Otts Union in Humboldt Ceremony at Four
Miss Myrtle Russell of Kenneth Kansas wed Charles W Ott of Eudora on August 29 in Humboldt Rev H J Huscher officiating A 6 o'clock dinner followed at the Huscher home The bride wore tan georgette with matching hat and shoes Mrs Ott formerly taught in Douglas County later teaching in Kenneth The newlyweds will live in Eudora with Ott family after a visit to Osawatomie Olathe and Kenneth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Ott
Myrtle Russell
Kenneth
Kansas
Charles W Ott
Eudora
Humboldt
H. J. Huscher
Huscher
Ott
Douglas County
Osawatomie
Olathe
Personal notices of staff and travelers update local scene
Miss Margaret Graeber left Sunday to resume work at Edgerton high school. Isabel Gilmore and Josephine Klein returned Saturday from Colorado after weeks away. Gilmore left yesterday for Kansas City to resume work at Central high school. Kathryn Strong went to Kansas City for a brief visit. Dr and Mrs L E Sisson and family and Miss Mayne Rice returned Saturday night from Northport Michigan where they spent the summer. Victor Johnson spent today in Kansas City on business. Miss Evelyn Garvin-hay returned home from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Graeber
Edgerton High School
Isabel Gilmore
Josephine Klein
Colorado
Gilmore
Kansas City
Central High School
Kathryn Strong
L. E. Sisson
Mayne Rice
Northport
Mich
Victor Johnson
Evelyn Garvin-hay
Wilfred Harris
Baldwin
William Morris
Detroit
Bert Capan
Ottawa
Franklin County Fair
T. J.sweeney
M. T. Sadler
Alaska
Gertrude Standing
Lawrence
J. H. Griffin
Newton
N. C
Paul Sayers
Elizabeth K. . Dixon
Woodlands Park
E. M. Hopkins
Buena Vista
Don Heflin
Louise
S. K. Heflin
Gladys Nelson
Genoa
Nebraska
Coffeyville
E. A. Bleck
George K. Mackie
W. C. Simons
Janet Simons
John Simons
Leo McNalley
Roy Curtis
John Curtis
Sam Adams
Roversock
Donald “Higgins
L. M. Grovenor
Ingleside
Topeka
Misses Davis
Connecticut
Arthur Derby
Derby
George Derby
Maude Brewster
Chicarro
Ray Miller
Elsie Pratt
Clarence Ramsey
Kansags City
FF. H. Roberts
Arlene Roberts
Crystal Laxman
Ozarks
Harry Skinner
New Mexico
Homer Skinner
Gaylord Myers
Learned
D. Clark
Miles City
Montana
Charles Oldfield
Merle Griffith
Vic Johnson
Esther Marie
E. W. Parsons
Minnesota
Raymond Coolidge
Hamilton
Chase
J. 5
Stover
Harry Stover
Rollin Stover
Kansas
Endacott
K. U
Abilene
Many residents begin autumn travel and teaching moves
A flurry of summer departures and returns fills the Lawrence area as locals head to Manhattan to teach, Kansas City and Topeka for visits, and Colorado and Minnesota trips. Notable moves include Miss Maude Arnett teaching math in Manhattan, Blaine to Lakewood, and several families spending September with relatives in Topeka and Denver. A motor trip group returns from Fort Francis, Des Moines, and Duluth aboard a stripped Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Verney
Clifford Beal
William
Hamilton
Fort Francis
Canada
Des Moines
St. Paul
Superior
Duluth
Local football players seek drills and coaching return
Dr F C Allen met two Kansas football men Burt and Coulter in Eu Re ka and later found Collier and Walters in Kansas City Kansas. They all want to return to school and active practice. Burt promised to be the first dressed each afternoon. Ethel Louise Minger, a 1921 University graduate, will teach journalism at Kansas City Kansas High School this fall, moving from Fredonia High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Allen
Eureka
Burt
Coulter
Kansas City
Kans
Collier
Walters
Ethel
Louise Minger
University
Kansas City, Kan
Fredonia High School
University of Wisconsin hires former Kansas City educator
The Y M C A office reports active work as a busy land office. Miss Helen Patterson, a K A graduate, formerly involved in Kansas City arrangements, will teach at the University of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Helen Patterson
K. A
University of Wisconsin
Office Busy with Students Seeking Rooms Jobs and Info
The office is busy from morning to night as prospective students seek rooms jobs and general information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
Shotgun Stolen From George at 125 East Tenth
George Werts reports to police that a double barreled Remington shotgun was stolen from his home at 125 East Tenth Street. No suspects named. The incident adds to local theft reports this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Werts
East Tenth Street
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Rebekah Assembly
Gertie K. Johnston
Grace Gordon
Kan
Mande ‘Swee Johnson
Great, Bend
Leota House
Wichita
W. Dix
Hutchinson
Edna E. Walsh
Independence
Mande Hughes
Manhattan
Miss Pyle
Mary Pyle
Aztec
New México
A. van Horebeek
Faye Karnes
Frederico Piedad
Pyle
The
Frank Strong
East
Hudson
Niagara Falls
Syracuse
New York City
New Haven
P. W. Claassen
Claassen
Ithaca
van Bruner
C. C. Stewart
Jack Bolin
Dudley Asher
Floyd Rankin
W. T. Courtney
J. W. Eby
Whitney
Howard
W. F. Shaw
Darrel
J. B. Carter
Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Holland Wheeler
Memorial Hospital
Lee Apurs
Watts
Mothers’ League
W. T. Gourtney
Mothers’ . League
H. E. Jordan
Clara Beach
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Minervian Club
Rostoc Stubbs
Butler- Sanderson Motor Co
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles
A. E. Chappell
Mgr
Conn
Anak
Seach
Boott
Orvard
Mackman
Clark
Siemon Heath
Jonathan Appies
Per Peck
Tiberias
Mr. RB. B
Dale
Furman and Nash
Columbia Records
Columbia Dealers
Bird's Eye Maple
Metzler Furniture Co
Columbia Graphophos Sayaer
Varsity Theatre
Priscilla Dean
Bowersock Theatre
Belasco
Goldfields
Edwin Carewe
Girl of the
Golden West
Corbin Locks
Evans Auto Supply Co
Wolf’s Book Store
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