Two Kansas couples wed in mixed Osage county ceremony
Miss Mildred Day and Philip Commons wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Tross Smith officiating. The ceremony featured I Love You Truly and Lohengrin selections, pink white yellow decor, and a reception with a pyramid cake and roses. The bride, a Kansas graduate, and the groom plan to reside at Haskell Institute. guests included family from Atchison and Desha.
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Mildred
Marie Day
B. C. Day
Sibley
Philip &. Commons
A. B
Commons
Tross Smith
Friends Church
Charles Whedon
E. H. Tuttle
Hilda Koehler
Jed
Fred
Eugene Leary
Harold Standing
Esther May Crooper
Mabel Ruth Day
Lee Laptad
Ruth Cowles
Omar Edmonds
Forrest Pohl
Ruth Schafstall
Ruth Brown
Mat Tie’ Rowlen
University of Kansas
Douglas County
Lawrence High Hool
Haskell Institute
Hashell Cafe
Mattie Rowlen
West Liberty
Iowa
W. A.reese
Pate Layy
G. G. Maxfield
Alice Niven and Ralph Hower wed in Lecropt ceremony
Lawrence readers received invitations to a wedding at Lecropt parish church Bridge of Allan Scotland. Miss Alice Elizabeth Niven and Ralph M. Hower planned to marry this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock The couple will return to Lawrence for the summer where Hower will join the University faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Alicn
Elizabeth Niven
Ralph M. Hower
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Personal notes from a Kansas City business trip and visits
Sol Marks made a business trip to Kansas City today. Mrs. C. D. Lewis of Route 2 went to Topeka for the day. Mrs. Ethel Evans entertains her brother J. F. Ambrose and family from Crown Point. N. M. Ambrose, an Indian trader at the Navajo reservation, is noted. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Claassen and their two children, guests of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Strong, have returned to Ithaca New York.
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Minnie Sandberg
Echool
Japan
Women’s Society of the
First Baptist Church
Frank Strong
University
Sandberr
Baphhurch
The
Baptist Women's Foreign ® Missionary Society
New York City
Sol Marks
Kansas City
C. D. Lewis
Topeka
Ethel Evans
Ambrose
Selman Jean
Martha Ann
Crown Point
N. M. Ambrose
P. W. Claassen
De Soto Sand Plant Expands Amid Regional Contracts
De Soto sand supplier announces new contracts for bridges and culverts on highway No 30 west of De Soto and on the Olathe Gardner road. The firm reports steady summer business growth and ongoing expansion, while local rail and bus services face interruptions for Kansas City depots. Shifts in travel and commerce touch De Soto residents as community notices reflect changes and charitable efforts unfold at Prairie Center Methodist church with a rainbag fund-raiser and cream supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tobler
Kansas City
Ladies Aid of
The
Prairie Center Methodist Church
Vrajite Center
Buck Creek and Chester Buck Creek News Note
Mrs Paul Dustin and daughter Dorothy visited the Beard family a week ago Sunday Edna Mae Pickens was ill for a couple of days last week Mr and Mrs Leroy Donn and infant Nita Fae were guests of relatives in Oak Grove last Sunday Chas Fickens and Edna Mae visited John Black Wednesday morning John Black visited Hugh Holder Tuesday evening Miss Anna Shultz of Lawrence was calling in the community Thursday Virgil Groves of Chester and Miss Martha Lombard of Valley Grove were married last week in Lawrence Earl Shuttz of Midland was a bealler at Frank Blacks Sunday The wind storm Saturday evening resembled a small tornado near James Gordons.
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Prairie’ Center Methodist
Cora Corliss
Salina
Bennington
Lyve Ciors
Topeka
Yemnleton
Neal
Herbert Juden
John Boyd
Lawrence
Castlery
J. H. Porter
Tthe Frankim Insurance Co
Itli
Lloyd Gottstein
Central Business College
Kansas City
Lou Dunn
J. B. Bur
Kansas Cy
Guy V. Longstreth
Ralph Boone
Daugh‘ter Grace
Colony Moniay
Clarence Brown
Zarah
Jack
Fred Spehrer
Kansas
City
Kan
Clarence Hodge
al Cross
John Giebenes
Kansas’ City
A. W. Blaylock
Roy Cramer
Lois
Aril
W. L. Blaylock
Robert Ailen
Shawnee
Taylor Martin
Walter Az
Ilew
Ln Arkansas
Fyra Hershfield
Chicago
By S. Taylor
George Frain
Frain
Dewey Cook
Herman ‘Gottstein
Lyman Corliss
Lyman
Walter. Osborne
Harry Miller
Henry A. Kesler
W. E. Burch
Reed Parker
Caremere
Oxfa
Near Pro Center
Roger Miter
Esther
Elmer Skeet Shewash
Anita Mad
Ben
A Th Fender
Baxter Hughes
Homer Hughes
Hamer
L. M. Young
Inez Osborne
Miden
Ralph Harbison
Geddis Harbison
Mervon Osborne
Clar
Colen
Charles Dicken
Wayne
Bliss Frances Mason
Paul Dustin
Dorothy
Anne of
Williamstown notes on music lessons and family
Avis Tyrrell takes music lessons from Miss Vivian Strange while White assists with housework. Arthur Ousdahl reports the removal of his sister Mrs. Owens of Independence.
Baby Care Advice From Physicians and Castoria Endorsement
A historical notice advises fluid intake rules for infants by weight, suggests weighing for breastfed babies, and recommends Fletcher's Castoria for various baby ailments. It touts Castoria as a trusted vegetable remedy used for over thirty years and highlights a forty-cent bottle with thirty-five doses and the signature of Chas H Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Chas H- Fletcher
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L. ©. Carter
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Charles Krum
C. Ee. Kendall
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Long
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Junction
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Rend
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Washington
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Chas. Pickens
Edna Mae
Jas. Gordon
Creek Road
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Mr.Morrow
Arthur Mayhema
Viirginia
N. D. Vaus ‘Binder
Lenard Vausbinder
B White
Ferris
Peden Originka Acer
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Buck Creek
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Williamstown
Ruth Brittain
Spring Arch
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