Lawrence couple wed as Scotch foursomes plan shifts
Mr and Mrs William Guenther of Leavenworth announce the marriage of their daughter Ethel to Clarence Douglas of Lawrence. The ceremony was performed here Saturday evening by Rev Victor Gellhaus. The couple will reside in Lawrence. Also noted are social club events at the Country Club and Methodist Guild supper, with various local residents listed as hosts and participants.
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William Guenther
Leavenworth
Ethel
Clarence Douglas
Lawrence
Victor Gellhaus
Douglas
Personal news from Lawrence and distant travels
Mr and Mrs 8 T Kennedy return to Lawrence after weeks in Pasadena and the Grand Canyon. Their daughter Blanche Kennedy accompanies them to Honolulu where she teaches. Other locals share travel and visit notes including Mrs J F Ackerman, Mrs Della Campbell, Mrs Joe M Douglass and son Bobby Dee, Mrs Doug lass, Mrs L A Light, Miss Susan Maloney, and University of Kansas students William D Fields and Dale R Lindsey.
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Lawrence
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Calif
Grand Canyon
Blanche Kennedy
Honolulu
J. F. Ackerman
Della Campbell
Brookfield
Glen Dickinson
Joe M. Douglass
Bobby Dee
Denver
Colo
Douglass
Kansas City
Mary A. Lamb
Adelia Lamb
Eva Hallmar
L. A. Light
Manhattan
Marvin Terry
Susan Maloney
Hollywood
Cal
F. H. Roberts
R. H. Beamer
Jack
William D. Fields
Dale R. Lindsey
Bunker Hill
University of Kansas
Valley Grove Dairy Cows Rescued After Illness
In Valley Grove a herd of dairy cows belonging to George Smith fell sick in a cane field last week. Vet W C Flory acted quickly to save the animals. Later, Mr and Mrs W C Thiry and Arlo attended a dinner at John Thiry’s Knowledge Hill home on Sunday August 16. Frances Thiry wed Glen Colburn and they plan a trip to Ohio to visit relatives before settling near Lawrence where Colburn will teach in the country. A hotel social drew attendees at Dr W Posts in Lawrence. Edna Stewart of the district was named secretary treasurer and A A Webber of Oskaloosa was chosen county chairman at a Dem meeting.
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Arlo
John Thiry
Knowledge Hill
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Glen Colburn
Ocratic County
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Russell Stewart
Petrie, Sr
Octave Ford
Francis, Wesley
Grace Marie
Albert Ford
Circleville
Armstrong
Harold Skeet
George Brown
Oskaloosa
Raymond Raybourn
Alfred Shireman
Lawrence
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Wesley Ward
Berylene
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Garner
Tom Lombard
Betty
William Lombard
McAllen
Texas
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Dallas
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Jefferson County
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Thrailkill
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Wisconsin
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Elgar Vanderpool
Kansas City
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Merritt
McGehee
Melvin
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David Eugene
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Carbondale
Ira Wards
Skeets Farm
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Weathered Sunbrick Homes and Crossword Clues Across
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Ee Pay
Local county committee meeting hosts near hundred attendees
Tuesday evening session at the Normal Institute featured good speakers. Attendance hovered just under 100. The institute closed with a Picnic at Warners grave. Many community updates followed including gatherings, visits, farm news, and a note on the Jefferson county fair dates and a new birth at the Unfred household.
Pleasant Grove Visitors and Local Gatherings Summary
Pleasant Grove and Perry residents Wayne Donald and Phyllis visited John Daniels and joined Mrs. Daniels Kenneth and Irene Williams in calling on A. L. Williams and Roy Hegeman of Lawrence. Lawrence visits continued with Jack Dillon Patsy Irve Flory Bonnie present, and Lois Flory staying with Johnnie Dillon. Carpenters remodel the school house and Hazel June Gerald Moore visit grandparents Burk Edwards west of Lawrence. piano recital at school house featured Gene Marion Van Housen Lois Bonnie Sandy see.
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Donald
Phyllis
Perry
John Daniels
Daniels
Kenneth
Irene
A. L. Williams
Roy Hegeman
Lawrence
Lloyd Hegeman
Jack Dillon
Patsy
Irve Flory
Bonnie
Lois Flory
Johnnie Dillon
Everett
John Beeghley
Amos Wrightsman
Burk Edwards
Leonard Williams
Pails
Gene
Marion van Housen
Lois
Sandy See
Flory
Pearl Brohammer
Patsy [Dillon
Joan
Julian Merchant
June Williams
F. G. Hiatt
Stull
E. B. Moore
Pleasant Grove
Doris
Donald Landis
Rockhold
John
Near Vinland
Pleasant Grove Community News Summary
A neighborhood social at the CPA hall drew a good crowd with watermelon served. Families like the Dillons and Merchants joined our weekly clusters while others visit relatives and attend funerals. Ernest Patterson, former Pleasant Grove resident, died in Lawrence leaving a wife and ten children.
Mysterious Gift Package Remains Sealed ’Til 1961
In Watseka Illinois a sealed six by eight inch box left by Civil War writer Major Matthew H Peters carries an inscription to not open until April 18 1961 the hundredth anniversary of the Civil War The box rests in the historic room of the county courthouse and its contents are unknown to living persons The note hints at a Civil War centennial event and a local public curiosity.
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Watseka
Ill
Troquois County
Matthew H. Peters
Drouth Ups Holt County Hay Prices After July Fourth
Drouth brought good luck to Holt county hay farmers and tough luck to others in northeast Nebraska. More than 100,000 tons of Holt county hay, valued under $1 a ton before July 4, now sells for 7 to 13 dollars per ton.
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Holt County
Nebraska
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