Marriage of Miss Helen Elizabeth Wise to Walter Heck
The ceremony was held Sunday at Trinity Lutheran church in Lawrence with Rev. Puls officiating. Miss Wise wore white Valenciennes lace and net over taffeta. Middleton bouquet. A reception followed at the bride’s home with family and friends attending. The couple will reside in Lawrence after a two week westward honeymoon.
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Helen Elizabeth Wise
Charles A. Wise
Lawrence
Walter Fredrick Heck
Alfred Heck
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles A. Puls
Mildred Reuter Manley
John Wise
Robert Wulfkuhle
Ray Wright
Mendelssohn
Joanna Hill
Swansonia
Kathryns Wise
Esther Heck
Virginia Walters
Martha Ann Wise
Arthur Heck
Howard Heck
Dick Wise
Frances Walters
Jeannette Houk
Helen Heck
Jeannette Perkins
Nadine Phillips
Annette Schowenrerdt
Katherine Heck
Marion, Litz
Heck
Liberty Memorial High School
University of Kansas
Lawrence Business College
Approaching Marriage Noted With Elaborate Wedding Array
A forthcoming marriage is announced with a decorative wedding scene featuring a cupid's heart guiding guests to the entrance. The event included games, a bridge lamp gift, and a Lohengrin processional, with a miniature wedding set on the dining table and lilac, phlox, and white clematis decorations. Guests listed include Miss Scott, Mrs. John Scott, and several others.
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Ellis T. Johnston
Church notices and club meetings announced for fall
A series of church and community group notices outline upcoming events. The Brotherhood discusses a promised chicken dinner to boost attendance. The church council meeting is postponed. The Also club meets September 6 with Mrs Wakefield. Kanwaka Good Will meets Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs Richards home. Women of Centenary Methodist plan a 2 pm meeting with elections and a banquet for mystery daughters. Mrs Richards and Mrs Winter host the Winter Community club Friday with roll call and personal poems.
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Faye Orelup
W. P. Olmsted
Mexico
A. M. Hughes
The
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C. A. Puls
Also Club
Ernest Wakefield
Kanwaka Good Will Club
G. T. Richards
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Centenary Methodist Church
George Richards
Charles Winter
Winter Community Club
Roll Call
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May Key
Marybelle Richardson
Thomas Barlow
Paul Benson
Margaret Austill
Marie Barlow
West Side
C. E
Worden Evangelical Church
Normagene Barlow
Bob Guntert
Cummins Family and Evans Visitation in Kansas City
Mr v and Mrs J P Cummins and family and Earl Vernon Evans of Kansas City visited yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald J Evans. Mr and Mrs Earl Kreider and children Stanton and Margaret were also present.
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London
England
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Boyd Boughton
Shirley Bayles
Anita Boughton
Anne Brownlee
Arthur Nigg
Whitewater
Kan
Evelyn Strong
Claassen
Ithaca
Earl Vernon Evans
Kansas City
Airs
Donald J. Evans
Earl Kreider
Stanton and
Margaret
Northwest trip ends as residents announce moves
Daily notes list several residents traveling or relocating. Dr Wendall A Grosjean rents in Kansas, families depart for McPherson Indianapolis Alexandria Memphis and New York visits. West Side Christian Endeavor holds a rally and installs officers with a skating event to follow.
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Colby
Kan
W. E. Sandelius
Massachusetts
Dick Barber
New York
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McPherson
A. W. Berger
DeRoin
Noble
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Ind
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Marcella Olmstead
F. P. O Brien
Alexandria
Minnesota
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New York City
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Arkville
N. Y
Washington, D.C
H. J. Longenecker
Louise
Mary
Joplin
F. H. Smithmeyer
I. J. Pierson
Memphis
Tenn
Pierson
American Veterinary Medical Association
Canada
Washington, D. C
Evacuation of London Children and Mothers Near 600000
Herbert Morrison announced that nearly 600,000 children and mothers had been removed from London between September 1 and last midnight. He said the final evacuees and the blind would leave London proper by 7 o'clock tonight.
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London
Herbert Morrison
Haskell Institute Opens Amid Campus Upgrades
Indian students from many tribes arrive in Lawrence for the opening of the Haskell Institute school year. About 776 enroll, with 200 courses offered in commerce home economics and more. New repairs 20500 and utility upgrades 10000 plus two staff changes noted.
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Lawrence
Haskell Institute
University of Kansas
Tecumseh Hall
Haskell
Washington
National Youth Administration
G. Warren Spaulding
CCC
Dusty winds push Lawrence heat to 107 and 42 mph gusts
Lawrence endured a hot windy day with a 107 degree high and a 42 mph gust as dust filled downtown. Power plant readings hit 25 to 37 mph while tennis players dwindled on University courts amid sand and gravel in the air.
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Lawrence
Kansas Electric Power Plant
Not Concerned Hitler Commander Sunning Himself in SF
Adolf Hitler’s World War commander Capt Fritz Weidemann German consul general in San Francisco told reporters he was not concerned with political matters. Reporters found him sunning himself on his lawn. The piece notes drivers using gas pedal and brake as a caution on slippery pavements.
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San Francisco
Adolf Hitler
Fritz Weidemann
Salvation Army Names New Head
General George L. Carpenter new head of the Salvation Army succeeding Evangeline Booth. Carpenter, formerly Australian editor and Canadian Territorial Commander since 1937, is seen as a win for progressive forces pushing a more liberal Army.
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Salvation Army
George L. Carpenter
Evangeline Booth
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