Marriage of Miss Skilton Frazier in Kansas home
The marriage of Miss Vivian Maud Skilton to Richard Henry Frazier of Cambridge took place Saturday at 2 PM in Prof Charles Skilton's home. The Rt Rev James Wise officiated before palms and lilies. Bride wore white crepe with gold belt and Grecian sandals. best man George Manuel Fenollosa of Salem attended. Guests included Sanford Skilton of New York and Mrs. Wise of Topeka. The couple left for a Canadian motor trip and will reside in Cambridge after September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Maud Skilton
Richard Henry Frazier
Cambridge
Mass
Charles Sanford Skilton
James Wise
Kansas
Donald M. Swartout
Waldemar Gelich
Evelyn Swarthout
Helen Skilton
Frederick W. Frazier
D A R Picnic Ends Summer Meetings With Buffet
D A R members and guests gathered for a picnic at Mrs. Mary Gilmore Allen's home marking the summer close. fifty seven attended. A Valley Grove church social and local club gatherings are noted, with engagements, birthdays, and a Modesto visitor honored at a family basket dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R
Mary Gilmore Allen
Allen
E. F. Caldwell
B. B. Beery
B. H. Gragg
D. Bishop
Fred Clark
Sam Adams
E. F. Abels
W. T. Courtney
Kansans Visiters and Travelings in Midwest Notes
A string of social mentions records Mr. and Mrs. C V Kent and relatives visiting in Kansas City and Topeka, with trips by Louis Kent, Miss Jo Merriman, Marion Wolfe, and others. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Hudson, Mr. Prewitt, Miss Vigger, and the March wedding anniversary party. Several visits reference Kansas and Iowa connections and a brief note on KK A alumni meeting and state associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Kent
D Jr
Oklahoma City
Mr. Kent
Cc. V. Kent
Kansas City
Louis Kent
Schiller Shore
Jo Merriman
H. E. Wolfe
Marion
Topeka
T. Constant
M. F. Hudson
C. H. Prewitt
Nevada
S. W. Atkinson
Mrs. Atkinson
Hudson
Atkinson
Mr. Prewitt
Phillip Stange
W. C. Vigger
Mabel Vigger
R. F. Mason
Salina
Vance Day
Eloise
George March
Howard T. Lindley
Reed
Glenn
Fred Ellsworth
R. C. Abraham
W. S. Reed
Shenandoah
Iowa
Henry Field
Earl May
London
Kansas
Karl Mattern
Robert J. Busby
Cherryvale
Lawrence
Frank E. Clarke
Elmer F
Hunter
Tulsa
Oklo
Frank Hamilton
Blue Mound
Clio Hamilton
Hamilton
Lawrence Building and Loan Company
T. A. Deat
Davenport, Ia
Dick Protsch
Cross Word Puzzle Solution From Saturday’s Effort
Puzzle solution presents a jumble of clues and partial answers across and down including elements like June bug, Goddess of peace, and Ocean. The fragmentary text hints at a full grid with varied topics from geography to objects, but its readability is severely compromised by OCR errors and garbled words.
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Crete
Action At Law
Anglo-Sazan
Comelde
Bug & Pen Court
Goddess of Peace
Ordan
Fusalem
Elas
Rouse
Child Dies in Blaze in Salina Home Fire
In Salina Kansas on June 15 baby Don ald Deane Byers one year old son of Mr and Mrs Everett Byers died in a house fire that destroyed the Everett home. The baby was left in a buggy near the front door in care of a neighbor's child while Mrs Byers telephoned her husband. Neighbors initially believed the child had been removed from the house but after flames were vanquished it was found the infant had perished in the buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Donald Deane Byers
Everett Byers
Everett
Triplets Steal the Show at Landon Hamilton Day
In Topeka on June 15 thousands of visitors gathered on the statehouse grounds to glimpse Governor Landon and Republican committeeman John D. M. Hamilton. A trio of attention grabbing triplet daughters of J. O. Adams from Garden City drew notable notice in matching white and red polka dot dresses and London Knox banners with sunflowers pinned to their outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Statehouse
Landon
John D. M. Hamilton
J. O. Adams
Garden City
Strike situation worsens in Maracaibo oil region
Caracas reports a deteriorating strike in the Maracaibo oil region with authorities calling the situation ugly and escalating tensions across the great oil area. Protests and stoppages disrupt production, prompting government and union talks amid rising dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Mar
Caracas End of Five Day Strike Seen Narrowly Held
After a five day capital strike ended Caracas workers returned to work while a general strike persisted in Maracaibo. Oil field workers and other industries remained shut as authorities deployed heavy troops and police to preserve order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acaibo
Caracas
Maracaibo
Douglas County social staff attend Child Welfare Course in Ottawa
Douglas County social welfare staff traveled to Ottawa this afternoon for the second session of a year long Child Welfare Course run by Douglas, Miami, and Johnson counties. The group will review two books, Child Clinic and Court and Parents on Probation, as Mildred D. Watson, poor commissioner, announced plans to inspect the Zarah Women's Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Social Welfare
Ottawa
Douglas
Miami
Johnson
Douglas County
Mildred D. Watson
Cimarron Man Seeks Supreme Court Seat Held by Wedell
Cimarron man Lester Luther filed with Secretary of State Frank J. Ryan as a Democratic candidate for the Kansas supreme court seat now held by Associate Justice Hugo T. Wedell. Miss Pearl Wyrill of Wichita sought the Republican nomination for superintendent of public instruction. About 80 candidates have filed, a pace near normal for presidential years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lester Luther
Cimarron
Kan
Frank J. Ryan
Supreme Court
Hugo T. Wedell
the World Co
Ady
Riling Appeals City Land Underpass Appraisal
Edward T. Riling of 1700 West Ninth has filed an appeals case in district court challenging the city's appraisal of land condemned for the Second Street underpass. City Attorney George Melvin will defend the original appraisal in the district court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Edward T. Riling
West Ninth
District Court
Injured by Garden Tractor in Plainsville Kansas
Pi H. Thomas, Union Pacific telegraph operator, was injured when a garden tractor at his home ran over him, crushing his arm. He was taken to a hospital in Hays. Dr. E. H. Lindley, KU chancellor, will speak at the first summer session convocation Thursday at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainsville
Kan
Thomas
Union Pacific Railroad
Hays
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
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Delta Phi Delta
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Miss Jessie Underwood
Mansfield
Spencer Starr
Charlotte
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The
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Miss Underwood
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Starr
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Eleanor Rossbach
Staten Island
N. Y
Robert T. Crowder
F. F. Bliesner
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West Point
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Bernice Bliesner
Leonard Turner
Boyles
Presbyterian Parsonage
Ila Mae Kennison
Miss Kennison
Jefferson City
Susie Rogers
Oakridge
J. P. Herriott
Louisiana
Albert Knop
Ruth Campbell
Jessie Underwood
Mansfield Starr
F. C. Rumsey
John Arnett
Hugo Rumsey
Frank Yancey
F.C. Jackman
aAnsas City
Wiliam Carwood
Ethan Smith
Janes Cailla
Ter Han
Boston
James Moore
Ann Arnett
Helen Kinney
Sas City
Ruth Welle
Campbell
Man
Veterans Hall
Elizabeth Jacqmain
West Twenty-first Street
Co-operette Club
Clinton Park
Irvin Hartley
P. D. Olmstead
Donald Seltsam
Joe Price
Merle
Valley Grove Christian Endeavor
Valley Grove School
A. R. Olmstead
Lorene McNeil
Kentucky
Tongemoxie State Lake
Charles Branam
Charles
Atchison
William Taylor
Vern
Stanley Norman
H. E. Bront
Wilma Lois
Herbert Hotchkiss
Samuel Churchbaugh
Modesto
Calif
Ezra Churchbaugh
Ray Vaughn
Dudley, Gilert
Winfred
Walter Deny
Dudley
Wayne
Louis” Churchbaugh
Marshall Churchbaugh
Joan
Carol
Virgil Landis
Ar‘min and
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Floyd Churchbaugh
Leslie Churchbaugh
Vera Louise
H. H. Ulrich
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Paul and
Leland
John Churchbaugh
W. H. Wood
Tota
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
W. C. Boehle
Virginia Rose
Gerald
Arlene Fleshman
Dudley Ulrich
Jazel
Resino
Cinderella Beauty Shop
NYA
Old
Shawnee Country Club
Senda
Fawe
Kansas Cleaners
Weaver
Golden Star
Ifiai
Independent Laundry
Appeals City
Norge
Kansas Public Service Co
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