Marriage of Higgins daughter to Alpha George Carter Jr
The wedding of Miss Eleanor Marie Higgins daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto P Higgins of Kansas City Missouri to Alpha George Carter Jr son of Mr and Mrs A G Carter also of Kansas City occurred yesterday at the Annunciation bar in Kansas City The Rev M D Tierney officiated after the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the Ambassador hotel for immediate families The bride wore a floor length eggshell satin gown with a bridal cap of Chantilly lace The wedding party included Miss Carol Higgins maid of honor The couple’s families traveled from Lawrence and nearby areas for the ceremony and celebration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Marie Higgins
Otto P. Higgins
Kansas City
Alpha George Carter, Jr
A. G. Garter
Annunciation Bar
Kansas’ City
M. D. Tierney
Ambassador Hotel
University of Kansas
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Pi Upsilon Fraternity
Doroty Stewart
Ann Smith
Mickland
Berta Lou Grat‘tan
Lartlesville
Oklo
Toansas City
C. 0. Stéswart
PERSONALS: Troop moves and visits across cities
Robert Crowder left for New York City and will enter the United States Military Academy at West Point. A. J. James heads to Sibleyville to supervise Santa Fe bridge construction. Mrs. B. L. Garrett returns from Carrollton, Missouri. Miss Bertha Cowles and Miss Bertha Salisbury visit before continuing to Sibleyville. Mrs. Chester A. Brewer and daughter Betty Jo visit Lawrence. Brewer plans to join them July 1 for a short vacation. Mrs. Jennie P. Moren travels to Kansas City to visit her daughter. Mrs. F. T. Barteldes spends the day in Topeka with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spalding and children arrive from Pelham Manor to spend about two weeks with relatives. Mrs. J. A. Weed and Miss Helen Weed return to Lawrence after Iowa travels. they will summer with Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Grey. Mrs. George Cash and son return to Charleston, West Virginia, after visiting her parents in Lawrence. Mrs. Wilson and Miss Helen Wilson accompany them to St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gurtler return from Kansas City. Gurtler’s health improves. Miss Marian Cook recovers from a major operation at Memorial hospital. Miss Jessie May Tucker travels to Ness City to visit friends. Mrs. I. M. Harper and daughter plan to spend the summer in Caldwell with relatives. Mrs. Cecil Brown and children visit Lawrence relatives. Gordon A. Smith, formerly of Lawrence, now of St. Louis, stops in Lawrence on way to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crowder
New York City
West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
A. J. James
Sibleyville
Santa Fe
B. L. Garrett
Tennessee
Carrollton
S. B. Smith
Bertha Cowles
Bertha Salisbury
Kansas
Dorothy Corlett
F. T. Barteldes
Topeka
C. L. Dolman
Stormont Hospital
Arthur Spalding
Mary
Buddy
Pelham Manor
W. Sparr
Spalding
J. A. Weed
Helen Weed
Iowa
Corning
Lawrence
A. D. Grey
George Cash
Small Son
Charleston
West
Cash
J.B. Wilson
Wilson
Helen Wilson
St. Louis
Howard Gurtler
Kansas City
Gurtler
Cecil Brown
LeRoy
Anna Aldine
Albuquerque
N. M
Mrs. Brown
W. B. Jellison
New York Street
Gordon A. Smith
Denver
Clarence Brown
O. A. Watson
Springfield
Monnday
Inez Osborne
Sherman Casebier
J. D. Buckingham
Willa Dean Roberts
Frances French
I. T. Martin
Paul
Alva Butler
Raytown
Elmer Dedy
Memorial Hospital
Frank Klamm
Leonard Mellottee
Edwardsville
A. T. Broveak
Roy W. Nance
Carmen
M. E
W. O. Watson
Louise Jewett
Midland
Rose Orrick
E. E. Baker
Frank Strickland
S. Hambleton
Research
Hambleton
Viola Elliott
Harold
Laverne White
Karl Martin
Clare Teegarden
Argentine
John Winston
Stanley
Winston
Sam Vance
D. A. Kobler
Arch Meinke
Linwood
Charles Jewett
Mel Golden
Harry Miller
Frank Chambers
Pratt
Robert
Osborne
Agnes’ Osborne
Olathe
Hattie Lake
Chicago
W. E. Burch
Burch
Bert Hoffman
Hoffman
Adam Wright
Gus
DeVoe Orrick
Mr. Orrick
Noel E. Wray
DeSoto
DeSoto State Bank
Eudora
Oscar Lotholz
Curtis
Sheldon
Frank
Temaine
Public Opinion Affects Fashion and Decorum
In a 1928 note the writer laments that public opinion does not guide people's behavior. He cites indifference to stockings and observes skirts becoming shorter as fashion shifts from silk stockings to shorter dresses.
Social and club notices fill local calendar week
A dense social calendar lists Tuesday gatherings for Finesse club and Legion Auxiliary in South Aast, with tea at Imperial Club and Kappa Phi supper hosted by Mrs. F Price Ann Puls. Birth announcements note Mr. and Mrs. George Trombold welcoming a son at Memorial hospital and Mr. and Mrs. O B Beaman with Norma Jean. Puppet show by AAUW group planned for South Park tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. lasting about forty minutes, with key roles and volunteers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Jaedicke
Goamesican Legion Auxiliary
South Aast
Clara Emerson
Imperial Clib
Will Pendleton
Kappa Phi
F. Price
Cinderilla
A.A.U.W
South~ Park
Fred Butcher
John Cretors
Brutus Hamilton
Harry Stucker
W. Schoene
F. P. O Brien
0. B. Beaman
Route Six
Memorial Hospital
Norma Jean
Belleview and Vicinity Social Notes Recap
Miss Geneva James visits Lawrence with her brother and sister in law. Mr and Mrs Clarence James host daughters. Mr and Mrs Tom Beals of Lawrence visit, then depart for Denver. Gage family from Kansas City spend weeks at Harry Walker's farm. Birthday dinner at Will Freese’s includes Will Freese Louise Pfleger and Frederick Freese family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva James
Lawrence
Clarence James
Tom Beals
John Akin
Denver
Colo
J.B. Gage
Kansas City
Harry Walker
Louise Pfleger
Frederick Freese
Will~ Freese
Frederick
Elwin
Carl Pfleger
Clifton
Geo. Ott
Gerald
Josepine
Ester
Mary
Ster Freese
Sanders
Lone Star
Minnie Whaley
Burdette
Kan
Fred Whaley
Emily
Clifton James
Emma Lewise
Marjory
Oakridge Farm Bureau Meets at Home of Mrs Pred Captad
Oakridge Farm Bureau hosts regular meeting on Friday June 24 at Mrs Pred Captad’s home. President Mrs Morgan leads business and a landscape lesson on spraying and dusting. Guests include Miss Messer and Miss Johnson. Reports note state lake building, summer camp, and picnic day plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakridge Farm Bureau
Messer
Frank
McGrade
Aileen Johnson
Margaret Messer
Alice Laptad
Earl Bereiter
Albuquerque
N. M
Lawrence
Albert Knop
Frank Toms
Frank Leonhard
Frank Bereiter
H. G. van Neste
D. .L. Noone
Bert Jones
Harold Altenbernd
George Stanwix
James Woolf
Chester Toms
Mr. Toms
Joe Hemme
Newman
Billy Campbell
Kansas City
Topeka
R. K. Nicholson
Kaw Valley
B. F. Douglas
A. C. Nichols
Flower Club
Arnold Flottman
Fittsburg
Frank Johns
Oklahoma
Oakridge
Clinton
Park
T the Rainey
Jella Altenbernd
Desoto News Highlights Social Visits and Local Returns
De Soto society reports include Mrs W H Jewett, C D Jewett and son Olin returning from Oklahoma with relatives, J L Coons hospitalized, and many visits across Kansas City to Bristow Henrietta and Drumright. Residents attend weddings, illness updates, and church services despite heavy rain. local families host guests and announce moves.
Clinton Belvoir 4-H Club Opens Meeting at Harrell Home
The Clinton Belvoir 4-H girls met at Russell Harrell’s home on a Wednesday afternoon. The session began with songs and cheers. Roberta Harrell and Dorothy Woodward demonstrated fruit muffin making. Lois and Irene Harrell made ice cream. Lois Harrell and Roberta Steele, who attended Manhattan Round-up, taught new songs and games. Ice cream and muffins were served to conclude the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Girls
Russell Harrell
Roberta Harrell
Orothy
Woodward
Lois
Irene Harrell
Lois Harrell
Roberta
Steele
Manhattan
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Entertaining
Twenty five of the twenty six members were out for a gathering with guests including Mrs Charles Turnipseed and Miss Eva Kuhns visiting from Chester Baldwin's. Reports of relatives traveling to Kansas City Texas and Colorado, dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Kampschroeder, and illness recoveries of Mrs Ray Harrell and Mrs Earl Simmons fill the notes. The Missionary Society met at Mrs Arthur Losh with readings prayers songs and a Japan and Foreigners lesson followed by a piano tuning plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Turnipseed
Eva Kuhns
Chester Baldwin
Arkansas City
Oscar Button
Mabel
Texas
Howard Petefish
Stratford
Petefish
Charles Kampschroeder
Charles Kampsch
Ernest Nelson
Kampschroeder
Nelson
Kansas City
Bell Memorial Hospital
Joseph Kennison
Hichkok
Kan
City
Hall
Scott Kirkham
Barbondale
Art Cummikle
Topeka
Harry Murphy
Walter Brown
Alma, Lee
Anna May
Fred Baldwin
Missionary Society
Arthur Losh
M. J. Murphy
Emma Anderson
Fred. Baldwin
Japan
Losh
Ebon Andersen
Sigel Farm Bureau meeting hosts tax lesson at school
Eight members and seven guests attended the Sigel Farm Bureau unit gathering at the schoolhouse last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Roy Harrell presented the tax lesson as cake, sandwiches, and iced tea were served at the close. A correction notes additional guests listed for a previous shower for Mrs. Fred Tornaden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Herschell
Baby
Nemi
Irene
Tarpey
Robert
Hall
Sigel Farm Bureau Unit
Roy Harrell
Fred Tornaden
Russell ‘Sutton
Hugh Axe
Betty Holcom
Charles Nemic
Arthur Losh
Charles Kampechroeder
August Kampschroeder
Helen
G.C. Potter
Jane
Kenneth
Beryl
Lyle and
Stacy
Names listed in a local society notice
Effie Kampschroeder Thelma Fern and Laverne Hileen Johnson Irena Gibler Dorothy Woodward Viola Leona Nelson Vivian Nadine Hout Mrs Harry Unger Harriet Hume Rose Alma Martin are named in a community notice. The item preserves a roster of attendees or participants as read in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Kampschroeder
Thelma
Fernand Laverne
Hileen Johnson
Irena Gibler
Dorothy Woodward
Viola
Leona Nelson
Vivian
Nadine Hout
Harry Unger
Harriet Hume
Rose Alma Martin
Kreuger Gold Goblet Labeled Tin Cup on 50th Birthday
Stockholms AP report notes Kreugers famed extravagance may be overstated as his properties show modest comfort. Only luxury cited were fast cars and boats, one vessel bought for 5000 and sold for 3700, amid a broader career summary in The Journal World Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreuger
Cust
Stockholm
Journal-World
Ivar ‘Ket
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chifford -Haverty
Lawrence Flower Club
Carl Graeber
Ella Doering
D. S. Woodward
Frank E. Jones
California
Raymond Hunter
Route Five
Unitarian ‘Alliance
Fred Olmstead
Vermont Street
Unitarian News
Joy Sunday School
First Christian Church
Velma
Bethard
Tennessee Street
Arabel Scott
Jeader
Capitola Fletcher
J. M. le Suer
New Hampshire Street
James Marvin, Jr
Valley Chapel
Lakes’ Aid
Fred McKinney
Ladies’ Aid of ‘the Methodist Church
Brownie Pack
Girl Scouts
Central’ Park
National
Girl Scout Headquarters
Jerry Penney
Elmer Lupton
Lawrence Pack
Brown Owl
Doris Twente
Barbara
Jean Roper
Evelyn Emick
Tudor Hanna
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Ann Puls
Barbara Young
Helen Jane Douglas
Joan Kistler
Martha Lena Swinehart
Florence Jean Eggert
Muriel Jordan
Virginia Gorrill
Virginia Ann Fritz
Myra Jean Sluss
Betty Beal
Jean Kieray
Mary Nell Rankin
Nancy
Lee Nevins
George’ Trombold
Ohio Street
Annonce
Trombold
Allie James
Martha Abel
Lois Kramer
Little June Louise Abel
Earl Otts
Har
Wanker
Clarence Rood
Taylor Orton
Finly M. Martin
Milton Shafstahl
Jane Son
Glean
Anaden and Sons
Earl Ott
Goone Abel
Martin Abel
Homewood
Belleview. and Vicinity
Oak Ridge
DE Soto
W. H. Jewett
C. D. Jewett
Olin
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
F. R. Boone
Colony
R. W. Boone
Don Martin
Copeland
A.T. Broveak
Robert Allan
Johnson County
San Pedro
Calif
Mary Wycklund
E. H. ‘McVey
Mirs
Herbert Heyward
O. A. Kobler
Clinton-Beluvoir
Party
Ward's Flowers
Fischer
Ireta Mae Fetters
Nancy Drake
Bessie Taylor
Otto Fischer
Mohawk Axminster Bugs Crawford
Txjeaver
Oes
Felts
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