Wedding plans for Sandra Clark and John Lopes in New York
Social notices report the forthcoming wedding of Sandra Lee Clark and John Charles Lopes of the U S Navy in New City Rockland County New York with family ties in Lawrence Kansas. Other items include bridal showers for Sharon Tuggle and Mary Ann Mahon plus local club events and a Fourth of July Family Day at Lawrence Country Club with golf and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sandra Lee Clark
John Charles Lopes
U.S. Navy
Lopes
Nicholas F. Lopes
New York City
Lawrence
Berenice Ackerman
Marvin Brecheisen
Joyce Wichman
Sandra Wichman
Tuggle
Eudora City Hall
Kenneth Tuggle
Pamela
Merritt Musick
Marilyn
Shirley
Alvin Bond Sr
Grace Musick
Fields Holmes
Fred Shirk
Harry Schmidt
John Musick
Millard Murray
Kathy
Jean
Jayne
Bob Hadi
Sharon
Helen Wichman
Donna
Norma Schmille
Zella Schaake
Vernita Wichman
Doris Duncan
Geraldine Wilcox
Janet Schaake
Louise Howard
Nevieve Wichman
Darlene Musick
Margaret Schellack
Arthur Blaylock Jr
Janet Kay
Mins Tuggle
Music
Lawrence Country Club
Gloria Jean Ousdahl to Marry Max H Gaston July 28
Lawrence couple Mr and Mrs Leo Ousdahl announce the engagement of their daughter Gloria Jean to Max H Gaston son of Mr and Mrs C C Gaston of Axtell Kansas The wedding is planned for Sunday July 28 at Memorial Presbyterian Church in Marysville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Ousdahl
Lawrence
Gloria Jean
Max H. Gaston
C. C. Gaston
Axtell
Kan
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Marysville
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebration In Yates Center
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Culbertson was celebrated with a Sunday dinner at the Keltcher home Route 5. Family members hosted attendees from multiple Kansas cities and guests included Grace Kier and C. J. Peake, both present at the couple's 50th wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Culbertson
Yates Center
Wesley Keltcher
Route 5
Emerson Culbertson
Virgil, Kan
Carl Guyll
Dean Engiebrecht
Learnard Ave
Keltcher
Fort Scott
Cecil Lou Hutchins
Memphis
Tenn
John Culbertson
Independence
Lucile Hick
Liberty
Cecil Culbertson
Lamar
A. Ben Culbertson
Vicki
Cathy
Riverton
Kan
Sandford Hargrove
Freddy
Marybeth
Wichita
Lewis Parrack
Mahaska
Virgil Volland
Charles Volland
Grace Kier
Valley Falls
C. J. Peake
Linda
Diane Hollenstein
Gary
Mary Jo Culbertson
Virgil
Carl Gene Guyl
Liberal
Dee Ann
Janie Englebrecht
Lanny
Glenda Keltcher
Lawrence
Lawrence area personals note various former residents visit
Former Lawrence residents and relatives travel for visits and duties. Alphus Wilson, now a Mt Edgecumbe teacher in Sitka Alaska, left for Alaska after a 10 day Lawrence visit. Several others, including Mrs. Wequist in Pittsburg and the Rakes in Eureka Illinois, are noted with guests or trips. Kansas University alumni and military family movements are also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Alphus Wilson
Pamela Kay
Sitka
Alaska
Wilson
Mt. Edgecumbe Indian School
Haskell Institute
Oklahoma City
Kenneth Mitchell
Mitchell Rd
David Wequist
Pittsburg
Kansas University
Ralph Rake
Wequist
Judy
James Redford
Allan
Steven
Donald Rake
Eureka
Ill
Duane Paugh
Wichita
Paugh
Lorena Crumpley
Falls Church
Elmer Broat
Crumpley
Montgomery
Ala
A. L. Brooks
Syracuse
N. Y
Constellation
San Diego Naval Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Alma Mae Moorman
Learnard
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bessie E. Wilder
Mass. St
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence Girl Scouts Return from Camping at Lake of the Ozarks
Four Lawrence Girl Scouts completed a two week camping session at Camp Pin Oak in Lake of the Ozarks State Park Kaiser Missouri. Attendees were Jan Bishop Gayle Anderson Susan Scott and Donna Patterson assigned to the Outpost Unit five miles from main camp with nineteen girls. They camped in tents cooked most meals and learned canoeing junior lifesaving campcraft and democratic community living. They joined two square dances with FFA boys and spent an afternoon horseback riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Camp Pin Oak
Heart of Missouri Girl Scout Council
Lake of the Ozarks State Park
Kaiser, Mo
FFA
State Banks Call Issued By State Commissioner
State Bank Commissioner J. O. Wilson issued a call for condition reports from state banks and trust companies for the period ending June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
J. O. Wilson
Girl Scout Senior Canoe Trip Plans Set for Quetico Lakes
Fourteen local Senior Girl Scouts from Lawrence Baldwin with Kaw Valley Council prepare a two week canoe trip in the Quetico Superior area with 25 girls total from multiple towns. They will travel by charter bus to Ely Minnesota with Fall Lake put in and include safety training and Red Cross water skills certification led by Mrs. H D Remple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quetico-Superior Lake
Minnesota
Canada
Lawrence
Baldwin
H. D. Remple
Kaw Valley Girl Scout Council
Ft. Leavenworth
Atchison, Topeka
Buhler
Liberty
Linda Martin
Lucy Jean Remple
Ely
Minn
Fall Lake
Wichita
Red Cross
Marriage of Janice Kay Zook to James T Archer
Mr and Mrs George E Zook announce the marriage of their daughter Janice Kay to James T Archer son of Mrs Charles Kapfer. The ceremony was June 18 in Newkirk Oklahoma. The couple reside in Lawrence after visiting Oklahoma and western Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Zook
It. St
Janice Kay
James T. Archer
Charles Kapfer
Ohio St
Newkirk
Oklo
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Kansas
Boy Scout Troop 52 Camps Week at Camp Naish
Forty boys of Scout Troop 52 sponsored by First Methodist Church camped at Camp Naish in Kaw Valley Council eastern Kansas. The group, including many named Lawrence attendees, spent the week swimming advancing on merit badges and cooking three meals Thursday. The troop earned a ribbon for 60 percent attendance. the large session served 570 boys and leaders across two sites. Leaders joining them included Scoutmaster Edward Bishop and others such as Danny Bishop and Raymond Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout
First Methodist Church
Camp Naish
Kaw Valley Council
Kansas
Edward Bishop
Danny Bishop
Raymond Anderson
Don Henry
John Monaghan
Duane Kraft
Robert Ridgway
M. W. Everley
James Cooper
Arizona Indians Become Experts in Making Wigs
Arizona Indians have become skilled wig makers, producing high quality wigs for export. At Second Mesa Hopi Reservation, a year of study plus three years of apprenticeship yields masters who craft each hair into silk netting, with pay supported by federal aid. The program claims 4 Arizona wig makers, ranking behind New York and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Tucson, Ariz
E. Francis Hope
U. S
Hope
Europe
France
Germany
Italy
Second Mesa
Indian Department
New York
California
New Lions Club Officers Installed Here Monday
Installation of new Lions Club officers was held Monday night in the Kansas Room at the Kansas University Student Union. Twenty-one perfect attendance awards were presented by Dr. Gary Lee. New officers include Gene Nunemaker president Sam Adams George Willhoite Lyle Young vice presidents Dr. Dale Clinton secretary Dick Feaker Lion Tanner Harry Buchholz Tail Twister LeRoy Wahaus treasurer Joe Ornelas C E Kerns Don Young Bob Zimmerman directors Dr. Ted Kennedy chaplain and T Murk Beal historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Kansas Room
Kansas University Student Union
Lion Bill Bradley
Barney Lambert
Gary Lee
Gene Nunemaker
Sam Adams
George Willhoite
Lyle Young
Dale Clinton
Dick Feaker
Lion Tanner
Harry Buchholz
Tail
LeRoy Wahaus
Joe Ornelas
C. E. Kerns
Don Young
Bob Zimmerman
Ted Kennedy
T. Murk Beal
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Miss Is
Charles S. Clark
St. Augustine's R.C. Church
New City
Rockland County
N.Y
Sharon Tuggle
Eudora
Eclect
LaVerne Musick
Belleview
Maude Duncan
Lela Duncan
Leonard Had
Yvonne
Francis Skinner
LeRoy Buerman
Diana
Jim Wiggins
Edward Johnson
Grace Shirk
Chuck Ledom
Albert Sommers
Jody
Fred Kelsall
Goldie Harmon
Lois
Eva Sue
Roger A
Miss Mahon
Roy O. Mahon
Dodge City
Jim Riley
Harold Mason
Julia Oehrle
Pau Abel
Gene Snow
Herbert Nunemaker
Nunemaker
John Stavros
J. D Lohman
Eva Hardtaker
Eagles
Eagle Hall
Gloria Jean Ousdahl
Jan Bishop
East
Glenn Dr
Gayle Anderson
Ind. St
Susan Scott
Cambridge Rd
Donna Patterson
Bullene
Girl Scout
Trinity Episcopal Church
William Binns
Col. Clutterbuck
James T, Archer
Boy Scout
Journal-World
Thurs
Our
Bridal Salon
Indiana
Betty
By Ethel
W. 23Rd St
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