Marriage of Miss Ruth Noxon to Fred Noll in Rensselaer
Miss Ruth Irene Noxon of Kingston New York wed Fred A Noll son of Mrs Edith Noll in Rensselaer New York on Thursday July 27 at 5 30 pm Rev Roscoe D Tarbox officiated at the Broadway Methodist Episcopal church home ceremony. Afterward the couple hosted a dinner at the Hotel Kenmore Albany and will reside in Lawrence where the groom works for Lawrence Optical. A large family reunion was held near Garnett August 11 honoring Mr and Mrs Lloyd Oyler for their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a noon dinner and gifts for the hosts. A Daybook column notes social and club activities and travel of local residents including a lengthy thank-you for missionary society activities and a Worden Woman's Missionary Society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Irene Noxon
Kingston
N. Y
Fred A. Noll
Edith Noll
Renslaer
N.Y
Roscoe D. Tarbox
Broadway _ Methodist Episcopal church
J. A. Noxon
Kenmore
Albany
New York
Chicago
Lloyd Oyler
Garnett
Oyler
Alpha ‘Attic
Charles Oyler
Floretta
Delphi
Ind
John Oyler
Helen
Brookston
John Churchbaugh
Lawrence
Noah Barnhart
Lynnette
Albert
Amman Attic
Alpha_and
Ruby
Oren
Bobby
Everett Kingery
Virginia Mae
Lonzie Kingery
Will Kingery
Mabel
Myrtle
Overbrook
Jack Dillon
Patsy Ruth
John Dillion
Alda
Bernice
Howard Dillon
Jacqueline June
Lone Star
Grover Oyler
James Sink
Ottawa
Murray Bond
Onnie Oyler
Amman Oyler
Camden
Maurice Hess
Ughter
Pauline
McPherson
C. E. Cross
Jack Likes
Betty Jean
Lee Craig
Max David
Ephraim Oyler
Lucy Oyler
Fred Heim
Worden Woman's Missionary Society
Harley Lyon
Eva Haas
Opal Elm
Ethel Puvogel
Wilma Stahel
Florence Heim
Nuffer
Will Hepner
Chester Gibron
J. T. Schwalm
T. Elm
Henry Pinpert
Orville Elm
Thomas
J. Nelson
Alfred Lawrence
Lorraine Lawrence
Vivian Blair
California
Long Beach
Glendale
Los Angeles
Dallas
Fort, Worth
Yuma
San Diego
San Francisco
Reno
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Wyo
First Christian Church
Dorothy Helen Kalb
Black Jack
J. W. Breitaupt
Albert Schwartz
Carl Schwartz
Louisa Schwartz
Ed Kapelle
Baldwin
W. H. Johanning
Worden
A Missionary Society
Fast Driver Teased Woman Inspires Proud Smiles
A compact observation notes how a woman who is known for speed in driving responds with pleased pride when teased by onlookers. The remark underscores social reactions to confident female drivers and playful banter in public spaces.
It Will Be Impossible to Build Enough Schools
Citizens warn that construction cannot meet the fall opening of school. The city faces shortages of suitable buildings, forcing families to consider moving to areas with better educational facilities.
Local clubs host concerts, reunions and picnics in Clinton Park
D K Rice entertains the I 0rab Wednesday afternoon. Veterans of Foreign Wars plan a Friday benefit bridge at Clinton Park with high scores prizes and pinochle tables. Rebekahs held a program with readings and solos. The sixth annual Richardson descendants reunion elected officers and scheduled August meetings. A birth notice from Pasadena and several family attendances are listed. A M N club picnic at Forest Lake Ottawa drew twenty six attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clinton Park
Topeka
Scranton
Kansas City
Ottawa
Valley Falls
Henry Firner
Pearl Shaha
Asa
Phebe Watson Richardson
A. C. Pontius
Harley Armstrong
Don Westhefer
Walter Richardson
Paul Richardson
Dallas
Tex
Alonzo van
Eaton
West Plains
Edwyn Richardson
Bethany
D. A. Richardson
Fred Slade
Claremont
Calif
Alma Richardson
Wallace
Durango
Colo
Roger Lee
Herman Picket
Herman Pontius
Joe
McCamey
Arthur Silverthorne
Shirley Ann
Duane
Wichita
Clayton Pontius
Alma Belle
Fernand Carroll
Joseph Pontius
Eskridge
M.N. Club
Forestlake
Personal Notices From Kansas City To Lawrence
Mrs John Monteith and daughter Janice visit S J Hunter in Kansas City. Miss Dorothea Hartiz spends day in Kansas City. Mrs L D Hughes and son Roth in Topeka. Mrs Dwight Leinneker and two children back in Parsons after week with H E Ericson. Miss Gladys Weibel heads to Chicago to meet sister Mrs W W Stark of Oklahoma. Barbara and Patricia Jones visit Mrs Clarence Hall then join parents to Chicago for the world fair. Upon return, Mrs Jones and children visit Lawrence. Mr and Mrs W W Hutton and Mr and Mrs M T Coolidge weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert Hill of Pittsburg. Miss Dorothy Enlow and Miss Wilma Stoner return from Century of Progress in Chicago. Mrs J P Moren returns from ten days’ visit with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Monteith
Janice
Kansas City
Monteith
S. J. Hunter
Dorothea Hartiz
Dwight Leinneker
Parsons
H. E. Ericson
Gladys Weibel
Chicago
W. W. Stark
Okmulxee
Okla
Barbara
Patricia Jones
W. N. Jones, Jr
Houston
Tex
Clarence Hall
Jones
Lawrence
Hall
W. W. Hutton, Jr
M.T. Coolidge
Robert Hill
Pittsburg
Dorothy Enlow
Wilma Stoner
J. P. Moren
Social visits and trips noted across Kansas City and beyond
Mrs. James Corletter hosts family notices while Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Brown of Chicago join Grace Turner and John Paul Turner guests. Guests travel to Chicago for the fair as Delia and Ella Larner head to Chicago. Families motor through Manitoba, Canada and Midwestern cities. Several members return from Chicago and Denver trips while others plan moves and visits.
Wheat meeting draws crowd in Reno Monday evening
Villa Eden notes a sizable attendance at the Reno wheat meeting on Monday evening. Calls and visits report between local families including Mr. and Mrs. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. D Wilson, and Mrs. Noah Canary who has been ill. Several social visits occur among the Canaries, Brock, Tornden, Hughey and Hill households with Sunday dinners and Friday night visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Mrs. Graham
W. E. Brock
D. Wilson and Son
Lawrence
Noah Canary
John Canary
Dollie Hill
William Torneden
McBride
J. T. Hughey
Elk City
Fern Wilson
Local Social Notes and Family Visits Highlight Week
Sunday gatherings filled with extended family visits as Mr. and Mrs. Seele hosted relatives and friends. W. E. Pettengill returned from Center Colorado after his brother’s death. Several families traveled to Lawrence and Black Jack for visits, while the Worden Woman’s Missionary Society held its regular August meeting with Mrs. Fred Heim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brock
Chas Davidson
Anna Torneden
G. Seele
W. E. Pettengill
Center
Colo
Worden dinner honors Mrs Fleer on 16th birthday
A Sunday dinner at Mrs. Fred Fleer’s home honored her 16th birthday with many guests from Baldwin Lawrence and Topeka. Attendees included the Fleer family, the Zeisch, Simon, Gastrock, Lohman, Glaser, Gibson, Johanning, Wacker, and Heffner households and others visiting from Cimarron and Kansas City. Various family members traveled from Kaw Valley and nearby towns for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fleer
Roy Schwalm
Black Jack
Riph Kalb
Will Lyons
Lois
Cimarron
Kan
Benj. Horst
Margaret Heim
Wellsville
Carl Stark
Wesley
Jack Moot
Kansas City
Abilene
Vernon Leaf
Lloyd Ford
Colorado
Charles Gilliland
Hazel
Glenn
Dudley
Will Lynch
Trene
Paul de Garmo
Trenton
Nebraska
Otto Altenbernd
Kaw Valley
Jose Heffner
Ferne
Arlie
Henry Stade
Hoyt
Lois Lyons
Walter Lowey
Topeka
Earl Heffner
Lois and Albert Dodder
Overbrook
Oscar Lutz
Arline
Richland
Alta Heffner
Lawrence
Charley Schwartz
Mararet Stark
John Lyons
Alfred
Myrna Hornberger
Paola
Sophia Johanning
Pickett
Bobby
Edward Johanning
Missouri
Arnold
Norma
Walter
Pauline
Oscar
Otto Stoebener
Walter Schwartz
Carl Plambeck
Glen Schwartz
Gage’s Park
Evelyn Raible
California
Cow Accident Injures Mrs Houseworth and Family Arrives to Help
Mrs Houseworth suffered a serious leg injury when a cow kicked and dragged her, dislocating a bone above the ankle and fracturing both sides of the ankle, with a bruised hip. She will remain bedbound for six weeks, while her son Will and his Missouri family arrive to help. Neighbor visits and extensive local travel and relatives' visits are noted throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houseworth
Will
Edward LeRoy
Ivan Gene
Missouri
Morton County
LaDukes
Rogers
Paul Weidner
Lawrence
A. C. Jacka
Fort Worth Texas
L. Jacka
E. L. Jacka
Raymond LaFawn
Leavenworth
Federal
Wm. Rice
Kansas City
Mr. Rice
Edith
Rices
Billie Gene 4
Jimmie
Jahna
Bismark
Charley LaDuke
Loyd Garger
Lone Star
Joe Jacka
Doris
Bonner Springs
Frances Mole
Lucille Hayden
Alivelia Thiry
Clifford Thiry
Children take families to a basket dinner in Lawrence
Alivelna Willard Herbert and Donald joined Mrs Thiry’s parents Mr and Mrs A K Hayden and Mrs Brewer of Lawrence for a Saturday basket dinner with Mr and Mrs Howard Shields and daughter Anna Nora. The afternoon was spent in singing songs together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alivelna
Willard Herbert
Donald
Secretarial Training At Lawrence College Promises Better Pay
Former neighborhood residents now live six miles west and north of the Topeka highway. Lawrence Business College offers a new secretarial training course that will qualify graduates for higher paying positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Highway
The
Lawrence Business College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmer Warrington
Social Order of the Beauceant
Charles Starkweather
Maine Street
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
D. K. Rice
Rebekahs
Marian Hodge
Marian Noble
Elizabeth Dunn
Katherine Pine
Phyllis Wise
Charles Noble, Jr
William Reinisch
Harry Tolton
John West
William Seip
Annette
Sim Snyder
Eudora
Rex Davis
Betty
Mary Katherine
Atchison
Lloyd Bigsby
George Bigsby
Virginia
Fred A. Richardson
Oliver
Theodore
Dorothy Armstrong
Harry Carr
Harry William
Margaret
Faye
Lecompton
Osgood Armstrong
Guy Bigsby
Ambrose Bigsby
Robert
Richard
Ernest. Bigsby
Elizabeth
Don Westhheffer
Don
Orley Smith
Ethan Smith
Ralph Colman
Asa Colman
H. O. Richardson
Mabel Richardson
Opal Richardson
Arthur Hird
Harold
Ivan
Eugene
Marguerite
Vera
Helen Hird
Arthur Richardson
Alvin
John
Homer Hird
Paul
Howard
Marvin Hird
Esther
Wulfkuhle
E. A. Richardson
Marybelle
Robert Richardson
Carroll Pontius
Harold Pontius
Harold Dean
Ernest Pontius
Bertha Trowbridge
Lyons
Pauline Richards
Milton Sanderson
Jolly Bakers
Fern Schaake
Eugenia
Ruth Brune
Joly Bakers
Tomor
Velma Haverty
Riverside
James Corletter
E. B. Brown
Grace Turner
John Paul ‘Turner
Fred Bender
Wilder
W. B. Campbell
Misa Delia Larner
Ella Larner
Ar Dena
Aartison
Laughter
Ollywood
Cal
Harrison
E. T. Gallagher
F. S. Harbaugh
Hazel Fritz
Virginia Ann
Frank Harbaugh
Edith Benson
Manhattan
Odd Fellows Home
Nancy Longenecker
A. L. Green
Grace Greene Erickson
Greene’s
Gladys Campbell
Mabel Campbell
Winnipeg
Fort Gary
Canada
Duluth
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Henry J. Albach
Henry Albach
Fay Eaton
Des Moines
W. H. Pasewark
Edna May
Margaret Weikert
Villa Eden
Wm. Simon
Arthur
William Brooker
Knowledge Hill
Sth & Tenn
Vymcorille
Harvey Hayes
Delaware
Wilmington
Nese
Plymouth
F.C.B
Chrysler Motors
NEW Plymouth
Jess
Independent Laundry
Pont Fac
Jefferies
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