Local Society Notes Highlight Laura Laws and Carl Erickson Wedding
Laura Laws and Carl Erickson wed at Trinity Lutheran church in a Saturday ceremony performed by Rev. C. A. ls. Laura, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Laws of Le Bo, and Carl, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Erickson of Cleburne, are KU graduates with Laura teaching at Alta Vista High School and Carl employed at Hanna Radio. The couple plan to live at 19 West Eleventh after June 15. Also noted are tea honors for Ilse Wilhelmi from Columbus and various club meetings, engagements, and civic events across Lawrence and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Laws
Lebo
Laura Belle
Carl V. Erickson
Lawrence
L. V. Erickson
Cleburne
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. A
Gale Evans
Maurice Erickson
R. B.hartman
June Tyler
Clarence Gauck
H. T. Gauck
St. George Episcopal Church
Kansas City
George Pyner
Gauck
Washington Creek
Wilbur Sawyer
Brawley
John Miller
Dave Herrell
L. H. Griffith
Marguerite
Irene
Louis
J. R
Jess
William Kingrey
Everett Kingrey
Louie Kingrey
Murray Bond
Hermon Behrens
Lola
Millard
Asal Postma
Vera
Vincent Wolf
Floyd Garber
Berneta’ Fay
Merna Marie Garber
Ross Barton
William Ewing
Ruby Fields
Ina Davison
Eldon
Crist Miller
Claudine
Laura Miller
Topeka society notes feature weddings and visits
Miss Margaret Hays and Robin Dale Compton wed at the bride’s home with Dr. John R. McFadden officiating. The couple will reside in Manhattan where Compton is a radio engineer. the bride is a KU graduate and former Topeka Daily Capital writer. Also noted are Ruth Stalker’s marriage to Dr. Clinton L. Stalker in Lawrence, and various Lawrence and Topeka visitors and travels of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hays
Claude Arthur Hays
Topeka
Robin Dale Compton
Harry Compton
Manhattan
John R. McFadden
HW. L. Kirkpatrick
Kenneth Putney
Compton
Little
Nancy
Ann Schoonover
University of Kansas
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Daily Capital
Will van Orsdel
Rossville
Ruth
Clinton L. Stalker
New York City
W. A. Stalker
Lawrence
James Naismith
Stalker
Kansas State College
Silver Lake City
University of Pennsylvania
United States Public Health Service
East
Chatwick Apartments
Forest Hills
New York
Personal Notes From the Weekender Society
Mrs John Dennis Mahoney departed for Philadelphia after visiting her ailing father J D Kennard at W E Kennard s home. She was joined by daughter Mrs R D Carroll of Monticello NY. Mr and Mrs C L Mason of Marceline MO and Mrs W L Day of Pontiac MI visited Mr and Mrs S W Atkinson. Madame Alla Moszkowska of Kansas City, daughter of Moritz Moszkowski, stayed with Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes. Dr and Mrs W W Russ and O L Newby were guests yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dennis
Mahoney
Philadelphia
J. D. Kennard
W. E. Kennard
Pontiac
Mich
S. W. Atkinson
Alla. Moszkowska
Kansas City
Moritz Moszkowski
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
W. W. Russ
0.L. Newby
United Commercial Travelers Convention Heads to Lawrence
Lawrence figures expect 1500 to 2900 attendees for next year’s United Commercial Travelers meeting held in early June. The Chanute gathering drew about 1000 visitors, with Lawrence delegates including Frank C. Durland, O. C. Stockwell, Frank E. Butler, O. W. Maloney, Harold Longanecker, and couples Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johns and Mr. and Mrs. George Hedrick. Mrs. Hedrick and Mrs. Johns attended the Auxiliary session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial
Lawrence
Chanute
Frank C. Durland
C. Stockwell
Frank E. Butler
O. W. Maloney
Harold Longanecker
Walter Johns
Senior Recital Tonight by Gavin Lloyd Doughty Pianist
Gavin Lloyd Doughty, pianist, presents his senior recital program at o'clock tonight in the Administration auditorium, opening the thirtieth annual University of Kansas summer session. He studies with Prof. Carl A. Preyer and earned his A. M. in organ this spring under Laurel Everett Anderson. Doughty has served as organist for Plymouth Congregational Church and belongs to Phi Mu Alpha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin Lloyd Doughty
Administration
University of Kansas
Doughty
Carl A. Preyer
Laurel’ Everette Anderson
Plymouth Congregational Church
Phi Mu Alpha
Open recital tonight to public at no charge
The program includes works by Schumann Chopin Debussy Saint-Saens and Palmgren. Notable pieces listed are Carnaval Preamb, Pantalon et Colombine Valse Allemande Marche des Davidsbundler contre les Philistins and Chopin Concerto in G minor. Orchestral parts on second piano by Mr Preyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumann
Pierrot
Value Noble
J . Chopin
Pantalon
Valse Allemande
Paganini
Aven
Pause
Grensche
Debussy
Palmgren
Saint-Saens
Doughty
Excelsior School honors graduates at Dyer home
The community salutes the Excelsior School class with a May gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dyer. Gerald Kirchner and Elsmere Gastrock were named honor graduates as guests enjoyed games, refreshments, and a pink angelfood cake inscribed Excelsior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dyer
Excelsior School
Excelsior
Glenn
Dudley
Donard Gastrock, Jr
Naomi Gastrock
Verabelle Glazier
Leo Dyer
Robert
Richard
Marie Flory
Rose White
Marie Oshel
Dorothy Zish
Marie Kirchner
Agnes White
Thelma
Maxine Dyer
Jim Dyer
Hillis Bechtel
James Lederer
Chas. Tate
Wismer
Stella Gibson
Jayhawk
Topeka
Walter Kirby
Glen
Perry
Harry Hobson
Marlin Cook
Gayle
Owen Turner
John Cunningham
Lecompton Scout Camp Attendees and Local News
Lecompton Boy Scouts camping on Farm west of Lecompton list members James Clark Norman Lasswell Gilbert Sims Glenn Sims Wesley Srady Chester Gibbons Denzel Gibbons Donald Michael Earl Goodrich Elmer Goodrich Junior Maust Homer McClanahan Ralph Hildenwand Tolbert Dunney and visitors including Mrs C H Maust Earl Maust the Baughman Hedgeman McClanahan Mrs Frank Clark Mrs George Lasswell Rev G C Albin of Topeka guest at the Holty Sunday social follows Rebekahs meeting Refreshments served by Rose Hill Ada Mikesell Kathryn McClanahan Bamba Lasswell Edna Lasswell Paul Maust ill with mumps Lecompton U B church group to Kansas City Kan for summer training school June 13 to 18 with Miss Leona Stone and delegates Helen Frye Lorene Hildenbrand Kansas Electric Light & Power crew repairs storm damage in one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Lecompton
A. F. McClanahan
James Clark
Norman Lasswell
Gilbert
Glenn Sims
Wesley Srady
Chester
Denzel Gibbons
Donald Michael
Earl
Elmer Goodrich
Junior Maust
Homer McClanahan
Ralph Hilden- Wand
Tolbert Dunney
C. H. Maust
Earl Maust
Donald Baughman
Hedgeman McClanahan
Kathryn McClanahan
Bamba Lasswell
Edna Lasswell
Paul Maust
Harvey Glenn
George F. Bahnmaier
Harry Glenn
Rosa Gardens
Gage Park
Topeka
Leona Stone
United Brethren Church
Kansas City
Kan
Christian Endeavor
Kansas City University
Miss Stone
Lecompton U. B
Helen Frye
Lorene Hildenbrand
Kansas Electric Light & Power Co
Lawrence
Electric Light Service
Barber Sewing Circle Meetings And Local Obituaries
The Sew-So club met with Mrs. Thurman Rothwell to quilt a sunbonnet. Six members and one guest attended among others Mrs. W. C. Smith and Mrs. Geo. Carter and Chas. Coffman. Clifford Coffman is sporting. Juanita was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Buchicum and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coffman. Mery Klinow’s funeral occurred in Lawrence on Tuesday. Mary Klinow was a sister of Mrs. Floyd Schellhorn. Death was caused by lockjaw from a knee bruise. Graduates from Barber included Glen and Howard Rothwell and Ester Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Rothwell
W. C. Smith
Ted Buchicum
Chas. Coffman
Juanita
Mery Klinow
Lawrence
Mary Klinow
Floyd Schellhorn
T. Rothwell
Love
Jeanette Stanwix
Memorial High School
Barber
Glen
Howard Rothwell
Ester Love
W. C. Slusser
Babe
Ray
Milton
Bra
Back to the soil motto drives local life talk
Community notes recount Puff praising farm life and roots in the earth while detailing weekend visits and gatherings. Names include Cecil Button James Osborn Betty Buster Dobson Vic tor Stanwix families, Verne Love from Winfield, Richard Carter, Lawrence Brunker, and many local households. The Jolly Quilters meet with fourteen members and two guests, postponing four weeks due to harvest. Clayton Stanwix recovering from leg surgery. various relatives visiting and assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puff
Cecil Button
James Osborn
Betty
Buster
Clinton
Harley
Dobson
Victor
Wellsville
Vernie Love
Winfield
Raymond
Richard Carter
Topeka
Lawrence Brunker
George Stanwix
Grace
Harold Altenbernd
Gus Shanke
Ross Stanwix
Kieth
George
Rollie Stanwix and Sons
C. E. Stanwix
Mark Pierson
Will Cotman
Lawrence
Roy
Deskin
Helen
Russel
Elmont
Frank Ra
Turkeys report wolves killed last week in region
A local tally records three large turkeys and forty two small ones killed by wolves during the past week. Community notes include social visits among Kansas City residents, a Friday charivari at Clyde Talley’s, a June wedding, a funeral in Lawrence, and school prize recognitions. Henry Landis, aged 68 years, died at Ira Flory’s home. funeral at Willow Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Richardson
Kansas City
Homer Hird’s
Marie Coffman
George
Clifford Coffman
Clyde Talley
Charivari
Waggoner
Shennandoah
Iowa
Carter
Coffman
Stanwix
Jeffries
Lawrence
Rumsey Undertaking
Dred
Edith Beay
Brade
Wren Arenes
Id Brohammer
Henry Landis
Ira Flory
Jacob Growl
Flory
Willow Springs
Daniel
Elmer
Landis
Thes
aFis Brohammer
Amos Flor
Teyson
Local residents visit friends and family across towns
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Shuck and Evelyn and Byron called on Mrs. Alwood Deay in Lawrence Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Brohammer and Ben, Pearl and Harold spent Sunday at Lone Star lake. Charlie Brohammer and Harry Ulrich spent Monday night caring for Henry Landis at Ira Flory's home with many other locals visiting Beechley and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Byron
Alwood Deay
Lawrence
John Brohammer
Ben
Pearl
Harold
Lone Star Lake
Charlie Brohammer
Harry Ulrich
Ira Flory
Henry Landis
Will Postma
Florence
Laurie
Richard
Elmer Charchbaugh
Donald
Lioyd
Everett
Johnny
Beechley
Traffic court plea in two cases with stop sign violations
Court Dudley Strahm, arrested June 5, pleaded guilty in police court this morning but was excused on his promise not to repeat the offense. W. B. Russell, arrested June 8, for failing to observe three stop signs, had his case continued indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Strahm
W. B. Russell
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Oak Ridge
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Kanwaka Good Will Club
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John Daggett
Betty Day
Kappa Phi
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Montreal
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Bartlesville
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Clara Deenatitter
Helene Artip
Lawrence Camers Club
Plenie
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Finesse Club
Howard Neath
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Kansas State
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J. E. Lawson
Mergaret Farr
Henry Hood
Madge Bultene
Imperial Club
Raymond Crow
Edgehill Road
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Peter de Silva
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Ruth King
Patricia Clem
Robbie Wilson
John A. King
George Clem
Robert Wilson
L. B. Latimer
Alice Crow
Rosemary Ketcham
Dorothy Williams
Marie Corcoran
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Ottawa
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Miss Wenrich
Hume
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Happy Bidders Bridge Club
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
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Frazee
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Grier
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Leavenworth
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State Lake
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Chicago
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Beait
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Reinisch Rose Garden
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Tonganoxie
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Faye-Ganfield
Alpha Gamma Delta
Jamesport
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Wichita
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Stann
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Salina
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E. W
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United Commercial Travelers Convention
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Prince August Wilhelm
Germany
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Congress
Independent Laundry
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Elks
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