Wedding Bells at St John The Evangelist Church
Maurine Breitenbach and Henry Wiliam Firner wed at St John The Evangelist Church in a morning ceremony attended by families and friends. The couple, both recent Kansas University graduates, will reside in Fort Worth while pursuing careers. reception followed at a local home.
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St. John, the Evangelist
Ul ‘Pring
Mims Maurine Breitenbach
Mra. I. A. Breitenbach
Belpre
Kan
Henry Wiliam Firner
Aan
Mra
H.W. Firner
New York Street
George Towle
Ernon Come
University of Kaw
Nuyt
Icard
Irere
Hlataia
Bey Tesar
Parma
George We
Vorgl
F Kansas
Clas
Sigma Kappa
Sapiar Ag
Social notes from local area visits and weddings
Miss Bertha Coffeit and Miss Mary Cameron left Saturday by pane for Dodge City where they were to be joined by Miss Coffeit’s sister for a vacation trip to western states. John Schrader, formerly ill with pneumonia, has returned home to recover a few days. Mrs. R. Colburn Miss Marjorie Dieich Mrs. Fay Brown Miss Emmanner and Miss Mayme Corcoran drove to Wichita from Pittsburg. Miss Maddux weddings and a host of visitors are noted, including Anna Crumrine’s illness, and visits from Maxa Letha Jean Curtis and families. Various households travel to Wea River Minnesota and Camp Hiawatha for summer.
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Bertha Coffeit
Mary Cameron
Dodge City
Pittsburg
Brown
Hazel Maddux
T. E. Janes
Anna Crumine
Watkins Memorial Hospilal
H. S. Preston
Shirley Preston
Hard
Robert Preston
Weer River
Minn
Preston
Hiawatha
Misa Anna McCracken
Grandview
Misa Curtis
K. A
University of Wisconsin
Harald Harper
Kermit and
Jean
Manhattan
Gerald Pearenn
Joe Neville
Topeka
Grace Lawrence
Margaret
Robert
Merriam
Margaret Lawrence
O. W. Malonee
Tusa Yeaterday
W . Simons
Eileen Maloney
K. U
Music in Bed and Local Arrivals Highlight Community Notes
The page records social and local notes including Mrs E Broaddus and AM Ueltzer tending the P, Mr and Mrs Learnard family visiting, and Mr Antonin Tex visiting. It mentions a New York City professional with ties to Tier 2 school, Betty Byoat a Weaver's read-to-wear buyer retiring, and Leon Carr returning home from a recent operation. Damaged mail pouch noted.
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New York City
Betty Byoat
Weaver's
New York
Leon Carr
Rudera
Fragmentary notice from historical page near Eleventh and New Jersey
Vague OCR fragment mentions a blaze near Eleventh and New Jersey and a boy, with garbled names and phrases. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations emerge. text is inconsistent and incomplete.
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New Jersey
Reds Offer To Buy Hungarian Oil Interests
Budapest reports say the Hungarian Communist leadership offered to buy out Maori, the Hungarian American oil firm tied to Standard Oil. They threaten to banish American executives and push nationalization as Russia takes half the royalties, after a $5 million bid was refused and a German bid of $25 million emerged.
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Hungary
Russia
Maszovel
Ferenc Nagy
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Tde
Matyas Rakosi
Rakosi
Paul Ruedemann
New York
Standard Oil
Sand
Standard
Widow and Cantor Anniversary and Memorial Gifts
A widow has donated more books and furniture to the William Allen White Memorial in E Dorado Kansas. The collection will be moved to the former library business office now dedicated to the White collection and will soon be open for public inspection. Eddie Cantor and Ida Cantor mark their 33rd wedding anniversary with a simple celebration in Hollywood. The body of Samuel Ephram Francis 48 Valley Center Kansas was recovered from the Arkansas River northwest of Wichita.
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E Dorado
Kan
William Allen White
Empora
Thebrary
Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Ida
New York City
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