Marriage at 620 Indiana Street in Lawrence
Miss Evenella Ritchie wed Elmer Broat in a double ring ceremony at the home of Mrs. J Gordon Gibb. The bride wore brown crepe back satin traveling dress and carried cream roses. Attendants included Prof. R Ritchie, Mrs. Morris Ritchie, and Robert Bront. After breakfast the couple left for Kansas City and Excelsior Springs. They plan to reside at 620 Indiana Street after September 12.
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Evenella Ritchie
Elmer Broat
J. Gordon Gibb
Indiana Street
Prof
R Ritchie
Ottawa
R. Morris Ritchie
Ron
Robert Bront
Dorothy Enlow
Brent
Kansas City
Excelsior Springs
Mre
J. Garedon Gibb
Cdwin Swope
Dorothy Jrs
A. I. John
Lucille “van Swearingen
Florence Gilchrist
Chanute
St. Joseph's Hospital
Rosa Robinson
Emma Robinson
Arthur ‘Robinson
Mabel
Joe
Jessie Edmondson
Jones
George Snoddy
Paul Winter
Bloomington
Ind
Snoddy
Ss Audrey Harshberger
K. U
May Bruner
Frances Fberth
Leavenworth
Henry Briner
Topeka
Dick Hanley
Northwestern University
Charles Bachman
Kansas Aggies
Lawrence
A. D. Manning
Manning
Virginia Manning
Gypsum City
Elmo
Caldwell
Kans
Butler
W. T.’ Carpenter
Clifton
Ariz
Carpenter
Peabody College
Nashvile
Herbert Ziegler
Junction City
Hannah Oliver
Athur Humphrey
Ziegler
University
W. J. Baumegartiner
Her
E. Suderman
Newton
Leona Baumpartner
Ann’e. Suderman
Get Quick Quaker Oats Promoted For Morning Strength
Authorities urge well balanced breakfasts as key to business success and child development. Studies in Princeton Harvard and other schools show morning work and studies peak early. Quaker Oats touted as complete dietetic aid with balanced protein carbohydrates minerals and vitamin B. Continuous, quick preparation emphasizes 234 to 5 minutes cooking.
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Princeton
Harvard
Radio turns women clubs on the air nationwide
Chicago leader Miss Judith Waller says radio has drawn new audiences to women's clubs and federations in more than twenty states. She credits live broadcasts with boosting membership and widening interest in club work, noting that programs reach thousands who previously knew little about the movement.
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Chicago
Judith Waller
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Radio Aid
Courtey
Children as models in Paris style show
Paris showcases children as models in a world premiere style display. Deauville previously staged similar walks with an elevated platform for six to ten year olds, who promenaded with adult poise and precision.
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Paris
Sept
Capq
Deauville
HOW TO BREAK UP HOME IN LAW ADVICE FROM ALABAMA
Birmingham dispatch reports Mrs. Jessie B Arrasmith of the county court on domestic relations says successful marriage hinges more on in laws than principals. Desertions exceed a thousand yearly. April and November show spikes. In Alabama causes cited include in laws 11 percent liquor or another woman 22 percent and financial habits 5 percent each, with other minor factors.
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Birmingham
Ala
United Press
Jessie B. Arrasmith
Smith
Sipith Anid
Alabama
Rattler Bounty Sought Near Kochelle Texas
A massive rattlesnake with 29 rattles and a button tail was captured by Howard Sellman of the Doran ranch on the San Saba river. Rattlesnakes annually inflict heavy losses on livestock and West Texas residents urge a bounty policy.
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Kochelle
Texas
West Te
Howard Sellman
Doran Ranch
San Saba
West Texas
Fly-Tox Quick Cure Allegedly Ends Mosquito Torment
A fragmented item describes Fly-Tox as a quick remedy to stop mosquito torment. It claims a thick load must be thinned before drawing through a sun piercing tube and warns of infection risks from scratching bites. Health authorities advocate Fly-Tox. A note mentions rice absorbing milk value when cooked.
Women pilots seen as future in aviation by Chicago club
Mia E Lewis Campbell, president of the Women's Flying club of Chicago, says women have a big future in aviation. The auxiliary of the Chicago Flying club has 15 members. She notes women pilots will be in demand for advertising and skywriting, with several clothing firms considering such campaigns. She adds many women are pursuing government flying licenses.
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Chicago
Mia
E. Lewis Campbell
Women's Flying Club of Chicago
Chicago Flying Club
Silk stockings made from spruce logs featured in Vermland exhibit
Karlstad Sweden. An exhibit at the Vermland fair showed how spruce logs are transformed into silk stockings. The Billerud works, a lumber, pulp, paper and hydroelectric producer, displayed its process and products, including artificial silk.
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Kyrkebyn
Vormland
Karlstad
Sweden
Vermland
Billerud
Hairpins Return with Long Hair Fashion
Paris reports the return of long hair with novelty hairpins and ornaments arriving in solid form. Large pearl pins, Spanish ornaments, and tortoise shell combs appear, but light weight is needed as hair is still sparse. Pin use secures ornaments and is preferred to artificial back hair for stability. Officer Ingalls reports a recovered stolen car in Lawrence.
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Paris
Car recovered after forceful theft in City, Missouri
Officers recovered an automobile stolen from Kanoat 1 Walace and released the vehicle in City, Missouri. The incident involved force and occurred earlier, with authorities securing the car and returning it to its owner.
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Pokes Force
Kanoat
City
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