Wichita woman announces Romayne Eckstein wedding in Chicago
Mrs Otto G Eckstein of Wichita announces the marriage of her daughter Romayne to L Harold Edmondson of Chicago son of Mr and Mrs W F Edmondson of Wellington. The ceremony occurred Saturday March 2 at the bride’s mother's home with Rev Henry Hornung officiating. The couple will reside in Chicago after March 15. Romayne attended Colorado College and KU class of 1924, taught in Wellington, and was a Wichita Beacon editor. Edmondson works for the Santa Fe railway in Chicago.
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Otto G. Eckstein
Wichita
Romayne
L. Harold Edmondson
Chicago
W. F. Edmondson
Wellington
Henry Hornung
United Congregational Church
Colorado College
Gind
University of Kansas
Chi Omega Sorority
Wellington High School
Wichita Beacon
Edmondson
Santa Fe Railway
Calendar of events at Delta Tau and community clubs
Weekly social calendar lists meetings for Delta Tau at the Delta house, duplicate whist at Mrs Friend, cooking school, and teas at F A U hall. Other items include luncheons, an auction club, junior prom at Memorial Union, and a social afternoon at Eldridge hotel with guests from Los Angeles. Also noted are church mission study meetings and a dinner hosted by stenographers of the state house.
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Ralph Baldwin
Duplicate Bridge Club
Gamma Phi Béta House
Miercoles
Emma Fagan
Delta Tau
Delta House
C. B. Friend
Sriday Vendredi Club
H. E. Don
Carrie
Brida
B. Russell
Memorial Union Building
F. A. Ui
Della Upsilon
Eldridge Hotel
Los Angeles
Cal
Virginia Hosford
Betty Brown
C. E. Friend
Marmola Fat Loss Method Promises Quick Change
An ad claims an easy fat loss by replacing exercise or diet with Marmola tablets. It states the method uses a natural element to convert food into energy and has been marketed for 20 years. The box includes the formula and scientific reasons, with a $1 per bottle price and four tablets daily guidance.
Improving methods use old structures in new ways
A brief AP report notes efforts to develop functions that work with older data structures. It mentions Moscow and references the daily average of intoxicated persons in a context suggesting public health monitoring.
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Moscow
Drunkenness Arrests Surge On Moscow Streets
The record shows Moscow street intoxication cases reaching one third during peak religious holidays, rising from 500 to 740. Total drunkenness arrests in 1928 exceeded 100,000, highlighting a broad social issue.
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Moscow
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Olive Brush
Hamilton Gibbs
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Mabel Barnhart
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IO. C. Fy Hall
Lawrence
the First
Methodist Church
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Belvoir
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau
Thomas van Nice
Woodie Laughlin
Connecticut Street
Harris
RB. Bereiter
H. Harris
R .M. Gearhart
C. H. Porter
Z. HS van Neste
Laughlin
K. U.mames
Roland Brown
Mlinois Street
Maurice Reagan
Verne Steedlum
L. B. Smith
S. J. Runkle
Rhode Island Street
C. B. Rumsey
J. C. Rumsey
Rachel McKittrick
Vermont Street
F. W. Hosford
Fred Clarke
Sam Adams
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Espe Vat Publst
Fureher
Women’s Missionary Societys
Trinity Lutheran Church
New Hampshire Street
Charles A.’ Puls
H. T. Jost
House of Representatives
Topeka
Ida M. Walker
House
Stella B. Haines
Butler County
Minnie Stockebrand
Walker
Stella Haines
Emma Bennett
Geare Perky
Chiristian Church Council
H. E. Rex
Kentucky Street
Carl Graeber
Colonial Tea Room
Ralph Beal
George Reed
Royal Neighbors
Holloway and
Joneshall
Lawrence Drama League
Green Hall
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Trinity. Lutheran Church
Joe “Glahn
Connecticut
Syracuse
N. Y
Fletcher
Adv
Nat Rand Asmanda
War
Fanle Phang
Dany
Danvilla
Ala
G. W. Key
Rachel
I. W. Falk
P.M. Falk
Holland
Jeffries Dry Goods Co
WrHenPes
Johansens
St.75
Evyer
Ike
Virginia
Eldridge
Massachusetts Street
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Myers & Son
Lady Washington
Attern
The
Journal-World Cooking School
Emily M. Lautz
Journal-World
F. A. U. Hall
Inney
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