Names of Garden City residents listed as new arrivals
A long list of new residents and relatives appears in Garden City notes along with a birthday observance for Mrs. Lois Long of Sunflower Nursing Home. The piece includes family histories from the Hopper and Long families, detailing arrivals, school years, and community roles at the Methodist church and local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ison
North Eleventh
Wiia Kerniddy
North Venth
Mary E. Shapland
A. N. Pew
North Eighth
Itha Legg
Shadylawn Nursing Me
Mark E. Wolff
Rth
Sesaria
North Fifth
Allie Miller
South Main
E. E. Kelley
North Fourth
Robert Mack
Maude Morgan
Garden City Ave
Belle Thomas
Route 1
Lois Long
Ferndon
C Barbeers
Long
A. M.pper
Clyde Hopper
Scott County
Garden City
Ool
Rolland Hopper
Hpper
D. Fulton
Hopper
Toney County
Mr. Hopper
Highland Park Colege
The
Moines
Ija
Seventh Street
Bepine
Gladys Barbee
Agene Barbee
Ted Barbee
William Barbee
Georgia
John. A. Stevens
Stevens Opera House
Social events calendar listing local club gatherings
Monday to Friday schedule of social events in Holcomb and nearby areas. Rebekah drill at IOOF hall. URS and RNA meetings. Queen of Peace guild and cancer bandage session. St Paula clin and Brethren women’s work events. Neighborly Janes, Plymell Ladies Aid and Noble Grand notices with hostesses and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
IOOF
Friendly Friends Hru
George Bretz
Holcomb
Kas
RNA Social Club
Lincheon
Gardendale
Queen OF Peace Guild
Florian Geir
North Thirteenth
Plymell Ladies Aid
Noble Grand
Heraldry Topic Studied by DAR
DAR members of the William Wilson chapter studied heraldry at their meeting held Friday night at Mrs Henry Weldons home 911 North Seventh Mrs Julius Finke was co host. Mrs G C Smithe presented the lesson with Mrs J O Carter presiding and outlining a Flag Day luncheon planned for Dighton June 14. Dessert was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William” Wilson
Dar
Henry Weldon
North Seventh
Julius Finke
G. C. Smithe
J.,o. Carter
Dighton
Mrs George Noll Hosts HDU Breadmaking Lesson
Gleeful Homemakers HDU held an all day meeting at Mrs. George Noll’s home 612 St John. Assisted by Mrs Urban Gerber thirteen members and guest Mrs Kathryn Sugh rue learned breadmaking. Mystery pal gifts went to several members. hostess prize to Mrs Rintoul. Recreation by Mrs Lyle Ashworth and singing led by Mrs Ben Linenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HDU
George Noll
St. John
Urban Gerber
Kathryn Sughrue
Noll
David Rintoul
Harold Bowe
Ray Mering
Rintoul
NBC Radio Schedule Fragment 1950s Public Programs Mentioned
A fragmented OCR listing NBC Radio programs includes Weatherman, Tony Jewell reports, Morgan Beatty, Your Land and Mine, The Telephone Hour, News, Sign Off and other 1940s to 1950s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munuay
Weatherman
Tony Jewell
Morgan Beatty
NBC
Tibber McGee
Bobo Wells
Alex’ Dreier
NBC Wa -Velegram
Alusio Nour
Bob Wella
Mary Margaret McBride
Dr. Peale
Qo Bundie
Joy
Susie Featurescope
Backatank
Stella Dallas
Widder Brown
Just Plain
Bill
Lorenzo Jones
Joyce Jordan
Heath
Heath the Weatherman §:05— Weatherman
Sport Memories
Tony Jelel
Morian Beatty
Bor Man's Family
Dragnet
le Radio Theater Co
Gildersleeve
WCTU Contest Winners Vicki Mercer and Harvey Johnson
At a Brethren church meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, Vicki Mercer won the temperance division and Harvey Johnson took first in Bible reading. Other entrants included Linda Kay Baker Darlene Duvall Sharon Turner Leon Largent Wayne Allen Buddy Hebbee Kenneth Lierle and Rodney Turner. The session also discussed twin anti advertising bills S 923 and HK 4627 and devotional readings were led by Mrs Wayne Campbell. Hostesses were Mrs Clyde Sheaks Mrs John Whitely Mrs A L Patrick and Mrs Perry Reitberg with guests including Mrs J Schaller and Oliver Be bertmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Brethren Church
Vicki Mercer
Harvey -Johnson
Vicki
Harvey
Linda Kay Baker
Darlene Duvall
Sharon Turner
Leon Largent
Wayne Allen
Buddy Hebbee
Kenneth Lierle
Rodney Turner
Oliver Brechtsen
Wayne Campbell
Clyde Sheaks
John Whitely
A. L. Patrick
Perry Reitberg
Mmes. J. Schaller
Kansas City
Oliver Be‘bermeyer
B. J. Logan
Otis Turner
Max Parrish
J. Knutson
Harvey, Johnson
Ralph Paxson
Ww. A. _Lierle
Sunrise Breakfast For Class At The Open Door
The Open Door class of the Methodist church met for a sunrise breakfast at Finnup Park for their year end gathering. Retiring officers handled food prep. New officers elected: Eugene Thompson president, Cora Dickey vice president, Erma Adamson secretary-treasurer. Eugene Gishwiller to teach again. Fern Greathouse leaves for school, Alice Hudson will teach in Hutchinson. Guests included Rev Franklyn Edwards and Mr and Mrs Gishwiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Methodist Church
Finnup Park
Eugene Thompson
Cora Dickey
Erma Adamson
Eugene Gishwiller
Fern Greathouse
Alice Hudson
Hutchinson
Franklyn Edwards
Mrs. Gishwiller
Alice Jean
Galen
R N A. Meet Friday Night at IOOF Hall
Thirteen members of the Royal Neighbors of America met Friday night at the IOOF hall. The charter was draped for Frances Straney and D. D. Evans. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Lily Hofbauer, Mrs. C. A. Humphries and Mrs. J. D. Huff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
Frances Straney
D. D. Evans
Lily Hofbauer
C. A. Humphries
J. D. Huff
Presbyterian Circles Study India and Pakistan
Presbyterian circles met Thursday for programs on India and Pakistan. Circle One, 909 North Seventh, with Mrs. Lester McCoy as hostess, featured a meditation by Mrs. J. B. Pinegar and a program led by Mrs. Louis Kampschroeder. Sixteen members attended. Circle Two, hostess Mrs. Henry Weldon, 911 North Seventh, had Ruth Hayes presenting the program and Mrs. Daniels giving the meditation. Eleven were present. Circle Three met at 801 North Main, with Jo York assisting. Meditation by Mrs. Gordon Gimple and program led by Lyle Carmichael. sixteen members attended. Circle Four, at 1112 East Laurel with Mrs. A. L. Ellington, featured a devotional by Mrs. W. L. Lewis and program by Mrs. Schwarz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
India
Pakistan
Circle One
Lester McCoy
North Seventh
W. E. Leavitt
J. B. Pinegar
Louis Kampschroeder
Henry Weldon
Circle Two
R. C. Daniels
L. C. Ward
Missionary meeting notes and local notices in nine items
Nine members attended the Missionary meeting at the First Church of God with Mrs. Bessie Cook presiding. Reports on finances and various projects were discussed. Several residents were mentioned including Burl Kells who was discharged from the air force and visiting his parents, and Inez Accessories advertising bras at 156-21 Fourth. Several families plan moves or travel, and local events such as Circle Five host duties and a meditation program were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
Bessie Cook
Burl Kells
C. A. Kells
North Ninth
Air Force
Mrs. Kells
Fort Worth
Also Mentioned on This Page
iPhoie
Johnson
R. E. Wasson
WCTU
Harvey Johnson
Wickie
Pauline Predrick
Werther
Listatn
Ay Papper Leyng
R.N.A
Helena Rubinstein
Norris Drug
N. Main
Presbyterian Circles
Mrs
Robert Collins
402 North
Clark McPherson
Dave Ricker
Sterling
Alma Kievit
North Main
Frances Eveleigh
Circle Five
Lurla Fouts
Josephine Cowgill
Inez Accessories
Collins
Charles Collins
Chesterfield Drive
Army
William Mclroy
Bonnie
Hillside Ranch
Colorado Springs
William F. Nickum, Jr
Mara
Denver
Kenneth Bateman
Ulysses
Bateman
Wilma Bruntzel
George Bruntzel
Taylor
Claude Wright
North Second
Anthony
Carolyn Holcomb
Inez
Urisia
Amorts
Finn
Mr. End
W. L. Harp
Tropics
Rosemarie Garbowe
Edward G. Robinson
Hollywood
Blackboard Jungle
Foxfire
Son OF Sinsad
Daddy Long Legs
Betty Grable
Cintuascor
Billy Graham
Erate Pee Sr
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