Grogan-White Wedding Vows In Church
Marie Grogan and William Dean White married in a 3 pm double ring ceremony at United Brethren in Christchurch. The bride wore Chantilly lace and tulle, the gown with buttoned back and Juliet cap veil. pink carnations were carried on a white Bible. The reception followed at the First Baptist church with pink roses on the cake and a large guest list. After a wedding trip the couple will reside at 709 West Chestnut in Independence where both will attend Independence Community College this fall.
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United Brethren In
Christchurch
Marie Grogan
William Dean White
C. E.rains
Ira J. Grogan
S. Highland
Virgil C. White
Don Farmer
Parsons
Fred J. Sinclair
Sharon Patton
Darla Shultz
Kyle Turner
Miss Shultz
Robert White
Fred Nielson
Robert Grogan
David Patton
Lester Smith
First Baptist Church
Shelia Rains
Betty Chase
Mmes
Earl Grogan
C. E. Rains
Bill Grogan
Ramona Puckett
Leah Wheatley
Ozark
Mrs. White
W. Chestnut
Independence
Independence Community College
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
White
Grogan
Martin Ott
Cherryvale
William Allen
Denver
Gole
Thad Cements
Vick and Linda
Blackwell
Okla
Warren Grogan
Kansas City
Melvin Ribbe
Wichita
Bennett Wright
Manhattan
Guy Adams
Welda
Rufus Barnard
Melvin Shultz
Daria
Humboldt
Breneman
W. H. Blanton
Jimmy
John Conklin
G. A. Staton
Glenda
Petrolia
Ralph Brooks
Frne
Mra
Elvin Oler
Arthur Thurman
Charlotte
Roy May Galesburg
Linda Cochran
Elmer Gibson
Larry Gibson
Bariton
Ruhl
Coffeyville
C. C
Bridal Shower Honors Janice Dennis Before Sept Wedding
Janice Dennis is honored at a Thursday night shower in the Emerald Room Kay Hotel hosted by Carolyn Fuller Pat Keenan and Maribell Berthot. Guests include the honoree mother Verle Dennis inclusive of future mother in law Ora Cheyney and many friends. The event features yellow and green decor gifts games prizes and cakes. Also included are cooking tips about vegetables and timing for supper.
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Emerald
Kay Hotel
Janice Dennis
Miss Dennis
Ronald Cheyney
Carolyn Fuller
Pat Keenan
Maribell Berthot
Nellie Beales
Dorothy Larson
Miss Fuller
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs. Victor Adelgren
Mrs. Victor Adelgren of Wichita was honored at a bridal shower Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Eldon Lloyd in Buffalo. Co-hostess Wanda Laurie assisted as guests listed include relatives and local friends.
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Victor Adelgren
Wichita
Lon Gemmill
Stark
Etta Mae Gemmill
Joseph Adelgren
Robert Ellis
Robert Olson
Wilma Brown
Bonnie Jerome
Buffalo
Glen Uden
Treva Waltermire
Nona Laurie
Frances Lloyd
Lena Loyd
Mmes
John Knight
C. D. Blackwood
James Guinette
Dave Brown
L. B. Johnson
Margaret Knetzer
Pauline Rickerson
Harold McNeal
Humboldt
Rainbow Girls Feature Dance at Masonic Hall
About 50 couples attended the Rainbow for Girls formal dance at the Masonic Hall on Saturday night. Rainbow colors decorated the hall as Charlotte Rhodes was crowned queen with Jean Treloggen presenting roses. Wallace Johnson led the singing Let Me Call You Sweetheart as guests enjoyed a central punch table and refreshments prepared by Nancy Steeves and others.
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Masonic Hall
Order of Rainbow
Messrs
Mmes. HH
W. Treloggen
Glen Dormois
J. R. Wasser
Earl Loveaul
Wallace Johnson
Charlotte Rhodes
Jean Treloggen
Miss Rhodes
Altoona Youth Group Elects Secretary at Church Meeting
In Altoona at the Christian church the youth group elected Carolyn Geer as secretary after a business session noting a new recreation committee. Rose Gamble led the evening singing and Alice Gamble led a discussion on dating. The August 19 gathering was presided by Shyrell Cranor. In Humboldt the Sloan family held a reunion at the Community Park with a noon basket dinner. Attendance included Wilburt Sloan, Ed Sloan, Austin Sloan, Leslie Sloan, Eugene Sloan, Harley Mentzner, Clarence Scott, and others. Missing were Frank Sloan and Henry Sloan. Crushed macaroons were served as a topping for ice cream.
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Altoona
Shyrell Cranor
Altoona Christian Church
Rose Gamble
Alice Gamble
Carolyn Geer
Humboldt
Sloan
Wilburt Sloan
Ed W. Sloan
Chanute
Austin Sloan
Iola
Leslie Sloan
Eugene Sloan
la Harpe
Harley Mentzner
Ralph
Yates Center
Clarence Scott
South Coffeyville
Okla
H. E. Sinclair
Frank Sloan
Artesia
N. M
Henry Sloan
Okinulgee
Mrs. Cecil Storck Honored With Shower
A layette shower honored Mrs. Cecil Storck at the home of Mrs. Bill Burghart 1702 S Central with a green and white theme. Co hosts were Mrs. Kenneth Hasty Mrs. Edward Billbe and Mrs. Robert Lassman. A toy box displayed gifts as white blocks with green letters served with green punch. Winners were Mrs. Kenneth Hasty and Mrs. Albert Benson who donated prizes. Guests included Mrs. Cecil Storck her mother Mrs. George Osborn and many others.
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Cecil Storck
Bill Burghart
S. Central
Mmes
Kenneth Hasty
Edward Billbe
Robert Lassman
Albert Benson
George Osborn
Kenneth Lindsey
Bill Benson
Donna
Jimmy Davis
Bonnie
Ralph Debler
Jim Ranabargar
Harold Storck
Howard Almond
Dean Burtch
Lois McDonald
Roy Smith
Debby
Marvin Seefeldt
Martin Mueller Jr
Porterville Consolidated School Announces Enrollment Day
Porterville Consolidated School will hold a half day for enrollment this Thursday with a full day planned for September 4. Bus schedules start Thursday and the book rental system will be used for the first time as several improvements are implemented.
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Porterville
Porterville Consolidated School
School Reopens After Summer Renovations and Staffing Update
Summer work revamped the interior and playground with new seats and desks and leveled gravel. Rosella Dunham of Stark will teach grades four to eight, the sole personnel change in two years. Other staff include Mrs. June Bennett Lavonburg grades 1 to 3 and principal, Mrs. Donna McDaniels Hepler lunch supervisor, and Jim Disney bus driver. Both Dunham and Bennett attended Pittsburg State College in summer terms.
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Rosella Dunham
Stark
June Bennett
Lavonburg
Donna McDaniels
Hepler
Jim Disney
Miss Dunham
Bennett
Pittsburg State College
Social Calendar Highlights for August 28 1956
FAF Club Highland Park covers dinner in honor of husbands at 6 p.m. Ladies Day Golf two club tournament at 9 a.m. Gott Association luncheon postponed to Wednesday at 1 p.m.
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FAF Club
Highland Park
Gott Association
Most Popular Man in the World, Says Summerfield
Postmaster General Summerfield, after the Republican National Convention, declares President Eisenhower the most popular man in the world. He notes the president's leadership has replaced fear with confidence across the nation.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Summerfield
Eisenhower
Brightman Named Director of Public Affairs
Samuel C. Brightman, long time director of publicity for the Democratic National Committee since 1952, was named today to also serve as director of public affairs in a reverse of duties within the party’s communications team.
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Washington
Samuel C. Brightman
Democratic National Committee
Bacon Fat Finds New Life In Pancake Batter
In a home kitchen tip, bacon fat stored in the refrigerator is recommended as a flavorful fat for pancake batter, adding richness to the mix while utilizing leftovers.
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Porterville School
Brightman
Bill Young
Bill Young Chevrolet
GB. Beer
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Kansas
S. Santa F
Earl Richman
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Lincoln
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