Social Notices From Eudora Neighbors Engagements And Weddings
The Eudora column reports the engagement of Sharon Anne Tripp to Gordon Goodrum with Dec 20 wedding plans, and details of KU graduates and military service. It also notes the Boonville Missouri wedding of Sara Jane Hopkins to Donald Beene, with visiting relatives from Amarillo Texas and Pittsburg Kansas. A Lecompton couple August Walter celebrate a golden anniversary with family and 150 guests, plus the Eudora City Center birthday party for Sue Gerstenberger and a large Spitzli family reunion in Eudora City Park. The Roanoke Presbyterian Church wedding of Shirley Jo Hooper and Robert Eugene Mace is described with elaborate attire, veils, bouquets, and attendants. The WSWS church potluck and lessons conclude the list of local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Tripp
Sharon Anne
Gordon Goodrum
John S. Goodrum
Mayfield
Kas
Miss Tripp
Kansas University
Northwestern University
Pi Kappx Lambda
Mu Phi Epsilon
Delta Delta Delta
Goodrum
United States Air Force
Sara Jane Hopkins
Woodard B. Hopkins
Boonville
Donald Beene
Douglas Beene
W. St. St
Evangelical and Reformed
Beene
Anna Beene
Amarillo
Tex
Frederick
Margarite Spitzli
Eudora City Park
Marie Broers
Earl Broers
Wiley Vs
Billy
Ell’ Broers
Nancy
Dale
Loren Broers
Wendell
Linda
Terry
Bert Broers
Gene “Geryl
Sharon Kay Mosher
Otis Broers
Harley Utch
Donald
Jill
Larry Il
Wellsville
Otto Spitzli
Baldwin
Stanley House
Gene Nie
Freddie
Kent
Lee Zimmerian
Kim
Lawnee
Bob Pease Qandy
Topeka
Les Henderson
Ed Rude
Chuck
Wichita
Stanley Skwarto
Pegg
Barbara Pat
Gary Thomas
Shawnee
Marely
Ralph Boles
Lee
Wayne
Billie
Wendie
Bruce
Kansas City
la Hopkins
Bethel
Broers
Os Broers
Roger
Shirley Sue
Fern Reusch
Delmar Spitz
Dave
John
Otis Wolfe
Eudora
Esteierraraareuipe Mb
Seeunerrigse Eee Oy
Sharon Anne Tripp
Gordon. Goodrum
John J. Goodrum
Mayfield, Kas
Marvin M. Tripp
la. St
Estes Studio
4 H Clubs Host Woodworking and Meetings Across Units
Bobby Hornberger hosted Wor den Workers 4H Club wood working night aiding three boys on projects for the fair including Jack Prim s bookcase and Hornberger s coffee table. Mrs Hornberger served refreshments. The Worden Workers 4-H Club set Achievement Night Monday at Willow Springs Township Hall with refreshments and a note the purple seat will be placed on the charter. The August Mc Louth Crackerjack 4H meeting drew 28 members and 15 parents with program talks and camp photos. Vinland Home Economics Unit meets Tuesday noon at Mrs George Hoskinson s then travels to Lawrence for lunch and a museum tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Hornberger
Worden Workers 4H
Oscar Stoebner
Sleader
Jack Prim
Fremont Hornberger
Worden Workers
At & P
Willow Springs
McLouth
Church of the Brethren
Snook
Kathy Gilbert
Calvin Owens
Pauline White
Delores
Donna Shrader
Vinland Home Economics Unit
George Hoskinson
Lawrence
Happy Hat
Cand
Lawrence clubs hold meetings and socials this week
Cheb Votes SOCIAL CALENT and a mix of local club notices mark a busy week. The Jolly Stitchers plan an 8:30 a.m. breakfast at Holiday Inn, the Villa Eden Happy Hour Club meets at Mrs. Shirley Davidson's home, and the Lawrence Unit of the National Association of Parliamentarians gathers Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Mrs. F. G. Jolly's residence. The Lawrence Woman's Club hosts a 2 p.m. meeting Monday at the clubhouse, Soroptimist International plans a picnic Monday evening at Dr. Mary Boyden's cabin, and a pantry dessert idea suggests turning canned applesauce into pie filling with cinnamon sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Country Club
Monda Lawrence
Lawrence Unit
National
Ananda
Villa Eden
Happy Hour Club
Shirley ‘Davidson
Soroptimist International of
Lawrence
Mary Boyden
Brownie Troop Ends Summer Activities at Topeka Trip
Twelve members of fourth grade Brownie Troop 173 from Centennial School completed summer activities with an all day Topeka trip. Leader Mrs. Galen Miller and mother Mrs. Robert Rose joined the trip, meeting by two more mothers at the state capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial School
Topeka
Galen Miller
Robert Rose
Donald McConnell
Calvin VanderWerf
State House
Capitol Building
Gage Park
Brownies
Governor's Mansion
Brownie summer activities and family notices in town
The report details Brownies holding a wiener roast at Centennial Park and penny ski swimming parties during a summer week, plus visits to rail stations for troop trip planning. It also notes visiting relatives from Aplington, the birth of Lori Marie Putnam on July 29, and kinship ties to Mrs. Lindaman and Mrs. Allen. Military updates cover Kansas University students completing naval training prep and dispatches of servicemen, while a birth announcement records Daniel James Me Alister Jr. at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Pangle
Kathy Revonen
Linda Rose- Chanir Sickle
Klasima Vandeer
Centennial Park
Eugene Lindaman
Aplington
Ethan Allen
Lindaman
Allen
Charles Putnam
Topeka
Lori Marie
Julie Katherine
Michael Charles
Katherine Rothborper
Eudora
Lawrence Kansas University
Summer travel and visits noted in local social items
Warth, EQ9 Del, Se is the maternal grandmother with Mr and Mrs Ted Harper. 349 Linentn Street are the maternal grandparents. Miss Davida Olinger arrives Sunday from Tuesday MC where she spent the summer. Miss Elizabeth Quinn left Kansas City Friday night for New York and sails Monday for Europe. Spring her off in Kansas City were Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson, Mr and Mrs Salon, Markley and Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Nieder of Lawrence, and Mrs Florence Flory of Tonpamoxie. Miss Dunnwill will serve as librarian in a German school for servicemen's children. Mr and Mrs Obed Thompson leave Monday for a vacation at Clearwater Florida. Mrs Thompson’s mother, Mrs Lena St. John, who visited here recently, returned to her home in Brodhead, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warth
Del
Ted Harper
Davida Olinger
Tuseda MC
Elizabeth Qunn
Kamsas City
New York
Europe
Kansas City
Robert Wilson
Salon, Markley
Gottlib Nieder
Whipped Mnapordted Mile Becomes Unfit After Beating
A broken instruction fragment notes a whipped item failing to hold shape after beating. The text suggests an improvised kitchen mishap and hints at a misnamed dessert or dish produced under hurried conditions. No clear persons or organizations are identified.
Also Mentioned on This Page
August Walter
Af Lecompton
Charles Walter
Charlene
A.C
Richland
C. A. Worth
Ington
Jeanne
Joanne
Shirley
Lecompton
Judith Miller
Hubbard
Iowa
Theodore Walter
Anna Hoffsommer
C. A. Worthington
Charlene Walter
Joanne Worthington
Harry Buchheim
Raymond Hoffsammer
Wilbur Hildenbrand
Jake Bidinger
Edwin Hilden
Brand
Carro
Gerstenberger
Eudora City Hall
Sue
Sue Gerstenberger
Alberta Bryant
Geraldine Raybern
Judy
Nena
Sherry Fry
Katherine Baecker
Barbara Hargrave
Judy Daily
Sharon Tuggle
Billy Neis
Duane Smith
Morris Jennings
Bill Eisele
Jerry Kazmaier
Darrell Lutz
Donald Wright
Iss
Shirley Joan Hooper
Anoxie
Robert Eugene
Edwin ‘Mace
Roanokeesbyterian Church
Mirs
Gilbert G. Hooper
Aganoxie
Mace
Miles Blim
Diane Meyer
Oloist
Ding
Odies Gilbert
Rawlins
Wyo
Patsy Stevens
Ann Taylor
Jack Lewis
Jack Clark
Jill Ann Clark
Pamela Kay Pitts
David Clark
David Kesterson
Don Luellen
Howard Barnumel
Denis Pitts
Jackie Clark
Charles
Duncan Pitts
WSWS
Salem
Fred Cleland
W. E. Hoskinson
Kenneth Schultz
Cheb
Jolly Stitchers Club
Holiday Inn
Lawrence Woman's Club
NEW York Cleaners
VEE
National Institute of Rug Gleaning
All- Bay Ballet
Tos
Lawrence Dance Studio
Mass
Temi Yadon
Itna
Naval Service
Mulshinesen
AL Whitenecht
Mre OK. Whitenecht
Miss. St
Frederik BR. Wily
Russell TL. Wilew
AY Lan St
Alameda
Calif
Avon Pxt
Larry CG. Schneider
Dorothy
Route 2
Ft. Leonard Wood
Houk
Orvin Sehingider
Bedcut
Dan Wilson
Philadelphias
Onward Veatch
Canada
West Coast
Army Pvt
Daniel Me. Aligter Jr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Daniel Tames
McAlister
Becky Harper
Maric Hus
Bausch & Lomb
Don Crawford
Bob Blank
A.V. Phillips II
F.d.lc
Cook's
Ike
Cook
Shadetone Enamels
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