Vallier Clark Wedding Vows In Quenemo Church
Penny Vallier and Ken Clark wed in a double ring ceremony at Federated Church Quenemo hosted by Rev. Ray Fenley. Pink white stock palms decorated. Bride in lace basque gown with full ballerina skirt pearl tiara. Attendants included Mrs. Joe Roberts sister of groom and Pat Miller. Afterglow in navy outfits with white accents. Mr and Mrs Clark to reside in Quenemo.
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Federated Church
Quenemo
Penny Vallier
Julia Vallier
Osawatomie
Everett Vallier
Ken Clark
Topeka
Ray Fenley
Joe Driver
Pat Miller
Kansas City
Kip Brun
Joe Roberts
Mennonites Aid Flooded West Point In Cleanup Drive
In West Point Kentucky twenty five Mennonites with Red Cross tools cleaned 22 houses and a church after the worst flood in 20 years. Twelve Mennonites from Elkhart Indiana remain daily aiding the aged and rebuilding homes while contributing about 1600 hours locally and sending crews to Falmouth Cincinnati and Manchester.
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West Point
Ohio River
Red Cross
America
Midland
Gladys Stackhouse
Elkhart
Ind
Mennonite Disaster Service
Falmouth
Cincinnati
Manchester
Ohio
Deeds and floodtown notes from West Point region post flood
A string of property deeds lists transfers in Wellsville Centropolis and surrounding areas while West Point, Kentucky near the Salt and Ohio rivers, endures flood damage. The piece notes Mennonite leader Levi Bontreger and a pamphlet urging neighbors to bear one another's burdens.
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God
MacArthur Salutes Old Comrade In Korea Jeep Meeting
In Korea in 1951 General Douglas MacArthur rode to a regimental HQ in an open jeep and greeted Major Cochran of Joplin Missouri by the nickname Hello Mike. The two shared a quiet, reflective exchange about past events and mistakes, ending with a dignified handshake as the jeep moved on.
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William C. Barnard
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Douglas MacArthur
William J. Cochrane
Joplin
Korea
Far East
MacArthur
First Cavalry Division
Cochrane
South Viet Nam
Tokyo
Japan
Mike
Skilton Music Club Annual Program at First United Church
The Skilton Music Club presents its annual youth program Wednesday at 7 45 p m at First United Presbyterian Church. Admission is free as students from multiple studios perform with accompanists and a chorus directed by Mrs Berry Stanley.
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Skilton Music Club
Aqunte Avid
Skilton
Nual
First United Presbyterian Church
Carol Baker
Jackie Weber
Anita Clark
Loren Matthews
Berry Stanley
Wylie opens barbershop in Huttenmueller building
HELEN SALMAN reports Mr and Mrs Louis Wylie opened a new barbershop April 1 in the Huttenmueller building. The Wylies live on a Lane-area farm with two high school children. an elder daughter finishes beauty school in Kansas City. Greeley suffers two-year barber shortage. Mick Thimmesch of Garnett buys the old drug store building from Pat Adkinson. Mrs Jean Daking and Mrs Anne Marie Wolken plan a cafe after redecoration. Funeral services were held Feb 27 for 82-year-old Toney Peterkard at St John’s church. He lived with his brother John before entering a Garnett nursing home. He also leaves Henry in Kansas City and sisters Elizabeth Rues in Greeley and Addie Tarsch of Lansing Michigan. Leanna Selander, eighth grader at St John’s, placed second in the Anderson County spelling contest. Enrollment for the high school will be held early in May.
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Helen Salman
Louis Wylie
Huttenmueller
Wylies
Lane
Kansas City
Greeley
Mick Thimmesch
Garnett
Pat Adkinson
Jean Daking
Anne Marie Wolken
Addie Tarsch
Lansing
Mich
Leanna Selander
St. John’s School
Anderson County
James Morgen Jr
Removals Listed for Multiple Residents
Removals indicate transfers for Bennett Leroy from Neo desha to 633 S Elm Currant Alvin from 518 W 2nd to 515 W 2nd Geiss G C Jr from 918 N Cedar to Kansas City Ks Green Gayle from 116 W 3rd to 830 S Oak Gray Kenneth to 427 S Poplar Lee Sam from 1028 W 7th to 715 Princeton Melroy James to 923 W 6th Mills J Orda from 1308 S Main to 1411 S Maple Payn E H from 814 Willow to 841 Hamblin Taylor Roy from 923 W 6th to Richmond Woods William from Topeka to 403 s Locust Wray Theron from 1411 S Maple to RFD 1
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Bennett
Leroy
Elm
Currant
Alvin
Geiss
G. C, Jr
Cedar
Kansas City
Green
Gayle
Oak
Gray
Kenneth
Poplar
Lee
Sam
Princeton
Melroy
James
Mills
J. Orda
S. Main
S. Maple
Payn
E. H
Willow
Hamblin
Taylor
Roy
W. 6Th
Richmond
Woods
William
Topeka
S. Locust
Wray
Theron
Wall rack pattern for cups and dishes
SCHOOL SHOP CLASSES will like making this wall rack to hold Mother's choicest cups saucers plates and spoons Pattern 370 gives actual size guides for the simple curves and illustrated directions that a teenager can follow easily is 35c This pattern also is in Packet No 69 Wall Shelves for Every Room which contains a variety of full size designs both modern and traditional for $1.
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Thelma Nelson
John Kramer
Harveyville
Dave Bradshaw
Mrs. Clark
Ottawa Herald
Jean Sprain Wilson
Awubebeld
Lillie Lewis
Blanche G
Peffly
Walter B
Ottaway
Centropolis
Harry Keller
Alton L. Rumford
Dorothy G
Daugharthy
Alvin Dehn
Undiv
Willow Acres
P.E.L
P.E.L. Const, Co
Hamblins & Waltons
L. R. Provost
Norma L. Martin
Esther Hermon
Cecil E. Bailey
Steens
Wellsville
Albert Beatty
James Gregg
Raymond E. Lidikay
A. V. McAuley
Gerald McGrath
Chas
Fevurly
Washburns
W. C. Campbell
George W. Hutchison
Maxsons
Samuel B. Beeghly
John W. Patrick
Nicholas V. Hudelson
Edgar M. Jardon
Missourian
Mac
Sallis
NEW York
Broad
Red
Sally
Egypt
St. Louis
Sally Rand
Chicago
Robert Moses
Helen Gould Beck
Missouri
Little Egypt
Paris
San Diego
Texas
Fort Worth
Sean
Rand
M. A. Welty
E. G. Stucker
R. L. Stevens
Eldon Rader
J. R. Henning
Louise Welborn
Guy Sne4daker
Edgar Kerr
Lyn Ben
Greeley Area
By Ruth Wyeth Spears
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
Ween
Raney Rexall
John Reynolds
Saffron Glass CO
AICO
Aia
Gerwin-Williams
Sherwin- Williams
Main
Bob McCrea
Pittsburgh
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