Marriage of Hazel Skinner and Lawrence Hughes At Garden City
Miss Hazel Skinner of Garden City and Lawrence D. Hughes of this city wed yesterday at four in the afternoon at the bride's parents home. The ceremony featured a large mirrored setting with yellow and white decorations, conducted by Rev. Gardner of First Methodist. The couple plan a short eastward wedding trip and will reside at 2042 New Hampshire Street.
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Hazel Skinner
Garden City
Lawrence D. Hughes
J. “¢. Skinner
Alabama
Gardner
First Methodist Church
McCoy
Hughes
New Hampshire
Hughs
Phi Delta. Theta
Charlton Insurance Agency
Nydia Hughes
Murray Griesa
Lawrence
Halloween and club notices fill Mississippi street page
The column records social events and meetings across Mississippi street and nearby avenues. Highlights include bridge games won by Miss Selman Gottlieb and Miss Gertrude Gilmore, upcoming Past Noble Grands meeting at 1604 Tennessee street, Adah chapter ET club at Mason ic temple, a junior Sunday school Halloween party for twenty two girls, a Halloween party hosted by Mrs. A T Hatfield for twelve children, several social gatherings at homes, Women’s Relief Corps regular session, Phi Omega Pi tea for Eastern Star members, a Halloween card party hosted by Mr and Mrs Join Chambers, a WWG pep meeting at First Baptist, and a Halloween program for University students at First Methodist Church.
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Mississippi Street
Selman Gottlieb
Gertrude Gilmore
Miss Gilmore
H. M. Elsey
Local personals note travel and visits across towns
PERSONALS report shows J C Keller leaving on a business trip to Odessa Missouri. R E List traveled to Budora this morning. Mrs Frank Dodds joined Mrs G B Parks at Lakeview. Mr and Mrs F H Turner, guests of C H Turner, returned home to Il?land Missouri. J M Sanderson and L E Grinter made short trips to Kansas City and Ottawa for business. C Houghtaling and son Faward left Auburn New York for unknown destination.
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J.C. Keller
Odessa
R.E. List
Budora
Frank Dodds
G. B. Parks
Lake+ view
F. H. Turner
C. H. Turner
Aitland
J. M.sanderson
Kansas City
Ottawa
Albert Williams
C. Houghtaling and Son
Faward
Auburn
N. Y
Local residents in and around Lawrence visit Kansas City and nearby towns
A flurry of trips and visits is noted with residents traveling to Kansas City for weekends and business. Names include Braden, Nu Beilhars of Chicago, Mrs M F Hudson, Mr and Mrs Hundley of De Soto, Miss Madeline Carter, Miss Frances Parisa, Miss Florence Parisa, Mrs J M Parisa, Mr and Mrs Q Jacamain, J D B Hunnicutt and Ed Esterly, Dr J F Brock to Bonner Springs, Miss Leah Pettibone, William Middlekauff, William L Way, Mrs J W Murray, Mrs J W D Anderson, Carl Trefz, Frank Dunn, Harry Lander, M Lea Sorey and Miss Crawford, Minnie P Taller, Mrs Harry Lain, Mrs George Van Oser.
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Kansas City
Q. Jacamain
J.D. B. Hunnicutt
Ed Esterly
J. F. Brock
M. Lea Sorey
Miss Crawford
Farrar Concert Delayed by Illness in Kansas City
The soprano Geraldine Farrar postponed tonight's Kansas City appearance to Saturday after a chest cold worsened en route. The illness, while not severe, hindered her breathing and raised doubt she could perform the program. Also noted: Coffeyville Tennis Club and First Church of Christ Scientist in Abilene received state charters as non profit organizations.
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Kansas City
L—A
Geraldine Farrar
Topeka
Coffeyville
First Church of Christ, Scientists
Abilene
State Charter Board
Colonge Arrests Reported in Putsch Suspects
At Cologne Germany on November 1 Dr Kremers a former priest with a claimed Rhineland republic was arrested by local police. Two other separatists were detained earlier the same day on suspicion of attempting a coup. British military authorities allowed extra firearms for police amid rumors of a seizure of power.
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Cologne
Germany
Kremers
Rhineland
Metzlers Host Fall Halloween Sale and Dance
Methodist ladies advertise a Halloween sale offering fresh country produce and other good eats for Sunday dinners at Metzler's. A dance with a four piece orchestra is listed at Eagles Hall every Saturday evening. McCulloch's drug store introduces Hawkeye pocket Kodak disposable camera. Rankin's Drug Store on Mass Avenue features DuBarry compacts. Shimmong Bros. advertise plumbing and electrical services. Call 161.
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Hallowe'en
Metzler’s
Eagles Hall
Pocket Kodak
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Elm Street
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Jesse Crum
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Mattie Hanna
Watt
Ed. Riling
H. A. Martin
Ohio’ Street
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Melvin
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Rufus
Lillian’ Slack
Syracuse
N.Y
Board of Home
Methodist
Porto Rico
San Domingo
J. W. O’bryan
Ohio Street
Slack
Pacific Coast
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Zylpha Dix
Hutchinson
Rebekah
Gertie
E. Johnston
Noble. Grands Club
Fred Cutter
Tennessee Street
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Presbyterian Sunday School
Hallowe’en
Margaret Jane Winslet
Br Ae
Anne Olinger
A. T. Hatfield
Alberta
Wilfred
Ralph
Kentucky Street
Anna Rothbol
Eudora
C. A. Hunter
Charles Achning
Ralph Achning
Vic Johnson
Edith Nol
Clara Hanselman
Women's Relief Corps
Phi Omega Pi Sorority
Join Chambers
W. W.G
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Oxford
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Neb
Mlee Sorey, Jr
Drennon
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Dodge City
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Farrar
Curt. Rosenow
Northwestern University School of Music
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Simon -Ascher
Marshal Field
Women’s Union
Pepperell
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Hoover
Omnister
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Shimmong Bros
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