Lawrence Bridegrooms and Society Notes in June
Luiss Virginia Colman of Kanwaka married Milton William Sanderson of Lawrence at a 3 o'clock ceremony yesterday in the brides home. The service featured violin music, yellow and white decorations, and a reception for over forty guests. The article also covers the marriage of Dorothy S. Newlin to John C. Carter at the bride’s parents home with details of attendants, music, and attire. Additional society notices include other weddings, guests, and various club events and notices from Lawrence, Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luiss Virginia Colman
Asa Richardson Colman
Kanwaka
Milton William Sanderson
William Calvin Sanderson
Lawrence
Seth W. Slaughter
First Christian Church
Lyman Henderson
Leavenworth
Rosary
Aame Laurie
Joanna Hill
Ethan Smith
Margaret Colman
Helen Sanderson
Alberta Randel
W. D. Wear
University of Kansas
Abe McKinsey
Horton
Ted Sanderson
George Blossom
Wendell
Edna Bates
Frank Sanderson
Toneka
Aliss Alberta Randle
Goff
Ray Moore
Herington
Dorothy S. Newlin
John C. Carter
George L. Newlin
Edwin F. Price
Relen Kemp
Francis B. Houston
Garter
Marie Sabol
Kairy
Carter
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Jayhawk Creamery
Kentucky Street
J. E. Carter
Bradford
J. R. Rinker
Eskridge
Alvin ‘Harrison
Topeka
Robert Ulrich
A. E. Tunin
Perry Sewers
Dave Ferguson
Baldwin
Leone Willis
Theodore Newlin
Marie, Aliene
Evelyn Sabol
Walter Babbit
Hiawatha
Personal travels fill busy day in Kansas town
A long list of residents and visitors plan interstate trips and gatherings. Mrs Julia E Moore and daughter depart for Oak Park New Jersey. Mrs A M Marion and Katherine head to Pittsburgh with Prof Patterson. Rev W H Owen and son visit from Wheat Ridge Colorado. many others plan trips through Oklahoma, Texas, Illinois and Connecticut, with stops in Chicago and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia E. Moore
Harold R. Hilkey
Oak Park
A. M. Marion
Katherine Marion
Pittsburgh
Penn
D. L. Patterson
Chicago
W. H. Owen
William
Wheatridge
Colo
E. M. Owen
Owen
J. L. Constant
Oklahoma City
Lillian Constant
FE. Trueblood
Lowell Trueblood
Troy
Yellowstone Park
F. M. Holliday
Ottawa
School of City Financial Administration
League of Kansas Municipalities
George Ford
Atoka
Okla
Inok
J. N. Gordon
Earl H. Marshall
Georgetown
Tex
H. Marsh
Jimmy
A. M. Hoffman
Cofferville
F. L. Flack
Tulsa
Oscar Hiddleston
Eugene Strimpple
Earl Strimple
Toneka
Davis
Garfield
Pearl Johnson
Topeka
Justice Neale
Salina
Penfield Jones
Don A. Kendall
Great Bend
Kendall
Jones
Hartford
Conn
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Lawrence
A. G. Ulrich
Garden City
Walter Herriott
Lawrence Myers
Lawrence, Jr
Jane Claire
Myers
Anna Myers
J. T. Constant
Agnes Gonger
Jack
Esther Swanson
Paw Paw
Mich
Holy Land
France
Egypt
Syria
Europe
Budapest
Hungary
Oberammergau
Mary Ellis
Georgetta Sullivan
Richland
Flagstaff
Ariz
Pratt
Betty
Washington Daybook Capital Ins and Outs
Washington insiders laugh at General Johnson scolding Representative Sol Bloom over NRA staff in the Commerce Building. The incident reflects rising tensions as lawmakers wait for access and decisions in a sprawling federal complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Sol Bloom
New York
NRA
Bloom
Department of Commerce
Valley Grove News Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Sunday calls to Lulu May Murphy at Knowledge Hill follow her return from Memorial hospital where she is recovering. Visitors from Liberal and Lawrence areas call on families, attend church, and travel to Winchester and Oskaloosa. Local events include a well attended Wellman chapel Children's Day program and a 110 acre plowing effort for the Seely farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G.thiry
Thiry-Murphy
Knowledge Hill
Lulu May Murphy
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Oskaloosa
Millard Stewart, Jr
Oklahoma City
P. J. Stallard
Williamstown
C. M
Eliza Stewarts
John Lyn
Hansel Cayton
Missouri
Cayton
Rachel Edson
Lawrence
William Abel
DeSoto
James Holliday
Mel Blaylock
Midland
Waldo Ogle
Grover Husted
Tom
Will
Ruby Swain
Stanwood
Wellman Chapel
Winford Thiry
Arlo
Charles Herschell
Leo Smith
Walter
Wilbur
Elmer Weint
Ruth Rose
Lawrence Ward
Mr. Ward
Leavenworth
George Edmonds
Milton Rose
Miss Rose
Lawrence summer school plans noted for Petrie family
The article outlines plans for a Lawrence summer school attendance by Mrs. Richard Petrie and her son Kenneth Moses, with additional local notices. It mentions McLouth church anniversary, upcoming events June 23 and 24, and several visits among area families including Petries, Champions, Stewarts, and Borst. Work on Wellman road is a projected late summer or fall start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kenneth Moses
Richard Petrie
Halstead
Richard
Wellman Road
McLouth
Rims
Douglas County
AJ Petrie
Georgie
Bobbie
W. A. Dunbar
Ray Stewart
Edna Plant
R. J. Stewart
Herbert Champion
Harold Champion
Joan of McLouth
HR. Champion
Charles Petrie
H. Gorst
Ackerland
Ward Petrie
Shirley Stewart
Georgia Petrie
H. G. Borst
Stull Evangélical church hosts reception for new minister
Last Wednesday evening the Stull Evangelical church held a reception for Rev. Husscher and his family. A large crowd attended, enjoying visiting and games, followed by ice cream and cake. Rev. Husscher and family expressed thanks for the reception and donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stull
L. Dexter
Richland
Ralph Rake
Clarence Montfoort
Albert Deister
Theodore Hall
Ernest Kampschroeder
John Husscher
Kraft Store
Irene Mahoney
Burlin- Rame
O. A. Bidinger
Billie Bahnmaier
Bobbie Bowen
Letha Walter
Doris
Delma
Nichols
Fred Hartman
John Kraft
Daisy Jene Montfoort
Ad Scheer
Betty Lou Murphy
Topeka
J. D. Gibler
Harvey Koehler
Betty Leu
John Keehlar
Sara Slavens
Raymond Hoffsommer
Arthur Wulfkuhle
Topeka Visitors and Local 4-H Activities Noted
Greenwood Valley residents Bobby Lines and Raymond Meyers visit Topeka with relatives. Families Marshall Dale and H W De Wittie join their father in Topeka. Grace Kellogg and Deen Glenn attend the Manhattan 4-H round-up as Big Springs and Hi Point delegates. Otterbein Guild and the W M A plan a mother and daughter banquet at the church basement Thursday. Dorothy and Margaret Brooke hosted the Rice 4-H group event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Lines
Topeka
Johnnie Kellogg
Raymond Meyers
M. T. Brooks
Marshall
Dale
H. W. DeWittie
Grace Kellogg
Deen Glenn
Manhattan
Big Springs Sand
Otterbein Guild
Miss Dorothy
Margaret Brooke
Covered Dish Luncheon By Local Club At Home
A tan day meeting was held at the home of Mrs Lucille Frandle with members Dorothy Johnson Duane Kent Margaret Lee Moen Helen Frakes Thelma Fasig Jean Langdon Dorothy Heim Virginia Langdon Francis Dutledge Lynn McDonald Clarence Zinn Bobby Gross Earle Derle Merton Whittow Junior Smith Henrietta Riley Lorraine Morriss Rachel Axter Junior Rutledge Dean Niceademus Emeriett a Martin and visitors Mrs Kent Mrs Brooks Francis Thomas Brooke Willis Zinn Junior Kent in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune 5
Dorothy Johnson
Duane Kent
Margaret Lee Moen
Helen Frakes
Thelma Fasig
Jean Langdon
Dorothy Heim
Virginia Langdon
Francis Dutledge
Lynn McDonald
Clarence Zinn
Bobby Gross
Earle Derle
Merton Whittow
Junior Smith
Henrietta Riley
Lorraine Morriss
Rachel Axter
Junior Rutledge
Dean Niceademus
Emerietta Martin
Lucille
Union area social notes and school events
Union residents host dinners and picnics as committees plan the homecoming at the Union school. Local families visit, attend the World's Fair in Chicago, and celebrate graduates including Veda Sutton Eva Wrichtsman Milton Niebrugge. Miss Gertie Deay of Vinland is hired to teach Union school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Schwartz
Albert Schwartz
Union School District
Pleasant Hour Circle
Township Hall
the Thomas and
Frank Bartina
Kansasity
Mae Young
Raymond Ochrle
Ruth Young
Marvin Herr
California
Amos Flory
Herr
Chicago
Union School
Veda Sutton
Eva Wrichtsman
Milton Niebrugge
Frank Sutton
Helen
William Nicbrugee
Karland Milton
Wrightsman
Marvin
Dean
Marie Young
FP. K. Beck
Elaine
June
Nelson
Wellsville
Arthur Flory
Cory Wray
Gertie Deay
Vinland
Union
Winter social notices from Washington to Lecompton
Mrs. Eugene Van Vranken and small son Tommy of Washington DC, Mrs. Fred Nace and Miss Louise Clark of Lecompton visit the Richards. Helen Banks stays with aunt Mrs Pryor. Ethie Banks visits sister Mrs Edith Miller in Lawrence. Clubgoers and guests attend gatherings across Kanwaka, Pleasanton, Rosevale and area with multiple family visits and showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene van Vranken
Tommy
Washington, D.C
Fred Nace
Louise Clark
Lecompton
William Richards
Helen Banks
Frank Pryor
Ethie Banks
Lawrence
Edith Miller
Ray Mitchell
Paul Winter
Barker
Johnson Taylor
Charles, Winter
Ethan Sims
Glen
Arlene
Bobby
Sims
Pleasanton
Kan
John Baugh
Billy Baugh
Dorothy Armstrong
Crowder
Dorothy Buerman
Mary Miller
Ida Mae Richards
Virginia Colman
J. S. Emmett
Kanwaka
Pete Kelch
Bell Memorial Hospital
Roseale
W. L. Richards
Virginia
Billy Jean
Local residents share dinners visits and hospital news
Elaine and James Ralph Banks hosts Friday night gathering. Lawrence guest Ruth Miller and Kansas City guest Keith Baugh dine with E A Sims family. Various neighbors attend quilting sessions and hospital treatment for Ethan Sims. Several trips to Lawrence Topeka Ottawa and Lecompton noted along with club meetings and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine
James Ralph Banks
Ruth Miller
Lawrence
Keith Baugh
Kansas City
E. A. Sims
William Richards
The
Sims Ome
Ray Mitchell
Fannie Miller
Leila Pryor
Rebecca Banks
Jessie Winter
Ruth Richards
Dorothy Buerman
George Richards
Ethan Sims
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Alonday
Maude Ferguson
Geor Richards
Ida Mae Richs
J.C. Buerman
Topeka
Hugh Moorland
Harold Claar
Ethianks
Willis Colman
Claire J
Vanita
A. R. Reed
Oakridge
Glenn Weeks
Lloyd Kennett
George Kennett
A. A. Blues
Patricia
Evanston
Wyo
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. D. Miller
Ruth. Ora
R. R. Jackman
MM. Jackman
Wiam ‘Carter
Jeannette Wheeler
Howard Veatch
C. Shimmons
Ruesday Finesse Club
Fred Jaedicke
P. W. Club
Faye Gosper
C. L. Heatherington
W. F. Ellington
Winner
S. C
Princess Allene
Howard M. Moechel
Woonsocket
S. D
M. Moechel
T. A. Johnson
Board of
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Emily Elvestrom
Blue Earth
Kermit Johnson
Louise M. Pearson
Brandon
Chester A. Hange
Garretson
Moechel
Ridgeway
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Woonsocket High School
Dakota Wesleyan University
Sigma Tau Delta
Pi Gamma Mu
Phi Beta Sigma
Carter, 3. D
Frank Johns
Oak Ridge
Ross-Stanwix
Tom Cawley
Joe Hemphill
H. C. Nunemaker
Vinland Young People’s Christian Association
Vinland High School
Shellenberg
Pleasant Hour Club
Charles Daniels
Thomas J. Coonan
Baltimore, Md
Irene Dyer
Harry A. Traffert, Jr
Spokane
Waste
Mina P. Dias
Grace Perky
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Ida, Swadley
Lara Warnick
Stella Eastman
Barbara Fritchie
A. W. Lamb
Mary Louise
Martha
Daisy Williams
Ida Swadley
Emma Falley
H.C. Rumsey
Afrs
C. ‘A. Caulfield
Alameda
Cal
Helmer Klock
P. F. McLamb
Brooklyn
J. A. West
Mary Jane Melton
R. B. Stevens
Bartlett
Airs
McLamb
Willismy
Irs
Eugene Coombs
South Park
Lola Craig
Bess Lawrence
Sherman A. Delaney
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Philadelphia
Sara Constant Delaney
Eagles
Mrs
Lewis B. Longs
So Sew Quilting Club
Lawrence Parks
W. C. Slusser
New Hampshire Street
Busy Bee
Clinton
Fay Anderson
Harriet Hume
Mabel Elliott
Winnie Lawrance
Miss Elliott
Vermont Street
Francis Merrill
San Diego
Merrill
Merri
Mr. Merrill
Harper's
Mary Miller Barnes
Long Beach
Mary Exritt Osmond
Los Angeles
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Senate
Byrd
Rex Tugwell
House
Commerce
Roosevelt
Washington Daybook
Merbert Plummer
Valley Grove
Yarnold-Stull
Greenwood Valley
Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner Drug Store
Cook
Lawrence Paint & Paper Store
Margaret
Harry
Laura Dick
Perry
Newt Hamlin
Ward
Bullock’s Dickinson Theatre
KAW Valley & Western
Kansas City, Mo
Lawrence, Kansas
Westbound
Bonner Springs
Linwood
Eastbound Ly
Lawrence Ly
Linwood Ly
K.C. Mo
Wit
A.M
Wld
Deer
P.M
J. Z. Miller, Jr
Q, Claflin
Trustees
JTS
Scholls
Dr. Scholl
Otto Fischer
Independent Laundry
Vt. St
Lawrence Awning CO
Jack Popplewell
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