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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1921

Page

3

Wedding Notices and Local Social Gatherings

Miss Bessie Shaffer and James K. Uttinger wed in Kansas City with a large reception at the bride’s home. The Handley marriage, Meda Martha to Ralph E. Kieffer, occurred in Lawrence with plans to reside there. Community groups announce meetings from the Epworth League to the Nurses Association and Delta Upsilon convention attendees guidance. Dorothy Tucker and Harry M. Stucker announce their city union in Ottawa.

J.R. Handley Meda Martha Ralph E. Kieffer Lawrence Lawrence Business College Tucker-Stucker C. H. Tucker Dorothy Harry M. Stucker Ottawa

Lawrence News Roundup and Local Visits

Saturday afternoon events include a stray garment incident on Massachusetts street and a town picnic for Miss Katherine Stewart. Local residents head to Shrine Park for a Leavenworth Shrines picnic while Mr. and Mrs. Stucker plan a winter at 939 Tennessee Street after a Colorado trip.

Colorado Stucker Lawrence Tennessee Street University Mr. Stucker Belvoir Leavenworth Shrine Park

Notable Kansas City and Topeka Travel Notices

Local residents and visitors including Bob Brown, Dr. L P Engel, C B Strong, Keith Hemenway, Mrs Emma Wilson and children, William Ober, C P Radcliffe, Charles Radcliffe, Miss Jessie Wyatt, Miss Dorothea Engel, Miss Grace Champion, Mrs Ella Jessee and Loretta Jessee were noted as traveling or visiting Kansas City, Topeka, Lawrence, and Colton Colorado with days including today yesterday Sunday and Monday.

Bob Brown Topeks L. P. Engel Kansas City C. B. Strong Kent Keith Hemenway Emma Wilson Topeka William Ober Lawrence C. P. Radcliffe Charles Radcliffe Jessie Wyatt Dorothea Engel Grace Champion Colton Colorado A. B. Sellards Ella Jessee Loretta Jessee Kansas

Local residents prepare moves after summer visits

A string of Lawrence residents announce travels and relocations. Miss Helen Wilson heads to Joplin to teach, Mrs. Bella Macomber moves to St. Louis with her daughter, and Chancellor and Mrs. E H Lindle plan return from Estes Park. Others teach in Linwood, Wanaker homecoming from Colorado, and families expect to return from Woodland Park.

Helen Wilson Joplin TF. Artison Kansas City Lawrence Kansas Wendall Mack Salina Bella Macomber St. Louis Mabel Watkins Faith BE. Pyles Linwood Marjorie Patterson Ella Hastins Chancellor E. H. Lindle Estes Park Colo Helen Hoffman Waureka Oklahoma George Butler William Bishop S. K.heflin Colony R. B. Brodhead Elizabeth Burleigh Woodland Park Colorado

Marriage Licenses Granted Over Weekend

Week end licenses issued by Judge L H Menger in Douglas county probate court to Ralph E Kieffer and Meda M Hundley both of Lawrence with E A Bleck officiating clergy man. Tra D Cripee of Pomona and Minnie M Ivfford of Lawrence married by Judge Menger.

L. H. Menger Douglas County Ralph E. Kieffer Meda M. Hundley Lawrence E. A. Bleck Tra D. Cripee Pomona Minnie M. Ivfford Menger

Deaths and Funerals Mary A Hough and Labor Day Observance

Mrs Mary A Hough 1111 Kentucky died after a severe operation at McConnell Hospital. Burial in Wetmore Kansas after funeral tomorrow. No organized Labor Day observance in Lawrence as offices closed. Water shut off in North Lawrence Sept 6 1 to 5 pm for main repair. Miss Jennie May Richardson visiting from Chicago two weeks with her parents.

Mary A. Hough Kentucky McConnell Hospital Henry A. Hough Kan Lawrence Farmers’ Union Brown's Grove Negro Elks Woodland Negro Masons Harvey Farm North Lawrence W. W. Cleland Jennie May Richardson Chicago Mr. l Mrs W. C. Richardson

Mrs Wilson Snaps Picture of Mia in Washington

The fragment notes Mrs Wilson Tow Wilson photographed Mia during a shopping outing in Washington. Limited readable context shows a candid moment captured of Mia in a city setting with pedestrians nearby.

Tow Wilson Mia Wood Washington

Handsome New Home For Francis Jaedicke On Ohio Street

Builders set plans for a modern cottage at 638 Ohio Street for Francis Jaedicke. Designer Clarence Leigh incorporated ideas from Mr and Mrs Jaedicke. The two floor house features living room dining room kitchen four first floor rooms a large upstairs chamber a sleeping porch and a full basement with shower bath laundry furnace and fuel room. Exterior finished in stucco with slate roof and attractive gables.

Francis Jaedicke Ohio Street Clarence Leigh Jaedicke

Board Sets September Meeting Tonight at 7:30

The board of education will hold its regular September meeting tonight at 7 30 o clock.

Board of Education

Forest Fires Forcing Towns In Minnesota Triangle

Two towns White Pine and Salona have been abandoned as forest fires threaten McGrath. Adjutant General W F Rhinow said the situation worsened with a 25 mile wind as 500 guardsmen were mobilized to help control the blaze burning four by three miles in the McGrath Salona White Pine triangle.

Paul Minnesota White Pine Salona McGrath W. F. Rhinow

Doubly Charged Railroad Officer in Two States

A complaint charging William Buckner, a railroad special officer, with first degree murder was issued in Kansas City Missouri over the shooting death of Clifford Rhea, a stock buyer. Buckner is jailed in Kansas City Kansas on another first degree murder charge in the same incident. Rhea's two sons say the killing happened locally. Buckner and fellow officer Peter Larkin claim it occurred in Kansas.

Kansas City William Buckner Clifford Rhea Cameron Orr Jackson County Buckner Kansas Rhea Missouri Peter Larkin

Plan causes protest as inmates sent to county poor farm

Independence Kansas September 3 The system of returning inmates from Osawatomie asylum to their homes in exchange for new violent patients has created a complicated situation. Two Montgomery county patients were returned recently and placed in the county poor farm, drawing protests from relatives and the patients themselves who oppose the placement.

Independence Kan Montgomey County Osawatomie

Tanlac Restores Mrs Miller to Perfect Health in St Louis

Mrs Leng Miller of 2306 S Third St St Louis credits Tanlac with curing years of stomach trouble dizziness headaches and fatigue. She reports rapid improvement after two bottles including improved appetite digestion better sleep and renewed strength. Tanlac is sold locally by Round Corner Drug Co and by leading druggists.

Tanlae Leng Miller S. Third Street St. Louis Tanlac Lawrence Round Corner Drug Company

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