Emmy Lou Sutton weds Lewis Harmon Poors in Ava Missouri
Emmy Lou Sutton and Lewis Harmon Poors married April 24 in Ava Missouri with Rev. W M Tisdale officiating. Emmy Lou attends the University of Kansas as an advanced architecture student and is a Kappa Alpha Theta member. Lewis is a Missouri and Wharton graduate, now branch manager for George A Breen in Kansas City, with plans to move to Los Angeles around May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Sutton
Kansas City
Emmy Lou
Lewis Harmon Poors
Frank H. Moore
Ava
W.M. Tisdale
Methodist Episcopal Church
University of Kansas
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Moore
University of Missouri
Wharton School of Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
George A. Breen and Company
H. L. Moore
Lawrence
The
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Local society and church notices from Topeka and Lawrence
A digest of social events includes bridge luncheon at Mrs Wayte Lytle's in Topeka with Mrs Wilfred Hunsinger and Mrs Harley Rose. visits between Liberty Mo sisters. Dorothy Arnold a Kansas City Kan case worker visiting home. R L Anderson back from Memorial hospital after blood transfusions. V K Bruner attends Kansas Laundrymen meeting in Topeka. Co Operettes luncheon in Kansas City at Bellerive hotel with several attendees. Mrs William DePue of Denver visiting A L Kiene. Mrs Frank Throm from Kansas City visiting Lawrence. Mother's Day services at North Lawrence First Baptist plan patient attention to mothers with bouquet, flower, cake prizes for oldest, youngest, and largest family. classified ads note apartment search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Hunsinger
Harley Rose
Topeka
Wayte Lytle
W. O. Hamilton
Liberty
Dorothy Arnold
Transients’ Department
Kansas City
Kan
R. L. Anderson
Memorial Hospital
V. K. Bruner
Kansas Laundrymen’s Association
Bellerive Hotel
Donald Seltsam
Arthur Wolf
Glenn Moody
George Pickens
Lisle
William DePue
Denver
North Lawrence First Baptist Church
Kansas schools win in national high school contest
The third round of the national high school speech contest debating section concluded. Each school fields two teams, affirmative and negative, with two debates per team, and a school cannot be defeated more than once to reach finals. Finalists to be announced after the fourth round tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Tony
Topeka
Kan
Kendota
Canton
Uniontown
Sheboygan
Wis
Ohio
Selings Grove
Frankfort
Concordia to Exhume Body for Poison Tests
Concordia Kansas May 7 authorities ordered exhumation of Mrs. Donald Ziegler of Salina to conduct chemical tests for poisons. The death on March 20 was attributed to cerebral hemorrhage. Ziegler, facing a forgery charge in Salina, had sought a divorce and may have insurance benefits. he was returned from California to answer the forgery charge. Viscera sent to the state laboratory at Lawrence for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Kan
UPR
Donald Ziegler
Salina
Ziegler
Hazel Hobson
Sanford Manker
Manker
California
State Laboratory
Lawrence
City Reports Filed by Council in Session
City council received reports from several departments in last night’s session. Dr J M Mott reported April medical calls and services totaled 531. Nurse Ruby Fairbairn tallied 248. Police court fines by Judge Learnard were 299 dollars. There were 15 April fire alarms, per Chief Ingels. Building and car value stood at 64,605 with a 105 loss. Coins value was 2,950 with no loss. Building inspector Fred Stubeck logged 57 inspections and nine permits totaling 2,650. Fees collected reached 51.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Mott
Ruby Fairbairn
QO. E. Learnard
Paul Ingels
Fred Stubeck
Landon to Address G A R Meeting in Kansas City
Kansas City Kansas hosts the fifty second annual Grand Army of the Republic convention as Governor Alf M. Landon plans to speak after a 7 30 band concert. Sixty delegates attend memorial service by the Daughters of the Union Veterans. A morning parade is set for tomorrow at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Grand Army of the Republic
Daughters of the Union Veterans of the War
RCA Plans TV Field Tests in U S Facilities Construction
RCA announces immediate construction of facilities for comprehensive field tests of high definition television in the United States. President David Sarnoff says the tests are a preliminary step toward broadcast transmission of sight through space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
North Lawrence Community Notices From Centenary M E Church
The family of Mr and Mrs Adair moved from the Centenary M E church parsonage as he transfers to Oklahoma. Multiple locals travel to Topeka Leavenworth and Colony for services and visits. The Ladies Aid served a chicken dinner and Fourth street rock improvements are praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary M. E
John Pickens
Maggie Shrimplin
Willard Binge
Crisp
Perry Street
Gates
North Lawrence
Rev. Knox
Colony
Kansas
Centenary M. E. Church
Knox
O’hara
Lawrence
Ora Owens
Owen
Claud Dicker
Leavenworth
Stub Quackenbush
Veterans Hospital
Wilfred Pine
Wayne Christy
Manhattan
Clarence Pine
Labette County
Ladies Aid of
Annex
Fourth Street
Irving Rogers
Kansas City
Walter Biggs
Gene
Topeka
Blue Rapids
Milton White
Effie Wickersham
Mr. White
Eudora Community Notes Include Visits and Guests
Mrs Verna Terrell Mrs Hazel Harris and Mrs Mary Harris attended Ladies Aid at the Methodist church in Eudora. Miss Arletta Wilson a freshman at Eudora High School was an overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Carl Kurtz. Miss Mildred Greb visited Mrs Allen Westerhouse and baby and Mrs Emma Foyst and Mrs William Edelbrock. Rev and Mrs E J Hance and family of Lawrence visited Thursday in Eudora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Terrell
Hazel Harris
Mary Harris
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Eudora
Arletta Wilson
Eudora High School
Carl Kurtz
Mildred Greb
Allen Westerhouse
Emma Foyst
William Edelbrock
E. J. Hance
Lawrence
Thurs
Lawrence families visit relatives and attend Odd Fellows event
A Lawrence couple Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rowing spent the day with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller and Maxine visited Miss Chene Neis who has eighth grade pupils at Hesper School. she was an overnight guest at Fred Neis from Wednesday to Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller attended the Odd Fellows celebration at Lawrence on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gabriel Ome
Ben Rowing
Lawrence
Ray Miller
Maxine
Lee Miss Chene Neis
Eis
Hesper Shoo
Fred Neis
Odd Fellows
CAPTAINS CREEK LOCAL SOCIETY NOTES AND VISITS
Friends report Mrs. Lovie Middleton improving. De Soto Young Women’s club met at Mrs. Bert Dowding’s with Easter theme. Prairie Center Farm Bureau met at Mrs. Ben Bowling’s with 18 members and five visitors. Tea towels display and quilt block projects noted. A $7 food sale total was reported. Next all day meeting planned for May 7 at Mrs. Ross’s. lessons on Poultry Marketing and Home Furnishings. Visiting relatives from Eudora and Topeka joined local households for Sunday dinner with the Westerhouse and Miller families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovie Middleton
Young Women’s Club
DeSoto
Bert Dowding
Ethel Sipes
Prairie Center Farm Bureau
Ben Bowling
Ross
Paxton
Milo Richardson
Eather Gordon
Mary Elsie Border
Amos Westerhouse
Emma Foust
Eudora
Haskell
Topeka
Community News From Ix and Nearby Homes
Parents return home with aunt and uncle the Otts. Mr and Mrs Ed Milburn and family and Wilford Selzer join Mr and Mrs Amos Westerhouse for Sunday dinner. Eva Milburn works at Vinland with the Alfred Stevens family. Families visit Gosch and Fany. Mrs Lester Mayhew of Indiana visits relatives. Lester's job via eight track driving. Ches ter Baecher hosts with Votaws. Lula Votaw visits Ches ter Baecher. Elm trees in district show Dutch elm disease, 17 000 sampled over the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott
Ed Milburn
Wilford Selzer
Amos Westerhouse
Eva Milburn
Alfred Stevens
Vinland
Howard Miller
Lester Mayhew
Indiana
Lester
Chester Baecher
Ruby
Wanda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rice Phelps
Homer Allison
Hilda Borg
Bridge
Allison
Leah Kircher
Harold von Gunten
Jessie Scott
Harriet Craig
Kircher
Elizabeth Home
Miss Kircher
Vada Shupe
Mittie Rodgers
Betty Newland
Jeanette Williams
Kate Jewett
Winifred Benander
Ethel Anderson
Frank Throm
Wade Pierce
Borg
Needlecraft Club
H. H. Holloway
First Methodist Church
Ernest Bigsby
Barker Avenue
Charles Cartwright
Ladies’ Aid of
Trinity Lutheran Church
F. H. Smithmeyer
Emil Heck
Katherine
Helen Dodds
Esther Heck
Helen Heck
Jeannette Houk
Virginia Walters
Helen Wise
Annette Schowengerdt
P. W W
Mer
Colonial
R. L. H. Club
F. A. Kelsey
Ventura Club
K. A
League of Women Voters
L. W. Lewis
Plamer Club
C. W. Pollam
Sigma Kappa Mothers’ Club
Juncheon
Stansbury
Merry Matrons
Mire
Ottawa
E. B. Gibson
Peenie” Hatton
Sam Hubbard
George Spears
Home Aid Society
Colonial Tea Room
University Y. W. C. A
Lawrence Memorial High School
Dread Training School
Henley House
Iris McDonald
Marie Armstrong
Douglas County
Kennard W.C.T.U
Chamber of Commerce
Teenie Severtson
Cong. U. S
J. L. Jones
Trinity Episcopal Church
Roger Williams
E. H. Hollands
George Ecke
H. B. Kibler
C. M. Baker
Luther D. Miller
Fort Leavenworth
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
H. B. Peakrs
G. E. Moon
First Christian Church
Joe M. Williams
Ethan Smith
Robert Hartman
Tennessee Street
Hartman
R. R. Jackman
Finesse Club
Charles Radcliffe
Howard Reedy
William Dietz
Country Club
Pelicans
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Landon
RCA
Hesper
Fender
Captains Creek
Kellogg’s
Lydia E. Pickham
Marion Sidor
Chicago
Jaques Myg. CO
Dept. C.b
Chiaagg, Lldcare
Fir
Fany
Ralph Votaw
Hegper
Eldon Votaw
Lula Votaw
Terry Shop
Arden Special
Elizabeth Arden
Launday
N. H. Sts
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