Quiet Kansas wedding joins Edmonds and Rankin families
Miss Josephine Edmonds wed Kenneth Rankin at her parents home in Lawrence. Dean Raymond A. Schwegler read vows as Norman Edmonds played piano. Guests from Wellington, Kansas City, and Hollywood attended. The couple plans to be at home July 1 at 1738 Alabama Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Edmonds
Kenneth Rankin
H. I. Rankin
Wellington
J. R. Edmonds
Raymond A. Schwegler
School of Education
University of Kansas
Norman Edmonds
Mystery
Ali
Maurine Bruner
Carl Ratcliff
Nell Rankin
Barbara Edmonds
New York
Jack McAllister
Wanda Edmonds
Washington, D.C
Mir
Lone Star
Alpha Ni Delta Sorority
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Alabama Street
Hi. J. Rankin
David Edmonds
Earl Edmonds
Maurice Lee Edmonds
McLouth
Paul Scanlon
Hollywood
Cal
Social Calendar Highlights and Events in Town
Tuesday social roundups include Coterie club dinner at Colonial and a wedding at the bride’s home for Miss Jozephine Edmonds and Kenneth Rankin. Wednesday covers Imperial and duplicate clubs, with updates on University of Kansas commencement attendees and a long list of names present at the Lawrence ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jozephine Edmonds
Kenneth Rankin
Y. O M. L. Club
Howard Harris
Imperial Auction Club
Wil Pendleton
Esther Wilson
PERSONALS: Lawrence area social notes and departures
Mrs Ralph Baldwin and Mrs L C Harris sail for New York for a three month Europe stay. Dorneys enroll in Lawrence Business college. Mary Smith of Topeka attends Mor tarboard dinner and stays with Mrs E E Bayles. Marian Hughes travels to Long Beach Cal via Dodge City and Pueblo. Russell family and daughter Helen visit for commencement. Alice Bassford heads to Port Angeles Wash to visit mother. Joe Sutton goes on vacation to Oklahoma City. Virginia Yankee returns home to Hutchinson. Arkansas resident Mrs Anna Myers visits sister Mrs J T Constant. Local families host various visitors during commencements and a trip abroad planned for Lela Hackney in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Keats Dorney
Mary Jack Dorney
J. W. Dorney
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Lawrence Business College
Mary Smith
Topeka
E. E. Bayles
Marian Hughes
J. A. Stanko
Long Beach
Cal
Dodge City
Pueblo
Doe Russell
Helen
Great Bend
Alice Bassford
Port Angeles
Wash
K. Y. Bassford
Joe Sutton
Oklahoma City
Virginia Yankee
Hutchinson
Anna Myers
Hot Springs
Ark
J. T. Constant
B. W. Phillips
Rosedale
C. Meadows
Kansas City
B. E. Phillips
E. A. Myers
Jane and
Mary
Superior
Wis
Lela Hackney
New York
Statendam
Opal Phillips
Margaret House
Clyde Constant
Chloo
Dallas
Tex
Jane Kennedy
Warrensburg
Jesse Kennedy
Pertle Springs
Oak Ridge Flood Devastation Plagues Town
Flood waters from the Kaw river overflowed through the Schaake farm and old river beds, crossing railroad tracks and inundating Alfred Heck's farm and areas between Milford Miller and William Stiner. By Thursday morning the rising water met the previous flood, leaving widespread devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaake
Alfred Heck
Milford Miller
William Stiner
Flood Strands Oak Ridge Area With High Water
Reported flooding along William Hayden farm edges and Oak Ridge district disrupted traffic and crops. Water covered pavement near Miller’s, washed road bed near Stiner farm, one way traffic set. Milk sellers blocked. residents detour via U S 40. Farm Bureau secretary Ruby Leonhard stayed in town. cattle moved to higher ground. several residents provided shelter. Visitors and relatives noted among local households amid high water saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hayden
Oak Ridge
Miller's
Stiner
Lawrence
U. S. No. 40
Ruby Leonhard
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Bismarck Grove
A. F. Brown
B. Hines
Ted Brown
Brown’s
George Lamb
Marie Miller
Topeka
Anna Baldonado
Wichita
R. R. Weakley
Nokomis
Florida
Ray Weakley
Kansas City
Fred Heck
Buck Creek
Arthur Heck
Alfred Heck
Dora Bell Ford
St. Louis
Charlie Miller
Fred Strong
Clarence Dreyer
A. M. McConnell
Nebraska
Grant township and flood tales from the Kaw region
Reports describe local flood impacts with dike breaches along the Kaw river, farm losses at Adams farm, and residents fighting high water. Mentions Cc Miller cow injury from a fence incident and notes about corn and hog contracts overseen by H G Van Neste. Oak Ridge Birthday club hosts a children’s program with roll call What My Baby Said. The piece closes noting recent severe tests faced by American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. C. Miller
H. G. van Neste
Grant Township
Adams
Oak Ridge Birthday Club
W. H. Morgan
F. H. Leonhard
Frank Walters
Elmer Wise
Farmer Endures Harsh Weather Tests Amid Drought
A farmer confronts repeated drought conditions that threaten crops and raise feed prices. He withstands the breath of hardship, faces the next water surge, and continues to press on, trying again despite ongoing tests.
Lone Star Guest Night Moves to Lawrence
Miss Ione Anderson was an overnight guest Wednesday of Miss Frances Mole of Lawrence. A large crowd gathered Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione Anderson
Frances Mole
Lawrence
Local Social Notes From Hoover Farm Area
Mr and Mrs Hugo Nieder hosted evening visitors at their Hoover farm home. Mr and Mrs Clifford Ulrich and family spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Lillie Ulrich. Mr and Mrs Fred Mackey were in Baldwin Friday morning. Roy Puckett did painting for Porter Bond. Brad Powell hauled hogs to Lawrence on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Flory and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaiivari
Hugo Nieder
Hoover Farm
Clifford Ulrich
Lillie Ulrich
Fred Mackey
Baldwin
Roy Puckett
Porter Bond
Brad Powell
Lawrence
Frank Flory
Community members pick strawberries at area farms
Erna spent Wednesday evening at Rudolph Diets home. Mrs. C. B. Lindell Miss Emma Nieder and August Nieder picked strawberries at the Fred Baldwin farm near Clinton Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Everet Bond and family visited Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Bond. Also called at the Barter Bond and Frank Flory homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erna
Rudolph Diets
C. B. Lindell
Emma Nieder
August Nieder
Fred Baldwin
Clinton
Everet Bond
Murray Bond
Barter Bond
Frank Flory
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Robert C. Starr
Haskell Institute
R. M. Kelley
Haskell
Kelley
Carter Harrison
Trinity Episcopal Church
Starr
Loriie Crawford
George Thompson
A. J. Boynton
Colonial
F. C. Bowker
Morris, Ill
S. J. Holderman
Morris
Stanley Strong
Mr. Strong
Evanston
Bowker
Mrs. Bowker
Prof
E. J. Logsdon
Bridge
W. C. Hamilton
Circle No. 75
G.A.R
S. J. Runkle
A. W. Lamb
Marion Stewart
C. H. Hoyt
Luther League of Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran Young People’s
Junction City
Betty Raymond
Helen Rice
the Colonial
Margaret Regier
Newton
A. J. Regier
Bethel College
Margaret
Lawrence High School
Jeannette Houk
Sarilia Smart
Gertrude Welch
Helen Ice
Brackett
Farm Bureau Women
Mina P. Dias
Third Street
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de Luxe
John Edwin Buehler
School of Law
Edwin Buehler
John
Edwin
Russell
Robert
Seneca
William Snyder
Mary Bass
Eldorado
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Buehler
Sigel Ladies’ Aid
Carl Young
John H. Smith
Sterling
Dick Morris
Dora
Bill Stevens
Irenend
Iola Belle Johnson
R. G. Warrington
Dorothy Morris
Iola Johnson
Johnson
H. H. Stoneback
Ladies’ Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. C. Nelson
Jayhawk
Noel Reed
Mary Barredell Dalton
Bowerton
Margaret Lewis
Anna Marie Frazier
Virginia St. Clair
Bernice Hunter
Marion Sphar
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Midland Rural Club
A. B. Conner
Elm Street
Eldridge Hotel
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Colo
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Tulsa
Okla
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Fort Smith
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Omaha
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Law School
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John Riling
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Irwin Snatlinger
Daffodil Club
Fred Hunsinger
Kentucky Street
F. B. Dodds
Miriam Gilbert
Fairfield
Ted Cooksey
Ivan Holmquist
Charles Jones
Joe Garbutt
Guy Albright
Glen Crosley
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
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L. C. Harris
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Haynes & Keene
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Ward
LONE
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