Wedding Bells At St John Church In Lawrence
Miss Frances Eberhart and Martin Henry wed at St John Catholic church in Lawrence. The ceremony featured Rev. Victor Gellhaus officiating, 103 guests, music by organist Eileen Martin and choir directed by Ed Montgomery. The couple’s new home is at 742 Arkansas street.
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Victor Gellhaus
Frances Eberhart
George Eberhart
Martin Henry
M. E. Henry
Kansas City
Kan
St.John Catholic Church
Billie
Fraelgle
Joseph Davis
Messrs
Jerry
Harry Sommer
Eileen Martin
Wagner
Mary Alice Martin
Ed Montgomery
Raymond Eberhart
Miss. Martin
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Arkansas Street
Lawrence
Kansas City, Mo
Gardner, Kan
San Antonio,Tex
Topeka
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Sigma Kappa to Hold Next Convention at Kansas University
Sigma Kappa province conference announced next year’s convention will be at the University of Kansas. Five active chapters and four alumni clubs were listed with about 45 girls present in Minneapolis. Attendees included Miss Helen Corbett national grand secretary and Miss Margaret Taggert national grand treasurer.
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Sigma Kappa
University of Kansas
Minneapolis
Helen Corbett
Margaret Taggert
Indianapolis
Ind
Numerous Local Visits and Moves Across States
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Alfred Beguelin of Greene Iowa and Miss Elsie Comb of Greensville Illinois visited Mrs E E Higgenbottom over the weekend. James Moore and son Jackie returned from a motor trip to Oak Park Illinois, joined by Mrs Julia Moore. J J Kistler and children go to Warrensburg Missouri then Chicago to settle. he will enter commercial printing. Mrs Harry Kane and Lawrence Kane returned from Manitou Colorado after summering there. Kenneth Postlethwaite visited relatives in Mankato. O W Maloney and family returned from Colorado vacation. A B Weaver returned from a fishing trip in Colorado. Metallurgical engineer Kinney and party toured Montana and South Dakota including Glacier Yellowstone mines and Homestake mine. Neal M Wherry will attend a Rotary luncheon in Seneca as district governor of Rotary. Jack Dunkley returned from a Colorado vacation. Anna Rice and son Jimmie of Alma Kansas spent weekend with Glenn Ellis. Peggy Harrison leaves for Ellendale North Dakota to teach and serve as dean of women. Robert A Hunt and daughter Gwendolyn to Johnson Kansas to teach music. they returned home. Rev A J Ross visits from Topeka to attend H B Peairs funeral in Lawrence. Marguerite Hunzi¢ker travels to Kansas City to visit Thelma Witt. Winnie D Lawrance returns from a three weeks’ absence.
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Greene, Isa
Elsie Comb
Greensville
Ill
Beguelin
E. E. Higgenbottom
James Moore
Jackie
Oak Park
Julia E. Moore
Harold Hilkey
J. J. Kistler
Joan
John
James
Warrensburg
Chicago
Kistler
Harry Kane
Lawrence Kane
Manitou
Colo
Kenneth Postlethwaite
Mankato
Kane
Yellowstone Parks
Anaconda Company
Montana
Homestake
Lead
S.D
Neal M. Wherry
Seneca
Wherry
Reary
Jack Dunkley
Missouri Street
Colorado
Anna Rice
Jimmie
Alma
Kan
Glenn Ellis
Peggy Harrison
Ellendale
N. D
State Normal and Industrial School
Robert A. Hunt
Gwendolyn
Johnson
A. J. Ross
Lawrence
H. B. Peairs
Topeka
Peairs
Marguerite Hunzi¢ker
Kansas City
Thelma Witt
Winnie D. Lawrance
Vacation notes from Greeley visit and family returns
Mrs. C. E. Tonnancour has returned to Ponca City Oklahoma after a week in a convalescent home. Miss Annabelle and Janice Street return to Chicago after a summer with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Street.
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Greeley
Colo
C. E. Tonnancour
Ponca City
Okla
Annabelle
Janice Street
Chicago
J. J. Street
British and German planes downed in south England raids
Berlin reports 28 British planes and six German craft were shot down over south England during aerial raids on airplane plants, according to authorized sources.
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Berlin
South
England
Baby Boy Born to Kochs in Eudora
A baby boy was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Gus Koch of Eudora at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Lawrence.
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Gus Koch
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial
Oak Ridge News Briefs Highlight School Start Plans
Mrs Milford Miller and her Joplin party returned home while Anna Jo Skirk left Linwood after a visit. Miss Clara Dailey of Lawrence ill and unable to teach Bleakley school which may start September 9 after a board meeting. Thomas Van Nice relays word of son Ray in a lectur tour in Pennsylvania. Lightning kills a cow and a tree ignites in F H Leonhard yard as local residents host visitors. Oakridge district held first day dinners with sixteen pupils enrolled including two new beginners Wayne Leonhard and Norma Jean Dolan.
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Milford Miller
Joplin
Anna Jo Skirk
Linwood
Clara Dailey
Lawrence
Bleakley School
Thomas van Nice
Ray van Nice
Topeka
Pennsylvania
Janice Marie Scott
Lorraine Scott
Mr. McCrary
F. H. Leonhard
J. F. Marxan and Sons
Liberal
Arthur
A. C. Watkins
Scott
Oakridge
Fay Brown
Wayne Leonhard
Norma Jean Dolan
Elmer Neihoff
Community Notes From Local School And Hospital Update
A gathering at the school followed a dinner with guests and family members attending. Clarence Sheets remains seriously ill after a second operation at Rosedale hospital in Kansas City, with Mrs Sheets staying downtown a few days. Local students slated for K A and high school include Lucilé Hayden, Biarthe Hayden, Kathryn Ho, Pauline Hayden, Darlene Dolan, Thomas Dolan, Kenneth Horburger, Billie Way, Blanche Garrett, Billy Garrett, Lawrence Morgan, Doris Worldland, and Arley Clark. Lawrence and Leonhard families took a northern trip to Minnesota last week. Weekend visitors to the Van Neste home included Harry Van Neste, Bobbie, Louise Petrich, Tom Ward, Chesley of Tonganoxie, Z. H. Van Neste, and Foster Van Neste of Manter. Dorothea Homberger appeared on WIBW in Topeka, winning second prize on the Junior Joliettes quiz. Helen Niebrugge of Huron, S. D., visits Henry Satter and the Hornberger family. J F Morgan attended a church meeting with a luncheon. Emma and Dora Schaake of Lawrence visited Mrs L H Leonhard. Lawrence Morgan will accompany Ed Silkey to school this winter, commuting daily. The first community school-year meeting is set for Friday, September 20. Clarence Sheets Jr. toured home briefly. doctors say if conditions improve, he may be out soon, with blood transfusions necessary. Marion Coyle of Winfield will teach Bleakley school. R R Weakley upgrades the parking area with a white picket fence on the east side. H G Van Neste and family attended H B Peaks’ funeral in Lawrence at the First M E church.
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Clarence Sheets
Rosedale Hospital
Kansas’ City
Sheets
K. A
Lucilé
Biarthe Hayden
Kathryn. Ho
Houston
Tex
Tom Ward
Oe Chesley
Tonganoxie
Z. H. van Neste
Lawrence
Foster van Neste
Mantero
van Neste
Ozarks
Dorothea Homberger
WIBW
Topeka
Dorothea
Helen Niebrugge
Huron
S. D
Henry Satter
M. Hornberger
J. F. Morgan
M. E
Emma
Dora Schaake
L. H. Leonhard
Lawrence Morgan
Ed Silkey
Clarence Sheets, Jr
Wichita
Misa Marion Coyle
Winfield
Bleakley School
R. R. Weakley
Local Social Notes From North Area
Mackey Tom North has been ill with a lung abscess. Clarence Hummelgaard and daughter stay with North. Ronald Robb family and Maud Edmonds visit Perkins family. A L Rodgers of Kansas City stayed with her parents Bereiters. Bleakley district pupils will attend Lawrence High School: Barbara Sheets Ernestine Nutting Edward Bleakley Robert Eberwein. Nunemaker guests with Anna and Arnold Taylor. Hogge family visited Edgerton with Henry Lambert. Claude Norris and daughter Carol stayed with Nudemaker. School opened Monday morning.
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Tom North
Clarence Hummelgaard
North
Hummelgaard
Bismarck
Ronald Robb
Maud Edmonds
Lawrence
David Perkins
A. L. Rodgers
Kansas City
F. W. Bereiter
Rodgers
Bleakley
Barbara Sheets
Ernestine Nutting
Edward Bleakiey
Robert Eberwein
Herbert Nunemaker
Anna
Arnold Taylor
Reno
John Hogge
Edgerton
Henry Lambert
Claude Norris
Carol
H. €. Nunemaker
Holiday event at the Rollerdrome hosts 56 guests
Conrad and Constant North were hosts to 56 guests Monday evening at the Rollerdrome for a holiday event. Miss Frances Metcalf taught with 14 pupils, lessons were assigned, and plans made before all were dismissed at noon. No September community meeting. regular monthly meetings likely start in October.
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Frances Metcalf
Conrad
Constant North
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