Engagement of Mary Elizabeth Brown to James Blocker
Tecumseh Michigan welcomes the engagement of Mary Elizabeth Brown daughter of Dr and Mrs Arthur H Brown to James Edward Blocker son of Prof and Mrs John G Blocker of Kansas City Missouri. Miss Brown taught elementary grades in Grosse Pointe and Blocker holds an MBA from Harvard and a BS from KU. Wedding planned for early fall in Tecumseh with residence in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Brown
Tecumseh
Mich
Mary Elizabeth
James Edward Blocker
John G. Blocker
Miss Brown
Albion College
Albion
Eastern Michigan College of Education
Ypsillanti
Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority
Grosse Pointe
Blocker
School of Business
Kansas University
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Phi Delta Theta
Beta Gamma Sigma
Sachem
Alpha Kappa Psi
Summerfield
Spencer Chemical Company
Kansas City
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Tecumseh, Mich
Vacation tales and travels of local families abroad and at home
Dr and Mrs R L Dunlap and daughters Jane Barbara Mary Kay and Susan return from a three week vacation at Hamilton Lodge Park Rapids Minnesota en route they stop in Council Bluffs Iowa with Mia Dunlaps parents Mr and Mrs W E Bean who have just returned from an European tour Mr and Mrs Owen H Smith and daughters Anne and Jennifer spent two weeks at Rapid City SD D Mr Smith on Army Reserve duty at Camp Rapid SD they return Saturday Mr and Mrs Joe Wilson and daughters Linda and Kathy who left last week for Oregon come home this morning from Loveland Colorado where Linda broke a leg and is now in Lawrence Memorial Hospital Mrs LeRoy Fleming returns from a three week visit with sister Mrs Jess Karnes and Mr Karnes at Ventura California also visits niece Mrs Richard Dolphan and Mr Dolphan at Santa Barbara Chancellor Franklin D Murphy of Kansas University will spend Tuesday and Wednesday in Minnesota for a Spencer Chemical Company board meeting Mr and Mrs Don Phelps and family return Sunday from a two week vacation at Alexandria Minnesota Mr and Mrs R F Gallup of Kansas City Missouri with daughter Alice Gallup of Long Beach California visit Alfred Gallup and family Richard Beaty son of Mrs Harold Beaty flies home after five weeks with the Brothers of the Sacred Heart at Camp Stanislaus Bay St Louis Mississippi where he earns the highest camp award and medals for row
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Dunlap
Jane
Barbara
Mary Kay
Susan
Hamilton Lodge
Park Rapids
Minn
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Mia. Dunlap
W. E. Bean
Owen H. Smith
Anne
Jennifer
Rapid City
Mr. Smith
Camp Rapid
Joe Wilson
Linda
Kathy
Oregon
Loveland
Colo
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LeRoy Fleming
Jess Karnes
Karnes
Ventura
Calif
Richard Dolphan
Dolphan
Santa Barbara
Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University
Minnesota
Spencer Chemical Company
Don Phelps
Alexandria
R. F. Gallup
Kansas City
Alice Gallup
Long Beach
Alfred Gallup
Dale Wheeler
Gary
California
Los Angeles
Fred Harris
Barker
R. W. Doores
Bloomington
Ind
George W. Smart
Haskell
Carolyn
Mave
Los Angeles County
Tahoe
Family notices and travel tales fill community recap
Local column lists family visits and returns from Colorado to Kansas with trips to Glenwood Springs and Pueblo. Births, weddings, and travels include Ed Hundley of Trenton welcoming a son, Perry and Jim from Eudora visiting relatives, and Rev. George W. Smart’s Navajo reservations study. Also notes a Lawrence Memorial Hospital birth and a fashion paragraph recalling late 19th century style.
Fall Fashion Picture Features Formality
Dorothy Roe reports advance fall fashions for American women with a move toward formal attire. Full length evening gowns cocktail clothes and styled afternoon dresses dominate wardrobes. Designers and buyers note a shift from casual dress to dressy occasions and a 1912 look echoes in renewed evening wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
New York
Hero Sandwiches with Bean and Ham Layers
Prepare ready baked small French loaves or brown and serve bread. Slice lengthwise into thirds and spread bottom with mustard. Layer ham and Swiss cheese, add buttered middle slice, then mashed baked beans and pickle relish. Cap with top slice and cut diagonally into servings.
Self-taught driver in lagoon leads to rookie tickets
Sacramento youth Valen tin A Garcia taught himself to drive and due to unclear gear use wound up in a park lagoon. Police cited him for lacking an operator license and speeding. Meanwhile a kitchen quiz notes a tall can of evaporated milk holds 174 cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Valentin A. Garcia
Veal Scallopine Dinner and Blue and Old Compote Mix
Recipe notes describe Jecaly Brownston family supper with veal scallopine, mashed potatoes, green peas, salad, bread, and a blue and old compote. The blue and old compote combines grapefruit, blueberries, and canned apricots, then chills. A separate summer salad uses limas, corned beef, dill pickle, radish, celery, and a seasoned dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jecaly
Brownston
Expert Home Economists Try Their Own Concoctions
Washington reports professional home economists at a meeting sampling soups and booth fare from over 200 exhibitors. Mildred Horton notes they cook and eat their own creations with the group sharing menus like molded salmon mousse and avocado sauce, a stretchable casserole, and Mexican chile con carne style dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EADS
Washington
Mildred Horton
Association
Helen J. Mandieo
KansasCity
Tome Economics In Business Group
Kansas City
Women's Chamber of Commerce
Edalene Stohr
New York
Reflected Ghosts Puzzle Light in Lanhamtown Night
Residents of Lanhamtown near Liberty report a puzzling bright light that flashed on and off at various times through the night, prompting curiosity about its origin and triggering local speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Lanhamtown
Mystery Light Explained By Reflective Chicken House Glow
Residents near the cemetery observed a mysterious light that drew them toward it for several nights. Editor Fred J. Burkhard explained the light came from Mrs. Roscoe Moore's chicken house a mile and a half away, where a light was turned on to check her birds, reflecting toward the cemetery. A separate stray line mentions a honey butter spread recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Burkhardt
Casey County News
Roscoe Moore
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Miam
Oklo
Oscar Fontaine
First Methodist Church
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St. Louis
Lawrence Schatzel
Ossining
Carol Marie
John L. Grigsby, Jr
Ossinnk
Grigsby
K. U
Pennsylvania University
The
Wadsworth Veterans Aid
Emma B. Weidlein
William D. Weidlein
San Diego
Weidlein
Ralph Weidlein
DeSoto
Ralph Medwret
Belleville
Frank Penner
Fred Hards
G. P. Ramsey
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Lois Mae
Diana
Patty Lou
Waco
Tex
Edward K. Bishop
Janny
Ronnie
Jananne
Vern A. Thornton
Sharon
Patty
Robert R. Kruse
Phil
Dave
Steve
Barrie
Larry
Gerry Lynne
Terry Jay
Jackie Penner
Storrs, Tonn
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Robert D. Medhurst
Judy Ott
Janice Ramsey
John Ellis
Dewto
Frank Montgomery
Louilda DeWolf
Jayhawk
Wuxiliary
Vincent Wolf
Frankhoemaker
Carl
H. J. Paulson
Ohio St
Lawrence
Hugh Hines
Olin Fabe
W. A. Dunbar
Dorota Palrson
Charles Dunbar
Church of the Nazarie
Frank Godding
Pat Nehrbass
Mary Corel
Robert Ferrie
Ohio
Forrest Patterson
Gene Sweyer
Meriden
Diane Gibson
Pensacola
Fla
Mary Kay Hill
George E. Patterson Jr
Sherryl
Joy Wrightsman
Robert Martinek
Mona Sue
Karl Garrett
Essie Puderbaugh
Steven
Curtis
Topeka
Naomi Puderbaugh
Jaycee Jaynes
Katherine Banta
Murrow Court
Linda Marie Flory
Atchison
Nebe Smart
Luetta Howe
Linda Marie
Gary Lenn Smart
Sherlena Smart
Randy Smart
Leroy Smart
Neba Jo Smart
Lillian Russell
Jim Brady
Carrie
Eloise
Gotham
Sterling
SOL Marks & Son
Mass
Wm. Guntert
Perry St. Vis
Mia
Myrtle Deal
Lustron
Weaver's Nation
Sumner Fabrics
Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Vermont
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