Miss Groh and Testa Wed in St Johns Catholic Church
Karen Lee Groh and Dean Merrill Testa were married Saturday morning at St. John's Catholic Church with Msgr. George Towle officiating. The couple will reside at SHR 1, St. For details include families, attendants, reception at Castle Tea Room, and plans after the wedding with both families represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Lee Groh
Dean Merrill Testa
St. John's Catholic Church
George Towle
Garner E. Groh
Louis Testa
Governor's Island
New York
N.Y
Lois Liebert
Clarence Adamson
Liebert
Jean Clark
Topeka
Joan Os
Wald
Pat Nease
Judy Puttroff
Newton
Jack Henderson
Drant
Fort Collins
Cole
Pat Nulty
Jewell
Russell Cummings
Steve Shade
Kansas City
Castle Tea Room
Jane Evans
Trudy Ejinhellig
Sharon Moon
Grace Roberman
Shr. 1
Testa
Douglas County State Bank
Kansas University
School of Engineering
Bill Puttroff
Judy
Karen
Freddie
F. M. Puttroff
Robert Draut
Kinsley
Frank Testa Jr
Vineland
N.J
Harry Treaster Jr
Bessie ‘Treaster
Paola
Eddie Groh
Bonner Springs
Wayne Sechrest
Osawatomie
Doris Sechrest
Robert A. Clark
Annabel Wood
Garnett
Lee Herring
Shelia Rae
Shawnee
Ed Triebel
Loya Lou Coker
Roy P. Guilbeau
DeSoto
Robert and
Louis
Families Picnic at Centennial Park
A Saturday evening gathering at Centennial Park brought together the Fred Purvis and J W Spence families. Attendees from multiple states included Baldwins Baldin Kansas City Lawrence Eudora Springfield Ohio Texas and Colorado residents with numerous family members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Park
Fred Purvis
J. W. Spence
Arley Lederer
Fred Calvin Purvis
Freddie
John
Mike
Ralph Pearson
Eddie
Rickie
Susan
Don Collier
Rodney
Danny
Baldwin
Bob Lederer
Kansas City
James Penny
Carol
Jamie
Helen van Keuren
Sandy
Dan Harrison
Glen Breithaupt
Connie
Cris
Bob Nehrbass
Chuck
Lawrence
Jay Dee Brecheisen
Pennie
Jerri
Eudora
Gail Slack
Vicki
Springfield
Ohio
Vera Forbes
Greeley, Colo
Bernard Spence
Connie, Gale and David
Kingsville
Tex
Murry Wilson
Hiawatha
Community Socials and Women's Group Gatherings
Henry Koehler hosts a basket dinner at the 4 H Fairgrounds for daughter and son in law Robert Schaake and Roger from Akron Ohio. Various Topeka and local residents attend. Community groups plan meetings at homes and churches with luncheons, devotions, and card parties during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Koehler
Robert Schaake
Roger
Akron
Ohio
Family Dinner Honors The John G Slacks On 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John G Slack of 1808 Miss St were honored with a family dinner Friday night by their three children for their golden wedding anniversary. They married 50 years ago today in the home of the bride’s parents near Welda Kansas. Attendees included Gail Slack Vic ki Springfield Ohio and others. several relatives could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Slack
Miss. St
W. C. Sears
Welda
Kan
Fletcher Bell
Brook
Gail Slack
Vicki
Springfield
Ohio
Darrell Slack
Bethany
Okla
Harold Sears
Ronnie
Garnett
Myrtle Baugher
Bell
Steve
Nancy
Leland Slack
Jack Chism
Howe, Tex
Lawrence AAUW Fall Meeting Agenda Details
Group meetings 5 through 8 plus a special guest added to the Lawrence Branch of the American Association of University Women. Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Rogers, and Mrs. Wilson host various groups in their homes. Guild hosts meet in the church basement with Mrs. Greene and Mrs. Jamerson. Lt. Mary Larson explains the new program structure. all board members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Harris
W. 20Th Terr
Donald Hamlet
Marvin Rogers
Lawrence Ave
Richard Wilson
Jean Davis
Guild
Phoebe Greene
Ferne Jameson
Lawrence
The
American Association of University Women
S. C. Hinshaw
Mary Larson
Denver
Hack the Winner in LCC Hole in One Contest
Al Hack won the Lawrence Country Club hole in one contest after the Scotch four some event at the club on Monday. The 145 yard No 7 hole drew 62 entrants with closest to the hole determined winners. Finishing second was Mary Jennings, then Bob Signor, Frank Harris, Ken Whitenight Jr, Al Cornwell, Jim Shirley, Bill Nichols, and Vint Warner in ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hack
Lawrence Country Club
Mary Jennings
Bob Signor
Frank Harris
Ken Whitenight Jr
al Cornwell
Jim Shirley
Bill Nichols
Vint Warner
Wayne Bly
Norman Edmonds
Robert Oyler
John Wooden
Lyle Griffith
Chris Whitenight
William Jennings
Bob Billings
B. G. Barr
Corbin Robinson
Morris Kay
Justin Hill
Joe Traylor
William King
Ken Whitenight
Milton Allen
John Albers
Carl Knox
Francis Denton
Vinton Warner
E. J. Coy
Richard Treece
Labor Day Scotch Foursom es at Lawrence Country Club
Ninety six members of Lawrence Country Club joined in a Labor Day Scotch Four somes event followed by a brunch. Prizes honored top and low scorers across multiple flights with numerous members paired with their spouses.
Farmer Reunion Marks Daniel and Susan Farmer Lineage
The 25th reunion of descendants of Daniel and Susan Farmer gathered at Centennial Park on Sunday with about 50 relatives and guests in attendance. Attendees ranged from Otis and Blanche Farmer to multiple Clough, Meyer, and Farmer family members across Kansas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Susan Farmer
Centennial Park
Otis Farmer
Daniel Farmer
Blanche Young
Tonganoxie
George Lee Meyer
George
Jim
Tom
Oskaloosa
Bill Koch
Bill
Karen
Oklahoma
Linda Spicer
Phillipsburg
Robert Farmer
Delal Morgan
Roy Clough
Nancy
Allen
Earl Clough
John Hadley
John Jr
Eddie
J. D. Phillips
Jean
Donald Clough
LeRoy Farmer
Susan
Jimmy
Tommy
Cindy
Bessie Davis
R. L. Clough
Alma Clough
Kenneth Clough
Ollie Farmer
Mary Farmer
Arthur Olson Sr
Robert Pearce
Maude Duncan
Lola Duncan
Bottles Used For Floral Arrangements In Homes
In casual entertaining postures, empty bottles serve as informal containers for floral displays. The Society of American Florists notes the bottle’s simple, unassuming look guides the arrangement from a rhythmic spray to formal cut-flower groups. Vertical designs suit slender bottles while squat bottles invite low rounded displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of American Florists
Social Calendar Tuesday and Wednesday Notices
Cosmopals Beta Mu chapter Beta Sigma Phi meet Tuesday evening at Mark's Jewelers. Mrs J P Christianson 2529 Missouri Street hosts. Business and Professional Women's Club gathers 6 15 p m at Widridge Hotel. Wednesday schedule lists Friendly House Chuh 2 p m with Mae Fairbanks 300 North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark's Jewel
Beta’ Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
J. P. Christianson
Business and Professional Women's Club
Widridge
Friendly House Chuh
Mrae the Fairbanks
N. St. St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Groh
Mr. Testa
Hixon Statia Thote
Westinghouse
Dia‘ Bey
Jeck Herris
Arthur Hase
Allen and
David
Edna Smith
Raymond Koehler
Linda Koehler
Albert Wulfkuhle
Tecumseh
Harvey Koehler
Richland
Wilton Koehler
Garry
Rickey
Clinton
Vincent Wolfe
Bessie Ice
Nell Wellman
Wille Lobb
Home Aid Society
Wellman
N. H. St
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Jayhawk
Neva Ketchum
Mich. St
Wadsworth Consolidated Center
Frances McConkey
Yoland Reeves
Women's Missionary Union
Southern Baptist Church
Hazel Farris
Opal Jennings
David Wright
Anne Armstrong
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Eudora Methodist Church
Clara Baecker
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Asia
Harvey Doud
Gloria Bagby
Gaylen Rider
Ruth
Dorcas
R. N. Riley
Earl Durbin
Ruth Circle
Byron Eisele
Amos Westerhouse
Dorcas Circle
Delbert Spitzli
Ira Willard
Cordelia Mitchell
Louise Mayse
Baltimore
Eugene Wallace
Leonard Clark
Arthur Pitcher
Arthur Standfield
George Brown Sr
Carl White
Druis Moss
Albert D. Salisbury
Verner Newman Jr
Charles Shepard
Leonard McClanahan
Willis Suttles
Virgil Lee
Charles Walker
Foster Edwards
Miss Mayse
Moss
Wallace
Suttles
Pitcher
McClanahan
Mayse
Mitchell
Miss Mayser
Harl Rogers
Harvey Nelson
Walter Fishback
United Presbyterian Women of the First Presbyterian Church
Allen Sterner
Gordon Wiseman
Nicholaas Willems
Wiseman
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Tom Smart
Ky. St
Robert McBride
Terr
Richard Wiggins
W. 27Th St
Ralph Rosencrantz
I. W. Hartley
Ala. St
H. L. Dunkerly
AVA
Indiata
John G. Slacks
William J. B. Turner
Tenn. St
Trudy
Mommy
Daddy
Sister
Aunt Sue
Uncle Steve
Bobby Weber
Grandma
Grandpa
Postman
Milkman
Mantle
President
Hanson
Kansas City, Mo
Jesse and
Blane
High
Harold L. McConnell
North Lawrence Baptist Church
5Th
Lyons St
Jeaversee
Mesa Fleer Men's Store
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