Weddings and engagements noted in Kansas paper
The notice records Velma Friedrich and E Taylor Peterson marrying at her parents home on University Drive with ceremonial music and flowers. It lists out of town guests, university graduation details, and immediate marriage plans. Additional items report engagements for Georgiana Eberhard to Frank Brune and the Wichita marriage of Gwendolyn Stewart to Herman Engel with travel plans and employment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Friedrich
G. R. Friedrich
E. Taylor Peterson
C. J. Peterson
Wakefield
Mass
University Drive
A. A. van Sickle
The
Baptist Church
Frances Carr
Schubert
Robert Friedrich
Manhattan
Friedrich
Lorna
Edna Tutt Frederikson
Harrisonburg
University of Kansas
Phi Beta
William Eberhard
Georgiana
Frank Brune
Paul Brune
Gwendolyn Stewart
T. J. Stewart
Herington
Herman Engel
Wichita
E. F. Engel
Episcopal
Hutchinson
Colorado
New Mexico
Engel
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Hays
School of Business
Percy Kent Box Company
Kansas City
Frank Dick
Perry
Don Coldren
Ottawa
Hazen L. Richardson
Hugh R. Taylor
Elbert Smith
Social calendar brides and club events in Lawrence
A busy sequence of society notices from Lawrence including the marriage of Misa Rewens Longsiere to Carl August Wattenberg at Trinity Episcopal Church, various club meetings and picnics, bowling and bridge gatherings, and wedding announcements for Miss Hazel Dick and Harold King Lanning, with guests from Topeka and Ottawa. The calendar lists receptions, temple events, and church calendar notes for May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Rewens T Longsiere
Carl August Wattenberg
Trinity Episcopal Church
Tueaday Finesse Club
Anderson
American Legion and Auxiliary
Canton Perk
Clinton Pane
Carl Qt Urage Club
N. B.C
F. C. Jackman
Jane's Advice on Choosing Sides in Dispute
A brief quotation noting Jane's role in guiding judgments by showing which side she favors and prompting the speaker to take the opposite. The line reflects a pragmatic approach to decision making and emphasis on perceived allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Publishers Syndicate
Versatile Jacket Dress Style No 2686 for Teens and Small Adults
Simple enchanting yet practical jacket dress in sheer cotton prints and other fabrics like linen and seersucker. Patterns suit sizes 14 to 40 bust, with material yardage listed for size 16. Send 15 cents for pattern, include name, address, style number, and size. Summer Fashion Bank costs 10 cents. Lawrence Journal-World pattern department, 260 Fifth Ave New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
Local society notes and personals from Lawrence area
The column details engagements and weddings in Kansas, including Miss Gertrude Jenson and Miss Doris Brown, with university ties and future homes. It lists social events such as bridge club entertainments, notes on births at Memorial hospital, and various residents visiting or returning from trips. It also covers locals like Mrs. Laura W. Snyder in hospital care, and extends to weekend travel and vacations of families and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura W. Snyder
West Sixteenth Street
Security Benefit Association
Topeka
Kan
Rankin Warner
Gretchen
Salina
Lawrence
C. ¥. Engel
C. ¥. Thomas
Pittsburg
L. P. Engel
Kansas City
Letitia Engel
E. F. Engel
Thomas
L. W. Brown
Marjorie Brown
Holton
H. H. Asher
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Asher
Alan
Earl Endacott
Abilene High School
Endacott
Local Social Notices and Travel Salients
A flurry of short notes lists family visits and travels across Kansas and beyond. Items include H D Johnsons hosting visits in Horton, Adrian Lindsey lecturing in Denver, Ethel and Misa Stoner weekending at Horton, and Thomas J Mackie and Anna Bon dy sailing for Europe from New York. George Endacott camps at Abi lene state camp, while Arthur Endacott plans summer music with the Manhattan all fraternity orchestra in Tulsa and Oklahoma City before returning to medical studies. Wives, husbands, and kin travel to Kansas City, Lawrence, and Tonganoxie, with several staying at cottages in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
H. D. Johnson
Horton
Adrian Lindsey
Denver
Coach Lindsey
Denver University
Ethel Stoner
Misa Wilie Stoner
Thomas J. Mackie
Anna Louise Bondy
New York City
Normandie
Europe
George Endacott
Abilene
Arthur Endacott
Frank Endacott
Manhattan All Fraternity
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
W. A. Hinkle
Kansas City
Norman Plummer
Geraldine Reding
Tonganoxie
William Ott
Eudora
Lawrence
Ott
Emma Brownlee
Carl A. Preyer
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Anne Grimnitz
Pipestone, Minn
Ernest Mason
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau Meets in Midland
Midland reports the Sunny Valley Farm Bureau held a Friday session with eight members present. Mrs. W. O. Flory and Mrs. Russell Shaw led a lesson on Uses of Eggs in the Diet. Roll call featured Memorial Day poems and A Book Worth Mentioning. Next meeting July 2 at Mrs. Dan Smith’s. luncheon to start at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Valley Farm Bureau
E. D. Shaw
W. 0. Flory
Russell Shaw
Elmer Weibel
Dan Smith
Ruby Garner
Lawrence
Leo Ousdahl
Chas, Ware
Overbrook
Fred Lewis
W. W. Ware
Charles Spray
Mary Louise
South Side Reading Club
Clinton Park
Guy Shultz
Elmer Ousdahl
Prairie social notes touch Prairies Center events
Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs W L Blaylock of Prairies Center. rural social club hosts many Nebraska guests. July picnic planned after a busy meeting with Mrs How Erwin’s contest won by Mrs Guy Shultz and low by Mrs Collins. Local visits included Mr and Mrs W R Adams at Liberty Missouri and Mr and Mrs Leo Ousdahl dinner guests of Elmer Ousdahl. Jayhawk 4 H club met at Noel Reeds home with 17 members. reports and talks on hair care and introductions followed by games and refreshments. July meeting canceled in favor of a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Farm Bureau
Robert Gentry
Fight
E. S. Landis
Chester Spray
David Perkins
Mary Springer
Owen Mitchell
Landis
W. L. Blaylock
Prairies Center
Russell Shaw
Oskaloosa
Kate Toms
Wilbur Collins
Taylor
Nebraska
How- Erwin
Guy Shultz
Collins Low
W. R. Adams
Liberty
Missouri
Leo Ousdahl
Elmer Ousdahl
Margaret Messer
Max Laptad
Mary Louise Spray
Christian Endeavor
The
Friends Church
Jayhawk
Noel Reed
Local Flood Meeting Draws Neighborhood Men
Veteran physician Dr H E Rakestraw in Chanute dies at 84 after 61 years in practice. He started in Walnut in 1874 and moved to Chanute 32 years ago. He also taught three years in the bounty before practicing medicine. Marriage licenses issued by Judge L H Menger include Herbert E Smith and Hazel I Dick of Lawrence, James M Chase of Hiawatha, and Edna L Smith of Russ Nebraska. Ad taker note and phone number appear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Hazel Dick
Herbert FE. Smith
W. A. Smith
Minneola
Chanute
Kan
H. E. Rakestraw
Walnut
Rakestraw
Bounty
L. H. Menger
Herbert E. Smith
Hazel I. Dick
James M. Chase
Hiawatha
Edna L. Smith
Russ
Neb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peterson
Grand Rapids, Mich
Paterson
Michigan Soldiers Home Hospital
North Park Street
Frances June Henderson
J. Jay Henderson
Harold King Lanning
Howard H. Lanning
Lanning
Estes Park
Egineering School
Sigma Tau
Tau Delta Pi
Santa Fe Railroad
Sperry
California
Plymouth Congregational Church
Joseph King
Victoria Club
George F. Derby
Vermont Street
Sunflower 4-H Club
Frances and
Jean Perkins
Mary Julia Jones
Alan Phares
United Congregational Church
J. Henry Homung
Miss Jones
Leland Stanford University
George Washington University
Kappa Alpha Theta Siorority
Phares
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
University of Wichita
Dorsey-Liberty
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Kate Jewett
Winifred Benander
Bridge Club
Fowler Tea Room
Raymond Gardner
Everett Hazlett
A. C. Nichols
William Cochran
J. Leasure
Kanwaka Literary Club
Gage Park
A. R. Reed
Osgood Armstrong
Hugo Schellhorn
Winston McNees
Frank Speicher
Harry
Faye
Edith Carr
Pauline Richards
Luella Shaw
Frank Jennings
Raymond Jennings
Rosemary Sims
Cold
Blossom Ewing
Doris Stockwell
Lucille Wilert
Ralph Varnum
Margaret Lewis
Marian Sphar
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
W. D. Lyons
Ida Swadiey
Fred Williams
George Falley
Sanford Purcell
Jeannette Tarry
Henry Buechner
Edward Buechner
Topeke
Jean Tarry
Univer
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Sity
Kansas
Pi Beta Phi
Horner Institute
Mr. Buechner
Washburn College
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
George Bullene
Ella Longenecker
C. A. Cole
Cole
Morland
Oklo
Dorothy Perkins
Eileen Sigler
Helen June Douglas
Emma Welch
C. R. Lanier
L. E. Hart
C.C. Stewart
Minnie Walker
H. W. Howsman
W. A. McAlearney
George Jones
Fred Troutman
Lawrence Paper Company
Colonial
Gertrude Jenson
Mrs. Ward King of
Baldwin
Memorial Hospital
W. H. Horr
Gene Horr
St. Joseph, Mo
Doris Brown
Hugh H. Agee
Beauty Queens of
Los Angeles
Kathaleen Ellis
Virginia Hunt
St. Louis
Jane Roberts
Chicago
Helen Papagoni
Birmingham
Connie Day
Florence Ahiman
Florence Stein
Philadelphia
Midland
Round Corner Drug Co
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Electric Power Co
Independent Laundry
Green Bros
Man
Keene
the Maytag Company
Maru Eek Ee Hel
Paiges
Maytag
Mewton
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