Wedding of Miss Hemenway and Mr Walkenhorst
The marriage of Miss Hemenway of Kansas City to Edwin Walkenhorst of Concordia Mo occurred at Trinity Episcopal Church at 10:30 am with Rev F B Shaner officiating. The bride wore white tulle and lilies of the valley, with maid of honor Uphaus of Kansas City and bridesmaids in pastel taftas. three hundred guests attended and a short reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einer Hemennway
F. R. Hemenway
Kans S. Guy
John
Hubert Else
N.C. Else
Osborne
Trinity Episcopal. Church
F. B. Shaner
Evan ‘A. Edwards
Fry
William Brown
Carbondale
Else
William Hemenway
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Chi. Omega - Sorority
Law School of the
University ,of Kansas
Delta Ghi Fraternity
Inas Blaker
Loniad
Marion Lawrence
Daniel McKie
Los. Angeles
Cal
St. John's Church
Tinton Park
Vy Récreation
Broad View Inn
Hursday
Bridgettes
Homer
Klock
Kappa Alpha
C. E. Friend
Presbyterian Women's Guild
Westminster Mall
Helen Beeleh
Manley
J. Hood
United Brethred Church
Phil P. Wilson
Esther Wilson
Agnes Thompson
Indiana Street
Fred Bailey
O. J. Carter
Missouri Methodist Hospital
Grace Edeman
Sanderson
Uphaus
Hex
Alice Galbraith
Lorena Hendrick
Arkie
Hildred Hinton
Vera ‘Bonar
Maire
Edivin Walkenhorst
Sarah Helen Andrews
Catherine Skeels
Walkenhorst
Colorado
Concordia
Lawrence
Wichita personals note travel and visits mix
Mrs WM Irwin traveled to Kansas City Kansas this morning for a couple days with Mrs Roy Burbridge of Olathe. Miss Marcey Boring and Miss Jo Boring visited Mrs Myrtle Bair for the weekend for niece Miss Alice Bair’s graduation. Frederick Young left for Kansas City to join International Harvester, touring the western region. Kazuo Sekiya occupies a sophomore position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Irwin
Kansas City
Kan
Roy Burbridge
Olathe
Marcey
Jo Boring
Myrtle Bair
Edgehill Road
Alice Bair
Frederick Young
International Harvester Company
Kazuo
Sekiya
Lawrence time notes on many travelers and visitors
Local column lists departures and visits including C L Hooper joining J C Penney Co trip to Tokyo for vacation. Glenn Guines to Beatrice to work for Union Pacific. George F Church move to Winfield Courier. Crim family motor trip with Virginia Crim joining in New York. Adele Crim in Kansas City to New York for master’s degree progress. Mrs E Don Carlos discharged home. Herman Gregfrid en route to Philippines. Carman family to Ithaca for Cornell summer teaching. Blaker moved from Oldridge hotel to C Stevens residence. Puckett daughters to Alhambra. White will visit San Dieg o. Mitchells, Lu ndsays, Atkinsons and others visiting Lawrence area for commencement and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Courier
The
University
Courtney
Lawrence
Adele Crim
Kansas City
New York
AMS
Virginia Crim
Elizabeth Dunkblrst
Topeka
E.don Carlos
Memorial Hospital
Herman Gregfrid, Ie
Philippines
Neal Carmnan
Ithaca 'N
Carman
Cornell University
W. W. Blaker
Oldvidge
C. Stevens
Charles Puckett
Betty
Doris
T. H. White
Alhambra
Cal
Puckett
White Avillee
Ilvin Whiter
San Dieg
Ruby Mitchell
Sue Louise
Independence
SW. Atkinson
Robert
Tiuse
Garl
Hartford
Conn
William ‘Lindsay
Pegey
Ann
Orlando
Fla
Ella, Carter
Bruce Merwin
Elizabeth
Local Meat Prices Advertised in Early 20th Century Coupon
A dense list of meat and grocery items with prices per pound or per unit appears, including hams at 25¢ lb, bacon at 20-25¢, roasted roosters and fryers on order, Nutola and other pantry items, pickles, lard, peanut butter, and smoked goods. The ad notes delivery to all parts of the city and claims cash paid for veal calves and poultry, typical of a neighborhood butcher shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Armour
Swift
Milwaukee
Never Bros
Summer Travel and Local Notices From Pleasanton to Forsyth
The notice lists Mrs R K Molody and her sisters spending the summer with Mrs A J Barrett in Forsyth Mo as well as Miss Alice and Dorothy Bair. Also Mr and Mrs C E Mewin host summer visitors and George Scratch visits for commencement with F W Magreh family. Evansville Ind trip noted and a Hill side Beauty Shop advertises permanent waves for 36.00 by Mrs Liston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Molody
Pleasanton
Alice
Dorothy
Bair
Forsyth
j‘Toah M. Barrett
Hillside Beauty Shop
Liston
William Pitt Visits KU to View Reflecting Telescope
William Pitt of Kansas City, a university visitor, toured the University of Kansas Observatory yesterday to see the new reflecting telescope. The KU visit highlighted ongoing campus science outreach and the interest in astronomical facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Pitt
K. U
William, Pitt
Kansas’ City
University of Kansas Observatory
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Los Angeles
St. John's Catholic Church
M. Campbell
Ken
Presbyterian Women’s Guild Avill
Westminister , Hall
E. Mi Owen
G. AR
Elks
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Friend
0. W.griess
Madge Irs
B. B. Beery
Feles
W.S. Metcalf
Ae DeWeaver
Clarence Hall
Faeea B. Reed
Helenken
Frank Pringle
Street
Norial Hospital
BE. J. Harris
Ottawa
Patricia Anni
Masonic ‘Temple
Owen
York Rite
Royal Arch-Masons
Council of Royal
Commandery
Knight Templars
Kansas Telephone Company
Wiedemann's
Joseph Lown
Kanwaka Literary Club
Riverside Park
Jenny Wren
Rolla Stanwix
Oregon Street
Robiety
Methodist Church
Bi View Inn
T. H. Kennedy
Tennessee Street
G. L
Gilbert
Charles. S. Gon
Ketchikan
Alaska
Igs
Edna’ Barkley
Ada E. Barkley
Manhattan
Arried
Grant Walkenhorst
I Fs Methodist Church
Cere
East Side Bible Study
L. B Jacobs
Connecticut Street
Presbyterian Sunday School
Clinton Park
F. W. Pratt
Het Br
Opyright
Publishers
Syndical
Merwin
Hallstead
Lawrenceter
Christine Wenrich
Violeta. Garrett
Kansas ‘City
Kans
Wenric
Pullman
Wash
University Alumni Association
Walter
Sotente
Magnolia
Roy Lawrence Market
Ray ‘Merwin
New “York
C. E. Mewin
George Sratch
F. W
Magreh
Evansville
Ind
Dovance Cleaners
Good Leonard
Metzler Furniture Co
Cuticura Soap World
Cusicara
Imaldea
Mass
Entver
Shantung
Nelly Don
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