Anderson-Wilson Wedding in Linwood Congregational Church
The marriage of Miss Lena Anderson and Mr Clyde C Wilson of Bonner Springs was held at 7 o clock Sunday March 2 at the bride’s parents Linwood home. Rev Clarence K Rede of the Linwood Congregational Church officiated with about twenty five relatives in attendance. Music by Miss Bedus Augustson of Kansas City preceded the ceremony as the bride wore a crepe dress and the event featured a formal ring ceremony.
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Linwood School
Wilson
Bonner Springs
Kaw Valley
Do'elock
Messan
Dane
Bbride
Clara Conklin
Beloit
F. M. Yianks
M. FF. Wilson
W. L. Black
Kansas City
O. F. Augustson
Edna
Laura
Andrew Nelson
Arthur Nelson
John Johnson
Carl P. Johnson
Ka City
Kansas
Heiress Sells Stockings After Inheritance Shock
Ruth Hibbs Johnson learns at a Kansas City store that her grandfather, a wealthy Danville man who died by his own hand, left her sixty thousand dollars. She changes her name to Johnson after the revelation and continues with her shopping, telling her mother she must inform her after returning home.
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Kansas City
Ruth
Johnson
Ruth Hibbs
Danville
Mamma
Hibbs
Wedding Bells and Birth Announcements Chronicle
A series of society notes describe weddings in Linwood and Lawrence with details on dress, venues, and attendees. The Anderson and Wilson union features a three course buffet and a weeklong honeymoon plan. Additional notices cover the Boyd Whitman wedding and several birth announcements, including Lois born to Fern Shane Connelly and updates on local clubs and visits.
Pleasant Surprise At Woman's Club Meeting
A local federation gathering hosted by Mrs. Charley with thirty guests and many more sending regrets. Officers election postponed to March 2, resolutions urged home gardens, agricultural education, and Liberty Loan support, with talks by Prof. Dykstra and Miss Dorothy Fite. candidates spoke to civic goals.
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Ian
Tevene
Commerns
Job. Griffin
Merk
Federation
Board of Education
Friend
Shieh
Liberty Loan Pynem
Ho EB
Don Carlos
Dykstra
Wmnmiizeion
Government Pan
Dorothy Fite ‘Herg
K. Us
Dom Ly
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Makes Hair Clean and Silky
An old health tip suggests using plain malformed coconut oil as a shampoo instead of soaps or harsh shampoos. Moisten hair with water, rub in a small amount to produce rich lather, then rinse to remove dust dirt dandruff and oil. The oil is cheap plentiful and gentle on the scalp and hair.
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Blackwell
Dell
Kansas Natural Gas CO
Local notes from Kansas visits and travel
Entries show W. G. Hutson and others in Kansas City on business, Mrs. H. H. Willis of Leavenworth visiting Lawrence, Lt. Exh in Kansas City, C. R. Schrader driving a Nash home, Chaplain Evan A. Riiwards returning to Camp Doniphan, and Merton Bressler of Manhattan heading to Kansas City. The item also mentions political stance about Siberia and Japan.
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H. H. Willis
Teavenworth
Lawrence
Kansas City
Arrest in Gates and Wagon Wheels Theft Case
Sheriff reports a suspect, Raggi, arrested on a warrant for theft of gates and wagon wheels from a residence. The property was found at the home, with bond set for appearance in Woodward County Court.
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Conde
Woodward
Ala
Raggi
Ty Californi
Tus Oia
Migshy
Briegh
Douglas County Farmers DOW board gains 250 members
A Douglas County agriculture bureau grows to 250 members to support county agricultural facilities. The advisory line includes one member from each district. The board appoints committees to advance farm improvements and coordinate fundraising efforts.
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Payglas
Douglas County Farmers Dow Ab
County Ay
On Rrf
Ihembel
London shipper argues output not enough to cover losses
Sir John Eller man, controlling owner of several ships, told the Chamber of Shipping that postwar output cannot replace marine losses since the outbreak of the war. He noted enemy action losses remain to be accounted for and urged action. Volunteering workers’ buttons for the Third Liberty Loan campaign will be provided to state, county, and community workers and salesmen.
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London
John Ellerman
Aléamship Snes
Chamber of Shipping
Liberty
Heroet
Farmers Union Meeting at Douglas County Courthouse
Farmers Union members are invited to attend a meeting at the Douglas County courthouse at two o clock in the afternoon. The event aims to discuss county farming concerns and unite local farmers for upcoming activities.
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Douglas County ‘Court House
Topeka 30 Classifieds on Appeal Report
Classified by the TDis on Appeal shows items including Wine Chiunde B Wandell IR Cecil C Tite Baldwin and class 1 A noted in Topeka listings.
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Topeka
Tdison Appeal
Chiunde
B. Wandell
Cecil C. Tite
Baldwin
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Lawrence residents and a midday Chamber meeting
The damaged text references Robertson Jennie from Lawrence and W Boyd of Lance gad with a 2,000,000 figure. It notes a noon Chamber event and mentions schools and a sheriff, but the fragment is incomplete and lacks a clear action or outcome.
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Robertson
Jennie Tihest
Lawrence
W. Boyd
Lance Gad
Municipal band forms beginners class for new members
A beginners class has been established to fill the new municipal band. Men with no instruments will be taught and added by band leader instruction. Free lessons on musical instruments are offered. The band holds weekly rehearsals at City Hall on Thursday nights with President Hugh Keller available to discuss joining.
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Anea
Hugh Keller
Hold Second Meeting of Union Endeavor
The Lawrence young people's societies hold the second Christian Endeavor Week meeting at the Christian church tonight at 7:30. Led by Miss Alista Hawkins a University of Kansas senior, the event continues the group’s union sprayer effort and prayer focus.
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Union Endeavor
Lawrence’ Young People's Societies
The
Christian Church
Alista Hawkins
University of Kansas
Young People Society Plans Week of Meetings
The first meeting of the week at the Methodist church drew good attendance. The Enron executive committee expects crowds at all meetings this week. About 200 people are expected at the banquet in the Congregational church Thursday night at 6:26.
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Young People’s Society
Methodist Church
The
Enron
Congregational Church
Limited gov control to 21 months after war end
Washington reports that the administration bill on government operation of railroads was approved in principle. The tentative deal limits government control to twenty-one months after the war ends. A further meeting was set for tonight to resolve the remaining dispute over rate-making authority.
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Washington
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Massachusetts
Boyd
Ed Whitman
Lone Star
Bush W.connelly
Wellborn
Lois
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Fern Shane
Tudor’ Stevenson
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Ethel Hoyt
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W. A Moore
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Marcella Hetzel
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Ruth Anderson
Ellen Heinen
Ellen Anderson
Atkinson
Frere
Uicre Smart
Alva Dae
Chareh Will
Chareh Parks
Ely O'Elon
Wowad
Smith
Veen
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Mos
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Mystic
Dadoie Woon
Ida Wooley
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Weo
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Joakneas City
Hat
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Pristed Voile
Ammer
Voile
Saag
W. G. Hutson
Kansaat
C. R. Schrader
Nash
Evan A. Riiwards
Camp Doniphan
Mer. Palmer Bressler
Manhattan
S. Re Mil Ren
Pope Viet Fee
Moth
Grane
Lerbert Wen
Siberia
Warslnatoi
United States
Yao Jigme
Siberian
Mare
Piote
Sapam
Japan
Essemistac
Vanel Heen
Prard
Sherufe Gee
Vicks Noses
Lawrence Silk Store
Weather Report
Kan East
Limit Gove
Amy
Hester & Roberts Mfg
Opticians
George L. Kreeck
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