Lawrence News Buzz of Weddings and Social Affairs
Lawrence society notes cover engagements and upcoming marriages. Nona Muchmore to wed John Romayne Knoblauch June 23 in Ithaca New York, with a two week honeymoon. Marion Maloney born at Jones Hospital. Kiwanis and Natl Letter Carriers events noted. multiple gatherings, parties, and class of 1920 reunion details across Lawrence with local families and institutions.
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Nona Muchmore
Ithaca
N. Y
John “Romayne Knoblauch
Prof
G. B. Muchmore
Cornell University
New England
States
South Fifty-First .Street
Philadelphia
Miss Muchmore
J. S. Muchmore
Winfield
Southwestern University
Lawréncy
The
Capper Publications
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
N.g. Jade
Notable Haskell Faculty and Alumni Careers
The text notes a long straight pathway to Springfield Mass where three years were spent at the Normal Training school for physical training. It also mentions Mrs Owl a Haskell graduate in business who previously worked as an employer at Mt Pleasant Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Owl
Haskell
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Personal notices of names traveling and visiting in Lawrence
A列 broad collage of town residents and visitors with many names and destinations such as Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Snyder and baby headed home to Marktrose Kansas after in Lawrence with friends and relatives. Numerous individuals including Miss Katherine Kelsall Mrs. Emma Howell Miss Esther Settle and Mrs. J Neal travel to Kansas City St. Louis Nashville and Emporia for visits education and family. Several couples and single residents are noted as spending weekends in Kansas City Tulsa Denver Chicago and Yellowstone Park, with a few returning home from university or teacher training and others visiting hospitals or friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Snyder
Baby
Marktrose
Kansas
Lawrence
Snyder
University
Montrose Schools
Nellie Grover
Vesta Elliott
Kansas City
Katherine Kelsall
Eudora
J. &. Neal
Delpha
Bethany Hospital
City
Blanélie
W. H. Keith
Los Angeles
Watt
Caroline Stevens
G. G.greenwood
H. B. Hunt
Mary “Rogan
Ida Stout
Ethlyn Carder
Eleanor, Hackney
Chicago
Gertrude Standing
Ottawa
Louise Phillips
Yellowstone Park
Russell V
Knapp
Herbert Pardee
Earle Willams
Henry Ferry
Frederick. Frochling
Luther H
Firey
Akron
Ohio
William
Dildine
Helen Meador
John Westtall
Social notices of residents visiting and moving about
Henrietta and Helen Roberts daughters of Capt Harry A Roberts formerly of Kansas University engineering school were in town enroute from Portland to Iola. Laura Corn who taught at Howard Kansas was in town to Chicago for Northwestern University this summer. She graduated KU 1921 and heads English at John E Brown University Sulphur Springs Ark. Mr and Mrs Earle Dean Stitzel and two children of Nelson Illinois visited Kansas City. Ednah Hopkins and Ethel Taylor visited Jack and Cecil Taylor. Mrs Albert Krusie of Ottawa spent yesterday in Lawrence. George Tucker and two children of Humboldt staying with C E Tucker on their way to Iowa. Mildred Greene from Ottawa comes tonight for weekend. Mrs Ela J Bowman goes to Camp Shawnee Grang View Mo to counsel Camp Fire girls this summer. Mr and Mrs A G Miller and two children Junior and Mary Elfen left for St Louis to join Mr Miller and plan to reside there as he works for Illinois Central.
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Henrietta
Helen Roberts
Harry A. Roberts
Engineering
Kansas University
Portland
Ore
Iola
Kansas
Laura Corn
Howard
Chicago
Northwestern University
University of Kansas
John E. Brown University
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Earle Dean ‘Stitzel
Nelson, Il
Ednah Hopkins
Ethel Taylor
Kansas City
and Mirs
Jack Taylor
Cecil Quinn
Albert Krusie
Ottawa
Lawrence
George Tucker
Humboldt
C. E. Tucker
Iowa
Mildred Greene
Ela J. Bowman
Camp Shawnee
Grang View
Camp Fire Girls
A.G. Miller
Junior
Mary Elfen
St. Louis
Mr. Miller
Thatity
Ilinois Central
Names the committee and officers of the Republican national committee
Cleveland June 14 William M Butler chairman of the Republican national committee today announced the personnel of the executive committee of twenty one members which completes the working organization of the national committee The six principal officers are ex officio members of the executive committee Chairman Butler Mass Charles D Hilles vice chairman New York Ralph E Williams vice chairman Oregon Mrs A T Hert vice chairman Kentucky Roy O West secretary Illinois and William Vee Hodges treasurer Colorado
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Officis
Butler
Mass
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Roy O. West
Llinois
William Vee Hodges
Colorado
Electoral Victory For National Traders Live Stock Exchange Leader
Sloan' HW Smith of Wichita Kan was elected president for next year succeeding J W Thompson of Indianapolis at the ninth annual convention closing session The 1925 convention will be in Wichita Ed Halpin of Wichita was elected secretary treasurer and vice presidents named P N English Chicago George W Addison Kansas City W H Morloch St Joseph and J A Schull Indianapolis The convention endorsed the federal Packers and Stockyards Administration Act.
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Indianapolis
India
Sloan’ HW. Smith
Wichita
Kan
National Traders Livestock Exchange
J. W. Thompson
Ed Halpin
P. N. English
Chicago
George W. Addison
Kansas City
W. E. Hilton
St. Louis
FE. P. Reilly
Sioux City
W. H. Morloch
St. Joseph
J. A. Schull
Federal Packers and Stockyards Administration Act
Winey speaks on church finance in California talk
Henry L. Winey formerly of Lawrence now living in Topeka spoke at the First Christian church in Santa Monica California on Sunday evening. He addressed stewardship and church finance presenting the Winey plan developed at Lawrence, regarded as among the best church financing schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Winey
Lawrence
Topeka
Santa
Ducks Carry Fish Eggs In Reservoir Belief Debunked
Pittsburgh reports that fish are not used to purify water in reservoirs. Lanpher of the water bureau says the old idea is unfounded. fish neither harm nor purify, with eggs possibly entering water via ducks during flight and water activity. A curtailment tip notes loading a cord through sash curtain hems to weight them against drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
EE Lanpher
Pittsburgh Water Bureau
Lanphre
Women stressed civic obligations at federation meet
Mrs. W. R. Alvord of Detroit urged action on citizenship training for girls and boys, noting mock elections in schools, growing female election-board participation, and the need to inspire women to vote and accept offices. She warned that indifference and ignorance threaten primary laws and urged law respect at home and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Associated Press
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. R. Alvord
Detroit
Citizenship Training
Bolling
America
World Affairs and Citizenship Responsibility
A fragment urging world peace through responsible citizenship within our communities. Calls for understanding world affairs as the first step toward cooperative global action.
Parish priest resigns after long service in Peterborough
Rev John H aged seventy six says he cannot continue managing his vicarage and village duties at Newborough after his daughter married. He has informed the Bishop of his impending resignation, ending a career that included roles as organist choir master district visitor Sunday school superintendent and deputy sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough
England
Associated Press
John H
Newborough
Trott
Auto skyscraper garage proposed for Chicago
Chicago plans a 40 story inner court garage with 23 floors for car storage. Auto elevators tilting platforms and transfer tables will move vehicles by gravity to reduce fumes. Capacity ranges from 60 to 700 autos and completion is aimed for May 1 1925. The source also notes the apple blossom’s appeal for photography and records lace's high price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Physicians urged to curb illegal alcohol prescriptions
Chicago reports Dr. Joseph A. Capps of the American Medical Association urged measures against unscrupulous doctors who issue alcohol prescriptions for non medicinal use. He cited irrational therapeutics including vaccines for useless diseases and dangerous blood injections, calling for research backed methods and exclusion for those who abuse prescription blanks.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Joseph A. Capps
American Medical Association
Capps
Jazz Sanctioned by German Dancing Teachers Association
In Cassel Germany on June 14 the German Dancing Teachers Association approved jazz after years of conflict. Radicals and modernists backed the move, defeating conservatives who sought to keep the waltz dominant. The decision marks official recognition of jazz amid ongoing reforms in dance culture. The report notes the Oxford English Dictionary completion after 45 years of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casgel
Germany
Associated Press
German Dancing Teachers’ Association
Cassel
Torees
Alaska Agricultural College praised for northern leadership
Ketchikan Alaska June 14 The Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines at Fairbanks is lauded as a proud Alaskan institution, the northmost in its field and a benefit to the territory Territorial Senator Aldrich praises President Burnell and notes 53 students enrolled The mining building completed last fall includes on site mining operations a mill for ore treatment and chemical assays Singer sewing machine ad appears at end
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchikan
Alaska
Associated Press
Alaska “Agricultural College
School “of Mines At
Fairbanks
Territorial
Frank A.aldrich
Charles.e. Bunnell
Aldrich
Burnell
Ee Eee
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William H.” Dildine
Helen’ Meador
Ida Blood Hasseltman
Ind
Hasseliman
Hannah Oliver
Lawrence High ‘School
Janet Simons
Denver
Edmund A. Arras
Columbus
Kiwanis
Kansas ‘City
WDAY
Kiwanis Clubs
Paul B. Lawson
Leo Sith
Dean
W. Maloney
the Jones Hospital
Marion
Robinson Igymnasium
George Frantz
Ronald
Roe
Frantz
Flossie Bisner
J. Bishop
Bolly Congi
and. Fielding
A. Asendorf
Lutheran ‘Parsonage
M. D. Goehring
M.S. Conn
Council Grove
Edna Beck
Malcolm Conn
C. J. Hunzicker
National Association
South
Massachusetts
Nima
J. F. Eberhart
Frank Wade
GC. J. Hunzicker
Fred Springer
Attorn
oMerter
United States
Postal Department
Womis
Charles S Fale
Tennessee
Flower Mission
A. M. Curry
Rebekah Lodge No
1. C. O. F. Hall
Laura’ Adair
Lawrence Camp Fire Guardians’ Association
Adair
Relawaus
Mammy Moon
Stoup
Janie Crow
David’ Owl
F. E. Witcraft
Haskell Institute
Paris
National Republican
Organization of
S. H. Smith
Livestock Exchange
California
JAZZ
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Reng
Kansas Telephone Co
Lawrence, Kans
Singer Sewing Machine
Dixon
ciChke
ART Furniture CO
Chamberlain
Zone DE Watteville School of Dancing
Phone
Insurance
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Hartford
Conn
Ugene Dube
Wood- Hartford
Connecticut
Mrs. Dube
Lydia B. Pinkam
Zenith
Chevrolet
Hamilton Motor & Supply Co
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