Marriage Unites Miss Beamer and Karl Bratton
Miss Florence Beamer and Karl Bratton wed at First Methodist in a ceremony led by Rev. E F Price. The bride wore white suede lace gown with train, and carried white roses. reception at the bride’s home followed. Out of town guests included Cherryvale friends and Kansas City visitors. Bratton to teach voice and public school music in Flagstaff Arizona summer program.
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First Methodist Church
Florence Beamer
Land
John Beamer
Karl Bratton
Irving Bratton
E. F. Price
Alice Moncrieff
Mary Turner Salter
Bohm
Carl A. Preyer
Conrad McGrew
Professor Preyer
Bac
Vale
Gevene
Landrith
Cherryvale
Imozene Beamer
Lawrence
Cecil Munger
Betty Jackson
Bratton
Flagstaff Ariz
New Haven
Vetter
Sigma’ Chi
Phi Mu Alpha
Unive Ts School of Fine Arts
Atwater-Kent
Dallas
Tex
National Broadcasting Company
Chicago
WREN
First Methodist’ Church
Outi
Gene
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Church and Club Events
Flor ence Beamer and Karl Bratton attend a church social at First Methodist Episcopal. Seniors of the School of Fine Arts host a reception at Mrs Lawson's home. Various clubs plan bridge, dinner, and picnic gatherings at venues including Broad View Inn and Linton Park. Community groups, travels, and university news fill a full social page.
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Hrarviai
Florence Beamer
Karl Bratton
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Paan
D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Paul B. Lawson
John G. Brandt
Stoland
Mirs
Lawson
H. W. Hargise
Lyle 8. Powell
Avenie Club
Broad View Inn
Iks Club
Ecreation Club
Linton Park
L. N. Fint
Terrace Tea Room
Imperial Club
R. C. Moore
Galen Ware
M. L. Club
Weekend guests visit families in Kansas City area
Personal notes report Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ainsworth of Kansas City Kansas and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goebel of Kansas City Missouri visiting Mrs. Louise Nelson and the R C Rutter family over Memorial Day weekend. Mrs. Eugene Perkins and daughter Donna Jean return to Bartlesville Oklahoma after a week with Mrs. Perkins' parents at 1508 Vermont Street. Miss Arlime ne Stillwell of Sae-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ainsworth
Kansas City
Kan
Charles Goebel
Louise Nelson
R. C. Rutter
Eugene Perkins
Donna Jean
Bartlesville
Okla
Weather turns warm in Kansas as showers possible
Topeka June 1 AP Kansas faces a spell of warm temperatures with highs around 85 to 90, lows near 60 to 65 as unsettled weather brings possible showers in eastern counties. Forecaster S D Flora notes crops benefit from moisture where present, though western Kansas remains dry. southeastern areas report recent rains over an inch.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Mercury
Flora
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel
RENO Mrs A C Hess Freida Eugene and Urban Hess drove to paca early Monday to visit relatives. Mrs Olive Verhoff entertained friends of Mrs Edna McKone at the home of the former last Thursday. Frank Ross of Spokane Wash visiting his niece Mrs August Wartzack and will go to Arkansas to farm. Mrs H G Eisele and daughter Marion spent weekend with relatives in Junction City. Mrs A Wartzack expects a visit from aunt Mrs Hutchings and daughter Anne of Ottawa. Henry Sowers went to Kansas City after vacation with his parents. D E Mundey and son Harry Mundey of Leavenworth came to the cemetery Saturday. Mrs Henry Eisele and children delivered strawberries at ODen’s Wednesday. Mrs Butterfield and two sons from Topeka spent days with sister Mrs A C Hess.
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Remento
Calif
University of Kansas
J. Hubert Else
Kansas City
Else
Lawrence
Osborne
Esther Johnson
Washington
New York
Niagara Falls
Canada
T. G. Fitch
Howard Fitch
Richard Foot
Meadville
Lena McGee
William Albert
Margaret Jane Winslet
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Johnston
Paul Crockett
C. E. DeVore
Corpus Christi
Tex
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Austin
San Antonio
Mae
Ida Edmondson
Woman’s City Club
M.W. Pyle
Long Beach
Cal
F. W. Gaunt
Henry Martin
Osborne County
Wis
Caroline Harper
Gulfport
Miss
Gulf Park College
Fred Parker
Macksville
CG. J. Simmons
Topeka
Mabhel Mallory
Cordley School
Junction City
Chillicothe
Emil Kratochvil
Mildred
Thelma Wilcox
Alpha Xi Delta
Clay Center
C.D. Cowgill
Letha Lemon
A, C
Hess
Freida
Eugene
Urban Hess
Paca
Relatves
Olive Verhoff
Edna McKone
Frank Ross
Spokane
Wash
August Wartzack
Arkansas
H.G. Eisele
Marion
Oden's
Butterfield
Gerald Duane
Claire Butterfield
A. GC. Hess
Community Notes From Satanta And Nearby Towns
Prof and Mrs Edgar McAiland arrived home from Satanta with their children after a successful school year. J M Justice of Kansas City helps Mr Wartrack this summer. Roy King announce the arrival of a son John Harvey King Friday. Pony Creek club met Friday with appointments and program announced by Mrs O W Sowers. Daisy McCrary appointed secretary after Glenn Colburn moved away. The Deacon's Spotted Calf play featured local residents. Teel cream served. R E O Connell and daughter Elaine visited cousins Ella and Yettie ea from Kansas City Monday.
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Edgar McAiland
Satanta
Pratt
G. L. Phenicie
Ruth Phenicie
Fred Bernhardt
The
Eastern Star
Tonganoxie
Kansas City
Wartrack
Roy King
John Harvey King
Wilma
Helen Dehoff
Deacon
Funeral services for Mrs Charlotte Anderson held at Friends church
Funeral services for Mrs Charlotte Anderson were held Monday afternoon at the Friends church in Tonganoxie with Rev. Wood and Rev. C L Nellis officiating. Favorite hymns were sung by David Thistlewaite and Mrs John Winslow, Miss Milicent Robertson was pianist. A large attendance of friends and neighbors attended, including Mrs Kahn of Emporia and Mr and Mrs Henry Kahn of Dwight. Flowers showed deep regard and Miss Gladys Thomas will live with her father Walter Thomas. Prof C M Williamson and his agriculture class attended.
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Charotte Anderson
Friends Church
Tonganoxie
Bwood
C. L. Nellis
David Thistlewaite
John Winslow
Iss Milicent Robertson
Mrrs. Kahn
Emporia
Henry Kahn
Dwight
Gladys Thomas
Walter Thomas
C. M. Williamson
H Slass
Agriculture Boys Tank
Holcom’s Grove
Picnic and family gatherings noted in local report
Lawrence, Fridges and family attended a picnic at the O Dea home with Mr and Mrs Twhr. A piano and lunch were mentioned along with a $1 ball and hay outreach by Harry Moore. Frances L Taylor from Chicago visited relatives and attended a funeral in Topeka.
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Lawrence
Twhr
O'Dea
Clyde
May
Newman
Harry Moore
E. $. De«hoff
Frances L. Taylor
Chicard
Anna Taylor
Frances
Chicago
Topeka
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J. A. Aigeed
Helen Irene
Robert Gerhard
Miss Weed
Ate
John Brandt
Robert Warner
Bridse Club
Atre Nous Club
W. H. Ruese
Via
Sendal
Ees Gerhard
É Jo State University
Columbus
Sendai
Mr. Gerhard
Fireside Forum
Plymouth
Gna Re Rational Church
University
F. H. Olney
4. D. Grey
Howard Wingert
Elizabeth Hinshaw
Philip F. Dales
Bradshaw Burnham
Olney
A. D. Grey
Otis Brubaker
Howard Coldren
Evangeline Clark
Paul Borel
Imogene High
Church
W. C. Summers
M. E. Rice
A. L. Carey
Jamets
Four Leaf Community Club
Pleasant Grove
Russell Anderson
Noble Grands Club
Nydia G. Hughes
Eudora Road
Mary Esther Rutter
Jayhawk
Brown
R. C.rutter
Mabel Green
Kathryn Aston
Barbara Pendleton
Mabie Green
Delphia Look Edith Kennedy
Kathryn Aston Vivian Deichert
Louise Nelsor
Masonic Temple
William Vandel
Acacia Fraternity
Henry Robert Ast
Publishers Syndicate
Elizabeth ‘Purcell
Kenneth Garett
Reno
Enna Jettick
Otto Fischer
Pa. W. Keene
Nemney
Frances Denney
Recelar
Beoye
Preyfisteet Discon
Oth and. Tenn
Crawford-Veate Furniture
B. P. D. Elks
Lungh
C.E. Dreyer
SILK
Catton Brocks
Woman's Shop
Terry Shop
Mass
New York Cleaners
Dainty Voiles
Lovely Batistes
Terry
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