Barton Thunla Me and Mr Ry Barton announce wedding
Society notes from Barton and Leavenworth detail the marriage of their daughter Lew dle M Whom in August. The piece mentions connections to Ames, a Kansas City job in advertising, and social events including a slumber party and a shower. It notes Miss Maureen McKernan’s disappearance and her teaching sewing to factory girls in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton-Thunla
Ry Barton
Lew Dle
Leavenworth
Kan
Ames
Ll. Dale
Thorn
Kansas City
Vie Srouis
Maureen McKernan
Ypeka
University of Kansas
Miss McKernan
Miss McKernan to Lead Lawrenc e School Sewing Club
Miss McKernan plans to return to Lawrence this fall to head the senior class activities and teach a course on the art of needlework while helping East Lawrence girls select materials and sew their own clothes. She aims to graduate from the university next June and pursue journalism in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McKernan
Lawrence
C4. Evans
Topeka
Montana
Kansas Liquid
Theta Re Pi
Quill Club
Alpha Qghi Omega
Topeka Capital
Pleasant Hour Club Hosts Educators At Social
A town event highlights a Ladies Aid and Glee Club gathering. Twenty eight guests attended a High School line party and a later visit to Fessie Raymond’s home for refreshments. Members discussed Modern Education and the town system amid small talks and socialized afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Clu
High School
Fessie
Raymond
Wilson Martin
W. Is
HH. Silerov
Kevett
Philippine Islands
Governor Stubbs and Prisoner Cause Topeka Jail Stir
Herbert Maxsted caused excitement in Topeka City Jail by stating his son’s address as Lawrence and prompting the jailers to act. The incident occurred yesterday as Governor Stubbs was involved in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lawrence
Herbert Maxsted
Electric shock injures paper mill worker at Lawrence
E T Howard an employee of the Lawrence paper mill received a severe electric shock yesterday when his hand touched a bare worn wire. The accident occurred inside the mill where moving parts exposed power lines. He was given first aid and later taken to his home at 014 New Hampshire street. The injury is not expected to keep him from work long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. T. Howard
E. T. Howard
Lawrence
Howard
Lonseidus
I. Howard
New Hampshire ‘Street
Old Settlers Dinner Program for Douglas County
The 56ers old settlers annual reunion in Douglas County announced by the committee will be held at the court house hall. Business begins at noon, afternoon exercises at 2, with songs and talks including a piece by Peter Glen andWillard, plus Kansas themes. Longevity members from Lawrence and vicinity are invited. baskets should be brought by 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Beers
Douglas Equinty
Ae Hall
Court House
Sony
Peter Glen Jin
G. Alt. Memorial
Foundations of Kansas
Willard
Lawrence
George Lois
Anity
Kansas
Bootlegger convicted in Topeka booze case faces fines
A Topeka bootlegger, KE Jickering, pleaded guilty to illegal alcohol sales near Woodland Park and received a $100 fine and five days in jail. His companion C. J. Man speaker also paid a $100 fine and five days, then paroled after serving part of the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Topeka Boottess
Jickering
Iyaer
Woodland Park
Lakt Winda
Owas
J. Manspeaker
Quake Disturbance Recorded by University Seismograph
University seismograph logged a severe quake disturbance with a night entry around 7220 hours. The record shows double tracing in places, outlining tremor and the probable time, with estimates of distant intensities and nearby impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Treiner
Niles
Parole Violation Charge Leads to Jail for Clawson
Parole Ren Clawson was arrested for non payment of parole obligations and held in jail on a parole violation charge. County Commissioners meet to discuss routine business as delinquent taxes and notices are processed.
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Ren Clawson
Onta
Npor
Ceanty Pearcy
Lugkan Reopens Dressmaking Shop at Massachusetts Street
Mrs Lugkan announces the reopening of her establishment over the Lender Stores at 546 Massachusetts Street. The shop offers ladies dressmaking, fancy dressmaking, sport dress, dancing frock, and hemstitching services with bell 929. Too late to classify.
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Bessie Barriscale
Willis -Wood Theatre
St. Joseph
Lark Atin
Miss Soweglin Arnt
Rive Joseph Saiki
Dro Ane
Wiedemaura
Cathierine Oder
Catherine Taine
Mee Oeking
Idwane Merlehamid
Louise” Ufutt
Masgate
Unaworth
Irene Cutter
Hutu Shean
Tworothea Bingidaml
Piedra Ulaek
Margaret Treworth
Anders
Jen Hirls
Leseber
Cannertient Street
Miss May
Lollan
Dirk
Lester Tiler
Poplin Sree
Lefer
Repo
Redfern Cave
Hedtery
Ape Rural Club
Charles Jones
Dr. Buss
Ars. C
Go Husted
Shultz Ves
Shultz’s
Lian
Robson
Willard Wattles
Ieniity
Giue Sabid
Griggs
Pailie
W.c.t.u
Woo. TV
Ueninat
Sepher Ith
Neanard
H Buollet
Cragander
Jlison
Mrs. Walthers
Arts & Crafts Store
Massachusetts
Nancy Longeneckers
Swere
Trockmorton
L. L. Sehénck
Williamstown
Lambers
Tone
Dofia Simons
Vocatello
Idaho
W. C. Simons
C. D. Cowgill
Mangas City
New York
George Dorr Hag
Weee Dd. C
W. Stevens
Grhee J King
West Coast
Pectadelhis
Charles. Brown
Mrickson
Willian Ce
Butte
Richard Small
Helen Crane
Edward Tanner
L. A. Leslie
Woodward Tinsas
G.fiteh
Morrow
Kat
A. B. Toker
Cameron
Missouri
C. Schmitz
Cole Kansas
Maltic Criley
R.C. Morrow
Frank Strong
Evelyn Strang
E. Miller
Vial
Sophia Weber
Katie
Zeisenis
Stubbs
Clawson
Reid
Keith Teacheal
Keith Will
San Luis
Colorado
Fred
Morris
Jlawrence National Bank
G. Alr
Washington Post
G.A
Will Offigiate
A& Comrade Green
the. Baptist
Alabama
Bell
Fischer
Otto Fischer
Spalding
West Ie
Comenk Walk
Dot
East 6Th. Street
Sunshine Wkindergsartes
Whelan
Mass
Bell Afario
Thea. Pochlyr May. Co
St. Is
AL C
Ralph Colinga
Pesialde
N.Y. St
Llouesy
Elead
Vermont
W. Smith
Hudson Place
I Mass
Lawren
Weiare Particu
Sps
Ruth Standish
Sopran Feacher
Sing
Kentucky
Liswrettco
Bell Plane
Studia. Bldg
Ont Tousen A
Fanny Large
Mason Febit
Ys Gill
Sala
Will
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