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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1930

Page

5

Wetherholt O Bryan nuptials at Chicago residence

Miss Margaret Wetherholt daughter of Mr and Mrs Merrett R Wetherholt of Chicago and James E O Bryan son of Dr and Mrs J W O Bryan of Lawrence wed Friday February 28 at the Garland Ames residence 2629 Farragut Ave Chicago. Rev Rogers of La Salle Baptist Church officiated in a small ceremony. The bride wore blue crepe with orchid corsage. Attendants included Miss Roberta Wetherholt and Miss Evelyn Anderson. Steve Stevens acted as best man. Prelude by Miss Vodish and a wedding march. Luncheon for intimate guests. O Bryan in charge of publicity at Brunswick Barke Collender Co Chicago. They honeymoon in Colorado and will reside at 7295 Hennett Avenue Chicago.

Margaret Wetherholt Merrett R. Wetherholt Chicap James E. O'Bryan J. W.o'bryan Lawrence Garland Ames Farragut Avenue Chicago Dr. Rogers la Salle Baptist Church Roberta Wetherholt Evelyn Anderson Steve Stevens Misa Vodish Love You George Hollingbery Metropolitan School of Music O'Bryan Commercial Photographers Association University of Kans O’bryan Art Academy Brunswick-Barke-Collender Company O’ Drver Colorado Hennett Avertue

Social and bridge clubs calendar items noted

A long listing of social calendars and club notices from a Lawrence area newspaper. Various groups including university women, Mothers’ League, bridge clubs, and the Woman’s City club hold meetings, luncheons, and lectures at places like the Colonial tea room and Myers Hall. Attendees include Mrs C EB Friend, Mrs Lester Reber, Mrs George Schultz, and many others.

fWiddermon's C. EB. Friend Lex Demoiselles Lester Reber Green Owl Tea Room

Advertisers Guess Guns Used by Panel of Officials

A committee list includes Mrs Alrich Mrs A E Smith Mrs F Ii Roberts and George Smith as they discuss items used by advertisers to prompt guesses about firearm types. The fragment notes a panel of locals weighing in on promotional displays and associated props.

Alrich A. E. Smith F. Ii Roberts George Smith

Personal notices from Lawrence social column

Mr and Mrs Frank May may have returned to Lawrence after spending the winter in Long Beach California. They are at the home of May s mother Mrs J S Nibarget. Mrs F A Jones who has been seriously ill at her home 620 Vermont Street was taken yesterday to the home of her daughter Mrs C G Husted of Midland. Mrs R L McDonald was in Kansas City today to see Journeys End at the Schubert. Harlow Anderson en route from Peoria Illinois to where he is employed spent Saturday evening with his sister Mrs L Pierce and family and his parents Mr and Mrs J A Anderson. Mr and Mrs C O Nelson of Auburn Nebraska are spending the day at the home of their daughter Mrs Dolph Simons. Mrs C A Caulfield who has been visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Dunmire for several months will leave tomorrow penn for her home in Alameda California.

Frank Lawrence Long Beach Cal May J. S Schubert Harlow Anderson Peoria Jhe J. A. Anderson C. O. Nelson Auburn Neb Dolph Simons C. A. Caulfield W. A. Dunmire Penn Alameda

Beauty Queen Election Disapproved by WSA at KU

The Women's Student Government Association at the University of Kansas disapproved of electing a beauty queen to reign at the junior prom in the Union building. The mass meeting in Marvin Hall auditorium discussed nominating officers for March 12 and noted several sororities had already nominated candidates. Each male student may vote with a ticket purchase.

University of Kansas Union Women’s Student Government Association Marvin Hall

Merchants Post Winners in Spring Opening Contest

Prize winners in the merchandise value estimating contest were notified by having their names placed in merchant windows. Merchants finished checking slips by Monday and posted winners slips, showing true merchandise values or nearby estimates. Some slips varied by two or three dollars to as much as a hundred dollars. Slips were to be removed soon. Two drivers are booked.

Lawrence Men Figure in Auto Accident in Kansas City

Four injured in intercity viaduct collision in Kansas City. Scoop Tarpy of Clifton Kansas and Ralph Gentry of Lawrence sustained severe head injuries and were hospitalized, while Jesse Cole of Lawrence was injured but untreated. Walter Hendergast driver, Howard Tanner and Leonard Perkins of Kansas City suffered cuts. Cole and Pendergraft were booked on charges of careless driving.

Kansas City Intericity Scoop Tarpy Clifton Kan Ralph Gentry Lawrence Jesse Cole General Hospital Cole Walter Hendergast Howard Tanner Leonard ‘Perkins Pendergraft

Miss Breidenthal to Head W S G A Nominees

Ruth Breidenthal of Kansas City Kansas is nominated for president of the Women s Student Government Association at a meeting in Marvin Hall auditorium. Officers to be elected March 12, with nominations listed for vice president secretary treasurer class officers and several representatives from colleges and fine arts, including Ann Kent Katharine Hosford and Rebecca Thompson.

Ruth Breidenthal University of Kansas Kansas City Kan Women’s Marvin Hell Auditorium Butster Louise Irwin Mary Teresa Doffovin Mary Spencer Ruth Limbird Edith Herresuth Kudig Wilma Brink Evelyn Swarthout Clarice Short Myra Little Elenor Mitchell Frances Schwapp Janette Frowe Helen Hungerford Janice Pool Elma Jennings Josephine Edmonds Helen Harper Frances White Doris Husted Laura Judd Esther Cornelius Léla Hackney Maria van Deusen

Taxpayer help in Lawrence by F C Pomeroy deputy

Pomeroy of Holton, deputy collector for the internal revenue department, is in Lawrence this week to assist taxpayers with income tax returns. He will base at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the old city hall at Eighth and Massachusetts streets to help taxpayers prepare their filings. Rev W D Love takes pastorate in Winfield with warm welcome and a church of Christ membership around 200. His sons attend Winfield schools. Police report theft of a 1928 touring car from Benton Henderson, 1428 Ohio Street, last night. car description notes no top.

F.C. Pomeroy Holton Internal Revenue Department Lawrence Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Old City Hall Eighth Massachusetts Streets Eaneech Aise Winfield W. D. Love Church of Christ Benton Henderson Ohio Street Tae Henerson

Neighborhood Circle hosts quilting afternoon in Woodstock

Mrs Harry Wellman hosted the Neighborhood Circle club Thursday with guests Mrs Fred Champion and Mrs Dave McDonald. Members quilted blocks, were greeted by roll call, sang specials and shared lunch for twenty. Next meeting set for March 13 with Mrs Moore and Miss Mabel Moore.

Harry Wellman Neighborhood Circle Club Fred Champion Dave McDonald Egent Mildres Harding Wellman Harry Zook F.S. Chanelson Lloyd Scofield Scofield Thomas Ranney Topeka Matt Black Black Dan Petrie Sam Sam Petrie W. A. Willman St. Francis Hospital

Family welcomes new daughter amid local notices

Mr and Mrs Robertson celebrate the birth of a daughter born Tuesday February 18. The brief note records a basketball tournament at Winchester and McLouth winners for the coming year. Mrs Ruhlen, wife of Rev Ruhlen, is seriously ill in Bethany hospital Kansas City. Other family visits include Mr and Mrs Edgar Osborn and families, Mrs Ida Osborn, Mr and Mrs John Fiddler, and guests with Mr and Mrs Jack Helm. Sunday school and preaching conducted at the usual hour on a road trip.

Rey Wellman Arelen Rank Champion Bert Saunders Charlotte Lawrence Edgar Osborn Ida Osborn South John Fiddler Topeka Jack Helm Matt Tiona Reading

Vinland Blues and Local Events Highlight Week

Vinland basketball faces Edgerton in last home game while Lecompton Vinland plays Lecompton in a 16 to 11 win. The dramatic art class selects The Rebellion of Mrs Barclay for the Junior play and sets cast for immediate work. Mildred Paasch suffers eye injury from a Friday cinder and misses days of school. Joya Kansas Morean and Rev C K Jones attend Baldwin luncheon for retired ministers Mrs Love and sons. Roy Halmark, formerly of Lawrence, moves to T P Stevens property. Miss Jennie Stevens undergoes Memorial operation.

Vinland Edgerton Lecompton Joya Kansas Morean C.K. Jones Baldwin Ministers Wives Association B. Love Winfield Kan Tove Roy Halmark Lawrence T. P. Stevens Archie Baugher Halmark Raby Chandler Jennie Stevens Memorial

Action Without Harm Whenever Constipated

A vintage notice promotes Cascarets as a quick effective remedy for constipation. It claims overnight relief with improved breath, digestion, and energy after a few nights of use. The product is made from cascara and sold in 10 cent boxes at drug stores.

Local Church News and Family Updates in Vinland Area

Hospital patient at home about ten days with very satisfactory condition. Parishioners attend church service. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Parsons relocate to the L. Hansen property. Parsons resumes work at the garage. Thelma and Ruth enroll at Vinland School. Rev. J. Kansas Morgan returns from Leavenworth after attending the M. E. church seventy fifth anniversary programs. he spoke on Thursday evening on The Peace of the Pioneer. Kenneth family to move soon to the Kanwaka district.

Morgan Kenneth Kanwaka

Ship 18 Gains 30 Feet In Dramatic Belfast Insertion

Belfast AP reports the 689-ton United Fruit steamship La Maren was cut in half to insert a 30 foot midsection. Rivets around four decks were drilled, and the interior trimmed, while winches and windlasses were reconnected to deck mooring pawls by wire hawsers. The bow was pulled forward and separated from the stern within five minutes.

Belfast la Maren United Fruit Steamship Company Glasgow

Dave's Mentha Pepsin Promised Relief for Indigestion

A health ad urges readers with acute indigestion to take one tablespoonful of Dave's Mentha Pepsin. It claims ten minutes later relief from gas, heart pressure, and breathing difficulty, with a guarantee of ending indigestion or money back from Round Corner Drug Store or any druggist.

Round Corner Drug Store Dave Round Corner

Zemo Heals Itchy Skin Quickly and Safely

Soothing Zemo provides rapid relief for itching skin and raw peeling areas. It smooths blemishes and clears pimples while treating scalp irritations. Safe and pleasant to use, it comes in 35c 60c and $1.00 sizes and is sold everywhere.

Thoxine advertised as quick sore throat relief cough remedy

An ad proclaims Thoxine as a doctor prescribed sore throat relief with instant effects. Marketed as safe for the family, it promises relief in 15 minutes with a money back guarantee and is sold by Round Corner Cine Co and other drug stores at 35e, 0c, and $1.90.

Round Corner Cine Co

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