Dorothy Higgins Weds William Goode Wilson in Springfield
Miss Dorothy Hester Higgins daughter of Mrs. W. E. Higgins and the late Pro Higgins of the Kansas University law school married William Goode Wilson son of Mrs. Maria Wilson of Springfield Ohio. The ceremony was at Broad View Inn attended by about 224 guests with music and floral decor and the couple were given in marriage by her two brothers Donald Higgins and another. The bride wore a white satin gown with Elizabethan touches and carried roses and lilies. The groom is secretary treasurer of the Springfield Leather Products company. Out-of-town guests included families from Springfield Kansas City and Oklahoma City. The article also notes club meetings and community notices following the wedding report.
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Springfield
Ohio
Dorothy Hester Higgins
W. EF. Higgins
Pro Higgins
Kansas University Law School
William Goode Wilson
Maria Wilson
Broad View Inn
Shn
Edward Hislop
Firat
Dorthy Euersteiner
Skirren
Ray Wright
Cadman
Fon Bend
de Rover
S Auersteiner
Mr. Wright
Dowell
Iowa
KS Oiner
Olin
Springfiell Chin
Fitniee
Unive
Ace
Helen Gertrude Thorne
Ganville
Owas
Bene
Ehilfin
Stxie
Ophelia Little Mise Heten
Moeryganville
Maline
Donald Migsgins
Alliv
Robert Lupfer
Aed
Betta
Valle Mes
Karins
Hei
Weatherford College
Weatherford
Tex
Frances Shimer
Mount Carroll
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Wilson
Wittenberstcollege
Ohio State University
Columbus
Khi Kappa Psi
Springfield Leather Products Company
Houston Moores
F.A. Anderson
Eleanor Anderson
F. J. Fletcher
W. S. Hanson
Celia
Morganville
Donald Higgins
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ansel Mitchell
Lioyd Ruepenthal
Miss Martian Walker
Kansas City
Fla. Andersen
M Pdonall
John J. Kil Vawerth
W. J. Bauncarter
T. Walker
W. O'Bryttuppenthal
Laura
Aston
Mel
New England
Tie Inide
University of Kansas
Liberty Memorial High School Club Hosts Meeting
Afternoon October 20 in Room 10 Liberty Memorial High School Mrs Will Johns vice president directs activities during Mrs Claude Scotts illness In the D club will meet Friday with Mrs Irving Netzer at 3 Rhine Island Street Guests at the Alpha Delta Pi sorority dance for football week Lamar and others attend the event A Parent Teacher Association meeting at Me...
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F. Wo. Kingsbury
West Sith
New Hampshire Street
Progressive Reading Club
Knowledge Hill
Agnes Pine
Review Club
C. H. Hoyt
Missouri Street
Centenary Methodist Church
Nellie Campbell
J. H. Parker
Rhode Island Street
Midland Rural Club
W. R. Adams
John Canary
Liberty ‘Memorial High School
Will Johns
Claude Scott
In D
Sikerline
Meu Alaster
W. W. Curfman
Hank Morrison
Fred Inger
Rich Keene
Joe Edmonds
Ralph Ward
Paris genius hunter Miss Stoner seeks future scholars
AP reports Miss Winifred Stoner, in France, hunts geniuses for scholarships from the League for Fostering Genius. She says she was not a genius but entered Stanford at nine, spoke five languages, and notes her mother Dr Winifred Sackville Stoner originated the Natural Education System. The League, headquartered in New York, supports Play with Purpose and Games with Aims. Ad: Rankin's drug store carries Putnam and Diamond Dyes.
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Paris
Sackville Stoner
League For Fostering
New York
Gowns of Metallic Lame Cloth Cause Electric Shocks
Paris reports deadly shocks from metallic lame gowns used in performances. Actress Cosette Gaillard died days after a light-wing incident where a silver lame skirt brushed a live wire, sending a fatal current through her.
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Paris
Personal notices from a Kansas paper
Yesterday at the Alpha Tau Omega house C T Potter returned home this morning in Yok. Mr and Mrs S C W Bihr and Miss Gertrude Bihr visited Kansas City after a weekend with Prof and Mrs C Prever. Mrs A F Andersen spent the day in Topeka. Miss Helen Reed visited her sister Mrs Edwin wore and returned to Kansas City this morning. Mr and Mrs Dwight Wopkins 635 Elm Street and Mr and Mrs HK were also mentioned.
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C,.t Potter
Alpha Tau Omega
Yok
S.¢.W. Bihr
Gertrude Ihr
Kansas City
C. Prever
Andersen
Toneka
Helen Reed
Edwin Wore
Dwight
Wopkins
Elm Street
Local social notes and regional updates from Lawrence area
Lawrence area social notes report residents traveling to Garnett for dinner then dodging a dust storm near Ottawa. Several weekend visits are noted including Pauline Holiday in Abilene, Miss Mary Rice returning to Warrensburg, and trips by Dr A G Gowdy to Renderton. Atnendances include Wy U.Aggie game, Higgins Wilson wedding guests, and Pythians annual meeting at Osage. Marriage licenses issued include Bennett Nisbet, Goode Wilson, and Higring Hester.
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Lury
North Seventh
John Hodge
Thelma
Mary
Lawson
Garnett
Lay
Pauline Holiday
Abilene High School
G. M. Holiday
E. G. Harris
Kenneth and
Hortense
Ottawa
M. J. Seleppy
Rhode Island Street
Gray
The
University Law School
Mary Rice
Elizabeth Daniela
Warrensburg
Eof, Ek, S. Lyons
WD. Lyons
New Hamppe Street
Kaufmat
A. 8. Gowdy
Renderson
Town
W. C. Simons
Ray Wright
Robert. Mitchell
Savannah
E W. Parsons
Emporia
Charles Roe
Mello GlO French Process Face Powder Ad
An advertisement touts Mello Glo face powder as soft and colorful with a long wear and pure finish. It promises pores won t show and urges readers to try the product at City Drug Store Eldridge Pharmacy and Round Corner Drug Co.
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Pget
City Drug Store
Eldridge Pharmacy
Round Corner Drug Co
Adw
Lawrence and Others in Center View Mo Read
Fragmentary names Lawrence B Hama ris Tawrenes Franklin Stella Hao Otto Francis Topeka Mary White Ti appear in a local notice or brief list at Center View Missouri. The readable items show a mix of personal names and place references without a clear event.
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Lawrence
Center View
Hamaris, Tawrenes
Franklin and
Stella
Hao
Otto Francis
Topeka
And
Mary White
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K. A. Dames
Tean P. F. Walker
Temola Club
Eggiest Young
A. P. Hults
H. M. Light
Portia Club
Woot
Massachusetts Street
American Legion Auxiliary of
Ir Ferret Dorsey Post
Legion
Arization
Art
Quivira
Pelo
Oak Ridge Birthday Club
5. M. Purcell
Maurice Sutter
Dean I #. Walker
Twentieth Century Club
KB. G. Vernon
J. E. Pawson
Florencs. Walker
Adrian Lockley
Junction City
Miss Walker
K. UL
Alpha Gamma Delta
Ladies’ Literary League
Harry Reding
Louisiana Street
Dinemore Alter
W. O. Hamilton
Sibori
Kansas Pta
Hamilton
George Bullene
Fred Zoetner
Ponganoxie
Mauricy Crane
Vernon Smith
Fred Jaedicke
Helen Skilton
Wilma Miller
Laura Rankin
Lorena Mack
Bullene
Wallace W. T. A
Temarcenaries Thant
R. Dicker
Allie Griffith
Mothers’ Club
Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Rouse
Wodd
Lamar
Ee 0Rydick
Dziter Keiherne
Heringtown
Philip Fu
Ron
Charles
Hooker
Kar Nirs
Charles Digze
J. H.docks Chapman
Pieille Wout Wichite
Armstrong
Gardner
Mis Sauberli
Watervilla
Bryan
Independence Tee Shuck
Arenes O
Brandt
Putnam
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mars
Ady
Anifred Stoner
C.D. Young
Lydi Schaake
Kanis City
W. A. Mitchell
Commerce. Trust Company
Memorial Hospital
B. K. Kendall
Denver
Colo
Pythians
Osage, Kas
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Toda
Historical Society
C. H. Tucker
Edward Bumwardner
State Historical Society
Herbert Bennett
Esther Nisbeth
Macon
Dorothy Hester Higring
Guilefoon Optometrist
Whitcomb
FFAD
Fischer
Buick
UICK
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
Division
General &G~ors Corporation
Flint
Michigan
Mos
Lawrence Buick Co
Ith and N
Zoifte Leaners
Jobes
Lawrence Steam Laundry
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