Wedding of Miss Jessie Brougette and Jacob Engle
Miss Jessie Brougette of Topeka married Jacob Engle of Lawrence in a quiet Holy Name church ceremony. Attendants were Miss Winifred Tauer and Robert F. Kelley. The couple left for a Colorado motor trip and will reside at 508 West Tenth Avenue Topeka. The column also notes a Kennard WCTU installation, a West family reunion, a twin birth, and upcoming social events with local club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Use Brougette
Charles. D. Brougette
Topeka
Jacob Engle
Jacob S. Engle
Lawrence
Holy Name Church
Father O'Leary
Winifred, Tauer
Robert F. Kelley
Kansas City
Engie
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Marriage of Miss Leah Laptad and Loring Hanson
Social calendar notes the marriage at 4 o'clock at the bride’s parents’ home in Madison Wisconsin. The couple is Leah Laptad and Loring Hanson. A variety bridge club member named Miss Jeanette Bowersock is mentioned in connection with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Laptad
Loring Hanson
Madison
Wis
Bride
Variety Bridge “Club
Jeanette Bowersock
October business meeting led by health committee
A local health committee will oversee the October business meeting. Various clubs hosted events last evening including a birthday luncheon at Mrs. W. F. Hobbs home with floral decor. The Flory family reunion is set for next Sunday at Lone Star grove with a basket lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ryther
Flory
Lone Star Grove
Personal notices from Lawrence social circle
Mrs Jennie Gish and daughters Ruby and Francellemove to Lawrence to attend the University living at the Oread apartments. Various residents and visitors are listed with trips to Kansas City Topeka Chicago Cincinnati Boston and Seattle, including Mrs F D Brooks, Mr J F Redell, Mrs H J Landon, and Lieut and Mrs E G Plank with multiple short visits and shopping outings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Gish
Ruby
Francelle
Abilene
Kan
Lawrence
Oread
J. F. Redell
Azusa
Cal
T. D. Seiler
F. D. Brooks
H. J. Landon
Eudora
O. Wingrow
Grace L. Cummings
Topeka
Frank H. Engle
Ernestine Schultz
Omaha
Neb
Robert Watson
Leavenworth
August Kolterman
Lawrence National Bank
Kansas
H. H. Kline
St. Joseph
L. Bigsby
Kline
Ruth Wellman
Kansas City
Virginia Yates
Jessie Underwood
William Hutson
Virginia Hutson
Ruth Hoov
Visits and travels of local residents span cities and states
Rule Detroit and Miss Vera Moren head to Denver and Wichita for winter plans. Conrad Erikson leaves for Harvard while his wife joins him en route in Rock Island and New York City trips. Etta Whitzel and relatives host and visit in Huntington and Kansas City. Miss Skilton and Kappa sorority events in Kansas City. Biggs family and friends spend a weekend in Waterville, with several Kansans traveling to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. G. Plank
Erikson
Carl Ahlers
New York City
Roger Winter
Ithica
N. Y
Boston
Etta Whitzel
Huntington
W. Va
Estella Miller
East Nineteenth Street
E. M. Owen
Whitzel
Miller
Owen
Anna Louthrop
Lillie
Veatch
F. B. Shaner
Allenshare
Coloradoo
Vivien Skilton
Kappa Aappa Gamma Sorority
Mission Hills Country Club
Kennses City
Madeline McKone
Kansas City
Margaret Biggs
L. C. Biggs
Faye Eaton
Chanute
Waterville
Kan
Young Bill White Wins Republican Lyons County Nomination
Emporia Kansas AP Young Bill White thirty years old and fresh from Harvard won the Republican nomination for state representative from the east Lyons county in a house to house campaign. He defeated W A Gladfelter and will face Democrat T R Evans in November. White is associate editor of the Emporia Gazette and has held nearly every job there. He is unmarried. A walnut tree imported from Chile 60 years ago now anchors a ae acre industry in Santa Barbara County California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Young Bill’ White
Harvard
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Young Bill
W. A. Gladfelter
Kansas
Lyons County Farm Bureau
Ku Klux Klan
Ben S. Paulen
Fredonia
Oo Young White
W. L. White
University of Kansas
Aayle
Gazette
Carrier Bay
Chile
Santa Barbara County
Alif
French flyers face delay in Dallas prize bid
Captain Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte must fly New York to Dallas in a single hop within 72 hours of landing to claim Colonel Easterwood’s $25,000 prize. An incident with souvenir hunters damaged their plane, forcing repairs and jeopardizing the time frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellone
New York
Dallas
Texas
Easterwood
Aero Club de France
Coste
Bellante
New York-Dallas
Bellonte
E.S.T
Yukon River Steamer White Horse Reaches 30th Season
White Horse, the Yukon river steamer, marks its 30th season on the turbulent Yukon with a new hull engines and captain while retaining the old superstructure. The vessel faces annual Arctic migration of caribou and miners bound for Dawson. Nearby reports place Jerusalem under a League of Nations tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Horse
Yukon Territory
Yukon
Dawson
Arctic
Population rise and immigrant shares in 1929 estimates
The report notes an increase of 109000 with 76000 estimated as immigrants and a Jewish rural rise of 20000. Government estimates place total population at end of 1929 at 920000 outside the Jordan district. An ad urges seizing opportunity by mastering a course at Lawrence Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
League of Nations
Palestine
Jordan
Lawrence ‘Business College
Adv
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Journal-World Office
Kennard W. C. T. U
Old Cay Hall
Charles On
Lyons
W. F. Morris
John Claypoele
J. L. Jones
TL. B.fanobe
Grace. Cumming
West
South Park
M. A. Hodges
Ervin Hodges
Valera June Banks
Swope Park
N. B. Chrisham
Kathleen
Alene Chrisham
George C. West
James W. West
Jean
Ethie Findley
Coyville
F. M. Stanley
J. T. Binkley
Effingham
Susan Frommer
Valley Falls
Alva Hodges
Warren
Leta May
Ervin
Ir Nider
Maurice Hodges
Marion
Walter Nelson
Linton
Thelma May
Velma Fay
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Broadview Inn
Emma Christensen
Esther Ather
Ada Lindell
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Emmie
Publishers. Syndicate
Arthur Pontius
West Fourth Street
Arthur Richardson
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Womens’ Art Association of the
United Brethren Church
J. R. Ellingworth
West Sixteenth Street
W. F. Hobbs
Heraughters
Gladys Hobbs
Jack Scanlan
Lanceon
Tate
Cosmos Cub
Euart Plank
U.S. G
W. D. McConnell
T. H. Peirce
Eatrice Stapleton
Charles Starkweather
Virginia Teeter
South Side Reading Club
F. P. Adams
C. S. Fox
F. H. Liggett
George Wise
Oscar Olson
W. E. Lynn
Akron
Adams
Margaret
Berniece Morris
H. H. Cornel
Fort Smith, Ark
D. R. Bales
Mable Miller
Rhode Island Street
Trinity Lutheran Missionary Society
D. K. Rice
Double Four
Paul Schubert
George Lasbrooke
Albert Studebaker
Jack Cottington
Ray Prosser
L. S. McLean
Lashbrooke
L. S. Schubert
Detroit
Charles Bowles
Harold H. Emmons
Bowles
George Engel
Civil Service
Bill” White
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloggs
Kellogg Company
Sparton
The
College Jeweler
Whitcombe
Sth
Tenn
Sts
Botany
Ladies’ Home Journal
C.forthes
P Fleather
Liserd
Grein Wim
Brown
J.C
Penney
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