War era notes and patterns from Stanton area telegraph
In 1945 Stanton shows 212 farms in preliminary counts. Kansas Unemployment Commission forecasts 75,000 claims for refits after wartime layoffs. End of gasoline rationing opens travel, while War Fund drive continues after New York committee approval. Local honors for Captain Wagner. KU fraternities plan campus open houses. Kansas City and Topeka layoffs noted. Pattern 393 garage plan offered with full dimensions and cutting guides, price 25c.
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Garden City Telegram Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
New York
Mock Rites In Honor Of Bride-Elect
Mock rites were held at Mrs Larry Kliesen’s home for Pat Careathers to become bride of Monte Lowry on September 12. Guests included hillbilly decor and gifts under a large doll. vows were read. bride wore a Daisy Mae dress with red ribbon and blue garter. bridal party included maid of honor Mrs Frank Kokosahy and best man Mrs John Degnan. music by Mrs Howard Owens and song by Mrs Lyle Ashworth..plus sunflowers, zinnias, and a baby bonnet to garnish the ceremony.
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Larry
Kliesen
North First
Pat Careathers
Monte Lowry
Sam Garba
Harold Solze
Mary Ann Tilford
A. K. Foxler
Larry Kliesen
Howard Owens
Lyle Ashworth
Gar‘bo
Daisy Mae
Frank Kokosahy
John Degnan
John Tatro
Zinnias
Chinese Premier Urges Vast Pacific Security System
Chou En-lai renewed July 30 proposal for a multilateral Pacific security pact including the United States to replace the current two power camps. He spoke to Japanese correspondents via Peiping radio and expressed hope for Geneva talks to succeed between the United States and China.
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Tokyo
Chou
En-lai
United States
Peiping Radio
Red China
Geneva
China
Bride Honored at Simple Wedding and Reception
A small wedding was held with the bride in a clothes basket prior to the ceremony. Afterward approximately 35 guests attended the refreshments hosted by the bride’s family. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Larry Deaver, Mrs. Boxler, and Mrs. Degnan.
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Larry Deaver
Boxler
Degnan
Catholic Guild Elects Officers At Queen of Peace
The Queen of Peace guild elected officers at its first meeting of the new term hosted by Mrs. Art Schmale at 509 Inge. New officers are Mrs. Albert Knoll president Elizabeth Mangan vice president and Mrs. Paul Stegman secretary treasurer.
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Atheers
Queen of Peace Guild
Art Schmale
Albert Knoll
Elizabeth Mangan
Paul Stegman
Garden City Social Notes Highlight Regional Travel
Mrs John Strong and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Joyce left for Denver yesterday morning. Strong will fly home to Redondo Beach California after visiting Greathouse family in Kansas City. Susan and Rusty Greathouse returned with her to visit grandparents. A birthday picnic honored Mrs Charles Hisey at Finnup park with several families attending. Barbara Seymour arrived from San Juan Puerto Rico to Topeka and will be in Garden City Sunday. bridal shower planned. The Seymour clan received a Tokyo call about son Nicky in the Air Force on leave. Jody Whitehead visited his aunt and uncle in Ulysses. Several families headed to Colorado for visits and employment, with others visiting relatives in Oklahoma and Texas.
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John Strong
Lloyd Joyce
Denver
Strong
Redondo Beach
Calif
R. A. Greathouse
Kansas City
Susan
Rusty Greathouse
Charles Hisey
Finnup Park
L. C. Sturdevant
Linda
Timmy
Bill Fraze
Cecilia
Jan
Mr. Hisey
Barbara Seymour
Topeka
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Miss Seymour
Floyd A. Rowe
Garden City
Monte Rowe
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Fruit juice tea punch from WSCS cookbook
A fruit juice tea punch recipe serves 40. It blends orange lemon cherry and pineapple juices with a mint tea syrup, chilled and steeped an hour. Optional ginger ale is added before serving. The note invites reader recipes for a $1 prize and cites source attribution.
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WSCS
Cook’s Corner
Boston Police Detain Wrong Edward White
Edward White, 32, father of three, spent three days in jail before authorities admitted a mistake. He was arrested in bed before dawn Saturday on a Sept 16 1953 warrant accusing an Edward White of auto use without authority. White proved his innocence after fingerprints did not match and was released.
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Boston
Edward White
White
Jal
Vacationing McCollums and Adamsons Reported Nearby
The fragment notes Mr and Mrs E E Adamson and Erma at 912 North Seventh with the McCollums vacationing in Colorado Springs. Unable to confirm full details from the clipping, but indicates families visiting or staying in the area.
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Colorado Springs
Mrs
E. E. Adamson
Erma
North Seventh
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