Wedding of Miss Catherine Luckan and James Shirar at Trinity Lutheran
Miss Catherine Luckan and James Shirar wed Friday at 2 pm in Trinity Lutheran church. Rev R W Albert officiated before an altar of gladioli and ferns as organist Lucilie Reuter and soloist James Dresser provided music. The bride wore a white satin gown with train and carried white roses, with her sister Freida Luckan as maid of honor and bridesmaids in pastel gowns. A reception followed. couple to reside on a farm east of Lawrence after a brief wedding trip. Out-of-town guests joined local relatives from Sunflower, Lenox, Junction City, Joplin, Linwood, Kansas City, Topeka, and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine May Luckan
James Lester Shirar
Trinity Lutheran Church
R. W. Albert
Otto Luckan
Mig
Charles Shirar
Lucilie Reuter
James Dresser
George Shafter
Freida Luckan
Charlene Luckan
Donna Trene Shirar
Norman Kunkle
Elizabeth Banker
Billie Magee
Flower Cir
Charles Ward, Jr
Charles Miller
William Callabresi
Rob Eberwein
George Luckan
Lucy Bieber
Counse
Lawrence
Bell Telephone Company
George Cooper
Priscilla
Georgianne
Sunflower
Charles Ward
Charles, Jr
Deabody
Esther Seachrest
F Reachrest
Lenox
Glen McGonigle
Jenner
Kansas City
George L. Hirshfield
Justine Weber
William Weigel
Lois Rusev
Barbara Swader
Gilbert Swader
Carl McKinney
Toka
James Towne
Baldwin
William Maves
Willie
Barbara
Bennie Bateson
Delores
Carolyn
Minnie Bateson
Tonganoxie
Sias
Gertrude Quick
Personal notices of travel and family gatherings across several states
The report lists numerous social happenings with extended family visits and weddings. Bob Nash returns from Denver this week after two weeks visiting cousin Keith Lagerstram, and ushers at his cousin Lois Jeanette Nash Harbert’s wedding. Others travel to Manhattan for house guests of Prof. and Mrs. Pence, attend aquatic school in Kaiser Missouri, and visit relatives in Wichita Falls and Topeka. The piece notes trips through Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, and Texas, including a 1400 mile six day circuit visiting caves, towns, and notable sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Nash
Colorado
Denver
Keith Lagerstram
Lois Jeanette ,II
Edwar C. Nash
Evanston, NL
Topeka
Jason T. Harbert, Jr
J. T. Harbert
Estes Park
Colo. St
A. HH
McAllen
Texas
Arvid W. Baltzerren
Journal-World
North Wlatte
Nebr
Cheyenne
Wyo
Big Thompson Canyon
Grand Lake
Fairplay
Calo
Buffalo Bill Cody
Fireen Mountain Falls
Henry Ashers
Cave of the Winds
Maniteau
Colorado Springs
R. A. Potter
Liberty
R. F
Brett
Impsen
Portland visit and family notices spread across town
Portland residents share visits with relatives as Capt PLS McManus heads to service and families from Columbus to Topeka, Sedalia, Clinton, Nevada, and Kansas towns converge. Jeanette Wheeler returns with I W Bowen and Dr Harvey. The Eriksen family from Manhattan visits north of Lawrence. Albert Wichman recovers after three heart attacks. memorial hospital in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Mona McManus
Kathleen
Pls. McManus
Jeanette Wheeler
Topeka
I. W. F. Bowen
Harvey. Clodfelter
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Ohio
Clodfelter
Scottie Clodfelter
Mildred Clodfelter
Harry E. Morrow
Belle O. Davis
Bronson
Olin K. Peters
Ann
Lake Okoboji
Iowa
Larry Campbell
St. Joseph
Gary Smithly
Jess Hamilton
Missouri
Sedalia
Clinton
Nevada
Fort Scott
Kans
Conrad John Kerulf Eriksen
Douglas Coleman
John Carroll, Jr
Manhattan
Cuaitapoon
Penneys
Big Mac