Lawrence area bridal and birth notices populate page
A distracted page lists engagements and weddings from Lawrence and nearby towns. Miss Mable Griffiths engaged to Ovid Wescott. Mary Tebbe and Paul Pulliam wed at Hutchinson. Lois Gilbert among bridal shower honorees. Miss Helen Naismith Lydia Pierson Josephine Sauer to wed soon. nurses Lena Walgamotty and Winifred Benander leave for public health work. birth announcements include Thornton Egger and an eight pound son for Mr. and Mrs. C J Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois ‘Gilbert
L. C. Biggs
Tenessee" Street
Helen ‘Naismith
Lydia Pierson
Josephine Sauer
Téwels
Simmons Hos
C. J. Winter
Arhapolis
Maryland
Winter
Mary Carpenter
W.T. Garpenter
Lawrence
Paralyzed mother news and local visits noted
Mrs Lorene McNeil received word that her mother had been stricken with paralysis in Atchison. Mace Mendenhall left this morning to spend the summer in Nebraska. DM T Sadler and Rev bal ars EA Bleck and Mrs Joyce eek drove to Kangas City and spent the day there. Sweeney spent the day in Eka on business. Mrs R B Hartman and two daughters from Argentine visited Mrs Dave Watson. Mrs John Hunzicker arrived from Colony to visit daughter Mrs Howard McConnell. Mrs Ellen Lonsdale returned to Kansas City this morning after visiting Ui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene
McNeil
Kans
Dave Watson
John Hunzicker
Colony
Howard Mc‘Connell
Ellen Lonsdale
Kansas City
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Residents and visitors move through town in social notices
Mrs Nelson and Mrs W K Edgard visited. Miss Kate Caldwell spent the day. Mrs J W D Anderson came from Baldwin to visit her daughter Mrs J W Murray. Robert Price of Concordia planned a visit and to join his wife and child. Virginia Beery left for Texas to summer and teach in Magnolia Iowa next winter. Chancellor E H Lindley returned from Arkansas after delivering a commencement address. Marion Shipsley took a telegraph editor post for the Dodge City Globe and left for work. Frances Moore heads to Kansas City to join relatives before Ozark fishing trip. James Scott, returning from Chicago University, visits Lawrence before moving to Los Angeles for a Bank of Italy position. Earl Constant of Oklahoma City visits grandmother Harriet Constant. Prof and Mrs Taft of Ottawa spent the day with Mr and Mrs Wm Eye. Taft will join KU faculty next fall and look for housing. Mr and Mrs McCord return from New Mexico to live here. Dorothy Lehman leaves for Halstead Kansas to visit relatives. Mrs Tom Dodson arrives from Pasadena to visit Mrs A E Badger. Harry L Kane leaves for five weeks in California via Los Angeles. Harry Weyermueller departs for Minneapolis and Canada returning through San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Price
Concordia
Bank of Italy
Scott
Lawrence, National Bank
Earl Constant
Oklahoma City
Harriett Constant
New Hampshire Street
Robert. Taft
Ottawa
Eye
Taft
IK. U
Paris
New Mexico
Dorothy Lehman
Halstead
Kan
Tom Dodson
Pasadena
Cal
A. E. Badger
Harry L. Kane
California
Los Angeles
Harry Weyermueller
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Recruiting drive to add 3000 Spanish War Vets in Kansas
E G Grandall state commander announced last night a recruiting push to enlarge the United Spanish War Veterans in Kansas to 3000 members. Also note a W C T U food sale at Metzler Furniture on Saturday June 17 featuring ice cream cake pops and free entertainment in South Park tonight. Prices 25 cents. For Brinkman bread ask for Double Loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kansas
United Spanish War Veterans
E. G. Grandall
South Park
Tropical Storm Hits Brownsville Seabreeze Area
Tropical storm Brownsville Texas June 16 brought 24 mph winds and torrential rain as it moved inland to the northwest. No damage reported though Mission logged 2.86 inches and Harlingen 1.26 inches. Skies were partly cloudy over the lower Rio Grande valley today.
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Brownville
Tex
Brownsville
Mission
Harlingen
Rio, Grande Valley
Marriage Licenses Granted by Probate Judge Menger
Pro bate Judge L H Menger issued licenses to Ivan Johnson and Ona O Hilly both of Kansas City Missouri Joe Shultz and Nina Walters both of Bennington Kansas Mae McClelland and Oran A Pringle both of Lawrence Kansas the last 16 couples were married by Judge Menger at the courthouse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Menger
Oran A. Pringle
Mae McClelland
Lauwrence
Ivan
Iohnson
Ona O. Hilly
Kansas City, Mo
Joe Shultz J
Nina Walters
Card of Thanks for Rob ert Faithland Family
Words cannot express your thanks to relatives and friends who assisted during illness and death of beloved son and brother Robert Faithland. Thanks for floral offerings from Mr. and Mrs. John Faithland family and FRAPO demonstrations at Kuhn's Cash Grocery 844 Mass. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
John Faithland
Kuhn
Mass
Kuhn’s Cash Grocery
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Eugene Watson Nina Ellison Watson
Mrs Nina L Ellison Watson wife of Eugene Watson died Wednesday night at Atchison hospital after illness dating from last spring. She underwent tumor removal operation February 17, then faced complications requiring a second operation last Thursday. The body will be brought here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Watson
Nina .L. Ellison-Watson
Atchison Hospital
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Misaley
Grisley
Burlington
Howard
MI Ege
France
Westinghorse Company
Pittsburgh
Holland Ave
Wilkinsburg
FI "Maloney
Pobler
South
Mary Tebbe
Paul Pulliam
Lyons
Hutchinson
Kain
Colorado
Jin Lyons
Pulliam
Methodist S
A. F. McClanatian
Thornton Egger
du Pont
Alicia du Pont
Alfred 2. duPont
Wilmington
Harold Glendenning
Norwalk
Conn
Oxford
Metzler Furniture Store
McNish
Brinkman
Sheer Batiste
Ios
Goodyear
Newman
Monty
Evans Auto Supply Co
Round Corner Drug Co
Lawrence, Kans
Varsity
Bowersock
Agnes Ayres
The
Lost River
Hiro
Pathe News
Lawrence Wall Paper & Paint Company
FOLEY
E. R. Whitehort
BR. F. D
Norfolk
Val
Bowersock Theatre
Parent Teachers Associations, Women’s Clubs
Washington
Wayne Gill
F. F. Bliesner
Roy Towne
Ferris
Burdie
K. C
Borland
Bell’s Flower Shop
Kansas Electric Power Company
Scaramouche
Fixfaelt Sabatini
Blaife
Journal-World
Lawrence Daily Journal
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