SOGUETY Mrs. David Supple Announces Scranton Wedding
Mrs. David Supple of Scranton announces the marriage of her daughter Helen Louise to Harold Skeith Snider of Lawrence. The ceremony was held yesterday morning at the bride’s mother's home with Rev. A. R. Porterrance officiating. The couple will reside in Lawrence after a brief motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Supple
Scranton
Helen Louise
Harold Skeith Snider
Ada A. Snider
Lawrence
A. R. Porterrance
Clyve Mathews
Davi Davis
Winnie
George W. Knight
Charles A. Puls
Frank Dunkley
Jack Dunkley
Dean
Paul B. Lawson
Frank Soden
Mr.Davis
Knight
Arkansas Street
Social Calendar Highlights a Week of Club Events
A busy social week unfolds with bridge luncheons at the Country Club. Mrs. George Houk hosts a bridge trip to Hot Springs Arkansas with her daughter Mrs. J B Carter of Wilson. Members attend federation events, garden gatherings, and informal socials across Topeka and nearby towns.
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Vic Johnson
Tuseday
Fred Jaedicke
George Houk
Hot Springs
Ark
J.B. Carter
Wilson
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lake Hamilton
Little Rock
Capitols
White River
Sulphur Springs
Arkansas
Eurekaprings
Oklahoma
Howard
Kan
J. W. Eby
Whitney
Personal notices of travels and visits in Lawrence area
Miss Patsy Jane Erwin of Kansas City visits Miss Betty Lou Grant while several others depart for internships and travel. Doctors Henry Asher and Victor Buhler head to Akron and St Paul for internships, families visit relatives in Denver and Lawrence, and sorority members attend a national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Jane Erwin
Kansas City
Betty Lou Grant
Henry Asher
Akron City Hospital
Akron
Victor Buhler
Pretty Prairie
H. H. Asher
St. Paul
Minn
Anchor Hospital
Martha Irwin
Southhampton
L. L
L. R. Chambers
St. Joseph
F. Rose
W. A. Yates
Virginia Brengle
Betty Cox
Chi Omega
Buck Hill Falls
Pann
Mertice Wilson
Beverly Mertice
Lawrence
Mertice
Wilson
Lois Williams Beurman
Dorothy Beurman
Minnie Beurman
Sophia Agle
Maurine Mangelsdorf
Chester Harvey
United Brethren Church
Kan
Forrest Ulm
Dallas
Tex
Will Ulm
Billy Ulm
George L. Hamilton
Massachusetts Street
Chicago
Toronto
Canada
John H. Korb
United States Navy
Sunny Vale
Cal
University of Ikanees
Korb
J. R. Bechtel
Bechtel
Cynthia Mock
Rosa Aubert
Nell McFarland
Misslizabeth Davis
Nelson Art Gallery
A.B. Weaver
Frances Jacobs
L. B. DeHart
Gens
Lillian Jacobs
Winter Missionary Meeting Noted With Banks Attendances
Mrs. Herman Banks and Mrs. Ethie Banks attended a missionary meeting Wednesday afternoon. The event included key attendees and local church representatives in a small community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Banks
Ethie Banks
Iva May Deskin and Paul Lowell wedding in Yar-old district
Miss Iva May Deskin wed Paul Lowell on Tuesday June 12 at the Deskin home in Yar-old district Lecompton. The ceremony was led by Rev. James W. Seener. Deskin is a Mercy Hospital trained nurse and instructor. Lowell is a KU Medical School senior. After a month in Halstead they will reside at 4107 Locust, Kansas City Mo. Families and local friends attended. the article lists numerous local relatives and Sunday visits surrounding the event.
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Ethel Joy Williams
Daugh
F. L. Wiliams
Clifford & Higby
Nina Estes Park
Colo
Doug
Theodore Astferndelabra
Smallia
Helen Osburn
Ottawa
MacDowell
B. Smith Haworth
Osburn
Bruce McKee
Alraves
Lawrence
Williams
Y.W.C.A
Orsa
Lincoln
Neb
Tulsa
University of Kan
Springfield
Mass
Rcan Y M.C.A
Italy
Estes Colp
Cheley
Rocky Mountain
Estes Park
Paul
Pauline
Rosemary Ketcham
Beulah Morrison
Vera Lear
Loretta Granter
Retha Breeze
Margaret Cosgriff
Lora Mendenhall
Corinne Bemis
Leila Kent Black
Paul Fickinger
Marion Leighitawa
David Wood
Lecompton
Iva May Deskin
Paul Lowell
Kansas City
Fred E. Deskin
Yar-old District
James W. Seener
Parkville
School of
Mercy Hospital
Junior College
University of Kansas
Halstead
Lowell
Locust Street
C. A. Richards
Barker District
M. C
G. T. Richards
Winter District
George Rothwell
Nash Hetrick
Excelsior Springs
Chester Skinner
Riveraine
Newt Harlin
Ralph Miller
Otis Bratton
Elmer Shields
Prank Miller
Opie Jellison
Loretta and
Ivan
Norman Nichols
Billy
Lake View
Glenn Rothwell
Barryton
Leo Godfrey
Ralph Gulley
North Lawrence
G. C. Rothwell
Willis Colman
Newt Handlin
Tscompton
Ethie Banks
Frank Pryor
William Richards
Billy Jean
Local family gatherings and guest visits noted in Kanwaka and nearby towns
The column lists numerous visits and social events including tea at Mrs. A. R. Colman in Kanwaka honoring Virginia Colman, extended family visits between Topeka and Ottawa, dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Buerman, and relatives from Lawrence and Kansas City. It notes participants such as Dorothy Buerman Ida Mae Richards Lucille Rothwell and Ruth Richards, with mentions of Harold Claar, Mrs. E. Banks, Lelia Pryor, and others, plus children taking part in Lecamton United Brethren church program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ders
Grover Rothwell
Dorothy Buerman
Lucille Rothwell
Helen
Elaine
James Ralph
Banks
Harold Claar
Topeka
Lois Rothwell
Don Claar
J. C. Buerman
Dorothea Buerman
Sophia Agle
Minnie Buerman
I. W. Kuhn
Louia Kuhn
Lawrence
Louie Buernman
Virginta Buerman
Lawrence Drysdale
Bonwell
Kansas City
Kan
Jason Lee Centennial Events Draw Lawrence Audience
Helen Elaine Baugh James Riegaske and Herold Claar prepare for a program marking the Jason Lee Centennial in Lawrence. A motorized wagon the Jason Lee Special arrived on the trail from Boston to Salem a hundred years ago. Bishop Charles A Meade of Kansas City will speak on Jason Lee the Prophet of the New Oregon with Dr Edward A Kohlstedt, executive secretary of the Methodist board, aboard the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Lee
Lawrence
The
Methodist Missionary Society
Boston
Salem
Oregon
First Methodist Church
Charles A. Meade
Kansas City
Edward A. Kohlstedt
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Six Years Ago Her Children Gave Up Hope
A mother afflicted with stomach trouble found relief after taking Dr Gowdy s Prescription for Acid Stomach. She reports becoming strong active and happy again, with her condition improving significantly. The remedy is recommended by Round Corner Drug Store and other leading druggists.
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Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner Drug Store
Oregon Hall of Fame honors Father of American Oregon
Capital bears the legend Father of American Oregon. Lee chosen by Oregon as one of two distinguished citizens to be represented in the Hall of Fame in Washington, D. C. A motor estatian following his trail arrives in Salem September 8 for a reception on the state fair grounds. Phone 22 for Ad-Taker.
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Oregon
Lee
Hall of Fame
Washington, D. C
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