Valley Chapel Ladies Meet With Programs and Plans
The Women's Page notes Valley Chapel Ladies met at Mrs A L Barnes home with Mrs Frank Scott leading the program including a trumpet solo by Joan Scott and an illustrated talk on 4 H work by Janet Scott. Mrs W E Scott chaired the business session and devotions were by Mrs Perry Dunn. The courtesy collection totaled 1 85 and a picnic for members families and friends was planned. Visitors included Mrs George Bates Mrs Deeds and Mrs Stewart. Other members present listed. Barbara Ann Paola announced engagement to Martin H Lohaus with no wedding date set. The Bible quiz was given by Alta Conley and offerings totaled 2 90 dessert was served. Additional attendees named.
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Valley Chapel
A. L. Barnes
Frank Scott
Joan Scott
Janet Scott
W. E. Scott
Perry Dunn
Cone Ehoem
Alta Conley
Mmes. W. A. Gibson
Bob Rodgers
Carl Grondorf
Cliff Detwiler
Lewis Wichman
Carol Ann
Raymond Mundell
Loretta
Mary Mock
Wedding Sunday in Baldwin to unite Ethylene Tork leson and Gary Bosworth
Ethylene Torkleson of 101 Mound View Drive Lawrence will marry Gary Bosworth of Wellsville Sunday in Baldwin. The groom is the son of Marion Bosworth of Wellsville. Engaged To Wed Mona Mae Shields of Wellsville to Robert Dean Murphy of Wellsville per notices from Mr. and Mrs. E R Shields and Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Murphy.
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Ethylene Torkleson
Mound View Drive
Lawrence
Gary Bosworth
Wellsville
Baldwin
Marion Bosworth
E. R. Shields
Mona Mae
Robert Dean Murphy
Herschel Murphy
Gary Wayne
Robert Cooper
Richmond
Diane
Janice
L. C. Cooper
Dardanelle
Ark
Clifford Carey
Ed Dial
Homewood
Wright Studio
Fall Wedding for Charlotte Gibler and Marion Muckey
Lawrence and Baldwin residents announce a fall wedding between Charlotte Gibler and Marion Muckey. The couple’s families are planning the ceremony in the fall. In other news, Peoria Ladies Aid met in the church basement with Mrs Gardner Finch hosting. Mrs Maude Evans spoke on India and the group donated five dollars for church aid.
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Gardner Finch
Peoria Ladies Aid
Maude Evans
India
Ira Dean
Socialettes: Local residents take vacations and visits
Social notes detail Mr and Mrs Richard Pickler departing for a two week trip through Duluth and Port Arthur, June Crandall resuming nurses training in Kansas City after a two week visit with her parents, and visits from Mrs E H Bowlby and other families. Other items list guests at J R Cheney’s home, planned visits for J B Muecke and relatives, and a picnic organized by local clubs at Forest Park shelterhouse.
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Richard Pickler
Duluth
Minn
Port Arthur
Canada
June Crandall
Kansas City
St. Luke's Hospital
E. W. Crandall
J. R. Cheney
Donna
Robert
Jane Ransom
Halstead
Halstead Hospital
Clarence Ransom
Judy
Teens Admit Stealing About 100 Bright Convertibles
In Richmond Virginia two youths aged 15 and 16 confessed to auto theft charges after taking about 100 cars, mainly bright convertibles. They said the flashy cars helped attract girls and social interest.
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Richmond
Ottawa Society Sees Vacations and Social Visits
Miss Marjorie Carr assistant secretary of the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce takes a two week vacation joining sister Ruth Carr and aunt Mrs J V Mitchell of Ottawa who left recently for Scranton Pennsylvania and New York. The Happy Hustlers club was entertained by Maxine Finch at the Finch home with Mary Maude Billy Finch Mark Haight and others in attendance. A note suggests serving soft molasses cookies sandwiched with cream cheese for tea time.
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Marjorie Carr
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Carr
J. V. Mitchell
Ottawa
Scranton
New York
Happy Hustlers Club
Maxine Finch
E. H. Finch
Mary Maude
Billy Finch
Mark Haight
Beverly
Lee Taylor
Hazel
Homer
Albert Perry
Lester Wicke
Harold
Frederick Bones
Fire destroys two Foxtown buildings in Kas report
In Foxtown, Foxtown, Kas. two buildings were destroyed by fire yesterday ten miles northeast of Pittsburg. The Vincent Fonicario house burned to the ground leaving only the chimney, while a nearby empty building was gutted.
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Foxtown
Kas
Pittsburg
Vincent Fonicario
Baby Names From Ransom Memorial Hospital Births
Wagoner Aug 7 son Ben seven pounds six ounces. Weien Aug 8 son James Woodley six pounds ten ounces. Schulz Aug 8 son Victor Leon eight pounds ix ounces. Kingsborough Aug 8 daughter Linda Kay six pounds 244 ounces. Wilson Aug 11 daughter Carolyn Jane five pounds 14 ounces. Zook Aug 14 daughter Barbara Ann seven pounds 214 ounces. Burr Aug 15 daughter Lena Rae five pounds 12 ounces. Redick Aug 15 daughter Cheryl Denese six pounds five ounces. Waldo Aug 15 daughter Janet Marie eight pounds seven ounces. Prue Aug 15 son Charles Edward seven pounds eight ounces. Linneman Aug 16 son Robert Eugene eight pounds 944 ounces.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wagoner
Arthur Wagoner
W. 10Th
Ben
Weien
Dale Weien
Richmond
James Woodley
Schulx
Albert Schulz
Rantoul
Victor Leon
Kingsborough
Everett Kingsborough
Pomona
Linda Kay
Wilson
Thomas Wilson
West 10Th
Carolyn Jane
Zook
George Zook
Barbara Ann
Burr
George Burr
Williamsburg
Lena Rae
Redick
Robert Redick
S. Cherry
Cheryl Denese
Waldo
Donald Waldo
Princeton
Janet Marie
Prue
Arthur Prue
Charles Edward
Linneman
Howard Linneman
Robert Eugene
Blood flown in for Columbus Bay boy with hemophilia
An emergency blood supply was flown in by an Oklahoma Highway Patrol plane for Ricky Crider, an eight year old in Columbus Bay. He has hemophilia and any cut or scratch requires hospital care.
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Columbus
Kasm
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Ricky Crider
C W F Groups Study On Indian Americans
Two C W F groups of the Christian church held Wednesday meetings with the topic Indian Americans and the devotional Hands. August projects were baby clothes for Yakima Indian mission. September projects clinical supplies. Group T hostess Mrs James Martin assisted by Mrs A Shumate. Group II with Mrs Kenneth Hammond and Carrie Frank.
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The
Christian Church
Yakima
Karl Farris
Meeting Minutes of Duffield Lesson and Devotions
Mrs. Robert Duffield conducted the lesson and Mrs. Hammond led the devotions. Fifteen members attended.
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Lin
Robert Duffield
Hammond
Kneel Before Huge Turtle At Taipei Zoo Arrival
Scores of Formosans knelt before a 400 pound turtle believed to possess supernatural power. The giant reptile, caught by Chinese Nationalist sailors, will be sent to the Taipei zoo for展示.
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Taipei
Formosa
Taipei Zoo
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A. J. Muckey
Sr. and Jr. High
Offich Supply
S. Main
Labor
Hewitt
Suen
Chevrolet Company
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San Jose
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L. B. Paine
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Ottawa Herald
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Bill
Harry Loyd
Gage Park
Roy Sowers
Iowa
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Larned
Great Bend
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Presidents Club
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Mr. and
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Randolph Bundy
Herald
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Ottawa Society
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Trico
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Saunders
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