Stramels Plan Kansas City Home After Eudora Nuptials
Arthur F Stramel and Patricia Ann Schehrer wed in Holy Family Church Eudora in a High Mass ceremony. The couple will reside in Kansas City Mo after a Colorado wedding trip.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1963
Page
10
Arthur F Stramel and Patricia Ann Schehrer wed in Holy Family Church Eudora in a High Mass ceremony. The couple will reside in Kansas City Mo after a Colorado wedding trip.
Dr. Anna Arnold Hedgeman heads the women's role on the march administrative committee and coordinates church participation for the National Council of Churches. She says women of all races have long carried major responsibility and face discrimination along with minorities.
Miss Pat Mosser daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Mosser returned from a 17 day all state encampment at Camp Timberline near Emigrant Gap California Senior Girl Scouts from across the country attended representing District VIII Mosser led a primitive encampment project with 16 other senior scouts at Rattlesnake Creek They later taught skills to 55 intermediate scouts Her upcoming project plans a primitive encampment for 96 girls and leaders in District VIII next summer and training will continue leading up to the event.
A sequence of local events features a bridal shower for Miss Sharon Dobbins hosted by Mrs. Jim Clark with 25 guests, a dinner party by Lawrence Assembly No. 25 for Mrs. Vinton Fishel before a Tunisian deployment, and a Green Thumb Garden Club meeting at Mrs. James Bush home. Also noted are a 40th wedding anniversary celebration for Carl and Ethel Smith and a Disabled American Veterans picnic at Centennial Park with a VFW dance tonight at Lake.
Readers ask whether uninvited guests at a pajama party count as party crashers and how to handle family dynamics over home decorating. Ann Landers explains that any uninvited guest is a party crasher and advises on balancing affection for in laws with marital harmony. A letter about handwriting etiquette endorses personally signed notes over cursive or engraved cards.
Kanwaka 4-H Club will meet at Brackett School at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday. Hosts are the Charles Hubbard and the Don Shultz families.
Mr. and Mrs. Northcott Aiken announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Adele of Chula Vista California to Charles E Whitaker of Panama City Florida. The wedding is planned for August 31 at the North Island Naval Chapel in San Diego California.
The Betty Washington Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution requests donation of printed genealogies, state or county histories, and family manuscripts. Librarian Mrs. Guy Phillips and the Lawrence Public Library seek reference material to help trace family trees. call weekends or evenings to donate.
Saturday at Lawrence Cottey lab and diner serves from 7. Sunday Chapter and Ausittacy at Central Park at noon. Monday Lawrence Flower Challenge at South Park. Trudy.
Penonals list numerous residents and relatives visiting across Denver, Kansas City, Centropolis, West Memphis, Lincoln and Topeka. Recipients include Mrs. Rose Simmons and John Allen Jr., with trips to Minneapolis and Washington noted. Also updates on illness recovery and academic activities of KU staff and families.
Miss Linda Nanette Horn wed Robert Arley Lederer at Baldwin First Methodist Church in a ceremony conducted by Dr. Mark A. Roach. The couple, with families from Baldwin and Kansas City, signed nuptials vows as organ music and floral arrangements accompanied the 8 p.m. service.
The Golden Age Group of Baldwin praised Mrs. Lydia Nutter born August 22 1865 and Mrs. C Smith born August 23 1871 at a joint birthday party in the B Ret Rest Home Baldwin. Nutter aged 98 and Smith aged 92 shared memories of Baldwin life including movements in 1922 and the 1930s and the Baldwin Ledger and local grocery business.
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