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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1922

Page

6

Crowe Stung Wedding and Alumni Conscience Money

Crowe Stung Wedding in Omaha marks the marriage of Anne Crowe and Hamilton M Stunz at Wheeler Memorial Church with attendants Blanche Crowe and Paul Stunz. Alumni Association received fifty cents in stamps described as conscience money from a former student who left with a gym cap. Also reports include many club meetings, dinners, mixers, and gatherings across the community with dates and host households listed.

Ruth Ee Aredi Frahall Association George Crowe Omaha Anne Hamilton M.' .Stunz Wheeler’ Memorial Church Neb Blanche Crowe Paul ‘Stunz Stunz H. V.,stunz Kansas City

Concert in Topeka and Wedding News Highlight Local Arts

Kansas University organ head Charles Sanford Skilton will perform in Topeka tonight for multiple clubs, with Florence Butler and Craig Kennedy among cast. Meanwhile wedding news includes Miss Elizabeth Ellison’s ceremony in St Paul church and Arthur Lawrence’s marriage to Vivian Steckman in Hereford. Local social events list hay rack party, six o'clock dinner, births, and a Dentists convention in Winfield.

Topeka Charles Sanford Skilton Organ Kansas University Minerva Club Sigma Alpha Iota Ladies Music Electra Sophocles Lawrence Skilton Florence’ Butler Craig ‘Kennedy Orestes H. A. Shinn Elizabeth O’brien A. T. Walker Margaret Walker Elizabeth Walker Kansas City Elizabeth Ellison Edward David Ellison Horace J. Smith St. Louis St. Paul’s Trinity Episcopal Church Ellison Belleview Avenue Walker Steckman-Lawrence Arthur Lawrence Vivian Steckman Hereford Tex Buick Auto Company

Weekend visitors at the Sigma Chi and Sigma Kappa houses

A stream of guests from Kansas City Topeka Ottawa and Lawrence visited the Sigma Chi and Sigma Kappa houses. Notables included Miss Henrietta Scribner Miss Phyllis Debew and Mrs Virginia Petty among others. Several travelers returned home after visits and university officials attended a Kansas City conference.

Bruce Fleming Cleveland Ohio Sigma Chi Henrietta Scribner Olathe Kan Sigma’ Kappa Virginia. Petty Pearl Packard Kansas City Sigma Kappa House C.C. Crew Houston Tex Southern Pacific Railroad Chicago R. T. Crew Arthur Hnuddiestan Charles Radcliffe Walter Buehanen Ober's Donald Rankin Topeka Willard Brown Rankin J. Gordon Gibb Isabel Gibb Olive Brown Wqf Brown Willard Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Sf Correll Chanute Kany Lawrence Los Angeles Cal H.W. Neville J. Ev Prewitt W. C. Summers Myra Summers Ottawa Ida Edmondson James Edmondson W. H. Sturdevant Richmond W. T. Lilly W. E. Stewart Virginia Stewart As. City Lie. Sayre School of Pharmacy of Kansas University Food and Drug Officials Roma Douglas W. J. Douglas Maude Landers J. W. Lyman W. H. Wilkinson Kenneth Harris Murray Kennedy University of Ottawa Ottawa-Washburn Sigma Alpha Epsilon Route Home T. Floyd Barber Baker University Baldwin Lawrence J. D. Nutter Charles I Elina Martin Frank

Ottawa University alumni and movement amid family visits

Jennings and Mr. Martin were classmates at Ottawa University. Mrs. Charles Hoskins of Denver arrived Sunday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Constant at Barker avenue. Mrs. W. R. Stubbs, returning from Topeka with her daughter, stays at Paul Stubbs’s home on Kentucky street while awaiting housing. Mrs. Stewart recovers from illness. Mrs. Renner and son Wilton visited Fayetteville after summer in Estes Park and Colorado Springs.

Charles F. Renner Wilton Estes Park Colorado Springs Fayetteville Ark

Flower beds condemned at Ottawa federal building

Postmaster A P Elder says no more flower beds will be planted around the Ottawa federal building housing the post office. The beds planted this year were condemned by a treasury inspector but will remain for the rest of the year. shrubs will be allowed to remain next year a clarification on policy

Ottawa Federal Post Office A. P. Elder Treasury Department

Wheat planting in Lyons county shows ten percent sown

A canvass indicates about ten percent of Lyons county farmers have sown winter wheat while many wait another week to guard against Hessian fly. Water supply is mentioned as most necessary, with McNish selling pure water. Phone 198.

Emporm Lyons County McNish

Lawrence Radio Co Moves to Ober's store athletic dept

Lawrence Radio Co has moved from Eleventh and Massachusetts Streets to the athletic department on Ober's store second floor. They finished installing equipment yesterday and will open for business today. Daily concerts will be received at Ober's store. A $60,000 county hospital appropriation will be on the Clay county general election ballot this fall, as decided by county commissioners. Mrs. Mary Griges returned home to Topeka this morning, accompanied by Mr and Oscar Miles who drove to their car.

Lawrence Radio Co Eleventh Massachusetts Sts Ober’s Ober Clay Center Clay County Mary Griges Topeka Shep Oscar Miles

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