Johnsons Announce Daughter’s Wedding to Rees
Lawrence residents Mr and Mrs J o Johnson announce the June 22 marriage of their daughter Cleta to Howell P Rees of Scoti Kansas. The couple will reside in Harrisonville Maryland after August 1. Rees and Cleta both studied at the University, with Cleta active in Gamma Phi Beta Mu Phi Epsilon and Rees in Acacia fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Johnson
Cleta
Howell P. Rees
Scoti
Kans
Qand
Rees
White River Country
Harrisonville
University School
Piand
Gamma Phi Beta
Mu Phi
Reés
Acacia Fraternity
Personal notices from Kansas era headlines and names
Mrs E J A Cash spent the day in Kansas City. L Dawson of Olathe returned home after a business trip to Lawrence. Miss Caroline Stevens spent the day in Kansas City. C D Cowgill went to Kansas City for the day. Hackbarth went to Kansas City to spend theRoyaio sent to Kansas City. Mrs Gertrude Hand and daughter returned to Kansas City after a visit with Willard Pasewark. H E Grizzelle of New York City was in Lawrence on university business. Miss Mary Palmer spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs Russell Cowgill and daughter Nancy arrived from Portland en route to Fayetteville and will stay with G D Cowgill. Raymond Gould came to attend the funeral of A W Garvin. Miss Mae Edmondson returned to Kansas City after visiting relatives. Mrs H B Bell of Evanston spent this morning in Lawrence. Prof Gustave Soderlund left for Provincetown Mass for the summer. Mrs W St Stubbs spent today in Topeka. Arthur W Davidson will leave for New York City for summer. Miss Fay Tackwell went to Kansas City for a week visiting friends. L A Simons of Kansas City spent Sunday with his brother. Mr and Mrs L H Menger spent Sunday with Mrs E M McNamara. Dean and Mrs Donald Swarthout made a business trip to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Sam W Adams. Jean Patou creation shows latest fall skirt lengths and line with long waist and half belt in white leather with red markings. Dress and hat in black kasha.
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E. JA. Cash
Kansas City
L. Dawson
Olathe
Lawrence
Caroline Stevens
C. Dd. Cowgill
Kansas
Mk Hackbarth
Kah Aty
Gertrude Hand
Willard Pasewark
H. E. Grizzelle
New York City
Mary Palmer
Russell Cowgill
Nancy
Portland
Ore
Fayetteville
Ark
G D. Cowgill
Raymond Gould
Mae Edmondson
H. .B. Bell
Evanston
Wyo
Gustave F.soderlund
School of Fine Arts
The
University
Provincetown
Mass. .Y
L.A. Simons
W. C. Simons
L. H. Menger
E. M. McNamara
Wilder
Ro Dean
Donald M.' Swarthout
Sam W. Adams
West Baden
Kappa Alpha Theta
C. W. McFarland
E. L. Haynes
Ozarks
E. H. Lindley
Lindley
Clara Shore
Belle Shore
Baldwin
B. Shepherd
Waverly
Kas
W. F. Asendorf
Bert Eaton
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Weekend travel and social visits across Kansas cities
A flurry of visits and departures as Topeka, Lawrence, and Kansas City residents spent weekends with relatives and friends. Miss Kari Ness heads to Chicago en route to Springfield Ohio. others journey to Chicago, Burlington, West Baden, and Epworth Heights for summer plans. Several local residents attended conventions and hosted guests while family and friends enjoyed picnics and short trips.
Will Open New Credit Men Office in Chicago
Chicago June 21 Press-Credit matters for the region between the Applachia and Rocky Mountains will be placed under a newly established office of the National Association of Credit Men opening July 1. J Harry Tregoe secretary manager says Chicago becomes the center of credit activities and a corps of investigators will operate from the city under the association’s prosecution department to curb commercial fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated: Press
Appallachia
Rocky Mountains
The
National ‘Association
J. Harry Tregoe
E. B. Moran
E. H. Lothian
Committee of Five
Tregoe
Investigation and Prosecution Department
Ishbel MacDonald Praised by Society for Composure
Ishbel MacDonald, the premier's daughter, is winning commendation from society people for the way she has met the whirligig of public life. June 23 Associated Press report notes her poise and dignified conduct amid attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated
Fréss
Germany
Jorine
Ea Eee Rit
Ishbel
MacDonald
London
Associated Press
Printed Silks Candy Stripes in Bright Colors
A brief catalog offer features printed silks with candy stripe designs in all colors. Prices listed range from $1.00 to $2.50 for various lengths and patterns.
Elizabeth Arden Venetian Toilet Preparations Ad
Hosiery choices from Ma allum Onyx Kayser Corticelli Phoenix or Cadet Van Dykes offered in new shades. Prices range from 1 to 3.50 dollars. If hosiery grew on trees you could not pick a variety like this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma@allum
Onyx Kayser
Corticelli
Phoenix
Cadet van Dykes
The Thrill of a High Dive at the Second Floor
The thrill comes from the sweep through the air and the graceful dive into cold water, plus the warm glow of admiring glances directed at stylish new bathing suits. Second Floor.
Grass Rugs Offer Cool Summer Rugs for Homes
Replace heavy Wiltons and Chinese rugs with grass rugs offered in a decorative range. These floor coverings promise cooler homes and come in scalloped patterns with sizes from small to large. Prices run from 1.85 to 12 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jand
Curtains in a Special Selling to Refresh Homes
A promotional notice highlights a special selling event for curtains. It urges housewives to capitalize on the sale, claiming every room and summer cottage can be brightened with new window coverings during the limited offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indige
Filet Net Curtains For Living And Dining Rooms
Attractive filet net designs in white or cream are recommended for summer homes. Priced especially low at 3.00 the pair, these nets suit living room and dining room decor and are a practical purchase for future needs.
Dimity Curtains for Sun Room and Cottage Use
Dimity curtains in cross bar and dot dimities appeal for the bed room sun porch summer cottage or kitchen. Medium length curtains with cross bar priced at 2 dollars and dot at 3 dollars.
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F. Bratton
Merle
Haid
Bernier
Johnson
Meadow Brook Farm
Gathrer
Inrs. Chambers
Ling
Walter Johns
Frank Williams
Frank
McFarland
Vand
Roy.Lawrence
Marion
Arthur Lawrence
Alfred Lawrence
Philip
Harold
William Saunders
Clark
Mills
Glenn Kiefer
Richard ‘Gibson
Mrs. J. Ho Corel
Haskell
Marie’ ‘Woodruff
Elizabeth McFarland
Erma Hawk
Laverne
Stugdrd
Jaura ‘Ada
Alta Gaskill
Alice Gaskill
Catherine Carroll
Josephine Edmonds
Florence
Edmonds Willardean Harnar
Maurine Bruner
Cretora Smith
Tan Ang Her
Georgia Baldwin
Toledo
Ohio
P.H. Peirce
State Agricultural College
Peirce
Raed
Manhate
Grace’ Eut
Cincinnati
Andrew A.’ Kon* Schak
Ontario
California
Esther Irene
Konschak
Mabel Heaston
D. E. Heaston
This
Miss Heaston
Alpha -Xi-Delta
Gladys
Beddow
M.L. Club
D. H. Hill
East Twelfth Street
Brackett
Farm Bureau
George K. Melvin
Kansas City, Mo
Number Six Recreation Club
Edward Hislop
Minnetonka Beach
Minneapolis
Minne
Kappa Phi
Uni
Helen Ryan
Rachel Long
Albert Long
IRCG
Rankin
Montreal
Exeter
Scotland
L. N. .Lewis
Hugh Means
Frank Banks
J. Hunter
R. C. Rankin
J. B. Russell
L. E. Russell
Frank March
Marshall Gorrill
Joe Baldwin
Will Charitoh
Jean Patou
Creation
Jean’ Patou
Topeka
Adams
Fred Clarke
John’ Louis
WR. Evans
Kari Ness
C. O. Aston
Chicago O
Springfield
Vere Lane
Albuquerque
N. M
Earl Farris
Columbus
Paris
Virginia Pendleton
Chitago
Burlington
Bohn
Pullman Company
Office of Credit
Japan
J. F. Thompson & Son
Just
Dame Fashion
Elizabeth Arden
the Pair
Dimity
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