Wright Danenbarger Nuptials End Busy Day
Miss Winifred Clara Wright married William Fowler Danenbarger in Concordia at 4 PM. Rev. T W Astman officiated. The couple, KU graduates, plan to live in Concordia where Danenbarger edits the Concordia News and Press. Guests from several states attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Clara Wright
William Fowler Danenbarger
WW. H. Danenbarger
Concordia
Dusthe'e. Wright
T.W. Astman
First Presbyterian Church
Wyeth Jordan
Kansas City
C. H. Pugh
Wichita
Mary Lou Holloway
Ruth Evelyn Walters
Danenbarger
Concordia News and Press
University of Kansas
Kappa Alpha Theta
Dane
Robert D. Jordan
Mary Alice
la Salle
D. D. Mickey
Roxie Ann
Omaha
Ned
Easter Personal Notices From Area Families
Mrs. A. B. Mitchell and her sons Alex and Andy travel to Chanute for Easter with her mother Mrs. A. M. Davis. Mr. Mitchell to join Sunday. Mrs. Fred Olmstead visits daughter Mrs. C. S. De Rain in Kansas City and sees Miss Jennie Donnelly and Mrs. Mary Stewart. Kennard Kennedy and sons John Bert and Hugh of Warrensburg Mo. spend Easter in Lawrence. Kennedy coaches Warrensburg High School. Miss Sue Todd principal of McAlaster School returns home to Tonganoxie for vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trovilla spend weekend in Kangas ity. Miss Inez Frost shops in Topeka. Marion Priestley of Butler Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Mitchell
Alex
Andy
Chanute
Mitchell
A. M. Davis
Fred Olmstead
C. S. de Rain
Kansas City
Jennie Donnelley
Mary Stewart
Kennard Kennedy and
John Bert and
Hugh
Warrensburg
Friday Social Calendar Falls for Local Weddings and Visits
Marriage of Bliss Xe inifred Wright and William F. Danenbarger announced for Friday. Friday duplicate contract club event hosted by Mrs. Decker. Mrs. Ivan Rowe hosts small luncheon. Mr. Priestley travels to Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. George Nuckols and family host relatives Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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Ars
Ivan Rowe
M. S. Maloney
Tulsa
Okla
Maloney
D. W. Maloney
A. C. Mitchell
A. B. Mitchell
Harold Longenecker
W. C Simons
Otto Fischer
Rowe
Bliss
George Nuckols
Mr. Priestley
Wyoming
Nourmahal Carries President Roosevelt to Bahama Fishing Grounds
The Nourmahal yacht carrying President Roosevelt makes a brief harbor stop in Nassau Bahamas then sails toward Andros Island fishing grounds. Vincent Astor owns the yacht while H M S Danae fires a salute offshore. Astor visits Governor Clifford Bede and Lady Bede. A Negro pilot boards to guide the craft near Andros Island. TO VIRGINIA NEXT YEAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Bahamas
Nourmahal
President Roosevelt
Bahaman
Andros Island
Vincent Astor
Roosevelt
Mr. Astor
Clifford Bede
Lady Bede
Virginia
Junior College Forensic Fraternity Holds Election
Independence Kansas March 30 AP Bristol Virginia selected for 1935 convention of Phi Rho Pi junior college forensic fraternity Roy G C Brown Bristol re elected president English department head at Virginia Intermont College Maud Ramm Duluth Minnesota named first vice president William J Griffin Independence second vice president C E Mariners Oklahoma City secretary William Curtis Arkansas City student representative
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Independence
Kan
Bristol
Phi Rho Pi
Roy GC. Brown
Virginia Intermount College
Es R Maud Ramm
Duluth
Railroad Wage Controversy Moves Toward Mediation Board
Washington March 30 AP The railroad wage dispute reached a stage where federal coordinator Joseph B Eastman would turn it over to the Federal Board of Mediation after talks with labor leaders and managers. He locked himself in his office to prepare a public statement as the possibility of referral to the board was raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Federal Board of Mediation
J . Eastman
KU Coach Hargiss Hosts Track Guests at Independence Lunch
Kansas University coach Bill Hargiss and spruced athletes Glenn Cunningham and teammates were hosted by the Rotary club and KU alumni in Independence Kansas. Cunningham hinted he would not chase his mile world indoor mark at the Tulsa meet next day. A bantam hen fell into a 74 foot well near Durant Oklahoma and was rescued after two days in water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Kan
Bill Hargiss
Kansas University
Glenn Cunningham
Rotary Club
K. U
Altho
Hargiss
Cunningham
Tulsa
Durant
Okla
Sunrise Cantata at Trinity Lutheran Easter Morning
The Easter sunrise cantata by Trinity Lutheran Church choir will be sung Sunday at 6 o clock. Directed by Miss Meribah Moore the program titled Hail the Victor by Alfred Wooler depicts the crucifixion entombment and resurrection with soloists Mrs Verner Smith Mildred Reuter Karl Bratton Frank Denison and George Trovillo at the organ. The event lasts about one hour and public attendance is welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Meribah Moore
Lawrence
Alfred Wooler
K. U
Jesus
Gethsemane
Calvary
Temple
Easter Cantata Selections Preview
A program features Rent-Chorus with contralto in He Was Wounded For Our Trans gressions Intermezzo. Women’s voices in In the Tomb. As It Began to Dawn with a soprano and chorus. The Easter Bells Are Ringing with a soprano. I Hail the Victor final chorus.
Cable News in Brief Associated Press summary
Paris reports a possible merger plan involving airlines from France Germany and Italy operating in South America under study. Barcelona notes Douglas Fairbanks Sr plans a London return with unclear plans to meet wife Mary Pickford. Vienna reports Jewish opposition to anti Semitic tendencies in the Austrian government. Zaragoza sees a peaceful end to a general strike called by Spanish unions. Paris notes Mrs Francis Amherst Cecil seeks a divorce. Berlin quotes Hitler wishing to discuss international affairs personally with other world leaders including President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
South America
Barcelona
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
London
Mary Pickford
Vienna
Zargoza
Francis Amherst Cecil
Cornelia Vanderbilt
Berlin
Hitler
Roosevelt
Kansas Gets Moisture Flare Back From Winter
The Topeka AP report notes that northwest winds cooled the region, ending a spell of springlike mildness. Forecasters say moisture will ease as system moves off tomorrow, bringing cooler air and unsettled skies. The brief bulletin emphasizes a transient pattern shift and cautions residents to expect lingering wind and potential showers.
Weather shifts bring brief cool spell across Kansas
Federal meteorologist S D Flora reports the recent cool spell in Kansas will be short lived with moderation starting tomorrow after a day of rain and snow. Most moisture fell as rain last night then turned to snow in many areas, with heavier snow to the north around Valentine Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
S._D. Flora
Flora
Valentine
Neb
South Dakota
Goodland
Special Easter Services At Sunnyside Church
Easter services are planned with Sunday school at 1 30 and preaching at 2 30 led by Rev C L Heatherington of the United Brethren church. All interested invited as forecasts show a freeze and cool temperatures across the region. Oklahoma City police report youths staged a collection fad stealing auto radiator caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
C. L. Heatherington
United Brethren Church
Oklahoma City
Classified Ad Taker Seeks Readers For Cash
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Oak Hill
Memorial Hospital
H. E. Cummings
Tennessee Street
Edith Skidmore
Grace Alexander
Topeka
Roger. M. Williams
Wiedemann's
J. N. Gordon
J. N. Carman
The
Friends Church
Alice Clayton
Ruth Clayton
Orin Bales
R. L. H. Club
C. R. Stewart
Rhode Island_ street
Aunt Het
Robbert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
President Cruises
Bahaman Waters
Junior College Forensic Fraternity
Board OF Mediation
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cable News
C. A. Myers & Son
Mich
St. E
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Iller-Jones
Tina
Mass
Jonquils Carnations
Onmurips
Pdrago
Rnone
Egraph Flowers
Maem, St
Elizabeth McCleary Fannie Webb
Mildred Johnson
Endicott
International
Star
Men’s Athletic Union
Haynes Brand
Bargain Centre
Massachuse
Patee Theater
Seri
Gail
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