Marriage of Miss Lucille Cole to David V. Logan
Miss Lucille Cole of Lawrence will wed David V. Logan of Okmulgee Oklahoma in the First Presbyterian church tonight at seven. The ceremony features palms and roses, with singing by Walter Wheatley and orchestral music by Leonard Logan and Merrill Campbell. The couple will reside in Okmulgee after a Colorado honeymoon with out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Cole
Ars. E. R. Cole
Lawrence
David VM. Logan
Okmulgee
Ofla
First Presbyterian Ehnurch
Ee . Bleck
Presbyterian ‘Shu
Emilax, Pink Rambler Roses, Delphinium and Jarkspur
Ca Deladra
Walter Wheatley
Beccus
Mes
Leoneri Logan
Nekman
Okla
Lohengrin
Lawrence Fudé
Ionor
Harald Rogers
Qgawatomie
Georgette
Columbia
Dargaret Armstrong
Odorval
Ruth Logan
Daughte
Cliford Lofoming
Irlang
Logan
Scward Logan
Norman
Deric Logan
Leonard Logan
Normans
Merrill Campbell
Bonner Springs
University of
L. M. Logan
School of Geology
University of Oklahoma
Sigma Chi
Okmulgee County
Colorado
Mast Ninth Street
Hillcrest
and Aizs
Bleck
Walter Wheatrex
Oknmulsee
Leonard M. Logan
Leonard
Clifford Logan
Ruth
Harold Rogers
Osewatomie
Ronald Young
Ella Bainum
Carolyn Doran
Kansas City
G. A. Kline
Miller
Bev
Anderson
Joe Davidson
Marion Hime
Mildred Greene
Ottawa
Doh Campbell
Bald- Anni Cole Smith
Paris fad nails shine with silver and gilt
United Press reports fingernails tinted with silver or gold powder mixed with banana oil to harmonize with evening gowns. The trend seen in Paris clubs features brilliant nails on society women, while American matrons prefer subtle hues. Nail care tips include pushing cuticles with an orange stick, using cold cream, choosing liquid polish, and occasional professional manicures. The piece also notes a wedding in Miss Elma Bersher and Philip Sterling, with details of attendants, gown, bouquets, and future plans.
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United Press
Paris
America
Africa
Just-a-Merewetidge Club Meets Last Evening at Score
The Just-a-Merewetidge club gathered last evening at an unspecified score event. Members shared remarks and planned future activities, noting camaraderie and ongoing community engagement.
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Score
Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Civic Happenings
Baldwin residents hosted and traveled for weddings and family visits in Lawrence and Topeka. The Topeka Trippers parade drew police escort and a midtown crowd. Miss Neva Johnston led Epworth League services. streetcar rumors and new arrivals, including Edna Mercedes Craig, annotated community life. a cerebral hemorrhage left Mrs. Wallace in critical condition as old friends visited Mm. Dolly McMillan in Baldwin.
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Catherine Clayton
Lawrence
W. Junkins
John Howard Campbell
Ther Avi
H -Lucile Cole
David M. Logan
Okmulgee
Okla
First Presbyterian Church
Campbell
Miss Cole
Mm.m. Campbell
Harold Rogers
Ozawatomie
Clinton Allen
Max
Bobb
Hutchinson
Array
Donelda Macken
Allen
Mackenzie
Frank
E_ Wolf
Berean
John M. Marcy
West High Street
Topeka
Baldivia
High Street
8Th Street
F. Holccombe
Ottawa
Holcombe
Lowman Hill Methodist Church
Dave!eral
Baldwin
Neva Johnston
Epworth League
Oan
J. Evier
G.s.unt Uneth
Ene
M. Clark
O F
Laura
Jenninds
A. F. Tunin
Evara B. Pyles
J. D. Nutter
Temperance
Elizabeth Riley
G. M. Liston
Norma Gards
M. Liston
Baldwins
A. S. Craig
East Baldwin
Suriday
Edna
Mercedes
R. C. Wallace
Sixth Street
Zhene
Helen McMillan
Morritt
Kal
Vernon McMillan
Betty
Terre Haute
Ind
Dolly
Baldwin and nearby residents share a Sunday social scene
Chitambar of Lucknow accompanied Miss McMillan to this country. Dr H K Ebright left for Chicago to attend a teachers convention and lectures at the University of Chicago. Mr and Mrs Lyons Rev Devil Ord of Edgerton Miss Mary Collins of Philadelphia and Ivan Orr of Ft Scott paid calls. Warren Wilcox, high school superintendent at Willow Lake S D, attends the University of Kansas summer session with his parents in Baldwin. Mrs Worrest M Hartley will host the Queen Esther girls with a short program Thursday afternoon from 4 to 7.
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R. L. Seamans
Mabel Stevenson
Manhattan
Paul A. Dinsmoor
Salt Lake City
Airs
Galen Ware
Forest Lake
John Mulqueen
Pueblo
Lawrence Paper Manufacturing |Company
Lawrence
Menjdas
George W. Savage
Kansas
TP. H. Baumann
Jennie Cook
Leavenworth
Vera Bauumann
Oread Apartments
Lucille Reeves
Colorado
Josephine Ramsey
T. D. Funk
Los Angeles
Clifford E. Grossheart
Theodore’ Poehler
Vernon Mikesell
Belmond
Ions
C. F. Mikesell
Denver
Mikesell
Simmsons Hospital
BE. R v Corey
Robert
Clara Emerson
Ruth
William Beatty
Hanover
Kans
Beatrice
Doris Jaedicke
Emerson
Henry Tiden
Wichita
J. A. Keeler
Lloyd Ruppenthal
Kansas City
E. M. Cable
Arthur Eastman
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Pearl Luther
Rebekah State
Jerry ‘Laura Rankin
le Simmons
Willow Lake
S. D
University of Kansas
R. W. Wilcox
Baldwin
Clearfield community notices and family visits
In Clearfield Mr and Mrs John Steffan spent Saturday with George Breithaupt. Gerald Breithaupt of Edgerton visited grandparents. Blanche Goddman and family from Missouri visited relatives. Wilford Selzer owns a newly bought Chevrolet coupe. William Deay died June 18 near Clearfield. funeral Sunday. Local youths hosted a 17th birthday party for Charles Brecheisen. Many friends attended. a pink candle angel food cake was centerpiece. Rose Goddman visited Carl Pfleger’s south of Endora. Emma Breithaupt, Pearl McKinney, and Rachel Todd called on Breithaupt family. Dave Sturm bought land on Eighth Street and started a bungalow. L B Mignot and Wellsville guests attended funeral of N C Parker in Louisburg. Parker’s son Phillip and others joined. J L Hugh of Wellsville visited niece Mrs Martin Breithaupt.
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John Steffan
George Breithaupt
Gerald Breithaupt
Edgerton
Gideon ‘Brei
Blanche Goddman
Little Byice Rosemary
Kansas City
Wilford Selzer
Wil Iam Deay
Ite
Clearfield
Deay
Henry Brecheisen
Charles
Bernice
Cornelia
Albert
Archie
Florine Meeder
Ted
Harvey
Phillip Brecheisen
Clarence i Hausman
Vera Breithaut
Johnny Sturn
Wellsville
John Brechenews Sr
Philip
Gideon Breithaupt
Ervin Breithaupt
Robert Kramer
Gardner
Alva Parker
Mildred
Melbourne
George
Parker
N. C. Parker
Louisburg
Phillip Meeder
Louis Hugill
J. L. Hugh
Martin Breithaupt
Hugh
Hungary Leads World In Suicides Amid Population Fact
Budapest United Press reports Hungary with under eight million people recorded 2313 suicides in the past year. The total and projected deaths rise despite anti suicide campaigns and police preventative work. The count signals a troubling trend, with authorities noting weekly increases. Local notes mention family gatherings and dry weather in western regions.
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Budapest
United Press
Hungary
Danube
Death by own action reported for Eugene Halla
Eugene Halla, chief of the Po Statistical Bureau, reportedly died by his own action, leaping from the Margaret Bridge into the Danube. The incident underscores the bureau’s role in recording such cases and notes a link between Buda and Pest.
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Eugene Halla
Po Statistical Bureau
Balla
Margaret
Buda
Pest
Punta Vnewtay Se
Wyoming’s Women Pioneers Shaping State Governance
A historical report notes Wyoming’s pioneering role in women’s suffrage and public life from 1869 to the early 20th century. Esther Morris became the first woman justice of the peace in 1869, Nellie Tayloe Ross was elected governor, and women later served as state superintendent, played roles in education, and influenced municipal operations in Jackson and other towns. The text also mentions a Wellington gas system contract of 159,000 involving a Winfield firm.
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Cheyerlee
Wio
Wyoming
Territory
Esther Morris
Territorial
le Peace
United States
Nellie * Tayloe
Laramie
Wigan
Jackson
Cokesville
Wellington
Winfield
Lemon juice whitening skin remedy from old ad copy
An old advertisement claims lemon juice mixed with Orchard White creates a facial bleach for whitening skin. It advises shaking a quarter pint in a bottle to apply on face, neck, arms, and hands and notes irritation risks and rapid effectiveness. It cites stage beauties using the product for a clear, even complexion and to fade freckles, sunburn, and tans.
Coolidge Dam Project to Reclaim 150000 Acres on Gila River
Florence Arizona June 23 AP The United States government plans to pay a long standing debt to the Pima Indians by constructing the Coolidge dam on the Gila River about fifty miles east of Florence. The dam will irrigate eighty thousand acres, with half farmed by Pima Indians. It will rise 290 feet, span about 1000 feet, and impound 1 200 600 acre feet of water. Engineers expect significant reclamation potential in the district including crops like oranges cotton figs and dates.
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Florence
Ariz
Pime
United States
Coolidge
Gila River
Here
Gila
Roosevelt
Unclear ancient text suggests alfalfa harvest and pearls
Fragmentary lines mention six harvests of alfalfa per year and scientists failing to restore original luster of pearls. The readability is limited with mismatched phrasing and missing context.
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Elma Mary Bersher
Philip F. Sterling
Sterling
Betsher
Revi Hash Lovell
Congregational Church
Marguerite
Atwood
Corinne Peterson
Eureka
Francis Sterling
Phi Omera Piwas
Sterlike
C. MM. Sterling
Marcella Sterling
Peks
Virginia Petty
Cal
Gerrie K.johnson
Relerah Lodge
Oud
H Gillette
W. C. Hiles
Mary Elizabeth
Francis Gillette
Maude Hiles
Thomas
Betle Bales
George Jd. Kirchhof Sr
Jack Edmondson
Sioux City
Iowa
Mr. Edmondson
Miss Mae
James Edmondson
Alexander, Minn
Baldwin News
Uip
Copeland
Garden City
Orta Kretsinger
Olee Hoskimson
Levi
Woodard
Migs Vera
Mirs
John Selzer
Jess Glazer
Raymond
Burlington
Kan
Breithaupts
Clearfield School House
Harry Angstatt
Helen
Alice
Lake View
Orc
Angstatt
J. J. Breithaupt
Irvin Swartz
Johnny Breithaupt
Worden
Mraz
Ralph Kalb
John Breithaupt
Henry
Jess, Glazer
Paul Breithaupt
F. G. Hughs
Carl Mitchell
Kaw Valley
Roy Breithaupt
Alvin Breithaupt
Sam’ Godman
Lillian Ahlstrom
Tonska
J. J
Elegee
Leads World
Olson Bros
Rad
Qopezary
Anon Sy
Millinery Supplies
Wolter’s Hat Shop
Fczema
Senators
Sute Brewson-Clark Syrup Corp
K. G. Ma
Rumsey Bros. Funeral, Home
C. B. Rumsey
J. C. Rumsey
C. Rumsey
Putnam
Monroe Drug Company
Quincy
Sll
Putnam Fadeles
KOTEX
Wolf's Book Store
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