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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1924

Page

5

Romantic Lawrence Wedding Ties Evanston Pair

Miss Ruth Thomas and William Kamp Charles of Evanston celebrate a spring wedding at the bride’s mother’s home with a ceremony led by Rev. F J White. Attendants, decor, and music add to a modest reception for about thirty five guests. The couple will motor trip after a Kansas City ceremony, with ties to University of Kansas and Medill School of Northwestern.

Hare Lawrbneg Ruth Thomas William Kamp Charles Evanston Louiga Ss. Thomas Agnes Evans Mary S.thomas Mrs. Evans Donald G. Lovett Mrs. Lovett Louisa S. Thomas Helene Thomas Grace Haverkampf Marjorie Rickard Edith Musson Eileen Penney Charles Wisconsin Lawrence University of Kansas Alpha Delta "Pi Pi Lambdai'Theta Chine Hee Tudor J. Charles Fred‘Wright T. J. Charles T Republic Kan T. . White Shanghai China Beert Turley England Teese Canada Ling Black

Local residents depart for trips and visits

Mrs Ida J Reed and Miss Esther Peone travel from Bald win and Haskell Institute respectively for a day away. Dr J F Brock, Mrs Porter Bell, Miss Marthelle Topps, Miss Emmy Steyrer and others leave for engagements or vacations in Montana, Austria, Lawrence and Kansas City. Several head to Eu dora and Shrine Park as well as a family visit to Kan sas City with others returning home this morning.

Ida J. Reed Baldwin Esther -Peone Haskell Institute Ravalli Mont J. F Brock Rudore June Allard Rowan Porter Bell Homie Lawrence Marthelle Topps Kansas City Frank Montgomery Emmy H. Steyrer Evangelical Society Austria Eudora William Albert Steyrer United States Monsky Bible School of Robert Rowlands D. L Rowlands Kate Caldwell F John Selig Fondence Kans Gladys Hemphill Thelma’ Hemphill Chester‘Hemphill Dorothy Zweifel Shrine Park Leavenworth William _Schaake Kansas’ City H. Weyermueller

Bishop Tuttle Memorial to Rise in St Louis Cathedral Site

A memorial to Bishop Tuttle will be erected in St Louis in connection with Christ Church Cathedral. The building will replace the old parish house and serve church, community, and national conferences, featuring an auditorium, conference rooms, gym, pool, library, and a radio station. It preserves ties to the city’s first church west of the Mississippi and honors Bishop Tuttle’s long service.

Aaliat Daniel Sylvester 'Phttle Akj Missouxt Sfive Je H Ubtates St. Louis Christ Church Bishop Tuttle National Council For Episcopal Church Mississippi River Tuttle Bian Belovd Montana Episcopal Church of

Maughan Flies New York to San Francisco in Record Time

Lieut Russell K Maughan completed a daylight to dusk flight spanning North America from New York to Crissy Field San Francisco arriving at 9 48 p m after 21 hours 48 minutes with five refueling stops. The 2850 mile route exceeded his original time estimate.

San Francisco Associated Press Russell K. Maughan North American Maughan New York Crissy Field

General Sawyer Resigns as Personal Physician

Washington June 24 Brigadier General Charles E Sawyer today resigned as personal physician to the president. The action was taken so that he could return to Marion Ohio and devote his attention to the Harding memorial association. The resignation was accepted by President Coolidge.

Washington Charles E. Sawyer Marion Ohio Harding’ Memorial Association Coolidge

Wares new in spring styles at Elberfeld factory

Elberfeld Germany June 24 Associated Press bright fashion forecast for spring shows art silk jumpers in nine color pairs and silk wool jumper suits in almond brown tan blue grey or fawn mixes. Tennis coats feature fancy patterns in saxe almond white champagne and tan. Multicolor and near mixtures dominate with some two color stripes noted as smart. Americas and England may see bolder colors and stronger contrasts this season.

Elberfeld Germany Associated Press America England

Socialist Labor candidate to tour as 1920s platform outlined

Frank T. Johns of Portland plans a speaking tour to spread Socialist Labor doctrine after being nominated for U S president in New York. He says the party will run on a one plank platform seeking to surround the capitalist class and replace the capitalist system. In Salt Lake City, about 600 golf balls were recovered by boys at Nibley Park when a municipal course drain opened, with swimmers in the area.

Portland Ore Associated Press Frank T. Johns United States Socialist-Labor’ Party New York White House Lake Salt Lake City Utah Nibley Park Municipal Golf Links

Bishop Rowe Plans Arctic Visit This Summer

Right Rev. Petor J. Rowe, bishop of the Episcopal Church in Alaska, will make his first official Arctic circle visit in three years. He will sail from Seattle on July 5 aboard the steamship Victoria to Nome, then proceed to Point Barrow aboard the revenue cutter Bear. After a call at Barrow, he will travel by dog sled across mountains and rivers to visit remote native congregations before returning to Seattle next winter.

Pet J . Rowe Episcopal Alaska Paint Barrow Arctic Circle Rowe Seattle Victoria Nome Point Barrow Bear Ruthward Tanand -Yukina Bic

Salt Lake City goitre program uses cocoa tablets for iodine

Utah health officials announce a state plan to give school children ten milligram iodine tablets weekly to combat goitre linked to iodine-deficient drinking water. A recent survey shows about 41 percent of schoolboys and girls affected, per Dr J Wallace state epidemiologist.

Salt Lake City Sociated Press Utah J. Wallace

Glider record holder arrives in Japan to train army staff

The world durance holder for glider flying arrives in Japan to demonstrate latest aviation advances. He will join a major army airplane production center to teach Japanese builders new aircraft principles. He brings two planes the avionette with a 12 horsepower engine and a second 300 horsepower machine.

Japan Barbot Salmson English Channel

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