Bride Mary Neis Weds Warren Hall In Lawrence Church
Miss Mary Neis, daughter of Mrs. A. Neis, married Warren E. Hall Sr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hall of Weston Mo., in a Wellsville area double ring ceremony at Danforth Chapel. The service featured Madonna lilies, gladiolas, and a seven branched candelabra. reception followed at Memorial Union with a tiered cake and gardenia corsages. The couple will live in Lawrence. both have ties to Lawrence Memorial Hospital and University of Kansas. Out-of-town guests from Weston and Wellsville attended. a later Wellsville ceremony followed for Miss Ellen Neis and Ward Kiester. both couples plan summer moves and teaching careers in Kansas.
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Mary Dunden
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Warren E. Hall
Weston
Danforth Chapel
Harold Barr
Donald C. Brodie
Edward Saye II
M. C. Brill
James Brady
Elizabeth Redpath
Laura B. Hall
Memorial Union
Rosemary Hall
Ella Killough
Hermina Zipple
Edward Saye
Hall
School of Business
University of
Irene Neis
A. F. Neis
Wellsville
Ward Lavon Kiester
Ward It. Kiester
Jarpale
J. M. Torrence
Wellsville Methodist Church
Claude Fenton
Alice Farrell
Gail
Glenn Ness
Charles ¥. Bowers
Linwood
Louise Neis
de Kovan
John Neis
Louis Schendel
Clarence Dempsey
Leavenworth
Kiester
Mona Wilson
Ellen Cox
Oliver New
Harry Neis
Gee Mra
Za Scott
Minnie Brecheisen
Bisa Louise Neis
Eis
United States
University of Kansas
Linwood High School
University High School
Lawrence
Army of the United States
John Furth Abel
Cuy
Archie
S Arden Sobnann
Mire
Oi Neis
Martin Fessmire
Gail Ness
Edgerton
Clarence Demyney
Drusie Coffin
Ambros Demnney
Clark S. Spalstiay
Clark S. Spalstiay Pot Wardavilie: Mr. and Mrs. Wot. K Ter
Jarimie
Onan
Toba Uréchetsen
Ottawa
Mary J. Flinner
Arch Meinke
Te Sere
Frank S. Harbaugh
Mrs Wismer Escorts To Germany For Long Stay
In Bremen Mrs Wismer will proceed with an escort to drive across Germany to Frankfort with a potential stay of two and a half years. A clever contest tested what was packed in a small overnight case for such a trip. Guests at the event enjoyed several games arranged by Mrs Ralph Grater and Mrs Carl Holbeck with prizes including livestock and farm implements sold through Journal-World classifieds.
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Bremen
Eniversity Men's Glee Club Reunion At Commencement
Mr and Mrs Thomas A Larremore from New York and Washington DC arrived to attend commencement and a reunion of the Eniversity Men's Glee club of 1926 once directed by Larremore and noted for a third place in a national contest. Mrs E W Penchard jr flew from Arizona for a visit with her parents in Lawrence. Dr and Mrs William A Sarin et Coluber spent Tuesday with relatives in Lawrence. Mother sleeps. Baker Seer cask a canes with Mexians is garbled text.
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Thomas A. Larremore
New York
Washington, D .C
Eniversity Men's Glee Club
Larremore
George Washington University
E. W. Penchard
Whoenis
Visitors and arrivals mark Lawrence week of reunions
Residents and guests gather in Lawrence with lengthy visits and weddings being noted. Dr Starin of the 40 year class of 1906 plans to attend commencement and guests include Mildred Wilson of Topeka and Dorothy L. Wilson of Los Angeles. Charles S. Crew of Houston plans to be in town for University commencement activities and a golden reunion of the class of 3896. Mr Crew will visit his sister Mrs Arthur Huddieston at 1637 West Ninth. Henderson Kentucky's Mark Harper and family visit Walter Tornden at 504 Locust. Mrs Hooper, formerly Terry Mayhan, with Gulf Oil links, is mentioned. Mrs Annie White leaves for Wichita to visit daughter Mrs H C Osborne. California’s William R Kachs and wife arrive to spend a week with Clyde V Bell's family. Mrs George Born of Eudora undergoes a major separation at Lawrence Memo hospital. The report also touches on straw hat manufacture history back to the 13th century.
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Holton
Ed Starin
Lawrence
Starin
Warrens Wood
St. Louis
Dinsmore Wood
Edwardsville
Nettie Wismer
Mildred Wilson
Topeka
Dorothy L. Wilson
Los Angeles
Chester A. Wismer
St. Paul
Minn
Honolulu
Charles S. Crew
Houston
Tex
Crew
Arthur E.huddieston
West Ninth Street
Mark Harper
Henderson, Ky
Walter Torneden
Locust Street
Hooper
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Gulf Oil Lompany
Terry Mayhan
Annie White
Wichita
H. C. Osborne
William R. Kachs
Torrance
Calif
Kach
Clyde IV. Bell
George Born
Eudora
Lawrence Memo Hospital
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Lendar
Betty Washington
D. A
Mra
Winater
Ela Longenecker
Soroptimint Club
Niotas Club
Theodore Wiley
Brackett Home Ndemonstration Unit
W. C. Boardman
Charles Oehrle Ag
Universit
Fred S. Montgomery
Ralph I. Canutesen
FE Andersen
Mel
Jerid Beemer
Jee Bradshaw
LE Bakes
Morressy
Karl Kreider
Mix
O. Trentire
F. E Kester
J. X
Af W. Kr
Ure
Paul Lawson
John Ise
Ogden Jones
A. T. Walker
Claudia Anderson
Joan Hexsierargaret Hawkins
Mary Stranarhan
Henk
Mariette Bennett
He Shera God Sinj
Keystone Korner Klub
Nadine
Lela Marley
Lela Page
Ida Deay
Ola Edwards
Lola Page
Alpha Chi Omega
Kansas City
Kan
Cottonwood Falls
Clay Center
Haviland
Horton
Alumni Corporation
Mary Louise Russelt
Wichita Raber
Mie Louise Kuhn
Haverland
Grace Valentine Martyn
Bert Anderson
Otfexa
Peggy Miller
Cottonwood Fall
Edna Sheppard
Arlington
Mass
Maurus Winter
Albert J. Winter
Tennessee Street
Mayo General
Galesburg
Winter
Hospi
Home Aid Sobiety
J. R. Good
Ing
J. J. Krom
Guiseppe Verdi
Stummer
Everett Stith
Clyde Bell
American Legion Auxiliary
Adah
Joseph A. Wahl
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans’ Hall
Department
Emporia
Minnie 8. Walker
Past Presidents Club
G. M. Gander
Simpson Taylor
Baldwick Lake
Carp Land Auxiliary
Claud Dicker
Bluebird Theta Rho Club
State Assembly
Rebekah
Great Bend
Lawrence Club
Manhattan
William Plaisted
JC. E. Wilcox
Doris ‘Walker
Plaisted
P. C. Walker
Eva Walker
E. W. Young
Raymond Wismer
Sally
Colonel Wismer
Frankfort-on-the-Rhine Germany
Social Order of the Beauceant
Lake View Club House
Thru Journal-World
Pop
Ober
Hos Store
Ssor
Swope
Nee Se
Imoorning
America
Scobbire
Jean Kelly
Massagies
Jarmans
Oxfords
Rea Saies
Miami
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