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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
8
A Baldwin community column lists residents and visitors, church events, and summer plans. Mrs. Evans and Tommy visit Judge John Marshall’s home as Mary Lockwood and Gerald Lockwood pursue summer study, while local ministers and teachers move between Baldwin and nearby towns.
Miss Verda Moss improves as residents work on gas line and road shoulders. Kansas City trips occur as Mr and Mrs C Wiley visit relatives with John Davidson and Robert Graham Jr returning Friday. neighbors stroll to wheat fields and attend Eastern Star events. Several visits to Lawrence and Topeka for hospital and family matters amid picnic and farm summer plans.
The marriage of Miss Leone Eva Rohe to Mr. Lesters Deay was solemnized at the Rohe home on Tuesday June 16 at noon Rev Vi D Love officiated in the Church of Christ with about fifty relatives and friends present The bridesmaid was Miss Ju Rohe a sister of the bride The groom was attended by his brother Jesse Deay as best man The ring ceremony was used Miss Mary Fern Rohe carried the ring in a Lily bouquet Belle Roche cousin of the bride played the wedding march The bride wore white and carried roses A three course dinner followed the ceremony The couple received many gifts They left that evening for Ottawa to make their home where Mr Deay is employed at the Ross Milling Co and Mrs Deay is to join him later The article notes other social visits and a recent graduation by Ida Epley at the State Teachers College Cedar Falls Iowa etc. The June 14 Sunday school pageant drew a large crowd and featured an instructive talk.
McKone hosts a Saturday outing while traveling from Leavenworth visiting relatives. Rally Day services in Tonganoxie drew a crowded turnout. Reno youngsters entertained with music and laughter. Local families from Parkville, Lansing, and Kansas City visited. Mound Community Club enjoyed a large turnout with E. Hoeker's talk, Miss Knox piano solos, Blanch Phenicle readings, and Lacy serenaders. Ice cream and refreshments followed. attendees included guests from Knowledge Hill and Reno.
Mrs Henry Hollis of Wyandotte Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing long illness and back pain after childbirth. She reports relief after a few days and recommends the remedy to others, noting a doctor approved its use. For sale by druggists everywhere. Sea.
An advertisement promoting Dave's Mentha-Pepsin promises instant relief from gas fullness heartburn and indigestion with regular use claimed to restore a weakened stomach. A testimonial from Dr W Morgan a Bridgeton N J dentist praises cure after severe gastritis and urges purchase at Round Caner Drug Go and nearby druggists.
Wn Bixler of the state university Philadelphia visited Mr G L Phenicie from Friday to Sunday. Mrs Bixler, former resident Lena Gamble, teaches at the state normal there and summer teaching at Emporia. Coyne near Linwood has leg broken. barn door incident. Frances Taylor left for Topeka via bus. farewell party pending passport for travel abroad. Charivari serenade for Mr and Mrs Walter Bleakley. O V Babcock traveled to Lawrence for binder repairs Saturday.
A partial notice offers a chance to acquire a grocery business in Lawrence. It promises a good lease and solid trade if the responsible party acts this month and contacts the owner in writing.
A San Francisco physician announces Eppa Neuritis Tablets as a breakthrough for neuritis neu ralgia and nervous disorders. The ad claims the remedy relieves nerve pain boosts nerve tone and benefits the entire nervous system, with druggists and Round Cornet Drug Stores carrying the product.
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