Haworth Tenney Wedding Celebrated in Lawrence
Miss Rose Haworth and Mr Frederick William Tenney wed at Plymouth Congregational Church in Lawrence with Rev. Edwards officiating. The ceremony featured fern and pink floral decor, a lace trimmed gown for the bride, and a reception at the Haworth home with pink roses, dahlias, and a two course supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE. Tenney
Cockins
Gere Stodder
Haworth
Erma Strong
Blue Rapids
Rush Scott
Iola
Miss Strong
Miss Scott
Selon Emery
Mr. Tenney
Paul Haworth
George March
Atchison
Catherine Olven
Eleanor Hekking
Erasmus Haworth
Paul Friend
Scott Johnson
Gordon Saunders
Lawrence Bowersock
Walter Zoellner
Tonganoxie
Pearl Emley Elliott
Dick Williams
Mrs. Eliott
Lohengrin
Edna McBride
Marcella ‘Chalkley
Irene Cutter
Geneva Hunter
Helen Friend
Virginia Quinlin
E. Haworth
W.E. Tenney
Lawrence
Lfe
Lawrence High School
University of Kansas
Chi Omega Sorority
Kansas City
New York City
Madame DePasquili
Phi. Kappa Psi
New York
Wollman
Kamat Rom
W York
Vanere Bat
Sylvaniat Hotel
Sagi Pe
Eustace
Local Residents Mentioned in Noted Social Lineup
Blue Rapids and Topeka residents appear in a social column listing include Mrs Water Zoellner of Tope, Miss Ruth Scott of Iola, Dr and Mrs J R Eliott of Kansas City, Mr and Mrs P A Gobel of Zanesville Ohio, George Murch of Atchison and Mr and Mrs Gere Stodder of Surden Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Rapids
Water Zoellner
To Ie
Ruth Scott
Iola
J. R. Eliott
Kansas Citity
P. A.gobel
Zanesville
Ohio
George Murch
Atchison
Gere Stodder
Surden
Kansas
Talk of Consolidation Northward Kansas Water Commission Meets
The Kansas Water Commission weighs whether to continue as a separate body or merge with the state irrigation functions under the State Board of Agriculture. The panel, including Governor Allen, meets to discuss unifying hydraulic work under one administrative head with other state and federal engineering offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas Water, Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Allen
T. J. Strickler
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
H. A. Rice
University of Kansas
State’ Irrigation
United States’ Geological Survey
Kansas Industrial Court
Kansas Water Commission
H. B. Walker
The
Kansas State Agricultural’ College
Diamond Dyes promise easy color for all fabrics
The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for wool, silk, linen, cotton or blends. It claims fade resistant results and guarantees success even for first time users. A druggist will show the Diamond Dyes color card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drugerist
Commission to Convene On Drainage and Irrigation Laws
The commission including Chief Engineer Strickler Prof. H. A. Rice and Roger C. Rice of Topeka representing the geological survey will attend. They will consider recommended changes in drainage and irrigation laws and prepare a budget for inclusion in the commission biennial report to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickler
H. A. Rice
Roger C. Rice
Topeka
Geological Survey
Kansas Ranks Third in 1918 Petroleum Output
Kansas stands third among states in 1918 petroleum production per a United States Geological Survey report. Oklahoma produced 108,347,070 barrels, California 97,531,997, and Kansas 45,451,017 barrels. The Kansas gain was 8,914,892,000 barrels, larger than gains in Texas Louisiana or California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
United States Geological Survey
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
California
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Mohler
College to Move Ridge Homestead to Kansas City
The Macon Missouri college once supported by the Missouri Baptist State Convention will relocate to Kansas City occupying the old Ridge homestead with several acres of unimproved land. Dr G N Jackson, longtime supporter, notes anticipated rapid growth at the new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Missouri
Missouri Baptist State Convention
Kansas City
Old Ridge
G. N-. Jackson
Legion Athletic Carnival Planned for Winter
The American Legion post discusses an athletic carnival later in winter featuring wrestling and boxing bouts and other sports. A committee is at work crafting the program. Rankin's Brug Stor advertises shaving brushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
American Legion Post
Rankin
Women’s Auxiliary of American Legion to P
The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion in Kansas plans permanent organization and will call a state convention soon. Lawrence hosts two Auxiliary branches and details of the convention timing are not yet decided. Sleep on a sleeping porch? Rankins Drug Store suggests warming with hot water bottles during cold nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Kansas
Lawrence
Rankins” Drug ‘Store
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Scott & Sowner
Cole
Charter Oak
Clermont
Postum Cereal Co Ine
Battle Creek
Mich
United States
Perkins’ & Co
Srothers
Butler-Sanderson Motor Co
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