Purcell-Wade wedding at Trinity Episcopal church
The marriage of Miss Arleen Wade daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank W Wade to Ralph E Purcell of Fort Scott son of Mr and Mrs G W Purcell of Iola took place at Trinity Episcopal church this morning at 10 oclock Rev Carter Harrison read the vows A short musical program preceded the ceremony with violin numbers by Irane Bond and a vocal by Meribah Moore The bride wore a white satin gown with a short train and a tulle veil The traveling outfit was a brown fur trimmed suit with yellow blouse The bridesmaids wore pale pink satin gowns The best man was Robert Irwin of Iola Ushers were Bert Adolphson of Kansas City and Howard Thomas of Fort Scott After the ceremony a luncheon for about 25 guests was held at the Wade home with out of town attendees including G W Purcell of Iola and Mrs Mabel Tracy of Schoolcraft Michigan The couple will travel to Seattle and California before returning home to Fort Scott The bride a KU fine arts graduate taught music in Fort Scott and held various campus roles Purcell has worked with the American Telegraph and Telephone in Fort Scott.
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Arleen Wade
Frank W. Wade
Ralph E. Purcell
Fort Scott
G. W. Purcell
Iola
Trinity Episcopal Church
Carter Harrison
H. C. Taylor
Irane Bond
Wilsey
Joanna Hill
Robert Irwin
Tola
Purcell
Bert Adolphson
Kansas City
Howard. Thomas
Wade
Arthur Whecker
New York
Walter, Foust
Alberta Foust
Wellsville
Mabel Tracy
Schoolcraft
Fort Worth
Texas
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Women’s Glee Club
Jay Panes
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Puff the Monkey Seeks Erudition It Cracks Up
A playful exchange features Puff the monkey declaring his need to be erudite. He admits his mind is keen but struggles to grasp the meaning of long grand words.
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Erudite
Puffy
Jan Chiapasso to Play KU Piano Recital Monday Evening
Jan Chiapasso, professor of piano, will be presented by the University of Kansas school of fine arts in a faculty recital Monday at 8 in the Administration building. The program includes pieces by Schumann Liszt Wagner and others. Pedestrian deaths on California highways in 1934 were blamed on walking on the right and facing traffic.
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Jan Chiapasso
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Schaumann
California
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Scrambled Clues and Notes
A chaotic list of crossword clues with garbled wording and stray letters. It includes across entries like Unimpressed and Bearlike, many mis spelled or corrupted phrases, and scattered references such as Clock in the form of a ship and Burmese hill dweller.
Social notes show many Lawrence visitors and travels
Major and Mrs. Wm Zwicky of Rapid City visit brother J D Zwicky in Lawrence while he attends a St Louis American Legion convention. Numerous locals head to Kansas City Topeka and South Bend for events and to visit relatives. The group includes university students, postmasters, Elks, and club members with trips to Ottawa Wichita Cherryvale and Wichita for weddings conventions and football games.
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Wm. Zwicky
Rapid City
S. Dak
J. D. Zwicky
Lawrence
Major Zwicky
American Legion
South Dakota
St. Louis
A. C. Mitchell
Spokane
Wash
F. E. Danso
Miss Bettina Bosworth Hosts Weekend Visit
Miss Bettina Bosworth with Mrs Hoff as matron of honor plans a weekend gathering. Guests include Mr and Mrs Paul Brown and Mr and Mrs Glenn Headmaster of Independence who were en route to Kansas City. They spent last evening with Dr J R Bechtel of 129 Park Street.
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Bettina Bosworth
Hoff
Paul Brown
Glenn
Independence
Kansas City
J. R. Bechtel
Park Street
Twin Mound Community News and Family Updates
Betty Jane Montfoort is ill with oak poisoning but improving and hopes to return to school Monday. A dinner honoring Carl Thurber and his wife from Abilene was hosted by Alberta Thurber in Richland. Twin Mound pupils include Clara Petefish Bernice Cole and Celesta Thurber. Gale Pardee Fern and Harry Christian attend Overbrook rural high school. A barn dance occurred at Lloyd Fitzpatrick's barn last Saturday. The Twin Mound Grange met September 14 at W. S. and Charles Harding's home with refreshments afterward. Tad Clarke and family attended Washington Creek church meetings. Twin Mound Ladies Aid met September 18 and finished a comfort. Cake and coffee were served at the close. Cordelia Penn, Twin Mound school teacher, returned to Lawrence Friday evening for the weekend. Russell Suttons returned from Oklahoma.
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Betty Jane Montfoort
Henry Montfoort
Elmer Thurber
Stuart
Caila
Celesta
Pearl Thurber
Joan
Kenneth Hegeman
Sylvia Shuler
Alberta Thurber
Richland
Carl Thurber
Abilene
Lawrence Memorial High School
Clara
Petefish
Bernice Cole
Celesta Thurber
Gale Pardee
Fern
Harry Christian
Overbrook Rural High School
Lloyd Fitzpatrick
Twin Mound Grange
W. S
Charles Harding
Tad Clarke
Walter
Gwendolyn
Betsy
Washington Creek Church
Twin Mound
Evelyn Heyl
Alma Christian
Villa Heyl
Cordelia Penn
Lawrence
Russell Sutton
Oklahoma
Pleasant Grove Social News and Local Visits
Pleasant Grove notes Billy Porter seeks gland treatment from Dr Zimmers on Wednesday. Emmet Porter returns from near Springfield Missouri. Otto Smith family moves to Lawrence for work near Kansas City. Leonard Williams and Leo Dean visit Giffens in Lecompton. Other local visits include Mrs Bill Porter with Billy in Lawrence and several Kansas City trips. A Lexington Kentucky mayor received a letter with a $50 bill claiming past due money. No name provided.
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Zimmers
Emmet Porter
Springfield
Otto Smith
Alice
Ila Maris
Lawrence
Smith
Kansas City
Leonard Williams
Leo Dean
Giffens
Lecompton
Bill Porter
Billy
W. R. Sanders
N. D. Messer
Rose
Max Metcalf
Jack Dillon
Patsy
Charlie Batchler
Eva Sherman
High Prairie
Edgar Landis
Wheil Landis
Ella Daniels
Hich Prairie
John Daniels
Donald Trusheim
Jack
Jim
Wellsville
Lexington
The Million Dollar Library and the Browsing Room
The author visits a new library at his alma mater and reflects on encouraged browsing. He contrasts directed reading with a consecrated aimlessness, noting a shift in the modern ritual of going places and discovering gems unintentionally.
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Ralph Lockman
Strolling Through Life Aims At Finding Priceless Things
The piece argues for receptivity to high and noble ideas in daily life. It quotes Stevenson on the abundance of things in the world and suggests that meaningful insights appear when one opens oneself to random moments, from reading a book to watching children play, even in ordinary routines.
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Stevenson
Man for the Institution Principle Echoed on Sabbath
A speaker declares that human institutions exist for people not people for institutions, making the Sabbath afternoon event a public reaffirmation of this guiding principle and promising easier conscience for future browsing.
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