Beautiful home wedding in Lawrence joins Dorothea Engel and Christopher Thomas
Dorothea Engel married Christopher Y. Thomas of Fort Madison Iowa this afternoon at Prof and Mrs EF Engel home. Dr E J Kulp Topeka performed ceremony. Guests from Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City attended. The couple will live in Fort Madison after a Chicago visit.
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Pen ingel-Thomas
EF. Engel
Dorothea
Christopher Y. Thomas
Fort Madison
Iowa
E. J. Kulp
Topeka
Mary -Engel
Clell Todd
Edwin Nellis
Virginia ‘Quinlin
Edna “McBride
Margaret Stubbs
Thomas
Santa Fe
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Chi Omega
Warren M. Crosby
Frank W. Thomas
Perdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
Beta Theta Ti Fraternity
Harry Bone
H. J. Bone
JF. W. Thomas
Pete Thomas
Charles S. Elliott
Frank C. Beck
Old Maids Ideal at Twenty Eight Says Study
A Chicago Daily News contest analysis of 27,200 love stories finds the ideal heroine age is 28, not teens. Judges note a country wide shift with heroines older, more educated and poised. The piece cites women entering industry and politics as shaping tastes and claims stories by women feature heroines four or five years older than those by men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago ‘Daily News
James Shrycock
Social notes of Corning Kansas and visitors
A long list of local residents and guests visiting Corning Kansas and nearby towns. Notables include W. S. McNeill and family hosting visitors from Kansas City and Wichita, Eberhardt of Wichita visiting Emma Bennett, and Miss Madeline Carter at K U summer sessions. Several travelers head to Ottawa, Kansas City, Abilene, Tulsa, and Indianapolis for visits, camps, and conferences, with implications for church and educational events.
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P. McNeill
Theodore McNeill
Corning
Kans
Leander’ French
Kansas
City
D. McNeill
New Hampshire Street
E. H. Eberhardt
Wichita
Emma Bennett
Rhode Island Street
Eberhardt
Bell Music Company
T. C. Patterson
Ray Preyer
Girard
Kan
J. R. van Buskirk
el Dorrido
Ed Parsons
Kansas City
George Melvin
Topeka
Abe Wolfson
Lloyd Hawkins
Ottawa
Salina
Warren Cooksey
Julia van Keuren
Pearl Winninger
Baldwin
Bob Forney
Cottonwood Falls
Emporia
Rose Berner
Elizabeth Guzzardo
K. U
Madeline Carter
Christian Endeavor
Virginia Melvin
Illinois University
Urbana
E.A. Hess
Vincent
Harry Lander
M. J. Patterson
Elizabeth
Patterson
Sunmmer
KK. U
Ernest Thompson
Seton
Young
I. L. Garrett
Doris
Addie Nunemaker
Denver
Colo
Irene
Abilene
Clara Kanaga
Tulsa
Neal Ireland
Ireland
K. Heflin
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Earl Ruby
Tom Harley
J. V. Brunette
Elsie Lowe
Aileen Follard
G. H. Moore, Jr
San Antonio
Texas
BE. V. Brunette
Frank Jennings
First Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Indiana
Northern Baptist Convention
D. M. Griffith
Rosalie Griffith
City Paving Drives Broad Kansas Municipal Upgrades
Kansas cities accelerate street improvements this summer as numerous paving contracts are issued. Abilene to Neodesha report plans and bids for brick, cement walkways, curbing and widening streets, with projected costs ranging from thousands to about $95,000. Multiple towns including Coffeyville Fort Scott Independence Lawrence Leavenworth Manhattan and Neodesha pursue extensive paving, grading, and sewer work as city commissions approve blocks and alleys for resurfacing and new sidewalks.
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Kansas
John G. Stutz
League of Municipalities of Kansas
League
Abilene
Beloit
Canton
Coffeyville
Eighth
Ninth
Emporia
Fort Scott
I Frankfort
Hiawatha
Kickapoo Street
Twelfth Street
Ugton
Walnut Street
City Commission
Board of Commissioners
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Manhattan
Minneapolis
Neodesha
Sabetha
Kansas Cities Expand Paving Programs Amid Budget Boosts
Salina approves nearly a mile and a half more paving pushing the year’s total to about 255000 dollars. Sedan council authorizes eleven additional blocks of paving while Topeka street department plans five miles of paving in the summer program.
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Salina
Sedan
Topeka
Notice to water consumers in district warns of temporary shut offs
In various parts of the district water service may be interrupted for a few hours to connect mains. Water users are urged to draw water in advance for the next ten days. The Water Department will keep shut offs short, but preparation is advised to avoid inconvenience during ongoing improvements.
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G. A. BR. Hall
Charles Dougherty
A. J.’ Jennings
Water Department
Henderson
Le Figaro Opens New York Office To Cover American Life
Le Figaro will devote a weekly portion of space to American affairs to interpret American life to France. The Paris paper has opened a New York office led by Louis Thomas and C. M. Lerner to deliver news by cable and mail, adjusting its traditional emphasis away from pure politics.
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New York
Matters Literary
le Figaro
Louis Thomas
C. M. Lerner
Le Figaro Purchases Marked by Coty on November 10 192%
A fragment notes Le Figaro was purchased November 10 192% by M Coty, reflecting a period of cross national interest in journalism and French American relations. The text suggests coverage of American life and economic and political themes alongside descriptive pieces.
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United States
le Figaro
M. Coty
G A R Man Announces Candidacy for County Recorder
Wichita and E W Phillips civil war veteran and G A R post commander declares his bid for Sedgewick county recorder of deeds. He states he faces no opposition at present.
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Wichita
E. W. Phillips
G.A. R
Sedgewick
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Federation
Lawrence Federation of Women’s Club
A. C. Mitchell
Mississippi
the Pines
Howard Southerland
Stanis Meensel, Jr
Kentucky
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Vernice _Bodley
Clayton Bodley
Kansas ‘City
Wright i Haines
Baxter 5
Emil Heck
Wednessy
Warren Grant
J. K. Young
R. L. H. Club
Frank Strong
R. L. A. Einb
Country Club
J. M. Clevenger
C. Fr. Thayer
C. Hemphill
Fails
Win. Carter, Jr
Hill
Thayer
Twila Stowers
Miles Gates
University
Mr. Gates
Miss Stowers
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sigma Alpha -Epsilon
Db. A. R
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Trevolution
Peter Emery
Tennessee Street
Trinity’ Lutheran Church
Robert Pugh
Art Olson
Pugh
Vermont Street
Recreation Club
Clarence Reynolds
Mae Rigg
Congregational Church
C.H. Ashton
Annette Hughes
Leon M. Becker
Solomon, Kansas
Amigas Club
A. B. Carter
Varsity Theatre
Wierlemann’s
Needlecraft Club
Clara Hanselman
The
R. G. Achning
Missouri Street
Kennedy-Howe
D. G. Kennedy
Ruth Elizabeth
Mgr
Clarence B. Howe
Orley Smith
West Lawrence
Portia Club
S.H. Jackson
Tennessee, Street
H. W. Keene
E. L. Haynes
Keene
Spot Cash
Iola
Presbyterian Church
Frank Vaughn
Clara Bunker
Mass
11Th St
Clark
A. M. Cole
Blue Rapids
Wi. T. Martin
Frank Bell
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
F. Pb. Normuth
Ee Eee
Story Bros
Fritz
Sella Kellys
Malden
Zephyr Special
Fone
T. B
Ryzon
Ordera
University Meat Market
Otto Fischer
Peerless Garage
A. L. Williams
N. H
Bubby
Mopiler
May
Bobby
Clark Jewel
Vanity
Bowersock
Viola Dana In
David Butler
Varsity Bowersock
Gloria Swanson
Seuary Holmes
Paramount Picture
GE Fan
Kansas Electric Utilities Co
McNish Sanitary Bottling
Coca Cola
Concord Grape Hyball Ginger Ale
Rires
Root Beer
Orange Crush
Cherry Blossoms
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