Miss Marilyn Anderson Weds Charles Tryon In Home Ceremony
Miss Marilyn Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs L F Anderson of 1712 Kentucky Street became the wife of Charles Tryon son of Mr and Mrs Ed Tryon of Lawrence in a double ring ceremony Monday evening August 12 at the bride’s home. The Rev Harold Hamilton of Trinity Lutheran Church read the vows before palms and tall baskets of white gladiola and asters. The couple left for a two weeks honeymoon to Colorado and Lake of the Ozarks Missouri. The bride previously worked at Round Corner drug store. Tryon is an army veteran discharged last December and plans to live in Lawrence where he works at the Patee theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Anderson
L. F. Anderson
Kentucky Street
Charles Tryon
Ed Tryon
Lawrence
Harold Hamilton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Harold Heilman
Leroy Culver
Tryon
Carl Johnson
Colorado
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri
Topeka Club Dinner Honors State Board Members
Topeka club hosts a Sunday gathering on August 18 at 1 o'clock in the Hotel Jayhawk to honor state board members in session there Saturday and Sunday. Reservations can be made with Mrs. A R Colburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Club
Jayhawk
State Board
A. R. Colburn
Personal notices spread across travel and family events
Miss Ruth Kenney mourns brother in law Maj Hal Vigor in Orlando Florida. Mrs. Vigor formerly Bess Kenney of Lawrence is sister to Miss Kenney and to Mrs. Hungerford. Families plan travel and vacations across distant cities including Estes Park Colorado Grand Lake Colorado Lake Pokegama Minnesota and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kenney
Lornando
Fla
Hal Vigor
Vigor
Bess Kenney
Lawrence
Miss Kenney
H. B. Hungerford
George D. Walter
Paul
Wayne
Lucille
Estes Park
Colo
Deal Six
Douglas County Farms
Green Mountain Ranch
Rocky Mountain National Park
Grand Lake
Six
Virginia Jennings
Independence
Fred Beverstock
Corning
N.Y
L. C. Hopkins
George M. Beal
Lake Pokegama
Grand Rapids
Minn
W. E. Tenney
Chicago
Misa Helen House
Topeka
T. E. House
Low Eust Street
Lillie Mueller
Wichita
Ernest Newcombe
W. C. Grover
Song
David
Larry
Fresno
Calif
C. G. Perkins
J. R. Herd
Shirley
Western Springs
O. P. Powell
Firman Mullin
Frances Mullin
Arkansas Street
Memorial _ hospital
Gilbert Sims
Parsons
G. G. Morris
Rowden FE
Allison
Phoenix
Ariz
Community Notes From Kansas City Area August 7
August 7 items report Jo Ann King and Sandra Bereiter recovering in hospital in Kansas City after polo time. families of Lyons Bereiter and War ren Hile visiting. Rev Warren M Hile, Drake University student minister, guest at First Christian church in Dallas Iowa. Forrest Bookout released from Kansas City hospital Poliomyelitis care. Jeannette Perkins leaving for Rice Lake Wisconsin for a three week vacation. Judge Means and Mrs Pittman conditions improving at local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann King
Sandra Kaye Bereiter
University of Kansas Pitals
Kansas City
Sire
F Lyons Beereiter North
Lasiter
Warren Hile Lave
Hile
E. L. Marsh
Fort Madison
Iowa
Louise Losey
Perry
Warren M. Hile
Drake University
Dallas, Iowa
Jeannette Perkins
Rice Lake
Wis
Judge Means
Meproria Hospital
P. D. Pittman
Femorial Hospital
Pleasant Grove Social News Highlights and Visits
Pleasant Grove residents share family visits and hospitality from Sunday through Monday. Mr and Mrs Jerry Messer spend Sunday tending stock at John Hagen home while Hagen and Dicker couples visit Claud Dicker home. Community members attend hospital and supper gatherings. Social Circle members hosted by Mrs James Cochran. Carrol Churchbaugh visits Lawrence kin. doctors called from Baldwin. multiple Chattanooga and Lawrence visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Messer
John Hagen
Hagen
Dicker
Ares Claud Dicker
Lastie Churchbaulnd
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dan Rinehert
Indiana
John Churchbauch
Leslie Chuehbaugh
Vara
George Florance
Nadine
Lawrence
Carroll Churchbaugh
Isase Montgomery
Joe Rogers
Chatanooga
Tenn
Aniels
Rogers
Irene Daniels
James Cochran
Carrol Churchbaugh
John Churchbeugh
Haldwin
Wiliam Flory
Delbert
John Daniels
Chattanooga
F. W. Porter
Roscoe Daniels
Doris Woods
Leavenworth
Unclear fragments from Sayville event and services
Fragmentary notes describe a Sayville visit by Mrs. John Denies and others, mentions Bat Porter and Billy, with services held Sunday evening led by Rev Concannen and Mise Freée Leckan. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Sayville
Ghat‘Tenn
John Denies
Rescos
T. W. Porter
Eureka
Bat Porter
Billy
Cart
Rescoe
Wh Concannen
Mise Freée Leckan
Baldw in and Cleveland Guests Dine with Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Albert Williame and Mrs A T Rockhold of Baldwin plus Mrs Grace Adams of Cleveland Ohio attended Tuesday dinner with Mr and Mrs O M Hird Mrs Rockhold stayed until Saturday and Mrs Ad- visited Charles Detwiler home Roy Detwiler and children of Ottawa returned Friday after several days visit. Rural electricity projects are underway with several families already connected and more homes soon to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Williame
A. T. Rockhold
Baldwin
Grace Adams
Cleveland
O. M. Hird
Rockhold
Roy Detwiler
Ottawa
Charles Detwiler
Bates
Richard Buteli
Oscar Turner
Milo Embrey
Other Clary
David Hobson
Rush Holloway
Roy Clary
Bald
Dinner Guests Among Local Residents
Mr and Mrs O M Hird hosted guests while Mr and Mrs Harry Hebece were Sunday guests at the David Hebeen home Mis Ethel Hall Mrs Delbert Kine and Judy Adelle spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Frank Kellerman Carol Joanne Cook stayed with her grandparents Mr and Mrs John Cunningham Mr and Mrs Harry Hobdeen visited Mrs Earl Hobeen at Lawrence hospital Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs Steve Speicher and Mr and Mrs Herman Buteller visited Mr and Mrs Riches Butell and family in the evening Mr and Mrs Lester Schwaim and Margie were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Button Frank Kellerman fell from a wagon Wednesday injuring his right shoulder and was taken to a Baldwin physician to reset it Roy Detwiler of Mound City and Charles Detwiler drove to Topeka last Wednesday and brought Lot home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Hird
Harry Hebece
David Hebeen
Ethel Hall
Delbert Kine
Judy Adelle
Frank Kellerman
Carol Joanne Cook
John Cunningham
Harry Hobdeen
Earl Hobeen
Lawrence Hospital
Steve Speicher
Herman Butell
Riches Butell
Mily
Mire
Lester Schwaim
Margie
Frank Button
Baldwin
Roy Detwiler
Mound City
Charles Detwiler
Topeka
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Tietjens
Route Two
Memorial Hospital
Kenneth. Howell
Mary Jane Howell
California
Arthur Anderson
Howell
Jane Anderson
Lb. F. Smith
Cyrus Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Auhter
Margie Ann
Clarive Springer
Jimmy, Gene
Mary Law
Stanley Lean
Frank Stith
William Singular
Rthur O'Donnell
Journalorld Advertising Department
World Company
Country Club
Ralph Casteel
Jessie Marley Farl
A. Farrey
Mixa June Lederer Jra
NX. Stevens
Aenea Rapp
Ira
Robert E
Alice Adams Love
Arnold Alex- Maker
Ander
Dorothy Louise Davidson
Jean Stith
Letitia Ashcraft
Joyce Salsbury
Milwaukee
Eberhart Arius Dewy
Ofia McConnel
Det Pearson Ustyn Eller Caret
Shobe
Mitchell Janette Dpollom
Edward Cheramy
Ohio Street
Tacy Campbell
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles Allan Fisher Galt
Cordelia Gates
Los Angeles
Alfred Lawrence
George Wilson
Ed Malin
Long Beach
George Chambers
Venda Marseilles
Cliff
Whitcomb
Lawrence Marseilles
Rickie Jr
Chad Lawrencer
Fred Ee
Curtis Ane
Kathryn
Rett
D. J. McKie
Elizabeth
Danny
John P. Sugrve
Cordelia Gatea
Wilson
Woman's Relief Corps
American Legion Hall
Graham Kerr
W. C. Graver
C. Perkins
Ewcene
Perkins
Kan- Lag City
Carl Perkins
Carl and
Brian
Delbert Perkins
Martha
Rhoda Perks
Jeannette Perkin
C. G. Perkin
Lawrence Business and Professional Women’s Club
Eee
Je A D. Wells
Texas
AYDS
Cosmetic Dept
Pleasant Grove
Bill’s Grill
BUC
Newton E. Jerome
Illinois
Peele
Patricia Stephenson
Walt-Over Shop
PARTY
Montgomery Ward
Lois
Peter Stoneking
Ed Stoneking
Grex
FALL
Meeker
Jeffries
Gham Et
Theg Raye Shop
Clas Hy
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