Wedding Bells In Lawrence As Hyre-Mason Tie Vows
Miss Mabel Edith Hyre wed Thomas S. Mason of Eureka Kansas in a home ceremony at 1141 Rhode Island Street Lawrence. Rev G W Burgin officiated with Lohengrin Bridal Chorus. Afterward guests of relatives and close friends shared refreshments in the dining room. The couple will reside at 1130 New Hampshire Street after July 1. The bride, daughter of C W Hyre of Lawrence, is a Lawrence High and University of Kansas alumna. Mason, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Mason of Eureka, is an Eureka High School graduate. He has worked in accounting at Poehler Mercantile Co. Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schaal
Rhode ‘Island
Mabel
Edith ‘Hyre
Thomas S. Mason
Eureka
Kans
G. W. Burigin
The
Brethren Church
Lohengrin
Hazel E. Lynn
Lawrence
Marvin Hyre
Nine
Mason
C. W. ‘Lyre
Irl
Lawrence High School
University of Kansas
Charles Mason
Baker University
Poehler , Mercantil: Company
New Hampshire Street
Personal notices of clergy and locals abroad
The column lists numerous short items: Rev S B Lucas will lead Sunday services in LeRoi. Mrs Jack Dailey and daughter in Eudora. Rev F M Testerman in Ottawa. David Mackey back from Harvard University. Miss Margery Day visiting grandparents in Lecompton. Miss Fay Husted and Miss Hazel Faringer in Kansas City. Mrs Sophia Almquist and Miss Louise Almquist in Eudora. Ella Wilshore, Royal Neighbors official, visiting Baldwin. Carl Meng and Pete McCall, former University students, headed to San Francisco with Frank Cuddeback bound for Kellogg Idaho. Mr and Mrs Stanton Teter back in Hutchinson. Mrs W H Barton to Vinland. Miss Lottie Lesh to Kansas City. Roger Williams to Topeka on business. Mrs Dora Helmick en route to Paulina, Iowa. Miss Miriam and Helen Hand visiting Lawrence. Miss Madeline Carter returning to Topeka after visiting her mother Ella Carter. ad for Budweiser case.
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S. B. Lucas
LeRoi
Jack Dailey
Eudora
F. M. Testerman
Ottawa
David Mackey
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard’ University
Margery Day
Lecompton
J. W. Fleenor
Fay Husted
Hazel Faringer
Kansas City
Sophia Almquist
Louise Almquist
Ella Wilshore
The
Royal Neighbors
Baldwin
Carl Meng
Pete McCall
University
San Francisco
Cal
Frank Cuddeback
Kellogg
Idaho
Stanton Teter
Hutchinson
Emil Gauck
W. H. Barton
Vinland
F. N
Stanwix
Lottie Lesh
Roger Williams
Topeka
Rednick
Dora
Helmick
Paulina
Iowa
Miriam
Helen Hand
Lawrence
Madeline Carter
Ella
Carter
McNish
Lemon juice skin whitening lotion from Orchard White mix
A vintage advertorial describes a skin whitening lotion made by mixing the juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to create a quarter pint. It claims to whiten the face neck arms and hands without irritation and is promoted as a beautifier used by famous stage beauties and best used immediately after preparation.
Peggy Prim Shops Keeps Cool In Summer Shopping Spree
Peggy shops at Thornton's Drug Store for fresh chocolates and cool treats, visits New York Cleaners for bathrobes and dainty garments, finds low prices on vacation toiletries at Innes', admires Cavalier furniture at Eriksen's, and notes season needs with canning supplies at Hunter Brothers Grocery and Green Brothers Hardware. Peggy highlights heat, freshness, and bargains across multiple local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
New York
Hunter
Brothers ‘Grocery
Herrick Refrigerator and Summer Shopping Highlights
Peggy visits Mrs Ackerman's hat shop, notices hats on sale, and learns Sample's Barber Shop offers hair care and toiletries for hot weather. The piece mentions finishing photos at Squire's Studio and asks Rankin's Drug Store for the best sunburn lotion as Peggy experiences the summer heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Sample’s
Pegezy
Rankin’s Drug Store
Rankin’s
Nylons Almond Lotion Aids Peggy Sunburn Comfort
Peggy tries Nylons Almond Lotion and finds rapid soothing of sunburn with a cooling feel. The ad copy emphasizes healing effect and relief from heat, presenting the product as an effective skincare aid for sunburned skin.
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Peggy
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Clu
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Old Friends’ Club
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Gus Willman
James Shirck
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Marian Wright
Marie Carpenter
Jack Prentice
Charles Noble
Marian Noble
Carl Hale Reber
Margaret Forsythe
Mildred Forsythe
Gladys Virginia Shuck
Preston Prentice
Carl Reber
Ed Forsythe
Olga Eberth
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C. J. le Shure
Mary Belle
Ralph. Collman
Mary Belle le ‘Shure
Dow Dews
Lawson
Edward Ae
Everett Lee
Gertrude
M. Ey
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FP. P. Smith
Masonic Temple
William Frank March
Franklin Tierce Smith
Masonic
Temple
Abe Levy
D.I. Maggard
Wichita
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Japan
James Searles
Oklahoma City
R. C. Jackman
Robert House
Dorothy Perkins
Arlene Church
Esther Johnson
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Helen Mack
Miss Church
Olive Weatherby
Rosé McCulloch
Josephine Klein
Virginia Hutson
Marion Decker
Thelma Edmondson
Florence Beamer
Frances’ Gibbs
Ruth Wellman
E. R. Learned
W.H. Hayden
Youngstown
Ohio
J. T. Constant
J. L. Constant
Anna M. Myers
Chicago
Clyde Constant
Junction City
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Péairs
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Harriet Constant
Lillian
Constant
Olive . Constant
Paul Rankin
Charles
Pauline
Harold Constant
Charles Constant
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George R. Esterly
Caroline
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Irma Spangler
B. Esterly
W. H. Hayden
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New York Street
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Marjorie Reed
Jack Rhyier
Arthur Winchell
Robert Crooks
Glinda Hill
Harry Helwig
Ruth Helwig
League For the Conservation of Vision
Romine & Son
Peggy Prim
Thornton
Innes
Eriksen
Green Brothers Hardware
Barbers Drug Store
Herrick
Squire
Normandy
Tub
Dimity
Bulleness
American Magazine
Zane Grey
Gene Stratton Porter
Scattergood
Kelland
Harl H. Bronson
Massachusetts
Bowerlock Opera House
Frank H. Roberts
Russell’s Booterie
Taleum
Sickel’s
Art Furniture Co
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Metzler
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