Marriage announcements and society notices fill Kansas events
The notes report the wedding of Miss Marie Hunter to Francis Swaim of Oxford Kansas at the First Christian church with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. It also covers garden suppers, engagements, and multiple club activities including a bridge tournament won by Mrs Stella Wilson and Margaret Henderson, plus various society meetings and a birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hunter
Francis. Swaim
Oxford
Kan
First Christian Church
L. A. Hunter
Stella Wilson
Margaret Finnerty Henderson
Louise Nelson
Mayme Corcoran
R. Zvacek
John Akers
Hazel Anderson
Rose Gieseman
Henderson
Wilson
Maxine Schmitencorf
Helen Gardner
Claudia’ Maxwell
Buena Vista
Myrnice C. Morgan
R. Ulrich
H. H. Ulrich
James S. Chubb
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
Helen Heaston
Esther Brockway Gang
Leland Ulrich
Ola
Baker University
Delta Tau Delta
University of Kansas
Alpha Chi
Omega
Ulrich
Colorado
Community Party Celebrates Third Birthday With Guests
Mrs Earl Curl hosted a children's party celebrating Earl Eugene Curl's third birthday with games balloons ice cream cake and fruit drinks. Attendees included Mrs Lloyd Weibel Mrs C M Jones and daughter Esther Louise Mrs George Wilbur and daughter Caroline and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Curl
Earl Eugene
Lloyd Weibel
Dolores
Robert
C. M. Jones
Esther Louise
George ‘Wilbur
Caroline
F. J. O'Dell
Bobby
Jack
Georgiana Brune
Gerald
Janet
J. E. Nottingham
Mary Elen Nottingham
Roderte Nottingham
A. al Curl
Fred Coftins
Joann Coffman
Leslie Wright
Lillian
Tanta
Maxine
Georgi
Ethel Ouedahl
Local Obituaries and Society Notes Across Oklahoma
Mrs. R. F. Moore is laid to rest in Liberty Cemetery Upland Kansas after a graveside service with family from Moore households. News items detail visits and travels of local residents including Mrs J E Brooks from Dallas and tributes to university ties for Dorothy Smith Hodnik formerly of Kansas, now in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onis C. Hodnik
Chicago
C. E. Smith
W. E. Kennard
Hodnik
Dorothy, Smith
University of Kansas
Alpha Chimega
Thomas Hurst
Dennis
W. B. Dalton
Ted A. Kennedy
Northwest Coast
San Francisco Fair
Fred Wheeler
Patricia Ann
J. J. Wheeler
Camden
Wheeler
Radio Corporation of America
Oklahoma
Ity
L. V. Carr
Garden City
Marie Hunter
William H. Semple
Jane
Nancy
Prairie Grove
Ark
A. B. Conner
Peggy Haworth
Weaver's
New ‘York
Weaver
New London
Conn
Theyenue River Indian Agency
Pine Ridge
S. D
Denver
Colo
Sante Fe
N. M
R. A. Schwegler
H. A. Dunn
Ottawa
Minnesota
Gwinn Henry
Santa Fe
Chama
Amarillo
Brownwood
Tex
Henry
W. H. Horr
David
St. Joseph
Daughter Cynthia Returns From Four Week Miami Stay
Cynthia and family report her return after a four week visit in Miami. The relatives note the trip included sightseeing and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia
Miami, A
Export ban tops news in Tulsa aviation fuel report
The U S administration ordered a ban on exports of aviation gasoline to the western hemisphere with exceptions for American owned firms operating abroad. May exports totaled about 400 000 barrels with England 148 605 France 151 794 Japan 29 069 and other regions showing smaller amounts. Domestic output is about a million barrels monthly and three to four million barrels are in storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Department of Commerce
England
France
Japan
British West Africa
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Germany
Kansas Boosts Lamb Crop Ahead of Year
Kansas reports 1940 lamb crop estimated at 335000 head up from 318000 last year and 292000 average, with 97 lambs per 100 ewes versus 102 in 1939. National lamb crop about 32729000 head, up three percent from 1939. Wichita chamber plans campaign to attract a $10 million bomb and shell loading plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Agriculture Departments
Wichita
Shell
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
Arch N. Booth
Washington
Pleasant Valley Social News Highlights and Visits
Pleasant Valley neighbors recount visits and gatherings with family and friends across Denver Fort Collins Gardner and Eudora. The Meadow Lark 4 H club planned a Brown's Grove picnic and members shared pecan rolls and sewing, while many residents hosted or visited relatives and neighbors throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kramer
Colorado
Fred Bashaw
Denver
Fort Collins
H. J. Paterson
Norman
Donald
Carl Hegeman
Eudora
Leon
Andrew
Floyd
Gardner
Ben. McIntire
Ward’ Landers
Shirley
William, Wells
Alice
Annette
Ollie Oskie
Meadow Lark Yow Club
Garratt
Otto Luckan
Freida
Charlene
C. N. Janeway
Phyllis
Dolores
Marlene
Kenneth
Catherine Luckan
Norman Allison
Jack Maloney
Eugene Anderson
Vernon Broers
Alwinna Thiry
Kansas City
Roscoe Anderson
Mary Ann Peterson
Glenn Scoots
Wellsville
Difford
Albert Hayden
Leo
Albert Mole
A. K. Hayden
Baker Aturphy
John Thiry
Clifford Thiry
Ward Landis
Doris
Virgil Landis
Pleasant Grove
Vernon
Anderson
Harry Broers
Gus Koehler
C. N
Mrs Otto Luckan Visits Mrs Dorothy Anderson
Mrs Otto Luckan and her daughters called on Mrs Dorothy Anderson Wednesday evening. Neighbors note she is feeling better at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Luckan
Dorothy. Anderson
Former Oklahoma Editor Edmond Frantz Dies in Enid
Edmond Frantz aged 79, brother of Frank Frantz former territorial governor, died in Enid Oklahoma. He served as editor and publisher of the Enid Daily Eagle shortly after the turn of the century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Enid
Okla
Edmond Frantz
Frank Frantz
Oklahoma Territorial
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David Ee
Jtte Houk
Jeannette Houk
Bodin
D. Olmstead
P. D. ' Tead
Cora’ Dolbee
Myrtle Dolbee
George Dolbee
Los Angeles
Cal
Ralph T. Smalley
Douglas, Ariz
George Harvey Newell
Longview
Wash
Mrs. Smalley
Lawrence
Mr. Smalley
Kansas Electric Power Company
Women’s Relief Corps No. 9
American Legion Hall
School’ of Education
Memorial Union
Louise Wiedemann
Colonial Tea Room
N.S. C. Bridge Club
P. O. Olmstead
Ida Goodman
Ninth
New York Streets
Rosemary Martin
Nancy Jane
Posie Bushler
Lindsey Mary. Seligh
Beverly Chaffin
Carolee Eberhart
Carol Jean Shobe
Norma Jean Stith
Alma Jean Smith - Justyn Eliott
Ednah E. Hopkins
Kathleen Robson
Rachel Stevens van Valkenburg
First Baptist Church
Reute
Burgmueller
Bernice Altenbernd
Schubert
Hauser
Margie Ann Rothberger
Gabriel-Marie- Hartmann
J. Stevenson-Hartmann
Bob Tatum
Alison
Burleigh
Kenneth Bailey
Old Virginny
Bib A.rissland
Frances Ellen McNish
Wieniawski
Barbara Jean Hull
Bartlett
Ednad Hopkins
Robert Lee Jennings
Elvin Altenbe and
Sally Sams
Helen Applegate
Virginia Lyle
C. D. Maier
B. M. Babb
Clarence Houk
William Zweifel
School of Education
C. S. Robinson
H. Roe Bartle
Kansas City, Kan
Boy Scout
Carl Knox
Tonganoxie
Helen Shideler
Clara McGrath
Waterville
Pleasant Valley
Lagu
W. B. Kirby
Dainsville
Charlies Topping
Milton McClung
Gary
Robert, Ridley
Allan Kirby
C. G McClung
George Walter
Fredonia
Walter
Mary
Ann Kirby
Lester Stillenger
Emerson
Virginia Hazlett
Lone Star Lake
Ellen Anderson
George Coffman
Harry Elders
Clinton
Clifford
Dick Evans
George Catlett
Wayne
Cynthia Johanning
Worden
Esther Ruth Hack
N. S.’ Woolverton
Anilene
F. H. Roberts
Optometrist
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dirosana
Massachusetts
Audit Bureau of Circulations
National
Cooperative Association of Publishers
A. B.C
the Journal-World
A. B.C. Reports
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