior year. Muffler proposal urged for motor lawnmowers by councilman Beckett citing noise ordinance violations. City official Schwalm said enforcement would be considered to curb excessive noise.
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Asme
Holman Cald
Muffiere En Minere
Hamilton
Edward Beckett
Charles Schwalm
State tour of Kansas highlights industry and education
A Kansas Chamber of Commerce sponsored K E tour for teachers will cover 2000 miles over two weeks starting Monday. The itinerary traverses cities from Wichita and Dodge City to Garden City and Hays, then western stops to Topeka and Wichita, with summer school credit for several participants.
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Pate
Kansas
State Chamber of Commerce
Wichita
Newton
Hutchison
Pratt
Greensburg
Dodge City
Liberal
Hugnton
Ulysses
Garden City
Colby
Norton
Phillipsburg
Smith Center
Lebanon
Russell
Hays Great Bend
Larned
State Chamber
Derada
Eureka
Independence
Keh Feyville
Columbus
Baxter Springs
Galena
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Osawatomie
Olathe
Lenexa
Kansas City
Topeka
Manhattan
Junction City
Abilene
Salina
Miss Davenport
Miss Carpenter
Rice Discourages Defeatist War Talk at Rally
Winfield Kan June 73 Carl Rice addressed a Democratic rally denouncing a defeatist mood after Kanaana’s murder. He warned a shooting war could erupt if policy shifts persist and urged unity to avoid another global conflict amid fears for civilization.
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Winfield
Kan
Carl Rice
Kanaana
Fragdom
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Walter Germann
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Wai Iter F. Bleakley
Misa Eleanor Brown
W Po Brown
Bethel
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Dale Griswold
Pridas Ifternown
Aelock
Canton Chapel
R. M. Brady
Leavenworth
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Robert Te Perking
Homer
Neville
Bonana
Pity Wall
Thea
Beady
West
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Ham Robinson, Jr
Raneas City
Minn Gear
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Lake
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Galen Spender
Kanu City Club
RB. L. Winalow
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M Gear
Ned Tanner
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Mrs. Tanner
Kaw City
Danforth Chapel
Harold G. Barr
Phyllis Elizabeth Dunakin
Forent J. Snyder
Paul Rankin
Goldmark
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Laken
BT Eet AL S
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Roberts
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Methodist Church
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Pearl Carpenter
Coral Davenport
Phillips
Wayne Harris
Arinello Beauty Salon
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Cobra
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