Jure Marriage of Baldwin Girl in Princeton
The marriage of Miss Ruby Dean Bell of Baldwin to Harold J Reynolds occurred Tuesday afternoon in Princeton with Rev Noah W Gilbert officiating. The couple and the Bell family attended a dinner at Mr and Mrs George Garst and a woods picnic before returning to Baldwin. Reynolds, a sergeant in the Third Missouri Infantry, leaves to rejoin his unit. The bride is training as a nurse and they will live at 2624 Troost Avenue Kansas City.
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Baldwin
Ruby Dean Bell
Harold J. Reynolds
Princeton
Noah W. Gilbert
Methodist Church
F. C. Bell
Dorothy
Frances
George Garst
Reynolds
Third
Missouri Infantry
Troost Avenue
Kansas City
W. IF. Morris
H. J. Rublee
City
Nellie Barnes
W. TR. Stubbs
George Moore
Argentine
J. A. Farrell
Leavenworth
Otto Fischer
E. G. Boyed
Dean J. D. Green
Eudora
Gordon Street
Iola
Lawrence
Topeka
John Crummett
Ayital Harrison
Keith Sedwinley
J. A. Fullerton
Kate Fullerton
Griffith
Arline Griffith
A. Helwig
J. R. Barker
Raymore
J. R. Hundley
Charles R. Banker
Maud Spencer
Nellie Baines
Helen Schorn
Faye Torlhunter
Ruth Glenn
Lecompton
Ed. Hatt
Rachel Hatt
E. C. Decker
Marion
Clinton
Missouri
W. G. Woolfe
Pishinetoo
BE. T. Smith
Sevier
Salina
Kansasity
Margaret Carr
Dorothy Cole
Carol
Ethelin
Novia
M . 1. Mathews
D. Stout
Chicago
H. B. Ober
Elms
Excelsior
Adam Carter
Kany
C. LD. Fischer
Manilla
T. 1
L. M. Flory
C. H. Sanders
UMG
Vermont
Afternoon Party Honors Mrs Eva Lb Tranimond
Social notes list Mrs Frank Thompson hosting an informal gathering for guest Mrs Eva Lb Tranimond of Lawrence, with several Lawrence and Topeka area residents noted traveling or socializing in Kansas City, Leavenworth, and Eudora. Mentions of lectures, clubs, and local visits appear throughout.
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Frank Thompson
Fillmore Street
Eva Lb
Tranimond
Lawrence
Hammond
Pacific Coast
Topeka
Petrova selects Black Butterfly for Varsity Metro production
Petrova chooses The Black Butterfly as the title for Metro’s latest star vehicle at the Varsity theater on Thursday. The story by L Case Russell follows a woman's rise after love and heartbreak with Paris as a backdrop, while Wallace C Clifton adapted the screenplay and rehearsals begin in Popular Plays and Players studios. Douglas Fairbanks stars in Wild and Wooly, coming to the Varsity next Friday and Saturday, featuring horse Smile and the actor-producer’s high adventurous moments.
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Stuart Holmes
Derelict
Pathe News
Mme. Petrova
Douzlax
Fairbanks
Petrova
Metro
Varsity Theater
L. Case Russell
Wallace C. Clifton
Players Studios
Russell
Tam
Mny Witl
Paris
Sir Russell
the Arter
Douglas Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks Company
Varosity
Smile
Teelf
Douglas
Davis Mitchell wedding ties University, Fort Riley links
Lawrence residents read of a Junction City marriage uniting Alexander Baldwin Mitchell and Edna Davis on June 16 at the Morris home. Edna Davis is a Chanute native and University fine arts alumna. Mitchell recently completed law studies and attended Fort Riley training.
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Chi Omera
Lawrence
Presbyterian Church
Mitchell
A. C. Mitchell
University Law School
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Officers Reserve
Fort Riley
Daughter of Former President to Wed
Miss Cleveland announces engagement to William Stanley Dell of New York. She is the youngest daughter of the late ex President Cleveland and Mrs. Thomas J. Preston Jr. She studied the last two years at Teachers College Columbia. Dell is a Princeton graduate who served in the American ambulance corps in France.
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Cleveland
William Stanley Deli
New York
Thomas J. Preston, Jr
Teachers’ College
Columbia
Dell
Princeton
American Ambulance Corps
France
War speeds up workers aged in Italian parliament
Rome June 23 Premier Roselli and other officials are cited as examples of wartime efficiency. Senor Ili, near eighty, starts work at six and still attends sessions, while Foreign Minister Sonnino is a tireless early riser. Roselli notes he stays busy by continually pushing tasks forward.
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Rome
Paolo Boselli
Senur Ili
Ndt
Sonnino
Treasury
Carcano
Roselli
Senor Roselli
Beld
Switzerland Faces Mixed Reactions to Foreign Music Tours
In Berne six months of touring concerts bring high ticket prices and strong praise for visiting orchestras led by Nikisch and the Paris and Vienna companies. Norway’s decision to bar Nikisch sparked Swiss protests that foreign talent is used to tilt opinions amid war tensions. Opponents accuse tours of partial ensembles and profit motives while some see Norway as with moral courage.
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Berne
Switzerland
Paris Symphonie Orchestra
Vienna
Arthur Nikisch
Comedie
Nikiseh
Norway
Eri
France
Germany
Austria
Wwe
The Care of Bulls
Landscape gardener M F Ahearn of Kansas State College advises taking up bulbs such as hyacinth crocus and narcissus after leaves fade. If not dug, plant beds can be used for summer, or store bulbs in coal dust in paper bags. Deep fall planting avoids summer handling, and replanting occurs after spring bloom with removal of offset bulbs every two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Ken
M. F. Ahearn
Kansas State Agricultural College
Germans Continue Attacks on Aisne Front
German forces renew heavy activity along the Aisne as they press a series of attacks intended to slow any French offensive from Laon. Gen Petain reportedly remains in command as German efforts yield limited gains with hundreds of prisoners taken in a recent capture along a narrow front.
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Aisne
Associated Press
Laon
Petain
Miss Scott Resigns as Pinckney School Principal
Ruth Scott resigns as principal of Pinckney school in Lawrence. She had led the school for years and was reappointed this spring. The board has not acted yet and a successor will be named at the next meeting if the resignation is accepted.
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Pinckney School
Ruth Scott
Board of Education
Lawrence Schools
Miss Scott
Portugal’s Food Shortage Forces Rationing Across Lisbon
Lisbon tightens controls as flour owners must report stocks and finest foods vanish. Confec tionery, cake banned. corn bread and acorn flour substitute for wheat. gas and electric services curtailed after dark as coal remains scarce and power use risks fuel shortages. Local note adds unrelated editorials.
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Lisbon
Portuga
Portugal
London
Harry Dunnette
Culoriedo
Subd Ptally Missing in Agency Notice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a subdivision tally and a wanted notice from a local agency. The readable part shows vague references to a person or entity sought by officials with no clear names, dates, or locations.
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Adams
Delaware Street
Jure
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James Searles
Oklahoma City
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C. A. Dykstra
Osawatomie
Paola
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William Macoubrie
Waite
Addie Brown
Addie Buckminster
Ella Doering
Irene Owen
Macoubrie
Bowersock Theater
Nurses Association
Douglas County Nurses Association
Varsity
Helen Winey
Frances Statesman
Josephine Dumas
Frances Patton
Percy T’bball
Thelma Keisman
Jessie King
Ruth Ellis
Fischer
Squires Studio
McNiss
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Coburn
C. G. Dunlap
Romeo and Duliot
Profes Dunlip
North Lawrence
Katherine Fogarty
Wunction City
Irma Yates
Europe
ART Center
Berlin
Peterson's
D. E. Myers
Jorrnal
Warrht
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Revethey Pepaire
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Hester & Roberts Mfg
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Wolf’s Book Store
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