Wedding Vows Solemnized in Rites At St. Mary's Catholic Church
Verna Kay Armantrout and John W. Dreiling united in a double ring ceremony at St. Mary's Catholic Church on Thursday morning August 22 officiated by Rev. James H. Schrader. The bridal party wore blue and white, with florist arrangements of gladioli and roses. a reception followed at St. Mary's Center. The couple will reside at 216 Conkling after a wedding trip to Denver and Pueblo.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Verna Kay Armantrout
John W. Dreidling
James H. Schrader
St. Mary’s Parish
Oscar Dergkamp
St Mary's Church
Curis (Rose) Brown
Manhattan
Roxanne Keleh
Healy
Healy, Cousin of Te Bride
Barbara Dreiling
Conkligg
St. Mary's Center
Phil Baier
Holcomb
Lilly Dreiling
Dennis Dreiling
Carol Grady
Linda Russell
Joyce Norton
George Cross
Family Reunion Honors Birthdays in Sublette and Garden City
A family reunion honoring birthdays included Johnnie Holmes, Clyde Holmes, Aubrey Holmes, and relatives from Sublette, plus William C. Frave and family, Johnnie Holmes Jr. with Johnetta, Don Bennett and Jody, Bud Holmes and family at Garden City, with Fatlconer and family from Sheridan Lake. Baseball provided afternoon recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Holmes
Vivian Holmes
Sublette
Clyde
Aubrey Holmes
William C. Frave
Johnnie Holmes Jr
Johnetta
Mel
Don Bennett
Jody
Bud Holmes
Gareden City
Williams
Fatlconer
Sheridan Lake
Cole
Appearance does count in business for executive level
A reader argues that a hardworking college graduate must dress the part to gain executive promotion. Ann Landers responds that appearance matters and urges the husband to upgrade attire to project professionalism. The column notes that a clean look and polished shoes can influence career advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Albert
Pharmacy Faction Recounts Henry the Vist of England
A reader recalls a pharmacist Henry the Vist of England who compounded odd mixtures like His Majesty's Own Plaster. He allegedly tested cures on patients, deterring even common cold visits. The piece promotes McClung Payge's at 103 Grant Ave as friendly and fast service.
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Henry the Vists
England
Henry
His Majesty
Lis
Grant Ave
Hergat
McChing & Payge
AAUW Hosts Friday Picnic For Members And Guests
The American Association of University Women hosted a Friday night picnic at Mrs. Kelly Malson’s Buffalo Drive home for guests and potential members. A planning session was held Tuesday by the executive committee at Frank Crase’s home. Reports on the National AAUW convention in Denver, June, were planned for Friday. Attendees included Mines, John Riggs, Ottis Wilson, Ira Corn, Robert Ball, Frank Crase, Charles Remaley, Ira Gorn, Herbert Boland, Vaughn Wheeler, Alberta Dennis, Shirley Lash, Cora Dickey, Nanny Sowers, Carol Wade, and Georgia Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
Denver
Mines
John Riggs
Ottis Wilson
Ira Corn
Robert Ball
Frank Crase
Occident
Orient
Llans
National Accrediting Assn
Duvall Relatives Attend Reunion At Scout House
A family reunion of Duvall descendants gathered at the Girl Scout Little House last Sunday. Out-of-town relatives from Idaho Missouri and Kansas joined local Garden City attendees. August next year plans were made for another reunion at the Scout House.
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Girl Scout Little House
Sam
Asyneth Duvall
Idaho
Mae Carder
Coeur d'Alene
Lyle Peterson
Randy
Kellogg
Missouri
Daisy Dodson
Miss Quay Duvall
Mildred
Margaret Dodson
Neck City
Raymond Yocam
Purcell
Clifford Hacker
Kansas City
Robert Duvall
Kerry
Wichita
Ulysses
Raymond Hacker
Mary Ann
Chuck
Butch
Ken Siebert
Cheryl Ann
Garden Citians
Lawrence Halbleich
Vickie
Steve
Arnold Stevenson
Pat
Larry
Lonnie Plankenhorn
Ronnie
Bary
Mike
Linda
Lori
Scott
Evelyn Paxson
Theda
Billy
Instruction School Planned By VFW Auxiliary
Twenty five members of the Veterans Foreign Wars Auxiliary met Monday night at the Post Home. New members Margaret Escalada Irene Gower and Louise Wasinger were welcomed. Presiding officer Rose Naab led the meeting with devotions by Mildred Crayton. Alma Talley received a flag. A district officers school is set for Sept. 15 at 2 p.m. at the Post Home conducted by Viola Beasley. The next meeting is Sept. 23 at 8 p.m. on West Highway 50 at the Post Home.
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VFW
Veterans Foreign Wars
Margaret Escalada
Irene Gower
Louise Wasinger
Rose Naab
Mildred Crayton
Alma Talley
Viola Beasley
W. Highway 50
Rebekah Lodge Plans Fall Festival and Rummage Sale
Rebekah Lodge members plan a Fall Festival on September 11 and a rummage sale on October 5. Hostesses for the Tuesday meeting at Odd Fellow Hall include Mrs Raymond Brown Mrs Ellen Barnum Mrs Harriet Boise Nell Beach and Malissa Baker. Noble Grand Mrs Marion Martin led the session with devo tions by Mrs Roy Barnum for 27 members. Drape removal from the charter was noted by Mrs D E Siegle and Mrs C W Whitehead. A report cited 166 personal calls made by members.
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Hebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Raymond Brown
Ellen Barnum
Harriet Boise
Nell Beach
Malissa Baker
Noble
Marion Martin
Roy Barnum
D.E. Siegle
C.W. Whitehead
Engagement of Aud rey Little to Jerry Dixon Announced
The engagement of Aud rey Little of Arkansas City to Jerry A. Dixon of Arkansas City is announced by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Loyd Little of Ulysses. No wedding date is set. Missy Little a Holcomb High School graduate and Garden City Junior College attendee works as a Safeway checker in Arkansas City. Her fiancé a Arkansas City High School graduate has served in the United States Army for 24 years stationed at Fort Riley.
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Audrey Little
Arkansas City
Jerry A. Dixon
Loyd Little
Ulysses
Missy Little
Holcomb High School
Garden City Junior College
Safeway
Arkansas City High School
United States Army
Ft. Riley
Calendar of Social Events List of meetings and activities
A gathered schedule lists events for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday across local clubs and organizations. Includes Eagles Auxiliary Junior College Civic Center Eastern Star Soroptimist Lincoln Goodwill Pierceville Federated Woman's Club Trinity Lutheran Women Missionary League Tyrian Lodge 248 AF and AM WSCS Newcomers Pinochle and more with times venues and host details.
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Eagles
Civic Center
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mra
Clyde Gallion
Trinity Lutheran ‘Women's Missionary League
Trinity
Elks Hall
KL. Bourne
George McDonald
Lincoln Goodwill
Baricarte
Nellie Dewey
Pierceville
WSCS
Fellowship
Methodist Church
Christian Women's Fellowship
Newman Club
John Walter
Personal Notes From Hutchinson And Travel Visitors
A string of local social notices details Mrs. Hoy Clayton’s surgery at St Elizabeth Hospital and room assignment in Hutchinson. Visitors to Sublette and Willi amsburg in Labor Day weekend, plus entertaining Dennis Atherton returning from France and hosting relatives. Ads note Inez Accessories as a gift boutique.
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Dennis Atherton
France
Gilbert Bowyer
Dwight
Jones
the Bowyers
Harry Atherton
Don Atherton
Buchlin
Gilbert Bowyer Jr
Dennis Athertons
Williamsburg
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Jon A. Dreiling
GM Howerton
John P. Dreiling
Littleton
Curtis
Moown
Tim Howard
Gardendale
Eddie Baler
Joe ID
Dresling
Conkling
Arbara Burgardt
Joe D. Dreiling
Briar Hill Manor
John Armantrout
Dighton
Garden City High School
Goodwill Nursing Home
Western Motors
Pueblo
R.L. Davolt
Roy Apple
Jesse Ivey
Scott City
E.R. Kelch
Roxanna Kelch
Trealy
Charles Romer
Curtis Studio
John W. Dressing
Sweetbriar
N. Main St
Garden City, Kansas
Grace Ann
Finnup
West Coast
Ruby
A. BR. P
Somo
Garden City
Ralph McClung
Uae
Ayy
Singer Sewing Center
N. Main Garden City
Duvall
Scout House
Rebekah Lodge
James Hill
James III
California
Maine
Carl Ashburn
W. Hazel
Delbert Ashburn
Burlington
Ott Ehrlich
Cecil Shelton
Joan Conard
Colorado Springs
Earl Brooks
George de Graeve
Sue
Livona
Mich
Ste
Brooks
Charles McCart
Gai Wheatridge
L.M. Goss
Mountain
Evergreen
Central City
Inez
Call
Don's Service
Oth & Laurel
Kate Greenaway
Martin
7TH
Laurel
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