Elks Club Hawaiian Luau Gala Attracts Two Hundred
A Hawaii an luau hosted by the Elks Club drew about 200 attendees on Tuesday night. The event began with a social hour at 6 30 followed by a smorgasbord at 7 30 and 9. A professional troupe with a small band performed a floor show at 10 featuring Hawaiian dances with audience participation. Ed Campbells won prizes for best costumes. Dancing to a Hawaiian band ended the evening.
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Elks Club
Ed Campbells
Reekie Buerman Marriage Aug 23 at Immanuel Lutheran
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Reekie of Eudora announce the marriage of their daughter Shirley Evelyn to Ronald Buerman son of Mr and Mrs E L Buerman of Route 2 Lawrence The couple wed Friday Aug 23 at Immanuel Lutheran Church Rev Earl Zimmerman officiated in the presence of the immediate family Attendants were the bridegrooms sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Raymond Schimmel A reception followed at the Virginia Inn The couple will live in Lawrence.
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Jaycee Jaynes
Kenneth Pickett
Learnard
Norman Leary
Wilbur Reekie
Eudora
Shirley Evelyn
Ronald Buerman
E. L. Buerman
Route 2
Lawrence
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Earl Zimmerman
Raymond Schimmel
Mrs. Buerman
Virginia Inn
Schehrer Relatives Gather for Family Reunion in Kansas
Descendants of W. E. and Barbara Schehrer held a Sunday reunion at the 4 H Fair Grounds. A basket dinner followed a noon gathering with numerous relatives listed from Lawrence and nearby communities in Kansas and Missouri.
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W. E
Barbara Schehrer
Msor
George Towle
Herbert Grosdidier
Joan
John
Joe Kelly
Steve
Pat
Mary Joe
Charles Schehrer
Lawrence
Albert Grosdidier
Bernard
Rosemary
Alfred Sei
Edward Lonergan
Kansas City
James Gustin
Timmy
Hays
Don Seiwald
Mike
Sharon
Jimmy
Independence
Arthur Grosdidier
Joe
Paul
Philip
Dick Krizman
Ricky
Bill
Ann Marie
Kan
Fall Planted Bulbs Highlight Lawrence Flower Club Talk
Mrs. Austin Turney spoke on fall planted bulbs to the Lawrence Flower Club. She explained blooming order by size, the need for a complete bulb cycle with winter rest, and that amaryllis can be grown from seeds in about two years.
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Austin Turney
Lawrence Flower Club
Frank Hackbarth
South Park
Turney
Ralph Lawson
J. Fred Broeker
E. F. Arndt
James Wood
Olie Parsons
Norman Plummer
R. E. Stucky
Lucille Parker
Winter
Local residents travel West and meet TV figures during tour
Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown and daughters Betsy and Cynthia return from a three week western states trip by southern coast and northern routes. In Los Angeles they stayed with Dick Foran on Lassie TV location. In Burbank NBC studio public relations head George Marakas toured them. they met Bob Barker and watched Truth or Consequences taped August 23. Also visited Grand Canyon Phoenix Las Vegas San Francisco Salt Lake City Denver. Col and Mrs M L Denlinger and family drove home to Alexandria VA after visiting Denlinger and Ward families. Roy Moore returned from Lake City CO after nine weeks. A Tusten Ackerman, ex Lawrence, now Chicago insurance exec, promoted to move to New York City. Helms Foundation Hall of Fame electee. William Cain admitted to VA Hospital Topeka. Mrs Birda Hornaday of Fort Dodge, formerly Lawrence, visited May Rowley with son Gene McCracken of Topeka. Mr and Mrs John Chaney in Colorado Springs for annu al insurance conference at Broadmoor Hotel. Earl Wilson reappointed to Kansas School Retirement Board. Gov John Anderson names Stough Althaus and Nordstrom to plan a dinner Sept 10 in Topeka for Dr Frederick H. Guild retirement.
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Ralph Brown
Betsy
Cynthia
Los Angeles
Dick Foran
Thousand Oaks
Mr. Foran
Burbank
George Marakas
NBC Studios
Bob Barker
Grand Canyon
Phoenix
Las Vegas
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Denver
M. L. Denlinger
Alexandria
F. B. Denlinger
Ralph Ward
Roy Moore
Tenn. St
Lake City
Colo
A. Tusten Ackerman
Lawrence
Chicago
New York City
Kansas Uiversity
Helms Foundation Hall of
William Cain
Elm St
Veterans Administration Hospital
Topeka
Birda Hornaday
Fort Dodge
May Rowley
Gene McCracken
John Chaney
Colorado Springs
Broadmoor Hotel
Earl Wilson
Douglas County
John Anderson
Kansas School Retirement Board
Charles Stough
Carl Althaus
Carl Nordstrom
Anderson
Frederick H. Guild
Research
The
Kansas Legislative Council
Topeka Municipal Auditorium
Patterson Descendant Reunion Held at Clinton Park
A Patterson family reunion gathering occurred Sunday at Clinton Park with numerous attendees listed by their relationships and hometowns including Perry Lawrence Topeka Oskaloosa and Blue Springs among others. The gathering brings together descendants of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Patterson for familial reassembly and fellowship.
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Patterson
Clinton Park
W. H. Patterson
Flory Reunion Sunday at Lone Star Church
The annual Flory reunion will be Sunday at the Lone Star Church of the Brethren. The gathering includes a basket dinner.
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Lone Star Church of the Brethren
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County Institute
Holiday Inn
Judith Boles
Lila Haas
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Faye Nay
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Elma Lohrenz
Ruth Perry
Nancy Keller
Stanton
Howard Lynch
Richard Oehlert
Robert Flory
Ed Smith
Oak Hill
Wadsworth Consolidated Center
Jim Wilson
Lew Whitten
Jane Massey
Arylis Neal
Sue Neustifter
Wilson
Conley Neal
Bernice Muelller
Larry Wilson
Lynn
Mary Brundmeyer
Shirley Campbell
Lawrence Wilson
Six Corners
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Cecile Roney
Mexico
Roney
Lillian Terrell
Yucaipa
Calif
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Glenn May
Teresa
Roger
Irby Hughes
Erin
Jennifer
Tom Swearingen
Tommy
Sadie
Heather
E. P. Pullin
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Art Hemphill
Boyd Connell
Albert Torneden
Conner
Rick
Jeff
Reekie-Buerman
Schehrer
Walter Patterson
Leon
Lester Ireland
DeLoris
Ethel Marie Rowe
Winfield
Ernest Douglas
Debbie
Ralph Douglas
Floyd Gonzalez
Blue Springs
Clifford Abel
LeAnne
Merl and Dwight
Vern Patterson
Harold Patterson
Janice
Evelyn
Frank
J. B. Abel
Duane
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Debra
Cathy
Perry
Gayle Killinger
Gaylene
Robert Abel
Mark
George Abel
Julie
Rose Channel
Paul Abel
Jaycve Jaynes
Kenneth Pickert
Ava
Bridal Salon
Indiana
Hoop Rentals
Royal College Shop
Massachu
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