Society Soxman Nea l Marriage at Soxman Home
Tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs C Soxman 123 New York Street Goldie Soxman will wed Prof Paul S Neal of Towner Colorado The ceremony will feature Miss Helmick singing Believe It Be All Those Endearing Charms and Mendelssohn Wedding March The bridal party follows Crystal Soxman leading the procession Bridesmaids dress and flowers described Guests will enjoy a two course luncheon after the ceremony
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Soxman-Neal
Mrs. C. Soxman
New York Street
Goldie
Crystal Soxitan
Gessie Ewing
Don Soxman
Hargett
Pi Phi Picnic Sets Annual Event At Lakeview
An all day Pi Phi sorority gathering for Kansas State Agricultural College and University of Kansas members decided to hold an annual picnic. Lawrence attendees included Mrs. Hershberger and many students while Topeka delegates arrived with Effie Dean and Virginia Meade among others.
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Pi Phi
Kansas State ‘Agricultural College
University of Kansas
Lakeview
Lawrence
J. Hershberger
Helen Hershberger
Ruth Peairs
Grace Zoellner
Eleanor Atkinson
Mary Atkinson
Adrianna Atkinson
Gertrude Wiggin
Dorothy Wiggin
Helen In
Adam Dyke
Helen Peairs
Helen | Pendelton
Laura Pendelton
James Perkins
M. Brown
Topeka
Arthur Mills
Effie Dean
Faye Paddock
Virginia Meade
Jane Man
Local social notes recount visits and departures in Kansas towns
Miss Bertha Sellards and Miss May Sellards returned from a Kansas visit. Ruth Dyeheek and Mrs. W. Yams reburned home in Topeka. Dr. A. G. Sellards, visiting in Lawrence, returned to Portsmouth Ohio. Willard Murphy arrives in Lawrence for summer with his mother. Mrs. Kampert and son George visit their Seneca farm. Mrs. Sproul departs for Pennsylvania and stops in Lakin on the way. Mrs. Newlin and son Elwood of Fresno leave for Hutchinson. Otto Fischer heads to St. Louis for a short stay. Arthur Steinberg of St. Louis visits Lawrence on business. Mr. and Mrs. Howe of Webster Groves entertain friends. Mr. Ackning leaves for several weeks on his farm. Mrs. Marks travels to Kansas City for a short visit. George Kirchoff spends day in Lecompton on business. Carl James returns from Paola and will join his company for Fort S ticus. E. J. Turner and family guests of the Lewis Irane. Misses Lugg and Mary Hackman depart for Chicago then Elizabeth, New Jersey. George Kreeck visits Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Allison return to Olathe after visiting the Kreecks. Miss Mary Jane Bennett returns home to Tulsa after visiting in Lawrence. Miss Nell Kuhn returns to Kansas City after visiting her parents. Mrs. C. Bailey and daughters Mae Marion and Lucile go to Kansas City for the day. Bailes, the Santa Fe general auditor, is noted in Baltimore.
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Bertha Sellards
May Sellards
Vsit
Kansas
Ute
Ruth Dyehereek
W. Yams
Topeka
Dk Stewart
A. G.sellards
Barbara Sellards
Tortsmouth
Ohio
Willard Murphy
West Point
Lawrence
D. Murphy
Beulah Murphy
B. J. Kampert
George
Seneca
J.C. Sproul
Penn
Lakin
Steele Sprouil
Ernest Newlin
Elwood
Fresno
California
Hutchinson
S. Peckham
Kansas City
Otto ‘Fischer
E. J. Allison
Olathe
Lewis Kreeck
Mary Jane Bennett
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Cecil
Grimes
Nell Kuhn
E. N. Kuhn
C. Bailey
Mae
Rion
Lucile
Local residents make brief regional trips and visits
A series of short movements and visits across cities include Mrs E J Holland spending the day in Eudora, C K Dow and J L Brock in De Soto, J B Hundley on a Kansas City trip, J W Miller heading to Redlands for summer, Miss Louise Elliott in Kansas City, Mrs L G Brenner visiting Mrs Schwartz in Lawrence, Neil Dormelly and Ralph Spotts on business in Kansas City and Ottawa, Lamar Hoover in Lawrence, Mary Jane Bennett en route to Tulsa, Harry Morton homeward from Kansas City, A V Grady returning to Humbert, B V Bennet in Lawrence, Miss Li Kuhn and Miss Ella Oden traveling to Kansas City, E E Soderstrom visiting Mount Oread, and F L Sullivan visiting Lawrence from Los Angeles, a former resident now California-based.
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E. J. Holland
Eudora
C.K. ‘Dow
de Soto
J. L. Brock
DeSoto
J. RB. Hundley
Kansas City
J. W. Miller
Redlands
Louise Elliott
L. G.brenner
Schwartz
Lawrence
Neil Dormelly
Ralph Spotts
Ottawa
Lamar Hoover
Mary Jane Bennett
Tulsa
Harry Morton
A.V. Grady
B. V
California
Kansan Former Candidate for U S Senate
Former Kansan F C Hellstrom emerges as a leading Democratic hopeful for the U S Senate in North Dakota. Born in Lone Star, he has twice run for governor, often leading the ticket, and is noted as a KU graduate who practiced law in Lawrence. His statewide appeal and background position him as a strong nominee.
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United States
Kansas
Idaho
F. C. Hellstrom
Lone Star
North Dakota
Woodrow
Wilson
Hellstrom
University of Kansas
Iti
Lawrence
Tas. Mitchell
Moore elected to fill geologist chair at KU
Dr. Raymond C. Moore of Chicago University has been chosen to replace Prof W H Twenhofel in KU geology. Moore, who earned his PhD this spring and received Summa title, will take over Twenhofel’s duties, teaching in Lawrence from September. He is single and highly recommended by Erasmus Haworth. Twenhofel left KU in April for Minnesota.
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Raymond C. Moore
Chicago University
K. U
Doctor Moore
Lawrence
Chicago
Twenhofel
Erasmus Haworth
Improvements Planned for First Methodist Church
A mass meeting at the First Methodist Church discussed improvements costing nearly ten thousand dollars. Plans include a new roof, interior redecoration, and extensive basement remodeling for Sunday school rooms, with a report to be given next Monday night by a five member committee. The work aims to be completed this summer.
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Tthe First Methodist Church
Lawrence Day Visits Highlight Local Travel
Miss Drexel Powell traveled to Kansas City today while Mr. Buchler and son closed a threshing outfit deal in Lawrence. W W Adair, ex dispenser at Dick Brothers Drug, heads to Colorado for the summer via Denver then Moffat line. J W Cox spent the day in Lawrence en route to Tonganoxie with Mrs Hoffman Sedalia and Mrs Flack Coffeyville guests. Amy Short of Quines Illinois and Bessie Marth of Topeka visited Lawrence while Winkelman of Linwood spent the day there today.
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Mr. Buchler and Son
Lawrence
W.W. Adair
Dick Brothers’ Drug Store
Colorado
Adair
Denver
Moffat
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Jeff
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Qwen Moore
Susan Rocks
Triangle Feature
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Lyndon
Ruth Collins
Miss Soxtman
Soxman
Lcarrence
Mi E. Church
Neal
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Towner
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Kentucky
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Baton’ Rouge
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Gertrude Lu Coss
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Berenice Lemon
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Lanerence
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Cecil Shearer
Wyatt Scott
Shearer
Business’ College
Carmen Laundry Supply Co
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Friendship Club
Lawrence W. C. T. UL
Rowe
Hemphill
Charles Fe, Engel
Eastman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mothers League
The
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Iit
New Hampshire Street
Mrs. A. Roper
Marjorie Esther
W. A. McKeever
University of Wyoming
University’ of Utah
Utah State Agricultural College
Utah
Wyoming
Chi Omega House
Helianthus
Helianthus Club
N. D. Fischer
Seventh Street
Ed Charlton
George C. Foster
George Darsie
R. C
Morrow
Claude Hough
Sluskogee
Helen, Meador
Bride
Wichita
Lucile Blackfan
Halstead
Winnifred Siever
North Lawrence
Blackfan
Sie
Kansas University
Wichita Beacon
Salina
Fern Fitzrick
Arthur Frederick
A.re
Frederick
William Kruse
Mary Wilhelmina
James Dwyer
Lawrence, Kan
Leavenworth Times
German Lutheran Church Society
Women’s Society of the
German Lutheran Church
George Schutz
Indiana Street
Long
Unitarian Church
Will’ F. Kingsbury
Mlingis
Aurora
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Elvin
J. J. Hutt
Militia
Woodland Park
Kurt Riley
Muriel Strong
Marian Henley
Nan Goff
Mattie Finch
Phyllis Dunnett
Marguerite Reinisch
Louise Hutt
Irene Cutter
Elizabeth Mackey
Alice Docking
Edwina Peckham
Katherine Trane
Lois~ Burke
Helen Winer
Genevieve West
Martha Mac
Hazel Stubbs
Mildred Light
J . Wyatt
Marion West
Margaret Haworth
Rose Haworth
Agnes Sutton
Cora, Shinn
Erma Lynn
Miercoles Clu
Miercoles
Like View
Raymond's Tea Room
Arthur Steinberg
St. Louis
Lawrence Lai
Wok. Howe
Webster Groves
Tawrenen
Charles Aohning
Ngae Lat
Sol Marks
Kansas‘ City
George Kirchoff
Lecompton
Carl
James
Paola
Tofay
Fort
Asticus
E. J. Turner
Dorothy
LaVerne
George Timmons
Clifton, Ka
Lewis Irane
Lugg
Mary Hackman
Ill
Elizabeth
New Jersey
George Kreeck
VO. Hellstrem
Andir Pi
U.S
Burke
Raymond C.moore F
Ethel Morrow
Tom Veatch
David R
Varsity
Fierson
Jack’ Walton
Helen
Abilene
Squires Studio
Thompson Studio
Mass. St
Dune Sale
Fimily Atairs
Brinkman’s Bakery
Drexel Powell
Squires
J. W
Cox
Lawrenice
Tonganoxie
A. S14 Hoffman
Sedalia, Mo
Fll. Flack
Coffeyuilfe
J. N. Gerdop
Amy‘ Short
Quines
Lawrence On
Duainess
Miss Bessie
Magrth
Winkelman
Linwood
Todal
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Airdome Tonight
Rose of Panama Co
Joe Mall
Vera Hassen
Evans Drug Store
Massachusetts
Black Cat
Mass
Prige
Otto Fischer
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