Social events and a wedding in Lawrence area notices
Alpha Chi Omega hosts rushees at Pocahontas Hall in Haskell. Miss Esther C Waugh and Howard Chapman wed at Trinity Lutheran, with a Musicians and guests from McLouth and Columbus attending. Announcements include church tea, picnics, and a Missouri City couple’s home plan.
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Alpha ‘Chi Omega
Pocahontas Hall
Haskell
H. E. Tanner
Adah
J. F. Lutz
Adrian Lindsey
Leavenworth Country Club
Alpha Chi Omega
Pocahontas Hall Garden
Lawrence
Esther C. Waugh
Eskridge
Howard Chapman
Hiawatha
Thomas Chapman
McLouth
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. A. Puls
Harold Walker
Boston
Grieg
Mary Elizabeth Blair
Carroll Nichols
International Harvester Company
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A speaker rejects gaining neighbors' goodwill by enduring their pets tormenting them, signaling personal grievance and a call for respect or relief. The line reflects conflict with community tolerance and personal insult.
Fifteenth wedding anniversary noted in Lawrence social
A fifteenth wedding anniversary gathering featured a wedding cake centerpiece and spring bouquets on quarter tables. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Schoenlein and others from Kansas City and Lawrence. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Dorothy Maxine Holcom with scrapbooks and games at Mrs. J. S. Tobler's home.
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Mrs. Laughlin
J. S. Tobler
Woodrow Sturdy
G. H. Fitz
Phil Blough
Ina Tobler
Dorothy Maxine Holcom
Louisiana Street
Local residents plan visits and vacations around nation
Mrs L N Lewis Mrs Nelle M Hopkins and James Postma left yesterday for Green Mountain Falls Colorado joined by Charles Elwell of Lawrence to travel to Carshad NM for a week. Detroit visitors Jacqueline Ann Fritzel and Margaret Fritzel arrived to visit Mr and Mrs Jack Fritzel.
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L. N. Lewis
Nelle M. Hopkins
James Postma
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Charles Elwell
Lawrence
Carshad
N. M
Ralph Altie
Jacqueline Ann
Detroit
Mich
Jack Fritzel
Margaret Fritzel
Paul O’leary
Ithaca
N. Y
O’leary
R. D O’leary
Kansas City
Dorman O’leary
Theodore O’leary
Gordon Gustafson
David
Dighton
B. G. Gustafson
J. Lawton Bennett
Jerry
J. R. Harrison
Peggy Harrison
Michigan
F. E. Kester
Betty Kester
Frederick Kester
Pearl Perky
Grace Perky
Gage Park
Topeka
Arthur Marks
Alexia Marks
Mabel Elliott
Rob
First Union Church Service Draws Big Park Attendance
About 250 persons attended the Union church service in South Park Sunday evening. Rev. Howard E. Koelb led with a sermon titled The Need of Christmas Today. Joe M. Williams sang a baritone solo Evening and Morning by Spicker. Mrs. Paul C. Rankin played the piano as hymns were sung. Rev. D. E. McGregor to lead next Sunday June 26.
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South Park
Howard E. Koelb
Park
Joe M. Willinms
Spicker
Paul C. Rankin
D. E. McGregor
Six Marriage Licenses Issued At Courthouse Saturday
The court house granted six marriage licenses Saturday afternoon. Couples include Ivan E Fol and Antoinette Moore of El Dorado and Dannebrog Nebraska Albert Lefebvre and Muriel Pfeiffer of Kansas City Missouri Harold Peterson and Vera Chenoweth of Hastings Nebraska Carl Ribeau of Centropolis and Ione Berger of Ottawa Arnold L Edmonds of Topeka and Eleanore Robinson of Lawrence Howard M Chapman of Hiawatha and Esther C Waugh of Eskridge.
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Court House
Ivan E. Foland
ElDorado
Antoinette Moore
Dannebrog
Neb
Albert Lefebvre
Muriel Pfeiffer
Kansas City
Harold Peterson
Vera Chenoweth
Hastings
Carl Ribeau
Centropolis
Ione Berger
Ottawa
Arnold L. Edmonds
Topeka
Eleanore Robinson
Lawrence
Howard M. Chapman
Hiawatha
Esther C. Waugh
Eskridge
Kuhn Swing Program Opens KU Orchestra Dance Series
Kansas City hosts a Friday night swing dance at the municipal auditorium featuring K U. Orchestra led by Louis Kuhn with Dale Shroff Dorothy Russell and Ray Buckley. W. H. Duncan sponsors the event and a revue appears during intermission.
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Louis Kuhn
K. U
Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
W. H. Duncan
Fairyland Park
Dale Shroff
Dorothy Russell
Ray Buckley
Lawrence Men in Lead in Army Flying School Class
Lawrence leads cities with three graduates in the 1988 Army advanced flying school class at Kelly Field Texas. The cohort includes two regular officers six foreign officers and 88 cadets. Named Lawrence graduates are William J Cummings Jr James E Scoggins and Edwin M Ramage.
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Army Advanced Flying School
Kelly Field
Tex
Lawrence
Lawrence Wh
William J. Cummings, Jr
James E. Scoggins
Edwin M.ramage
Burglary Reported At 825 Louisiana Home
Thieves entered the F. B. McColloch residence at 825 Louisiana around 8 45 PM Saturday, cutting a back screen and breaking a door window to gain entry. The bedroom was ransacked and $70 in currency plus a $7 penny box and jewelry were stolen.
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F. B. McColloch
Louisiana
Social notes from Pony Creek area brighten week
Reno and Perry residents welcomed relatives and visitors from Kansas City Topeka and Oklahoma. The Busy Bee club held a luncheon meeting with new members and prizes. Edith Hayward began dietitian work in Kansas City after KU graduation. Jack White attended the Pony Creek 4-H club round-up in Manhattan with hundreds of youths in attendance.
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Wilford Leonhart
Lawrence
Edith Hayward
Washington
Walter Wiley
Western Points
V. A. de Hoff
Nathan Osborn
Ida Osborn
Gilford Ridgeway
Orville Osborne
David Osborn
McLouth
Nettie Haworth
Stanwood
Robert Graham
Mable Roberts
Kenneth Pearson
Kansas City
R. A. Phenicie
Georgiana
Dorothy May Bleakley
Missouri
Jack White
Manhattan
Pony Creek
Bignall
Arkansas City
Kan
Harry White
Fred Bignall
Bethel Guests Dine With Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. G Oehrle and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rappard were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Brecheisen. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Featherston with Lloyd and Lila were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Featherston.
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G. Oehrle
Charles Rappard
Johnny Brecheisen
Lew Featherston
Lloyd and
Lila
Mr. Featherston
Community notes from Richmond and Overbrook
Mrs. Charley Jones visits Overbrook ill with measles. Bethel church hosts a picnic indoors due to rain. The Children’s day pageant God’s Flowerland at Bethel church. Death of Lennie Vance prompts funeral attendance in Lees Summit. Lawn party for Children’s day participants hosted by Mrs. Cleveland Clark and Mrs. Charles Jones. Mrs Sant Owens to stay with sister in Overbrook. Mrs. Lee Jones visits in Olathe with her parents.
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Charles Smith
Richmond
Charley Jones
Overbrook
Clarence Coursen
Bethel Church
Raymond Oehrle
Durene
Cecil Brecheisen
Elgytha
Wilma Hoffman
John
Lennie Vance
Kansas City
Mae Vance
Velma
Lees Summit
Cleveland Clark
Charles Jones
Sant Owens
Lee Jones
Olathe
Mrs. Wilson
Obituary of Claude L Wells life of Baldwin native dies on the coast
Claude L Wells born near Lawrence on April 7 1893 son of Charles and Martha Wells died in Los Angeles on June 3 1938 aged 45 years one month and 28 days He lived in or near Baldwin most of his life moving to the west coast six years ago He married Pearl Pence on December 25 1917 they had two children one died in infancy Survived by wife daughter Shirley Jeanne parents sister Mrs E A Elmore brother Kenneth Wells niece Joanne Elmore and many relatives Funeral held at 2 pm Tuesday June 7 at White Emerson Chapel Whittier conducted by Rev Arthur J Silvers Interment Rose Hills mausoleum
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Claude L. Wells
Charles
Martha Wells
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Baldwin
West Coast
Pearl Pence
Pearl
Shirley Jeanne
E. A. Elmore
Kenneth Wells
Joanne Elmore
White- Emerson Chapel
Whittier
Arthur J. Silvers
Rose Hills Mausoleum
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Ack Brand
Dick Coolidge
Everly Brand
Freddy van Bebber
Ann Clifton
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von Williams
Phyllis Florence
San Diego
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Williams
Salt Lake City
Enola Glover
Palo Alto
Victor B. Buhler
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University of Kansas
Kansas City General Hospital
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Woodie Laughlin
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
John Roosevelt
Anne Clark
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Nahant
Mass
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Alvin Rogers
Frank Bereiteer
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Ronald
E. H. Bereiter
Edgar Kyle
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Janes Holcom
Dorothy Tobler
Eleanor Frowe
Julia Fritzel
Mesdames
William Frowe
A. L. Holcom
Joe Sturdy
Max Reeves
Emery Woodward
C. V. Bryant
Harold Roa
M. L. Holcom
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Order of the Eastern Star
Leavenworth
Art Rowlands
la Jolla
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Edwin F. Abels
White Sulphur Springs
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National Editorial Association
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E. A. Tryon
Elm Street
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Leon Bauman
Watawa
Okla
Ruth Hoover
University of
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Hutchinson
Elliott Penner
Lloyd Metzler
Cambridge
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Carl They
Elmer Asplund
Chicago
Robert McFarland
Fred Murr
Adele
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K. U. Orchestra
McColloch
Reno
Sylvester Creel
California
Charles Ulrich
Pauline
Gladys Black
Tonganoxie
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M. T. Black
Ellen McCrary
Will Deay
H. P. Leonhart
James Ashlock
van Dyke
H. M. Little
Perry
Marie Newby
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Woahink Lake
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Redwood Highway
Joe Graves
L. I. Pearson
Robert Hildebrand
James H. Beach
George McBroom
Mattox
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Kansas
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Bowker Hide
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