Double ring wedding unites Miss Rowene Longshore and Carl Wattenberg
The ceremony at Trinity Episcopal church in Kansas City united Miss Rowene Longshore daughter of T R Longshore and Carl August Wattenberg son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wattenberg in a formal rite. Rev Carter H Harrison officiated and music accompanied the service with Trevillo and Beltz performing. The couple will reside in Kansas City after a September 1 home arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowene Longshore
T. R. Longshore
Kansas City
Carl August Wattenberg
Ernest Wattenberg
Independence
Carter H. Harrison
Trinity Episcopal Church
George Trovillo
Mary Louise Beltz
Paris
Trevillo
Juanita Longshore
Dorothy Dee Longshore
Ivery
R.0.t. C
Mr. Wattenberg
Nu Sigma Nu
Social calendar items and community notices
A dense roster of social events and club activities features Tuesday meetings of the Finesse club and American Legion groups at Clinton Park, golf at the Country Club, and various bridge and O W clubs. The item also covers engagements, births, church meetings, 4-H and missionary society gatherings, and a farewell tea for Dr. and Mrs. Henry Roe Cloud before their trip to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 5. Anderson
American Legion and Auxiliary
Clinton Park
Carl Clifton
N. B
F.C. Jackman
O. W
George Hedrick
Personal notes from Haskell region residents travel and visits
Mrs A Gifford returned last night from a two week visit in Kansas City. Her grandchildren Mr and Mr s Gifford Searles motored to Lawrence with her. Mrs Lucy Culver of North Lawrence is ill. Her daughter from Leavenworth is staying with her. Mr and Mrs Glenn A Moody and daughters Bernice and Maxine returned from a visit with relatives in Nokomis Ill and a trip to the Bagnel dam and other Ozark points. Mr and Mrs A J Davidson and children Dell Alan and Barbara Jane of Chicago visit Mr Davidson's parents. Henry Roe Cloud and Mrs Roe Cloud with their daughters Ann Lillian and Ramona left today for Minneapolis to spend a few days and then travel through Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota for government work under the Indian reorganization act. Mrs E Belcher went to Kansas City to attend the funeral of Mr Belcher's niece. Mrs Mary Anderson of Haskell pending the day in Topeka. Mrs F W Barteldes went to Wichita to visit Dr and Mrs D I Maggard. Fritz Meyn left for Chicago to attend a convention of battery dealers. Nadine Strahan of Ottawa is visiting Mrs Nelson Green in East Thirteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gifford
Kansas City
Gifford Searles
Lawrence
Lucy Culver
North Lawrence
Leavenworth
Glenn A. Moody
Bernice
Maxine
Nokomis
Ill
Bagnel Dam
Ozarks
A. J. Davidson
Dell Alan
Barbara Jane
Chicago
Roe Cloud
E. Belcher
Belcher
Mary Anderson
Haskell
Topeka
F. W. Barteldes
Wichita
D. I. Maggard
Fritz ‘Meyn
Social news from Lawrence area residents on summer visits
Lorene McNeill hosts Miss Nancy Wilson on the Haskell campus while Wilson attends the University of Kansas summer session. Numerous locals travel or visit, including Owen Carl returning from Fish Creek Wisconsin, Mrs. George Meyn visiting relatives in Bonner Springs, and Mrs. Muse and daughter Margaret visiting family before heading to Kansas City. Gerald Trautwein visits Udall while Dr. Lawrence E. Geeslin prepares for Cleveland internship. George Russell plans a trip to Dayton with Orville Wright, and Betty Livers vacationing in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene McNeill
Rhode Island Street
Nancy Wilson
Horton
Gretchen Speelman
Haskell
University of Kansas
Owen Carl
Fish Creek
Wis
George Meyn
Bonner Springs
Fritz Meyn
Albert Muse
Margaret
Pittsburgh
Venn
Rosa Ise
Spencer Bayles
Great Falls
Mont
Coeur d'Alene
F. M. Webber
Oklahoma City
Lawrence
Eldridge
Lawrence E. Geeslin
Arkansas City
Bell Memorial Hospital
Rosedale
C. P. Radcliffe
Gerald Trautwein
Trautwein
Udall
Betty Livers
Kansas City
Alice Marie “Meyn
Memorial Held for Three Rotary Presidents in Lawrence
Harold Constant presided at a Rotary luncheon memorial in Lawrence honoring past presidents R. C. Manley R. J. Rowlands and Wayne Curfman. A large Rotary inscribed cake bore twenty candles marking the club’s existence since April 6 1917. Three candles were extinguished in memory after the initial light. The program opened with a prayer by Rev. Theodore Aszman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Rotary
Harold Constant
Lawrence
R. C. Manley
R. J. Rowlands
Wayne Curfman
Club
Theodore Aszman
Summer Session Band to Hold Regular Rehearsals
The 40 piece Summer Session Band directed by Russell L. Wiley held its first rehearsal yesterday. Practices run four days weekly from 1 30 to 3 00 and serve as a clinic for instructors and a lab for students in band directing. The sessions continue four weeks with several concerts planned during the summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UK. A
Russell L. Wiley
Wiley
Comeback for West Meade Wheat After Dust Bowl Low
A six week turnabout in western Kansas brings wheat from drought and dust to standing 20 inches high. Cool weather and timely rains revived fields, with hopes for a fair crop unless red rust damages the grain. The region near Meade, Kansas benefited from unusually cool conditions for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade
Kan
Kansas
De Molay pep sponsors halt early morning fireworks
In Emporia Kansas 200 visiting De Molays at their thirteenth annual convention held a night parade and firecracker bombardment at 2:30 am near their hotel. Sponsors stopped the noise after other guests alerted police. Ten Kansas members were to receive the legion of honor at a late ceremony. A dance was planned as the finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Kansas de Molays
Kansas
Legion of Honor
Attractiveness for Matrons Dress Pattern Ad
A fashion item promises an adorable one piece dress for a wide range of sizes 36 through 53 inches bust with a slimming collar and scarf effect. It lists fabrics such as cotton lawn prints and linen like weaves and notes pattern Style No. 3306 requires 373 yards of 39 inch material for size 36. Ordering details include 15 cents for pattern plus pattern and book combo for 25 cents, with Fashion Book available for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. E
City Health Officer Ends Cleanup in North Lawrence
Dr. J. M. Mott, city health officer, completed flood cleanup in Herth Lawrence district.169 wells treated with chlorine to prevent contamination and all standing surface water sprayed with oil to kill mosquitoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Mott
Herth Lawrence
Oak Ridge Visitors and Midland Club Outing
OAK RIDGE resident OAK RIDGE Ed Simmons of Ajo Ariz visits Charles Wood Morgan Brothers and other Lawrence relatives. Mrs Lizzie Brown of Lawrence visits her son Brown. Sunday calls at Clarence Cropp S K Holmes Mary Williams and Lewis Lenfro all of Lawrence. Mrs Katie Toms hosts Midland Social club last Wednesday with a planned picnic later. Contest won by Mrs W I Collins with guests Mrs Frank Toms Mrs Janette Erwin Mrs Baker of Nebraska Mrs Collins and Charles Hunsinger. Hostess assisted by Mrs Howard Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Simmons
Ajo, Ariz
Charles Wood
Morgan Brothers
Mr. Simmons
Harry
New York
Lizzie Brown
Lawrence
Rown
Clarence Cropp
S. K. Holmes
Mary Williams
Lewis Lenfro
Katie Toms
Midland
W. I. Collins
Frank Toms
Janette Erwin
Baker
Nebraska
Collins
Charles Hunsinger
Howard Erwin
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau hosts and visits noted
A sequence of social calls and visits are recorded from Oak Ridge area. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Leonhard hosted Friends Clarence Pine and others Wednesday evening. Mrs Willard Morgan hosts Oak Ridge Farm Bureau events this week. Reed siblings and Jayhawk 4 H members attended gatherings Wednesday evening. County Agent Deal Six and Mrs Six were present. Various Lawrence and Topeka area guests, dinners, and trips are listed with multiple families, summer plans, and club activities. The Oak Ridge Birthday club takes a two month vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Leonhard
Clarence’ Pine
Willard Morgan
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau
Noel and
Doel Reed
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Deal Six
Six
Albert Knopf
Lawrence
Frank Walters
Bri ‘Walters
Oak Ridge Birthday Club
Clarence Pheniciel
Kansas City
W. H.house
Ruth Dale
Wellington
Mildred
Ruby Leonhard
Frank Himer
Mildred Pettingill
Linwood
Hattie
Oak Ridge
Z. H. van Neste
Topeka
Fred Heck
Ed Schaake
Arthur Eck
John Strong
Wayne
Kaw Valley
Fred Strong
Leota
Charlie Strong
Reno
Local Visitors Spend Thursday and Sunday Afternoons
Mrs. Henry Roche Mary and Edith Jo visited Mrs. Walter Parsons and Mildred Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Werts and Adah Felker visited at the Walter Parsons home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Roche
Mary
Edith Jo
Walter Parsons
Mildred
Harry Werts
Adah Felker
Local Social Roundup From West Baldwin and Baldwin Area
Mrs Charles Soward and neighbors visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Martin Rohe Jr Mrs Charles Speicher Miss Theress and Bertha Speicher and Helena Schopper were guests of Mrs Cecil Jardon Friday afternoon. Families including the Breithaupts Richardson and Madi attended gatherings and a Father s Day dinner. Russell Rohe and area residents joined activities around Baldwin and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Soward
Martin Rohe
Charles Speicher
Misses Theress
Bertha Speicher
Helena Schopper
Cecil Jardon
West Baldwin
Ted Thoren
Gideon Breithaupt
Henry Rohe
Mary
Edith Jo
Roy Breithaupt
Geo. Richardson
Lawrence
Howard Deay’s
Dorothy Armstrong
Theresa
Frank
Lorenz Speicher
Geo. Eichelmeyer
Willie Chanay
William Chanay
Wellaville
Ronnie Deay
Jesse Deay
Howard Deay
Fred Deay
John Fry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kanwaka 4-H Baking Club
Mary Topping
Elizabeth MacKenzie
Isabelle MacKenzie
Junction City
Methodist Guild
E. A. White
West Ninth Street
Fannie Eudalia Davenport
Lou Belle Davenport Kiely
Alma
Roy Edgar Foster
E. M. Foster
Falls City
Neb
Foster
Kappa Sigma
Standard Oil Company
Pi Lambda Theta
Colonial Tea Room
Educational Office
Minnie Baker
Eileen Steele
Myrtle Haughn
Rebekah Leivengood
Marcella Brinker
Howard Gurtler
Lilly Somers
Elizabeth May Urquhart
George T. Urquhart
Robert A. McCoy
T. T. McCoy
Hiawatha
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Marie Urquhart
Ma Attan
Tom McCoy
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Kansas State Teachers College
Delta Sigma Epsilon
McCoy
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Congregational Church
Sadie Cleland
Cleland
Albuquerque
Alfred W. Seele
North Seventh Street
Marian Irene
General Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church
George Jones
Fred Troutman
Emma Welch
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Doris Button
George Haverstock
Clar J. Colman
Helen Shaw
Women’s Missionary Society of the
West Side
Victory Hills
Women's Society of the First Baptist Church
E. O. W. Bridge Club
C. C. Gerstenberger
Eudora
Pilla Grove
Gerstenberger
Violet, Carrol
Vera Rose
Amelia Gerstenberger
W. W. Gerstenberger
Homer Gerstenberger
Lois
Hilda Helen
Gus’ Ziesenis
William Neis
C. E. Votaw
George Votaw
5. H. Davis
Hesper
Carl Altenbernd
Albert Wichman
Donna May
Pearson Speelman
Haskall Institute
Henry Roe Cloud
Minneapolis
Minn
West
TOO Much
DE Molay
North Lawrence Area
Breese
America
Denver
Pueblo
Trinidad
Union Stage Depot
Union Pacific
Kellogg’s
Weaver
Martha Shepard
Grace
Shepard
Rex
Grace Hays
Niece
Ceacon
Geo. Rohe
Joe Madi
Marion Madi
Russell Rohe
Baldwin
Mary J
Jean Patou
D’raymond Lilas
Millot Crepe de Chine
Bourjouis
Bouton Charming Hour
Guerlain Mitsouko
Vol de Nuit
Shalimar Blue Hour
Lin Caron En Avion Sweet
Fea Bellodgi
Ciro Deux
Jasmin Surrender
Night of Night Floweris
Corday
Moi Quand
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