Crowley-Lowrance Nuptial Mass in Emerald at St Patrick's
Julie Crowley and Gerard Lowrance wed April 8 in a nuptial Mass at St Patrick's Church Emerald. Officiating was Rev Joseph Dearborn. The couple's families include Crowleys of Williamsburg and Lowances of Farber Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie T. Crowley
Gerard Lowrance
Patrick’s Catholic Church
Emerald
Joseph Dearborn
Glen E. Crowley
Williamsburg
Gerald Lowrance
Farber
Willard Binns
Club Notes From Hazel Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Hazel Rebekah Lodge met with Mrs. Orville Glenn presiding. Friendship Night moved to June 28. A talk on Our Flag was given by Mrs. Lyle Enyart. April 25 Friendship Night invited to Baldwin. Refreshments served by Mrs. Maurice Ponton and Mrs. George Starbuck. One to Six Club attended a potluck at Mrs. Gary Walburn’s home. White elephant sale held for the program. New officers named: Mrs. Leo Converse president, Mrs. Roger Ferguson vice president, Mrs. Walburn treasurer, Mrs. Ron Showalter secretary. Roll call on family pets. Mrs. Larry Ferguson led devotions. May 18 bridge party at Anchor Building with request to bring a prospective member and a snack. Gillian Meyers CWF at First Christian Church at Lucille and Margaret Prunty’s home. Devotions and lesson on Shinny Down Your Sycamore Tree led by Mrs. Roselyn Whitley. Potluck at 6:30 p.m. May 11 with Mrs. Lee Nichols. Hints From Heloise notes a sister sprinkles colored sugar on cereal delighting preschoolers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Wray
Shirley Brown
Child Study Club
Leonard Meyers
Garfield School
Don Lytle
Bob Bozworth
Bob Brockus
Pat Grover
Adrian Fehrenbach
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
Orville Glenn
Lyle Enyart
Baldwin
Maurice Ponton
George Starbuck
Gary Walburn
Leo Converse
Roger Ferguson
Walburn
Ron Showalter
Larry Ferguson
Surprise birthday for Mrs Albert Peterson and family celebrate
A surprise party Sunday honored Mrs. Albert Peterson at 1012 N Cedar with her descendants from Ottawa Williamsburg and Overland Park. Attendees included Foster and Priscilla Roberts Harold Staley David Staley and several Staley relatives and a first birthday for Christopher Staley. A separate April 9 carry-in honored Mrs John Fritts who turns 80 with Edsel and many Ottawa Williamsburg and Manhattan guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Peterson
N. Cedar
Foster Roberts
Steven
Timothy
Mark
Priscilla
Naomi
Williamsburg
Harold Staley
Overland Park
David Staley
Christopher
James
John Staley
Earl Staley
Ottawa
Roberts
Christopher Staley
John Fritts
Baldwin Rfd
Edsel
William Brown and
Darby
Manhattan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crowley-Lowrance Nuptial Mass
Mary Crowley
Bill Schuck
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Adams
Bastrop
Regina Collins
Kansas City
Susie Roecker
Mike Lawrance
Columbia, Mo
Roger Hamblin
Larry Herrington
Topeka
Jodie
Marty Crowley
Dean Boecker
Tim Lowrance
Everett Boecker
Raymond Mulcahey
J. W. Sheridan
Fayette
Daryl Jamison
Bruce Breithaupt
Wellsville
Jerry Olmsted
Emporia
Mary Lawrance
Janis
Teresa Roecker
Colorado Springs
Colo
S. Topeka Blvd
Lot
Williamsburg High School
Stormont- Vail School of Nursing
Santa Fe Hosital
Van-Far High School
Vandalia
U.S. Air Force
Forbes Afb
Charles Neal
Connie
Elaine
Ton Fisher
Garnett
Teresa
Ramona
Janie
Mary
Helena Renger
Westphalia
Cassandra Lynne
Eldon L. McCurdy
S. Locust
Harold Kimball
Princeton
Ralph Wilson
S. Oak
C. R. Kimball
Lane
J. W. Burkdoll
Fred Wilson
Merry Go Round Club
Leo Kirkwood
Harold Crockett
C. B. McNish
MRJ
Ron
Cassandra McCurdy
Gillian Meyers
First Christian Church
Lucille
Margaret Prunty
Heloise
Karen Bell
Www
the Gas Service Co. Natural Gas
Ervin Chambers
Linda
Phil Piersol
Jeff
Brian
Mina Chambers
Bill Rice
Darlene
Gary Rice
Robert
Ronnie
Joyce
Ewing Fritts
Wendy
Lori
Dennis McIntire
Gladys McIntire
Julie Jo Fritts
Prince Matchabelli
Kramer
NRNG
Stoff
S. Main
Standlee
Roberta Crane
A. J. Rowden Green Galt Baptist Church
Osawatomie Highway
Glenn Layton Jr
Mail Order Mart
Dept
Sterlington Road
Monroe
Louisiane
Grimblesz Open
Hollywood Bed Ensemble
Englander
Coronado
H.P
Gambles
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