Golden Wedding Anniversary At Turner Farm Near Baldwin
Celebrated couple Owen Turner and his wife marked their fiftieth anniversary at their Baldwin area home. The event drew many relatives from nearby towns, with a bountiful noon dinner, games, and stories of their life on the same Kansas farm most of their married years. The couple’s seven children and many relatives attended, sharing memories of births and losses, and gifts included gold pieces. Guests from Oklahoma and Kansas joined local kin, with Lawrence weekend visitors for a game and various social plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Turner
Baldwin
Burner
Joseph &. Wopping
Turner
Cora Gling
Oklahoma
Nellie Cunningham
Alta, Emery
Martha Hobsin
Aga Turner
Oliver Sherman Turner
Mary Florence Cline
Pios
Charley Cline
Wid
Joseph A. Hopping
Averell Filley
Tulsa
Okla
John Cline
Dell. Hobson
T. J. Gilliland
Bert Emery
Asa Turner
Jehm Cunningham
Harry Hobson
Halloween Parties and Society Roundups Across Town
Lanterns and guests masked at several Halloween gatherings. Mrs. G N Russell hosted sewing room festivities with Miss Irma Long and Miss Rebel, 7 to 10:20 PM. Rural Social Club members spent the day at Mrs Edwin Schowengerdt’s home and shared a noon dinner, photos, and light refreshments. Mr. and Mrs Fleming G Moore hosted a Halloween card party with jack o lanterns at the door. Horace Hk received a birthday surprise at 720 Locust Street with music and games, and refreshments. W C T U and Rotary topics featured in later notices. Pauline Doerr sails to Waco as Cotton Palace princess, returns next Sunday. Round Table set to meet Tuesday at Mrs Kirchholt’s home. RL Club to host TV gathering with Mrs Miller Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss, Gillis
Cowboy
Miss Miller
Miss Irma
Long
Miss Rebel
G. N. Russell
Hallowe'en
Edwin Schowengerdt
Fach
James Houk
Tawrence
Fleming G. Moore
Wayne
Ceeil Marshall
Prince Gill
Jon Brehin
Aiutista
and’ Mes
Harry
Ker
Locust Street
Horace Hk
Personal notices From a Kansas and Oklahoma trip list
Mary Turker went to Le compton this morning. Mrs. L Moore guest of J M Johnson returned to St Joseph this morning. Mrs Prank Koeh spent the day in Topeka. Mrs J A Walzer guest of Mrs G B Cadwell returned to Julsa Oklahoma this morning. Mrs Fyaline Marshall left this morning for her home in Redding Kan. Mrs Charles Morse of De Sate attended the game this afternoon. She is mother of Robert Mosby a KK system player. Men C Mitchell went to this morning Kan. Mrs Hed Gileed and CLE Spretten went to Kansas City this morning. Mrs Poi Lawrence spent the stay in Nan. Miss Margaret Shipman went to Toyoka this morning. Meredith Willett and Miss Holt went to ¢ this morning. Miss return this evening but Meal rerun for the week. Mrs O B Russell and Fima Russell went to Kang a this morning to spend the week end. A G Greensvand and Slaughter 3 feth of PS2L Indiana street spent the day in Kansas City. Mes M W This went to Kan gia this mornig to spend the road. Mary Hegan the week end to Nansus Mr and Mrs R and daughter Trene of are spending the week end with My
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Mary Turker
Lecompton
L. Moore
J. M. Johnson
St. Joseph
Prank Koeh
Topeka
J. A. Walzer
G. B. Cadwell
Julsa
Oklahoma
Fyaline Marshall
Fuller’ Harmon
Redding
Kan
Charles Morse
Robert Mosby
Kk. Sytem
C Mitchell
Hed. Gileed
Cle. Spretten
Kans City
Airs
Lawrence
Nan
Margaret Shipman
Toyoka
Meredith Willett
Miss Holt
Miss Return
BL Russell
Fima Russell
Kanga
A. OG. Greensvand
Indiana Street
Kansas
M. W
Kangia
M Mary Hegan
Nansus
R. Sand
Trene
Local Social News Highlights From Kansas Visits
Cox's parents Mr and Mrs P W Ewing attended the KK U Agele game today. Mrs WE King returning from Pomona Kan, Mrs Walter Richardson and Mrs F H Monk of Dallas left after visiting Lewis Monk. Mrs Charles Elwell spent the day in Kansas City. Miss Maud Hunter visiting E I Hunter and family in De Soto. Miss Dorothy Roberts of Salina guests of Esther Roberts for weekend. Mrs Mary Jennings of Bronson Kans leaves after visiting Rev Frank Jennings. Frances Waldron of Little Falls NY and Virgilia Watson of Osage City Kans guests of Rose Watson for weekend. Judge and Mrs Oscar Raines and Miss Tvah Raines of Topeka visit J M Johnson home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kans
Rose Watson
Oscar Raines
Tvah Raines
Topeka
J. M. Johnson
Ieee We Sia
Belgrade’s King Alexander Shaped By War and Reform
Belgrade, recovering from war, shows rapid growth with new stone brick and steel buildings. The city’s 200,000 residents bustle as public works expand and streets are kept clean. King Alexander commands attention as a decisive, reform minded ruler and father to the heir Stephen Lioushan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felevade
Jugo-Slavia
Associated Press
Belgrade
Alexander
Hong
Italy
Stephen
Lioushan
Marriage License for Crothers and Baker in Kansas City
John H. Crothers and Margaret Baker of Kansas City received a marriage license this morning from Probate Judge Menger, ongoing formalities completed for their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Crothers
Margaret Baker
Kansas City
Menger
Extension of Masonic Education Program Planned
Washington October 27 plans for extending the educational program of the Masonic Service association of the United States were discussed at a conference of the association’s executive commission led by Harry G Noyes grandmaster of New Hampshire The commission noted four years of work advancing the public free school system Americanization equality before the law and topics in the study schedule It was announced to widen the use of public addresses and motion pictures to reach the Masonic fraternity and the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Associations Executive Commission
Harry G. Noyes
New Hampshir
Noyes
Orient railway denies consolidation plans amid merger reports
W T Kemper, president and receiver of the Orient, declares no consolidation or absorption involving the Orient is contemplated. A San Angelo report cited the Santa Fe, Burlington, Rock Island, and Frisco as possible merger partners under consideration by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Kansas City
San Angelo
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mexico
W. T. Kemper
Santa Fe
Burlington
Rock Island
Frisco
Grove and Grove Married by Local Probate Judge
Married yesterday afternoon by Probate Judge Menger, Ethel and Lula F. Grove of Marceline Missouri were joined in matrimony. Wet wash twenty pounds one dollar, one day service offered by Lawrence Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Johnson
Ethel
Lula F. Grove
Marceline
Menger
Lawrence Steam Laundry
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Gu Pt Phil
Tess and
Maude Albright
Keavenworth
Virginia Layton
Frances Felt
Helen Stevenson
Salina
The
Agricultural College
Gamma
Thi Reta
Eleanor Kelley
Atchison
Medrith Droll
Welthelee Grover
Plymouth Missionary Society
the Missionary Society of Plymouth Congregational Ehurch
Hw, Snow
Martha Snow Brown
South
Helen Weed
F. R. Penny
Phi Lambda Theta
Henley House
Alicia Braucher
Marianna Dunkel
Jorie Steele
Helen Hand
Denkingen
Jessamine Furate
Helen Mack
Virginia Hutson
Ruth Wellman
Thelma Edmondson
Esther Johnson
Marian Decker
Arlene Church
Jossephine Klein
University Women’s Club
University Women's Club
Myers’ Hall
A. J. Aob
J. G. Brandt
Manual
W. C. TU
Kennard W. CG. T. C
Chamber of Commerce
Christian Endeavor
the Mein Murphy
Sis
Pauline Doerr
Kar Sas
Cotton Palace
Waco
Olerick
George J. Kirchhotl
Missouri, Silvet
Howard Miller
Ted
Tues Y
Ves Ma
Masonic Service Association
Varsity
Bowersock
Lois Weber
Ewith Claude Gillingwater
Jane Mercer
Clara Louise Burnham
Eileen Percy An Keneth Harlan
Leighton Osman
California
Harold Lloyd
Dewatieville-Fischer
Pathe Comedy
Lloyd
W. W. Burnett
W. W. Burnet
MO. ST
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Kansas Electric Power Company
With Wesley “Preckles
Barry
Everwear
Plymouth Congregational Church
Preyer
Prof
Pawning
KU Klux Klan
MR. C.M. McManus
Plymouth
Lord Bacon and the
Chicken
Francis Bacon
the Ice & Storage Co
Tul
BIG WE. Ste
National Association OF Ice Industries
West Washington Street
Chicago
Nick Bros. Drug Store
Tih
Massachusetts
Kaw Valley Creamery
Wolf’s Book Store
Mass
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