Lawrence wedding joins families from Topeka and Lawrence
Gladys Ruth Noe of Le compton wed Reymond Hammer son of Topeka, in a Lawrence home ceremony read by Rev. Puls. Attendees included family, club members, and floral details noted as palms and pompons with a reception at the Lawrence Woman's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Noe
Lecompton
Gladys Ruth
Reymond Hammer
W. N. Hammer
Topeka
Elmer Husted
Hasted
Lawrence
Charles A. Puls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Owen Mitchell
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Ethel Evans
Richard Hammer
Mrs. Hammer
Aunt Het and Robert Quillen Cartoon Insight
The gag depicts Aunt Het and Robert Quillen asserting that happiness includes babies and that if a wife cannot have more children she may treat her husband like one. This 1937 syndicated cartoon caption reflects domestic humor of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers Syndicate
Miss Jane Allen Heads to Leland Stanford University
Miss Jane Allen departed for Palo Alto California to begin studies at Leland Stanford University this year. Her uncle Major Harry B Allen head of the ROTC at Stanford and Mrs Allen will drive to San Francisco to meet her tomorrow night. Sol Lindenbaum of El Dorado arrived to visit Lloyd Metzler until Friday then they will travel to Cambridge Massachusetts for Harvard University. Lindenbaum will pursue law school work while Metzler plans part time teaching in economics and working on his PhD with Ben accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Allen
Palo Alt Cal
Leland Stanford University
Harry B. Allen
Ben
Prizes Added for Fall Window Unveiling Contest
The 16th Annual Fall Window Unveiling contest adds five merchants and prizes. Cooke's Help Yourself Grocery offers 12 dollars in merchandise for the north window. Greene's Ready-to-Wear provides two pairs of hose for each window. Brinkman's Bakery adds one dollar in merchandise per window. Kansas Public Service Company contributes 33 dollars in merchandise. World Company supplies a printed box of stationery. Baker University reports a freshman class up 10 percent and an overall six percent increase in enrollment in its eightieth year. California’s bear flag origin note appears in stray text.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cooke's Help Yourself Grocery
Greene's
Brinkman’s Bakery
Kansas Public Service Company
The
World Company
Baker Baldwin
Kan
Baker University
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From Today
Readable puzzle fragment listing across and down clues with many garbled terms. Names of letters, numbers, and place hints appear, alongside mis-typed words and partial phrases. The readable items hint at a standard cryptic style crossword with missing clean entries.
Experts Decide Pig's Tail Is Inconsistent
Washington reports the vericulture department solved the porcine curl question by counting 200 pigs at Beltsville Maryland. Ninety eight tails curled right, ninety eight left, four borderline cases, proving there is little consistency in pig tails according to J H Zeller of the swine division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vericulture Department
J. H. Zeller
Bureau of Animal Industry
Zeller
Beltsville
Wiley Brothers Acquire Ward Meat Market in West End
Millard Wiley announced the purchase of the W. W. Ward meat market at 543 Indiana Street. The Wards market becomes part of the West End Grocery, owned by Wiley brothers, who have operated the Sixth and Indiana store for 65 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Wiley
Indiana Street
West End
Sixth and
Indiana Streets
Wiley Brothers
Sixth
Indiana Corner
Local Tongoxie Club and School Glee Groups Noted
Tonganooxie club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ernie Elston. Bridge was played at three tables, with Mrs William Newsome taking first and Afra Bert Grems second. Several local residents and visiting relatives were mentioned in social notes, along with the town’s high school Glee clubs and their accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha E
C. T. Club
Ernie Elston
Jon Larken
Lextyenworth
William Newsome
Afra
Bert Grems
Robert Camn
Clarence Mills
Ed Campbell
Joe of
Leavenworth
Fred An
E. W. Farrell
Richard
George Farrell
Kansas City
Ier
M. G. Parrell
Henry
Margaret Mary Woodmansee
Tascher
Emporia
Woodmansee
Mis
Mary Yonally
Ellen Shoemaker
Mary Ruth Dressler
Rita Mondero
Billie Deitrick
Marjorie Deitrich
Jane Angel
Eula Freeman
Treasa Cox
Clovis Haley
Genevieve Harman
Mary Frances Haas
Marceline Ward
Marie Deitrick
Jean Higbee
Mary Elizabeth Hail
Betty Lou Wiley
Marjorie Myers
Evalena Thurman
Eunice Coxen
Mary Louise Harling
Margie Jean Allen
Maryrose Davidson
Jean Mails
Sally Dutton
Betty Rae Ridgeway
Helen Hildebrand
Wanda Brown
Ed Seufert
Fred_Leimkuhler
Gerald McCaffery
Eugene _ Thompson
Dale Atkinson
Roy Lee Redding
Frank Emerson
Kenneth Hillers
Douglas McEnulty
David Williams
Robert Graham
Donald Leighty
Warner Ward
Billy den
Mary Louise Miller
Robert Needham
Maxine Weir
Carrie Edith Walker
Bobby Rawlings
Bessie Parker
Maxine Botts
Jessie Lee Carpenter
Louise Cline
Carol
Dean Voorhees
Clara
Mae Dressler
Lois Marie Gallagher
Thelma Gallagher
Betty Mae
Local Ladies Groups Meet Across September Dates
The Parental club held its season kickoff at Mrs. Ralph Cain’s home on September 1. Congregational Ladies association plans a September 23 meeting with Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Hoskins assisting. Methodist Ladies Aid gathers September 23 with Mrs. Bowersock. Y. W. C. A. met September 20 with hostess Mrs. Dorney and helpers Hoskins and Voorhees. High school classes chose senior, junior, and sophomore sponsors led by Cramer, Cameron, Johnson, Pett, Phenicis, Welton, Woodmansee, and Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Bowersock
J. W. Dorney
E. F. Hoskins
Ella Voorhees
Merle Fischer
Carmen Cameron
Miss Win
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Harold Zuber
Donald Lyons
Colonial Tea Room
Fred Ellsworth
Evans Hearth
Homer Alison
Hellanthus Club
Lisle Eby
Lawrence Woman's Club
T. H. Kennedy
F. A. Cook
W. C. Summers
Jetz
J. B. Mack
N. M. Hough
Sadie Hutt
Anna Transue
Arthur Banks
Ralph Starling
Mra
Bert Flora
Margaret
Lohman
Frank Banks
Catherine
Calvin Fields Penner
Ralph
Transuc
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Mary Alice Gorrill
Esther Leigh
Juanita Cooper
Loraine Long
Moslyn
Harsh- Madonna Ferrisberger
Dorothy Sullivan
Lois Wisler
Margie MacDougall
C. B. Cunningham
Mary Cavaness
Theta Epsilon
Thomas
Howard E. Koelb
Mary Holtzclaw
J. Skages
Claude Skaggs
Massa
Liberty Memorial High School
Holcom’s Grove
Helianthus Club
Eby
Maine Street
L. A. Hunter
Harry Dyers
Christian i Institute
West Thirteenth Street
Stella Langford
R. A. Club
Mary Meairs
Route Six
Keith Baugh
Billy Schrover
Kanwaka
George Lowman
H. W. Craig
Agnes Evans
Helenene
Raymond Laessig
M.N. Penney
W. H. Blevins
B.H.W. Sewing Club
Priscilla Club
Jude Anderson
Rhode Island Street
Jane Reynolds
Homer Allison
Delta Delt Club
Evans
H. W. Firner
Cordley School
Altar Society
St. John’s Church
Lee Riling
Julia Robertson
Victoria Club
E. Wampler
Electa Kindlesperger
G. EB. Hubrig
Wichita
Phillip Edward
Hubrig
Billaween Macoubrie
Women's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Brown's Grove
R. Perry
Mildred Master
Edwin Burgess
Marle Woodruff
Forrest Nell Rudolf Voth
Double Dozen
Irwin Hulce
Michigan Street
Fannie Orr
H. H. Asher
John Snelling
Edwin
E. M. Owen
Snelling
Owen
Emily Ferris
State Board of Social Welfare
A. J. Ferris
Kathryn Robson
Waukegan
Ill
George Dracos
H. E. Connor
L. C. Harris
S.J. Emmanuel
Seattle
Wash
D. M. Harkmans
Wade Pierce
Ray DeHart
P. DeHart
Albert Lindburgh
St. Paul
Minn
Emil Gauck
E. P. DeHart
Gauck
Arthur Jung
Elva Jung
R. G. Sabin
Salina
C. H. Constant
Paul Rankin
W. K. Hoover
H. Hollingberry
C. T. Kennedy
W. H. Banning
Stanton Peter
McPherson
Clarence Morris
Carroll
Elmo Washburn
Bonnie Joe
Hutchinson
Peter
Morris
K. J. Laughlin
Memorial Hospital
Kansas City, Mo
Sarah
Het Y Robert Quillen
California
Ream
Sian
All
London
Purchase Ward Market
Tonganoxie
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
West End Grocery & ME
Indiana
Light House
Jonathan Apples
Proone
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
West 19Th
New York
Ifred Johnson
Allen Pett
Weaver
Butler
Kansas Heat Service CO
Ecko Building
C. R. Albright
Eleanor Davis
Mass
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