Marriage of Miss Margaret Ince to Charles Lane Broadwell Jr
Miss Margaret Ince and Charles Lane Broadwell Jr were wed at Trinity Episcopal church with vows by Rev. Carter H. Harrison. Attendants included Lauretta Gerstenberger, Joanna Hill, Everett Tetefish, and ushers Charles Ince and Willard Killian. A reception followed for about seventy guests at the bride’s home. The couple will live at 1002 West Sixth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ince
E. L. Ince
Charles Lane Broadwell, Jr
Charles L. Broadwell
Lawrence
Cincinnati
Ohio
Trinity Episcopal Church
Carter H. Harrison
Lauretta Gerstenberger
Eudora
Cadman
Wilma Mae Stoner
J. Forrest Thinger
Topeka
Joanna Hill Rose Everett Tetefish
Charles Ince
Willard Killian
Phi Beta Kappa
Kansas Highway Commission
Miami University
Oxford
Delta Tau Delta
Aunt Het and University Club Hostesses at Social Gatherings
Abridged notes from social pages show Aunt Het humor at a Colonial bridge luncheon with guests including Mrs. Bullene and Mrs. Nichols, plus fall orange and black decorations. University club held a large reception with 175 attendees, featuring yellow and red decor, a grand march, and active host committees. Riverside Farm Bureau met with a quilting lunch led by Mrs. Perkins, planning for a community sale and all-day quilting event. Mrs. Marston McCl luggage entertained twelve for dinner and bridge honoring Mrs. Luther Miller, with prize awards to Mrs. Wood and Miss Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Robert Haggart
Justin Hill
Corlett Cotton
Colonial
George Bullene
M. J. Getto
W. G. Hutson, Jr
Raymond Nichols
University Club
C. M. Young
Ray Wright
C. EB. Louk
J. D. Stranathan
R. C. Rankin
E. B. Stouffer
F. B. Davis
Arthur Davidson
Fred Issacs
H. B. Chubb
R. C
Riverside Farm Bureau
David Perkins
Marston McCluggage
The
Luther Miller
Newkirk
Okla
Ih Wood
Ida Good
Miller
Across and Down Clues From Yesterday's Puzzle Revealed
A scrambled grid lists numerous crossword items across 1 to 69 with clues covering freedoms, seats, abbreviations, edible seeds, and mathematical terms. The solution page shows a long mix of definitions including professions, architecture, and science terms, with several misread words and shifted letters evident in the OCR text.
Local clubs host events and births noted in society roundup
Several clubs held meetings and social events, with guests in attendance from Wichita and Los Angeles. Birth announcements include G H Cayton’s daughter at Memorial hospital and Donna Jane for J T and Mrs Lamb, with other families welcoming newborns in Ardmore and the city.
Local Social Briefs Ahead of District Convention
Mrs. M E Lydie and Miss Marian Leigh of Ottawa head to Junction City tonight for a Business and Professional Women's clubs fourth district convention breakfast and luncheon. S. P. Collins, once of Kansas City, Mo, returns to Linwood farm to vote in the upcoming election. Mrs. Donald Dowers visits Kansas City. Miss Helen Hostetter of Manhattan attends a Lawrence high school journalism conference. Mrs. A Douglas returns to Kansas City after staying with Mrs. C V Mee. Mr and Mrs Chester K Shore of Augusta visit for the football game and stay the weekend with Mr and Mrs Schiller Shore. J M Mett at 1525 Rhode Island undergoes a tonsillectomy at Memorial Hospital. Dr and Mrs J B Henry host guests for the game today and the weekend. John I Henry and Margaret Bal- are among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Lydie
Marian Leigh
Ottawa
Junction City
Business and Professional Women
S. P. Collins
Kansas City
Linwood
Collins
Donald Dowers
Helen Hostetter
Manhattan
Lawrence
A. Douglas
C. V. Meee
Chester K. Shore
Augusta
Schiller Shore
J. M. Mett
Rhode Island Street
Merhorial Hospital
J. B. Henry
John I. Henry
Mis
Margaret Bal
Puffin tale of the whale and a rapid start
A fragment shows a whale urging haste and a puffed breath as a character pledges fast help. The exchange ends with a prompt call to begin, indicating a speedy, playful moment in a seaside setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puffy
Social notes from Kansas City visitors and distant travels
Singer from Kansas City and Ralph Elis of Boston attended a tea in Ottawa for Miss Josephine Burrow of Topeka, whose marriage to Fred M. Harris Jr. is planned. Many locals visited for football and reunions, with travel plans spanning Willisea Tennessee to McAllen Texas and visits to China, Japan, and Manila. Captain and Mrs. Clay Anderson plan extended overseas stays, as engineer officer shortages delay their return. Edna Gardner, daughter of O B Gardner, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
F. P. Pullin
Oskaloosa
McAllen
Fox
Pullin
L. P. Pullin
Dallas
Clay Anderson
Mary
China
Japan
William Giles
Navy
Peking
Anderson
United States
Manila
Edna Gardner
O. B. Gardner
Silent cheerleader at KU pep rally clashes with crowd
Bill Townsley head of K A cheer squad endured heckling as he attempted to speak at a rally delaying speeches. Students shouted down any serious remarks and demanded more yells. The piece notes the older Blake Hall clock era and recalls university clock repairs and the 1921 purchase of a weight clock to replace the old system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Townsley
K. A
Bill
Howard Company
Clock and Clockmaker Challenges at Kansas University
The physics clock needs weekly manual winding and is weather sensitive, with calls for an electric clock linked to the KU master clock. Seniors hoped to gift a clock to the university, possibly with their class year on the face. Also announced are Prof John Ise’s “Sod and Stubble,” a pioneer tale, and a university library mishap where a student wandered from the reserve room to the reading room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Blake
John Ise
Kansas
Ise
University Library
Funeral services held for relative in Gallatin Tennessee
At funeral of Mrs. Margaret Perkins Kappa Kappa Gamma housemother in Gallatin Tenn to attend services for her son in law Judge Moore who died there Thursday Miss Maude Elliott assistant professor of Spanish at K U acts as housemother in Perkins absence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Perkins
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Gallatin
Tenn
Judge Moore
Maude Elliott
K. U
Roll Call Chairman William Allen White Chosen in Kansas
William Allen White, Emporia editor, accepts the chairman ship of the Red Cross roll call in Kansas this fall. He will lead fundraising and volunteer efforts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen White
Emporia
Red Cross Roll Call
Kansas
County Agent Conference Attended by Husted Group
Douglas county home committee chair Mrs. Elmer Husted and the county farm agent returned from Manhattan after attending the annual county agent conference that began last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Elmer Husted
Douglas County
China Clipper Lands in Manila After Pacific Flight
The China Clipper completed the first Pacific passenger flight ending in Manila at 3:36 p.m. local time, covering over 1,600 miles from Guam through rain storms in 11 hours 88 minutes. A party of newspapermen from California accompanied the flight, part of Pan American’s transpacific services ahead of next week’s passenger service opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. 1
Pacific Ocean
Guam
California
Pan American Transpacific
Oil industry in best condition in years says official
In Oklahoma City on October 17 Arthur L Walker secretary of the Interstate Oil Compact Commission said the petroleum industry is in the best condition it has been for years possibly in its history. He noted 17769 wells were completed in the first nine months of 1936 and that September crude oil in storage fell from 20 705 000 to 294 568 000 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Art L. Walker
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Walker
United States
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Margaret Richhoff
Malcolm MacLaren
George J. Kirchhoff
Charles de. Broadwell
Jd. Om
Ropes House
Mrs. Clawson
Fred Ellsworth
Bridee
Amigas
A. A. Green
Arthur
Hove Wedi
Jota Nu
A. Fo Treciner
J.T Constan
Dornthea Simons
Harry F. Johnson
Dawson, Neb
Mr. Johnson
Charles W. Johnson
Dayhawk
W. C. Simons
0. W. Maloney
Owen Maloney
Marilyn Maloey
Dolph Simons
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Alesuame
Franklin Barrow
Laurence Woodruff
Wilma Miller
Hlworth Anderson
Harold Zuber
Neryhold
Charles Lanting
Fooler
Welvin Honver
B. E. Bishop
Cuito
Massachusetts Cape
Transvaal
Ceylon
BR Gtair
Children’s Marbles
EL City
Oklahoma
Elen
L. D. Club
George Stauffer
Stauffer
Elmer Schiller
Bertha Rugh
Los Angeles
Cal
G. H. Cayton
Memorial Hospital
J. T. Lamb
Wichita
Donna Jane
Lamb
Helen O'Neal
Rufus Miller
Maine Street
Carroll McNish
Ardmore
Amigos Club
Mrs. Green
Joseph Hopper
New York Street
Ingleside Club
Happy Hearts
Johanna Griffis
Kentucky Street
Miss Griffis
Ruth Johns
Margaret Austin
Mary Anderson
Teresa Anderson
Olive Douglas
Leonard Turner
Opal Watts
Allen Phillips
American Association of University Women
E. H. Lindley
Wilfrid Husband
New York
Husband
University Extension Division
Sweden
Lindley
Roy R. Moore
BW. Hanlin
Waldemar Geitch
H. H. Asher
J.J. Kistler
W Murray
Mary Grant
Habrock
Norman Newell
Dean E. B. Stouffer
O Brien
TY. H. Marshall
C. G. Bayles
E.u. Treece
E. A. Wood
Earl Marshall
Walter Keeler
Ross Clayton
Ernest Klooz
Marion Wilson
Ruth Keaney
Agnes Evans
Kathryne Wilson
C. B. Russell
B. A. Nash
Eagle Iodge
Eagle Hall
Perry Dillon
Lodge
Landon
Nancy Jo
John Cobb Jooks
Associated Press
University of Kansas
Blakehall
P. C
DE Luxe Cafe
Teaners
JSA
Merchants of
Ernest W. Young
E. C. Buehler
Department of Speech
Buehler
Mt. Dread
Miami Triad
Sigma Chis
Betas
Phi Delts
William Kollender
Varsity
George Guernsey
Sparton
Sparton Dealers
Roll Call Chairman
Pacific
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Kansas Public Service Company
GAS’ CO
Gery
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