Marriage of Miss Jane Josephine Smith and Joseph Latshaw-Kyner
Society notes report the Elm home wedding of Jane Josephine Smith and Joseph Latshaw-Kyner at 7 pm Sunday with Rev Theodore Astman officiating. Attendants include sisters Edna Smith and Mrs. Frank Boone. best man Boyd Kyner. music by Kyner and Margaret Kyner. reception by Mrs. Winsler and Mrs. Shorty Kyner. Kyner graduates and local teaching careers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Josephine Smith
Jalmer J. Smith
Joseph Latshaw-Kyner
Bord W.kyner
Wilson
Theodore Astman
Catharine Kyner
Porter Kyner
Edna M. Smith
Margaret Jane Boone
Nice
Boyd Francis Kyner
Joseph Kener
Kansas City
Charles Smith
C. C. Winsler
Fred
Mississ Esther Smith
Catharine
Alpha Gamma Delta
Phi Chi Theta
Commerce
Kyner
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Wil
Social calendar highlights and upcoming gatherings
Kappa Phi alumnae cabinet and J D club events noted along with Home Aid Society and Daughters of the American Revolution activities. A bridal party with Miss Darlene Brickey attended the ceremony. Post ceremony plans include J D club at Mrs. F H Simon’s and a Pleasant Hour meeting at Mrs. Kelsey’s. Community groups schedule meetings, elections, and a lodge district picnic in Kansas City. A birth announced for Mr and Mrs Paul W McFarland of Dallas, and a Memorial hospital birth at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi Alumngze
Kzeneth Ruby
J. D. Club
F. H. Simon
Home Aid Society
Will Johns
Agpanyes Daughters of the American Revolution
Floyd Rankin
Personal notices recap of travelers and visits
Dean and Mrs. Raymond A. Schwegler returned Sunday evening from Chicago after visiting Mr. and Mrs. David Gano and their son Dr. Raymond Schwegler in Minneapolis. George Kirchhoff and daughters Margaret Barbara and Ada Katherine came home from Green Mountain Falls Colorado, with the family having spent two months there. R. P. Stringham returned to Lawrence after June travels with summer in Somerset Indiana and Kansas City. Edith Marker of St. Joseph arrived to visit Mrs. W. A. Courtney at 1901 Vermont Street. R. E. Melvin came back Sunday after weeks at a cottage in Estes Park Colorado. Maude Arnett left for McPherson to teach at McPherson College. Cora Bowes will spend the day in Kansas City visiting Edna Hartwell. Arthur Tuttle of Ottawa was in Lawrence on business. Fred Zillner left for St. Louis to attend a grandson’s wedding and visit daughter. Charles S. Skilton Helen Skilton and Vivian Skilton returned from the East after a month. Art Endacott returned from Kansas City after a month with Sieber orchestra and will enter Kansas State College at Manhattan this fall and join another orchestra. Endacott plans to finish a medical course at Rosedale after K. State. Myrle Melone is spending the day at Tonganoxie. Minnie Carney went to Kansas City Kansas to accompany her son Amos Carney who underwent spinal surgery after influenza. outcome uncertain. J. B. Sempill left for South Bend Washington to care for her mother Mrs. J. W. Hyre. Hervey S. Faris and two children have returned.
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Dean
Raymond A. Schwegler
Chicago
David Gano
Raymond Schwegler
Minneapolis
Dean Schwegler
Lakes
George Kirchhoff
Margaret
Barbara
Ada Katherine
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Kirchhoff
R. P. Stringham
Lawrence
R. E. Melvin
Estes Park
Maude Arnett
McPherson
McPherson College
Cora’ Bowes
Kansas City
Edna Hartwell
Arthur Tuttle
Ottawa
Fred Zillner
St. Louis
E. A. Richstatter
Bernard Richstater
Charles S. Skilton
Helen Skilton
Vivian Skilton
Art Endacott
Frank Endacott
Sieber’ Orchestra
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Endacott
Rosedale
Myrle Melone
Tonganoxé
Minnie Carney
Kan
Amos Carney
Local residents update and address changes in Riverside area
Riverside residents report six weeks with Mrs. Faris and relatives before returning from Hammondsport New York. Prof E D Kinney and family move into completed 1430 Louisiana Street after summer at Mrs F W Gaunt’s home. Dr John Outland of Kansas City stopped here en route from Colorado. Mrs Leah Kircher Memorial hospital superintendent spends week at the Century of Progress Chicago with former Harrisonville friends. Miss Betty Brown Overbrook teaches in Pleasant Valley district and resides at 624 Kentucky Street. J D Harris Eudora moves to Lawrence at 1505 Vermont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Cal
F. W. Gaunt
John Outland
Kansas City
Colorado
Leah Kircher
Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Burgoter
Harrisonville
Betty Brown
Overbrook
Pleasant Valley
Kentucky Street
J. D. Harris
Eudora
Lawrence
Vermont Street
First contract let for Peabody under NRA funds
The state highway commission let the first contract under its $10,000,000 NRA financed program to Ezra King of Hastings for building an underpass at Peabody. Bid amount was 19,880.02 dollars. Work begins immediately with laborers from Marion county lists. Separate bids were opened for NRA projects in southwestern and northwestern Kansas with future bids in Ashland Stockton. Re-advertised projects awarded for 61.6 miles of chip resurfacing across five counties at 18,471.60 dollars, under bids previously rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Sept
State Highway Commission
NRA
Ezra King
Hesston
Peabody
Ashland
Kansas
Stockton
Commission
Anderson
Bourbon
Chautauqua
Franklin
Miami
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Decatur, Ill
Athletic Questions Considered at Gathering Today
The Haskell Institute athletic board met this afternoon to plan the football season which opens September 23 and discuss other sports matters. They expected to take definite action on one or two tentatively scheduled games. Present were Henry Roe Cloud, Paul L. Fickinger, Gus Welch, Harold Bruce, and Mrs. Leila Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Institute Athletic Board
Henry Roe Cloud
Haskell
Paul L. Fickinger
Gus Welch
Harold Bruce
Leila Black
Lawrence Business College Enrollment Rises 25 Percent
Enrollment at Lawrence Business College for the fall term is about 25 percent higher than a year ago, with more pupils enrolling. Classes have started in the new college quarters at 641 Louisiana Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Business College
Louisiana Street
Baldwin Flows With News From Baker Alumni and Local Visitors
The Baldwin area records a flurry of Baker University connections and community visits. Wilson Counts of Baldwin elected president of the Douglas County Wheat Control Association board. Various graduates and affiliates travel between Baldwin, Topeka, Ottawa, and Kansas City for studies, visits, and weddings.
Baldwin Social Calendar Notes Movements and Marriages
Mrs Alfred E Leach returns from Cottonwood Falls where she stayed with her sister Rev and Mrs James Chubb moved to the Methodist parsonage with son Robert now in second grade Robert will be brought to Baldwin by Miss Jessie Noble of Dodge City visits Mrs William Green on South 7th St Mrs Wallace B Fleming hosted tea for Marguerite Treille former Baker French teacher heading to Pennsylvania to teach a girls school Unmarried faculty women attended Fleming shared hosting with her mother Harriet W Ruble Rev and Mrs Harvey H Fowler announce their daughter Helen Louise marriage to Dana Vanderslice Utt solemnized Wednesday evening September 6 at the Methodist Bar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Leach
Cottonwood Alls
James Chubb
Robert
Winfield
Chubb
Waverly
Baldwin
C. F. Rooke
Jessie Noble
Dodge City
William Green
South 7Th St
Wallace B. Fleming
Marguerite Treille
Baker
Pennsylvania
Fleming
Harriet W. Ruble
Harvey H. Fowler
Helen Louise
Dana Vanderslice Utt
Methodist
Avoid Constipation With Kellogg Aut-Bran
A vintage health note urges relief from constipation by using Kellogg Aut-Bran to add bulk and iron. It claims two tablespoonfuls daily with meals help clear digestive wastes and improve energy, urging medical consultation if relief isn’t achieved.
Ew bank to teach at Philander Smith College
Rev and Mrs J A McClellan announce the marriage of their daughter Alice Lucille to Ce til LeRoy Masters on Tuesday August 20 at the Methodist parsonage in Marquette Kansas. Mrs Masters is Baker College 1932 graduate and the couple will reside on a farm near Natoma with many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Ewbank
Philander Smith College
J. A. McClellan
Alice Lucille
Cetil LeRoy Masters
Marquette
Kan
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W. J. Hull
Mary Bess Doty
Jane Downs
Mary Davis
The
Missionary Society of the West Side Presbyterian Church
Daniel Kirby
Frank Smith
W. L. Smith
Fast Eleventh Street
Everette C. Smith
Mildred M. Moore
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Mendelssohn
Clara Ault
Ray Beamer
Whittier
Blanch Moore
William
Loren
Artie Brickey
Smith
Bremerton
Wash
U. S. S. Saratoga
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Long Beach
University Drive
Pleasant Hour Club
Jack Kelsey
Sam Kelsall
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
H. G. van Neste
East Highway 40
Lawrence Lodge No. 7
Water and Light Park
W. G. McFarland
Alts
Paul W. McFarland
Dallas
Trinity Episcopal Guild
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Recreation’ Club
Number Six
A. P. Hults
Elmer Brown
H. H. McKelvey
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
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Mr. McDavid
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Ind
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Ulrich
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Century of Progress
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Monroe
W. H. Montgomery,Jr
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Franklin County
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Wellsville
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Fritts
Betty
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University of Kansas
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High P. Hartley
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Q.E. ‘Allison
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Baker University
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Virginia Herron
Tulsa
Okla
Leon Gordon
San Diego
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Ariz
Alpha Chi Omega
Kappa
Sigms
Gordon
Auburn-Cord Company
Edwin C. Allen
Elmer Allen
Dunigan
Clifton James
Allen
Helen Deel
Pullman
Washington State College
Samuel A. Deel
Deel
John Ewbank
Madison
N. J
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Ema Seti
J. H. Robinson
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Fim
Edna M. Trompeter
Mgr
Catherine Sutherland
Keilogg
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