Marriage of Mistry June Sulli van and Harold Goss
Society notes report the Friday wedding of Mistry June Sulli van and Harold E. Goss at Banforth chapel near Detar AZ with reception at homes of Mrs Rice, Mrs Schoexter and others. The bride, a University of Kansas graduate, becomes Mrs Gunn of Lawrence. Attendants, guests, shower, and celebration details are listed with multiple Kansas City and Lawrence affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistry
Harold Pontier
Mississippi Street
Thomas Barlow
Aning
Rich Key
May Key
Mes JA Turgle
Frank Rowe
Carriy Rohrerland
Karl Durbin
Harold
Marion Barlow Preston
Marion Barlow Preston Meaty Adwin Pt, Hurgene Mrs Halph Castes
Henry
Charles Koehler
Dienrge Adams
Harold Misa
Lena Athert
George Muthar
June Raper
Merle Ridge
Pontus Way Aufman
Ch Riteway Hawley
Murphy
Vera Louise Durbin
Mary Taig
Pontus
Louise Dure
Eni
Ws . Huteonville
Walter Love
Riverside
Calif
Herbert Hornberger
Duane Carpenter
Elsie Mae Griffin
William Frowe
Spooner Thayer museum hosts bird talk by Keeler circle
Community gathering at Spooner Thayer museum features Mrs. Guy Keeler and Mrs. C. B. Althaus with a program titled They Sing for Their Sup. Russell L. Wiley and Miss Helen Wagstaff among guests. Tea chaired by Mrs. Ear Klooz. refreshments led by Mrs. Earl Falkenstein with assistants. Funeral service details and hospital births noted. club meetings planned and a safety program by Patricia Solander of Topeka highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Walter
Guy|Keeler
En Keeler
C. B. Althaus
Mra
Russell L. Wiley
Helen Per
Wagstaff
Ear Klooz
Earl Falkenstein
Leonard Axe
C. K. Hyder
James Malin
F. O. Russe
J. A. Burgle
E. Gray
Fred Ellsworth
Ralph Baldwin
E. C. Quigley
O. O. Staland
H. Hodder
Patrica Solander
Peace Officers
May Williams
KFRKU
Patricia Solander
Topeka
State Highway Department
Kansas Federation of B.P.W
Delbert Neis
Marriage announcements from Lawrence for Miss Eton McIntire
Announcements report the marriage of Miss Eton Jean McIntire daughter of Dr and Emery James McIntire of Carthage Missouri to Ronald Bernara Dalimerer on Friday January 24 in Carthage. The bride a granddaughter of L O McIntire a pioneer Lawrence merchant studied at the University of Kansas and was a member of Delta Delta Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Theta Sigma Phi
Kansan
Lawrence
Gunn
University of Kan
Sigma Nelta Chi
Navy
Kansas
University Club
Calf
Halk
Jay Hawk
Farmer Kh. U
Croup
Frank E. Marcy
University Heddison House
Bedain
Jeffries
Eton Jean McIntire
Emery James McIntire
Carthage
Ronald Bernara Dalimerer
Goldaugh
Ter
L. 0
McIntire
Srs
Uiversity of Kansas
Delta Delta Delta Aetority
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Mina Jane Anderson
Ire Anderson
Louisiana
Erteet
Juris Gunn
J. Wayne Gunn
Kansas City
Cannes Hs
WM Dick
Paimwin
Ogee
Glen
Vir Bachar
Kanes
al. A.ne Guan
Der
Hutchison
Charles Sno
Weer
Sinth Street
Frank Rowland
J. A. Tuggle
Henry Koehler
Carroll Pontius
George Adams
Ralph Casteel
Laura Roper
Jane Roper
George Musick
Snow
Sunny Valley
Dan Smith
Ralph Tripr, Jr
Robert Walker
Floyd Weihel
Barshara ‘No Jones
C. Marton
Theta Rho Club No. 2A
Munday
Farly Sept
Roy Gordon
de Ores
Vicolar
Charles Drummond
Ruth
Junior
Emma
Ecmer Drummond
Mane
Mae Ant Jeanne
Chester Willams
Alvin Moore
Wiliam Drummond
Gasper Glasmutttch
Sharon and
Y Moore
Wiliam Gordon
Fisha
Warren
Leoz
Iland Ryan
Barbera Ann
Virginia
American Legion Auxiliary
Vermont
Ranwaka
A. R. Caleman
Rosas Waskuhle
Lane
Ton Capper
Renal
Tote Ok
Teac
Herald
Zephyr Bakery
Zephyr
Blue Bird Inn
Robert Taylor
Newton E. Jerome
Tlinols
Beta
Rentes
Pheme
MPM
J. Brown
H. P. Cady
A. Shiss
Lawrence Flowerers
Boxerers
Memorial Hospital
Joe McDonald
Connecticut Street
Clifford Jones
E Street
Frank Curry
Ard
Clarence Wey Veud
Fooridge
Iytia
Piskhan
Sun's Beauty Shop
Mana
Book Nook
Mass
Russel Stovers
Stover
Stowits Rexall
Oh & Mass, St
WM. Volker &Ca
Swope
Swope’s Children's Shop
Weel Mittens
Swope’s Dress Shop
Green Bros
Lindley
Kansas Cleaners
Cont
Bob
Ecru Eatton
Biren S.K
S.K
Lawrence, Kansas
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