Lakin Wedding Unites Letcher Green and Carl Waelchtr
The First Christian Church of Lakin hosted the Sunday ceremony uniting Letcher Green and Carl Waelchtr. Officiant Rev Henry Knoke guided the service as white gladioli decorated the aisle and Maria Scott and Sid Crosse played. The bride wore a white Chantilly lace gown with princess skirt and pearl trim, carrying a bouquet on a white Bible. Attendants wore blue lace dresses with blue veils. A reception followed at Memorial Building with a blue and white three tier cake. Relatives from Colorado Springs, Ulysses, Peabody, and Sterling attended. The couple will reside in Lakin after a trip to Colorado Springs and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher Green
Lester Green
Lakin
Our Father
Helen Lachenmaier
Jer! Lynn
Janet Finley
Littleton
Cole
Kay Swords
Deerfield
Lyle Waetcher
Tqckie McVey
Linda Waetcher
Sydel Taylor
Harold Waethher
Wayne Miller
Kenneth Green
Sterling
Lakin High School
Ft. Hays College
Colorado Springs
Denver
Merle Heeke
Colo
Leslie Baskins
W. E. Lachenmsier
Peabody
Wees Green
Calendar of Social EVENTS
Social events listed across the week include Tuesday evening Belles at 7 20 am hosted by Mrs John Gaylord, Wednesday Iris Club at Garden Bowl Club Room, Blue Lodge at 7 40 pm with De Molay degresse, Garden Club at 9 am at Mrs M L Russell’s rural home, VIW at 8 pm Post meeting, Mary Marthas Class at 2 pm at church parlor, Woman's Society of Christian Service at 2 pm First Methodist Church library, and a Friday reception in the Guard at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leater McCoy
M. L. Russell
Mary Marthas Clasa
Porirtlan
Woman's Society OF Christian Service
First
Weekend Guests and Travel Highlights in Lamar Area
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Jesse Scott Sr included Marvin Thom as Marvena and David Wigenia Coles and Henry Schoap with Margaret and Ladie of Cottonwood Falls. Sunday visitors included Scott Jr Scotty Chelle Kay and Ronald Scott Laura Joe Kenneth and Preston. Returns from Buena Vista Colo featured Albert Mesa Alfonso Mesa Ruth and Clara Mesa visiting Brigido Mesa. Janice Fife plans Oklahoma Women's College summer session and speech therapy major. Joe Corn sails to Seattle to visit sister and husband for two weeks. Colorado cabin guests Claude Wright and Milton Holcomb witnessed Lamar flood and a tornado area east of Lamar near Holly. Ten days in Eastern Kansas for alumni banquet Bronson and nephew Don Nichols wedding. Olathe visit to KU Med Center for J R Twinem family. Bakers spent weekend in Emporia with Lawrence Woellhof family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Scott
Marvin Thomas
Marvena
David
Wigenia
Coles
Henry Schoap
Margaret
Datet
Latie
Cottonwood Falls
Scotty
Chelle Kay
Rornald Scott
Laura
Joe
Kenneth
Preston
Janice Fife
J. Leo Fife
W. Campbell
Chickasha
Okla
Oklahoma Women's College
Colorado
Claude Wright
Pershing
Milton B. Holcomb
Wichita
Lamar
Colo
Holly
Kansas
Earle Baker
Bronson
Don Nichols
Brenda Stewart
Olathe
J. R.twinem
Garden City
Frizzell Unruh Engagement Planned For Fall
Cheryl Frizzell and Allen Unruh announce their engagement. Cheryl is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Frizzell of Rt A. Allen is son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Unruh of Deerfield. A fall wedding is planned. Cheryl is Garden City High School graduate and Allen Holcomb High School alumnus now farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conard Strdt
Cheryl Frizzell
Allen Unruh
A. L. Unruh
Deerfield
D. E. Frizzell
Garden City High School
Holcomb High School
KSU Graduate Assistants Marry in Dighton Sunday
Marilyn Moomaw and Gerald E. Bennett wed at the Methodist Church of Dighton with a double ring ceremony. Bride is daughter of J W Moomaw and groom son of Luella Bennett. They are Kansas State University graduates and both serve as graduate assistants at KSU. After a Colorado honeymoon, they will reside in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSU
Methodist Church of
Dighton
Marilyn Moomaw
Gerald E. Bennett
H. J. Sterling
J. W. Moomaw
Luella Bennett
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
Ronald Musselwhite
Pleuna
Max Moomaw
Clark Wh Ting
Randy Evans
Jan Evans
Carl Bennett
Merle Hanson
Kenneth Osbourne
Manhattan
Garry Lossman
Ben Mull
Harry Shull
Morris Hopkins
Scott City
Bob Corbin
Great Bend
Roberta Stable
Wichita
Phyllis Adam
Larned
Bill Allman
Enid
Okla
Vic Gibson
June Krebs
Sybel Bongs
Dale Evans
Lyons
Kansas State University
Beta Sigma Pi Fraternity
Department of Education
Colorado
Bennett
Priest who helped homeless children built Italy's Kids Towns
Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Patrick Carroll-Abbing began aiding homeless youths in Rome during WWII and established nine Boys Towns of Italy, one Girls Town, and 30 nurseries. On a U.S. tour he shares two parental rules emphasizing knowledge of the child and confidence in their potential. He advocates environments that model high standards and humane care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Patrick Carroll-Abbing
Rome
Pius XII
Vatican
Italy
Msgr
Carroll-Abbing
U.S
Get a Star A Bag for all your woolens
Garden City Laundry and Cleaners Inc offers a Star A Bag service for woolens at a price of two dollars. Gady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Laundry and Cleaners, Inc
Scheuerman Family Reunion Held in Garden City
The Scheuerman reunion took place Sunday in Garden City with President Martin Scheuerman leading. Attendees included Marsha Dirks, sister Gwerdolyn, Patricia Afi Foos Healy, Linda Scheuerman and many family members from multiple states and cities. The 1962 reunion is planned for LaCrosse with new officers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheuerman
Garden City
Martin Scheuerman
Marsha Dirks
Gwerdolyn
Albert
Patricia Afi Foos
Healy
Linda Scheuerman
Calvin Scheuerman
Deerfield
LaCrosse
WSCS Circles Launch New Season at First Methodist
Women’s Society of Christian Service circles at the First Methodist Church held their first meeting of the new year. Eve Circle hosted a 9:30 a.m. coffee with reports on the group’s purpose and leadership awards. Ruth, Lydia, Naomi, Deborah, Anita, Priscilla, Claudia, and others met in various homes or church rooms for devotions, electing officers and planning September activities while guests and new members joined in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
William Turrentine
George Clankeh
James Dunn
Ruth
Abe Hubert
W.W. Wells
B.J. Griffith
Lydia Circle
L. D. Williamson
Donna Gogs
Paul Hays
Archie Ladner
Naomi
H.P. Woertendyke
Anta Metheney
Johnson
Deborah Circle
E.R. Bebermeyer
K.L. Hens Darson
Jerry Wade
Wade
Bebbermeyer
Henderson
Circle
Hebecca Bebermeyer
Bill Brown
WSCS
Anther
Priscilla Circle
Nick Spanier, Jr
B.F. Holstad
Claudia Circle
Sarah Circle
George Atkinson
Roy Johnston
Albert Dimmitt
Vern Towns
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Lakin Church
Carl D. Waetcher
Letcher Green, Lakin
Conard Studio
Belles Hdu
Mra
John Gaylord
Imperial
Mathodta
Gburnee
Skat
Dad
Pangburn
Nor 312 N. Main
RIS Drug Store
Page & Garden City Telegram
Buena Vista
Albert Mesa
Alfonso Mesa
Clara Mesa
Brigido Mesa
Joe bin Corn
Ira Corn
Seattle
Wash
Donald Scott
Port Angeles
Pacific Northwest
CLP Consellor
Lubbis
N. Main
Wouvey
Santa Fe
Mia
Betty Stenzel
Sah Tose
Calif
Tena Michel
Kelso
John Scheuerman
Anacorta
Mary Bittner
Longview
Katherine Schauerman
St. Paul
Minn
Lloyd Trexfer
Phoenix
Ariz
Vic Monisori
Keyes
Ella Yost
Haxtun
Calo
Elton Davis
Alex Coerlitz
Boulder
George Watt
Donald Harris
Dodge City
Wayne Steinert
Kevin
Hays
Stanley Steinert
Elmer Steinert
Ransom
Marvin Foos
Sol Scheuerman
Clarence Bradford
Rozel
Lester Scheuerman
Alamota
D. M. Rothe
Martin Rothe
Ness City
Carl Cheney
Bill Hetz
Jer
Leon
Marsha Cotropia
Holyrood
Fred Pabst
Lizzie Schwindt
John Baker
Utica
Emanue
Kell
Fred Tittel
Vern Tittel
Tom
Jim
Paul R. Steinert
Russell
H. C. Lanterman
Sol M. Brack
Ned
W. F. Skid
Bill Scheuerman
H. E. Scott
Charles
Emma Appel
Raymond L. Johnson
Clarence Foos
Henry Schneider
Donna
Elson
Larry
Aubrey Grumbein
Kay Ochs
Freida Ochs
Joe Moore
Dorcas
Claude Baker
T.A. Spence
W.S. Frisbie
Charles Owen
Lafe Moore
Clinton Crouse
R.P. Beckett
C.H. Cleaver
Clyde Hiebert
Alton Foster
Alice Towns
Pontiac
Catalina
NTLAC
Fontiac Pontiac
Western Motor Company
Fulton
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