Roever Miller Wedding Held in Hanover Kansas
Miss Barbara Ann Roever daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Roever Hanover Kansas wed Harlan L Miller son of Mr and Mrs Harlan W Miller of 2025 R I St Jan 1 at Zion Lutheran Church Hanover The candlelight ceremony featured pink gladioli white chrysanthemums and candles Rev P Q Anderson officiated Elmer Loges sang The couple reside at 1046 Ky St after the ceremony The wedding party included Judy Scheele maid of honor Stan McNish best man and ushers Richard Roever and John Demos The reception followed at Zion Lutheran Parish Hall with blue white red accents and several Hanover area helpers listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Roever
Arnold Roever
Hanover
Kan
Harlan L. Miller
Harlan W. Miller
R. I. St
Zion Lutheran Church
P. QO. Anderson
P. O. Anderson
Elmer Loges
Judy Scheele
Stan McNish
Lawrence
Richard Roever
John Demos
Helen Roever
Clarence Roever
Kansas City
Dean Stultz
Sharon Rappes
Connie Mullen
Roine Rippe
Miller
Ky. St
DAR chapter elects officers and plans state conference
Betty Washington chapter D A R elected officers for 1960 and set attendees for the Kansas state conference March 8 10 in Hutchinson with Baker Hotel as HQ. Miles Wat son presided as regent and Miss Lyons spoke on federal slum clearance and METRO urging informed voting. Tea was served before the meeting and Kansas birthday decorations were displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mildred D. Watson
Ida G. Lyons
N. Faye Woodward
Mervin T. Sadler
Watson
W. J. Keeler
Chapin
Wayne F. Shaw
Hutchinson
Baker Hotel
Fred Reynolds
Keeler
Woodward
J. F. Mee
James W. Gowans
Grace Light
Edward F. Arndt
Sue Todd
Elizabeth Davis
Mildred Newman
Reynolds
Shaw
Washington, D.C
Miss Lyons
National Defense
Metropolitan Planning
METRO
E. F. Abels
W. C. Summers
Kansas
Miss Woodward
Miss Newman
Mra
Community Circle Schedules and Club Meetings
United Presbyterian Women of First Church plan circle meetings from January to December with hosts at various addresses and babysitting at the church for morning sessions. Oskaloosa Study Club met in January with a Russia program by Mrs. Lawson. Kappa Kappa Iota held a January meeting at Mrs. Keltcher’s. Gamma state convention attendees named. Joerg Roth spoke on National Understanding. Lawrence Music Club met at Mrs. Mitchell’s home replacing the prior venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women of the
First Presbyterian Church
Kappa Kappa Iota
Wesley Keltcher
Ala
Gayle Mott
Edith Beach
Gamma
Mildred Mast
Margarett Lowman
Opal Kennedy
Tulsa
Oklo
Joerg Roth
Switzerland
Central Junior High School
United States
Lanny Keltcher
Lawrence Music Club
Franklin Mitchell
Highland Dr
Homer Frank
World
P.E.O
Dodderidge
Founders Day Observance by PEO Chapters in Area
PEO chapters of Lawrence Tonganoxie and Baldwin held Founders Day in the Kansas Union Kansas Room. Mrs Kenneth Dodderidge presided at the luncheon and program with decorations by Chapter AT and CW. Members met 140 guests as Miss Chim Suk Kim of Korea spoke on Peace scholarship. Several chapter presidents and invited guests attended, with music by violinist Ralph King and accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Lawrence
Tonganolle
Baldwin
Kansas Room
Kansas Union Building
Kenneth Dodderidge
Lawrence Cooperative Board
Tonganoxie
Chapter
R. M. Raney
Kansas State
Chim Suk Kim
Korea
Kansas University
Cooperative Board
Mark Roach
Jane Richards
Paul Davis
Ralph H. King
Howard Wilcox
Mozart
Chapter AZ
Iowa Wesleyan University
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Kenneth Anderson
George Anderson
Arthur Rose
Sally Montgomery
Fred S. Montgomery
Burge
Europe
C. E. Pontius
No Turnng Cooking Bacon for a Crowd
Cooking bacon for a crowd suggests baking on a rack in a shallow pan in a hot oven to avoid turning. This method saves time to prepare pancakes for go-alongs.
Personal notes mention Cox family trip and visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cox of 2101 Rt. St. spent last week in Chicago. Mrs. L. A. McNalley of Minneapolis spent Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. Charles L. Medlock, 1312 Vt. St., and both attended the P E O Founders' Day luncheon at the Kansas Union building. Pvt. Archie L. Noble, who visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cox
Rt. St
Chicago
L. A. McNalley
Minneapolis
Charles L. Medlock
Vt. St
P.E.O
Kansas Union Building
Archie L. Noble
Special Exhibition Of Spode Display This Week
A trunk show of Spode opened today at Marks Jewelers and runs through the week. The display features museum pieces new patterns and traditional Spode dating back to 1770 when Josiah Spode I began the business that continues today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks Jewelers
Josiah Spode I
Staffordshire Museum Display Showcases Fine Ceramics
In Staffordshire England a display features bone china earthenware and stoneware as museum pieces. Charley Deauville, a leading Spode decorator, contributes elaborate jewelry style elements. A $200 plate with a raised gold pattern stands out among vivid color scenes by artists. The exhibit includes cups and saucers and steps in decorating an underglaze pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staffordshire
England
Charley Deauville
Spode
PTA Executive Board Meeting Times Across Schools
Hillcrest executives meet at 9 30 a m Wednesday at the school. Schwegler PTA board gathers 7 30 p m Tuesday at the school. New York School PTA meets 2 p m Tuesday in the school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest
Schwegler School
PTA
New York
Casual China: durable vitrified dinnerware for all occasions
The piece describes Casual China as tough, fully vitrified dinnerware from Iroquois China, introduced in 1946. It highlights oven-to-table use, year‑round service, vibrant patterns, starter sets, and a one year replacement warranty for any broken piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois China Company
Casual China
Byussell Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. and
Mrs
Parker
BUICK
P. N. Stevens
Carl Perkins
Summers
J. F. Stubeck
L. N. Flint
M. C. Fisher
Kenneth Shook
West Hills Pkvy
John Golden
Stanton Olinger
la. St
Harold Allen
Ohio St
Allen Sterner
University
Gerald Miner
Naismith
W. W. Richardson
N. H. St
Paul B. Lawson
Russia
Mark Rouch
First Methodist Church
P.E.C
Archie W. Noble
Ft. Knox
Ft. Leonard Wood
Idessa Riley
Topeka Public School of Practical Nursing
Monroe Elementary School
Tom Thomas
Detroit
Mich
Alicia Louise
Thomas
Mary Emily Booth
H.M. Booth
Booths
Billy J. Stowe
L. A. Campbell
Route 1
DeSoto
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
DeSoto Rural High School
Stowe
Ree
Malls Shopping
Miles
Eac
Mary Catharine Kennedy
Paul Seiwald
Bert Seiwald
Eudora
Mr. Seiwald
James Kennedy
Lillis, Kan
Odell’s and Bells Hillcrest Shop
A. V. Phillips
W. Sih Ph
New Hampshire
Fordhook Limas
Boyles
North Bay
Stilwell
Vickers
Granada
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