Wedding bells and society notes fill the afternoon
Miss Jean Stephenson and John Henley Maynard wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Joseph F. King officiating. The ceremony featured palms and ferns and a reception, with extended family and friends attending. Separate ceremonies honor Miss Wanda Branham and Norman Edmonds, and a bridal dinner for Helen Moore’s party is announced along with multiple club meetings and social events for September and October.
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Jean Stephenson
H. H. Stephenson
John Henley Maynard
Ann Arbor
Mich
Joseph F. King
Plymouth Congregational Church
Virginia Stephenson
Joanna Hill
Edward Maynard
Oberlin
Wanda Branham
Meda Branham
Independence
Norman Edmonds
J. R. Edmonds
Lawrence
Parker
Felix Muehller
Muehller
Ferns
Gladiola
Johnny Muehller
Barbara Edmonds
Edmonds
Colorado
Illinois Street
School of Business
University of Kansas
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
J. R
Local residents head in and out for school and travel
Miss Mary Aston leaves for Springfield Missouri to teach in city schools. Miss Montgomery departs for Great Bend Kansas to visit. Miss Norma Sloane and Miss Carolyn Sloane of Jeannette Pennsylvania arrive for University of Kansas studies in Lawrence. Rozanne Edwards and Betty Jean Abels depart for Oberlin to resume Oberlin College work.
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Mary Louise Baker
Jean Lee Altman
B. P. Baker
Jean Lee Astman
Betty Coppedge
Rozanne Edwards
Leavenworth
Mary .Aston
Springfield
Margaret Montgomery
Great Bend
Kan
Norma Sloane
Carolyn. Sloane
Jeannette
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Carl. T. Sloane
Betty Jean Abels
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Fifth U S President and crossword clues
A fragmented word puzzle listing across and down clues for a crossword with references to the fifth U S president and various definitions. The grid spans terms like Beret, Derby, and Hydrocarbon with numerous small prompts and letter placements.
Advice to rushees from Miss Meguiar at Union ballroom
Miss Elizabeth Meguiar advises incoming rushees to keep options open and not overemphasize sorority life. She notes summer attire for heat, urges listing two to three sororities on preference cards, and suggests non sorority activities for a diversified social life. Jeanne Moyer introduces Meguiar and reiterates rush guidance with a rule correction.
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Elizabeth Meguiar
Union Building
Meguiar
Jeanne Moyer
Women’s Pan-Hellenic Council
Theta House
Phi Pi House
Sorority
Local Navy Induction and School Opening Report
A resident has joined the navy and will depart for Chicago Monday. School opened Monday at Brackett with Mrs. Clara Wiedemann as teacher. Mrs. C. L. McClung has influenza, as have others in the vicinity. Dr. and Mrs. W. Martin and family from Odessa Missouri, visited for homecoming, as did Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and children from Kansas City to see Mrs. Johnson's sister Miss Ellen Anderson. Also notes the nightly reading of the Too Late to Classify column.
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Lawrence
W. E. Tenney
Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Techno v
Fred Eberwein
John Hopp
Hopp
Astoria
Ore
Alan G. Stutz
John G. Stutz
Booneville
Kemper Military Academy
Ward
Charles Corel
United States Marine Hospital
Kirkwood
Marshall Gorrill
Dale Kiefer
Carl’ Lohman
Newton
Eldon Smurr
Smurr
Goerz Milling Company
Lohman
Wichita
el Dorado
Eureka
Ottawa
Robert Lawrence Green
Kansas City
Carl Perkins
L. E. Nations
Leona
Catherine
el Paso
Tex
Charles Hardtaker
Billa Townsend
P. S. Townsend
Coffeyville
Navy
Chicago
Brackett
Clara Wiedemann
C. L. McClung
W. Martin
Martin
Odessa
Arthur Johnson
Five Against Draft Bill in House Vote
Washington September 9 Congress passed the Burle-Wadsworth conscription plan 268 to 149. Rep John Houston of Kansas voted for the measure while six Kansas Republicans Lambertson Guyer Winter Rees Carlson and Hope voted against.
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Washington
Kansas
House
John Houston
Lambertson
Guyer
Winter
Rees
Carlson
Hope
Lost and Found column notes quick returns of missed items
The Lost and Found column reports that frequently lost articles are returned within an hour after press time. Phone numbers are listed for contact, with the stray line noting 22 as the contact.
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Cotumn
Local Social Notes From Lawrence Area
Miss Lorraine Combs attends business college in Lawrence and stays at Delbert Green home. Dr C Winsler attended Frank Crum funeral in Topeka. George Hildebrand at Duff y sale. Kasold family visiting Wisconsin and northern states. Mrs B Hildebrand wins prizes for quilts and cakes at Big Springs fair. Ralph Warner and daughters Chloe and Beverly visited George Walter home. Warner works at Union National Bank in Kansas City. H Becker of Kansas City visited. George Coffman and ill brother William hosted Sunday. Mrs Jim Wiggins visited from Barker. Ollie Welcher Clarence Welcher and children from Lecompton visited. Viola Welcher plans nursing training in Kansas City.
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Lorraine Combs
Business College
Lawrence
Delbert Green
C. Winsler
Frank Crum
Topeka
George Hildebrand
Ernest Kasoldani
Alice
Herbert
Mr. Easold
Paul Kasold
Wisconsin
B. Hildebrand
Big Springs
Ralph Warner
Chloe
Beverly
Kansas City
George Walter
Warnerta
Union National Bank
H. Becker
George Coffman
North Lawrence
Jim Wiggins
Barker
Ollie Welcher
Clarence Welcher
Lecompton
Viola Welcher
General Hospital
Cecil Welcher
Payments to fit your purse repayment plan explained
A reader is offered a choice of repayment schedules for a $100 loan. If monthly payments of $9.75 are affordable, the loan would be paid in full over twelve months. The article outlines selecting a convenient plan from a table of options.
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Bert Matthews
Augusta
Barry Dalton
Alice Ann Jones
Colonial Tea Room
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University of Michigan
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Roland Reid
R. H. Garvey
Ruth
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James
Olivia Garvey
Maurice Clarkson
The
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Helen Elizabeth Moore
Howard Gilpin
First Presbyterian Church
Raymond F. Edwards
S. W. Lohman
Memorial Hospital
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Myron Metz
Raymond Laessig
C. L. DeWatteville
Ohio Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rody Skinner
Warren Smith
Barker Avenue
Methodist Church
Harmony Circle
S. W. Gilchrist
Alabama Street
W.S.C.S
E. F. Sullivan
T. D. Funk
Sara Margaret Lepper
Harold A. Lepper
Richard de Long
Clarence H. de Long
Emporia
Leland Stanford’ University
Palo Alto
Cal
Miss Lepper
Kanva Kappa Gamma
Delta Phi Delta
Presbyterian Church
M. W. McBeth
Mississippi Street
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau
Harry Broers
C. E. Dunigan
V.garratt
G. Hadl
Catherine Luckan
Shirley Garratt
Vernon Anderson
Dorcas
the Baptist ‘Women’s Society
Vannoy Miller
Alice Zwick
East Nineteenth Street
Lawrence Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
American Legion Auxiliary
Carter- Anderson
Clinton Park
Goal Brizendine
Charles Frye
Raymond
Charles Curtis
DeSoto
Frank Speicher
Route Five
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North Africa
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William Woods College
Fulton, Mo
Mary Anne Bowes of
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