Wedding Bells for Dora Nibarger in Topeka Style
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Nibarger hosted the marriage of their daughter Dora to Merritt Dick of this city. Rev. M. F. Lennard officiated in a double ring ceremony with Doris Henderson playing. The couple will reside at 1201 Pennsylvania Street. Mr. Dick works at J. Underwood and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCall
Thomas Mitchell
Marie Bishop
Charles Beebe
T. H. White
Ohio Street
Marjorie Marian
Merle. McKinney
Fred McKinney
Lone Star
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. A. Puls
Viola Boelkner
Washington, D
Stoeppelwerth
Marie
Ures
Holyrood
Kan
H. Stoeppeleeski
Winfield
Walther League
Broadview
Wichita
Social calendar and family reunion notes from Maedisoris
A long social calendar item lists a Marri to Loring event at 4 o clock at the home of parents, plus notes on the Iowa Spring, Indian village history, and a large family reunion near Harper and Linwood with dozens of Anderson relatives attending. Obituary remarks for James Anderson from 1861 are summarized by T. M. Walters with letters from kin in North Carolina, Oregon and Kansas City. Officers re-elected, Irene Cleveland as vice-president. reunion next year planned for Rossville. Also upcoming Juvenile Lodge meeting, Mothers League, a piano pupil recital at 1345 Rhode Island Street, and a second recital by Lucile Traynor and Wauneta Rake with several performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
William Anderson
Kansas City
North Carolina
Oregon
Jake Barker
John Anderson
Gas City
Charles Anderson
Linwood
James A. Anderson
Twila
Ula
Eva
Arlene
le Roy Pierce
Helen
Dorris
Lawrence
Henry Frye
Eudora
Theo. Meinke
Carl Meinke
Albert
Theo Ala Dell
Ruth
Barbara
Leslie Meinke
Lillian
Peggy
Jo Ann
Archibald Meinke
Melvin
Roy Serviss
C. C. Curtiss
Edward
Esther
Roy Curtiss
Joe Bowers
Billy
Glenn
Roy
Nellie Kalrisch
Betty
Mary Cecilia
Reginia
George
Urban de Veney
Urban, Jr
Deloris
Margaret
Mary Anderson
William Jr
Francis
William Attebury
Tommy
Irene Cleavland
Rossville
Lawrence Attebury
Top
John
C. C. Perkins
Laura Aleida
Carl, Jr
J. C. Saunders
William Philip
Harold
Mldred
J. H. Saunders
Théodore Meinke
Grace E. Parker
Rhode Island Street
Mabel Britton
Genevieve Traynor
Billie Rae Dashiell
Helen Louise Bartz
Dolly Hormuth
Geneva Detler
Christine Worley
Helen Hunsinger
Lucile Traynor
Wauneta Rake
Personal notes on Simons and several Kansas visits
Mr and Mrs Dolph Simons and son Dolph Jr traveled to Kansas City for aunt Blanche Reinekes sphere raphs. Elizabeth Dunkel arrived from New York finishing a Columbia University masters work and left for Topeka. Several others returned from trips to Colorado and Minnesota and attended events in Kansas City and Overland Park including a Labor Day parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph, Jr
Kansas City
Blanche Reineke
Elizabeth Dunkel
Lawrence
New York
Columbia’ University
Dunkel
Topeka
D. F.bennett
Emma Bennett
Lewis Howard
Helen Cleveland
Margaret Cleveland
Bishop
G. E. Owen
Melvin P. Bishop
Brackett
J.A. Bishop
Various locals travel and visit Kansas City and beyond
Community members and relatives are visiting places from Kansas City to Topeka and beyond. Guests include Mrs. Mary Smith, Miss Elizabeth Broadhead, and Miss Clara Pine, with travels spanning Kansas, Colorado, Wisconsin, and Minnesota as family and friends spend weekends and summers with relatives and in law and high school assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Spoonemore
Ae Kan
R. E. Gray
Lamer Cooper
Kansas City
Mary Smith
Indiana Street
Marjory Magnuson
Maxine Beyer
Maxine
C. D. Perkins
George Church
Winfield
Kan
A. van Mennsel
Winfield Courier
Europe
C. H. Ashton
Seattle
Wash
Leon Becker
F. B. Davis
Eva Shaw
Erie
Margaret Tucker
Elizabeth Broadhead
Topeka
C. B. Russell
Lolita Russell
Springfield
L. C. Biggs Ome
Leslie Hammig
W. H. Lynn
Lawrence
Ruth Taylor
Forrest Lake
Hn Hutson
Edward Spencer
D. H. Spencer
University of Kansas
Flintcote Company of
Boston
W. O. Hamilton
George
Rockies
Canada
E.L. Elbel
Tilburn K. Johnson
St. Louis
Mildred Guthrie
Sam Tompkins
Tulsa
Okla
M. L. Die
Chicago
S. E. Miller
J. E. Baker
Marion,c
California
Colorado
Kansas
Longnecker Family Plans Midwest Visit to Chicago
Mrs. Ella Longnecker returns from Colorado Springs and Miss Nancy Longnecker from California. Both will stay in Lawrence for about ten days before departing for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Longnecker
Colorado Springs
Nancy Longnecker
California
Lawrence
Chicago
New MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Smooth Skin
Advertising copy touts MELLO GLO face powder as pure and government approved It claims the powder reduces shine and irritation uses a new French process for smooth application and long wear It markets benefits like no flaking and pore prevention aimed at a youthful look
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Longnecker Family Returns Home After Vacation
Mr and Mrs Hareld Longnecker return with their children after a vacation quick stop and relief at home. The family shared stories from their trip and plans to resume daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mra. Hareld Longnecker
Children Save
Cation
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Society
Journal-Wrld
Glock
First Christian Church
Alfred Lawrence
Moore
George Overton
Mississippi
Royal Neighbors
Holloway Hall
Gertie K. Johnston
Assembly
Blanche Wets
Rebekah Assembly
Smith
Center
Anna Ross
Anna cPherson
Wathena
Maude Crumpton
Eldorado
Clara Kyger
Jinfield
Eva Wheeler
Norton
Lila Lennon
Ness City
Masonic Temple
Charles Rumsey
C. E. Merwin
Elizabeth Jacqmmin
General Aid Society of the
Methodist Church
W. O. Hamilton, Jr
Clarkeville Ariz
Anderson
Charles Curtiss
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Henry
Publishers Syndicate
Marri
Loring Ian
Maedisoris
Ous 8 Perents
Variety Bridge Club
Jeanette Bowersock
Mothers’ League
W. T. Courtney
West 14Th Street
Myra. Stoeppelwerth
Arents
Will McCain
Buffalo
L. Fland
Purina
F. C. du
J. B. Carter
Wilson
Women’s Federation of Clubs
WIBW
W. F. Shaw
Kathleen
Lydia E. Pinkham
San Antonio Evening News
Victor H. Call
Ann ‘Y Nm
Sparton
The
College Jeweler
Lawrence Bargain Store
Edison Mazda
Ot Cay
Mass
Aman
Lona
Montgomery Ware & Co
Bullseye
Schiol
J. CG. Penney’s
Coogan
J.C
Penney
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