Shaw Dyer wedding in Centropolis vows held at church
Delores Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Liomal Shaw Pomona and Gordon L Dyer son of Mr and Mrs Leland Dyer 1410 Willow were united in marriage Saturday at 8 pm in Centropolis First Baptist Church. Officiants were W B DeVilbiss and Ben Nicholas of Ottawa. The bride wore a pink sheath with fur trim and matching accessories. the groom is employed at a Colby furniture store. They will live at 216 W 3rd after a trip to the Ozarks.
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Delores Shaw
Liomal Shaw
Pomona
Gordon L. Dyer
Leland Dyer
Willow
Centropolis First Baptist Church
W. B. DeVilbiss
Ben Nicholas
Ottawa
DeVilbis
Ozarks
W. 3Rd
Detwiler Family Annual Reunion At Forest Park Shelter
A Detwiler family reunion was held Sunday at the Forest Park shelterhouse with a noon basket dinner. Arrangements were led by Mrs. Harold Ecker of Lyons, with numerous Detwiler relatives from Ottawa, Peoria, Rantoul, Baldwin, Overland Park, Wellsville, Topeka, Ottawa, Osawatomie and others attending.
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Detwiler
Forest Park
Harold Ecker
Lyons
Cliff Detwiler
Cecil Detwiler
Dora Weaver
Peoria
Ralph Detwiler
Odena Detwiler
Rantoul
Bert Detwiler
Lane
Clarence Prager
Larry
Gary
Ralph Detwiler Jr
Robert Detwiler
Linda
Janis Detwiler
Ottawa
Charles Detwiler
Baldwin
Roy
Found City
Bill Elliott
Overland Park
Raymond McConnell
Wellsville
Walter Welsh
Earlton
Allen Welsh
Lynn
Steven Stille
Topeka
Maude Millington
Judy Baughman
Osawatomie
Three Local Babies Named in Te Cumseh Births
The son born Aug 28 to Mr and Mrs Roger Lee Cook Te cumseh named Roger Lee II weighing 7 lb 7 oz. The daughter born Aug 26 to Mr and Mrs John Edward Lee 616 S Sycamore named Barbara Jayne weighing 5 lb 15 oz. The son born Aug 27 to Mr and Mrs John Kenneth Kirkland Jr 918 Willow named John Thomas weighing 8 lb 4 oz.
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Roger Lee Cook
Tecumseh
Roger Lee II
Cook
Mary Beth Clark
Virginia Clark
Arthur Cook
Honaker
Ransom Memorial Hospital
John Edward Lee
S. Sycamore
Barbara Jayne
John Kenneth Kirkland Jr
Willow
John Thomas
May Be Record Year For Babies May Be Record Year For Babies
Washington AP reports a potential 1961 birth record as 2,077,000 live births occurred in the first half, beating 1959's prior H1 peak of 2,056,000. If the trend continues, the year could reach about 4.386 million births, surpassing 1957's adjusted record of 4,279,689.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Alaska
Hawaii
Met Hastens Arrangements for 1961-62 Opera Season
New York AP reports Metropolitan Opera executives race to finish arranging the 1961-62 season with White House aid. Target opening is Oct 23 featuring Puccini's Girl of the Golden West after earlier cancellation due to a contract deadlock with the Musicians Union.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
White House
Deeds Transfer Multiple City Lots in Indexed Subdivisions
A listing of real estate transfers records numerous deeds from Robert W Bowman to Harold A Logan and multiple other pairs. It details Lot and Block numbers in Highland Heights Emerson Adams Subdivision Univ Add and Hambji ns College Add among others, with share interests and quadrant notes.
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Robert W. Bowman
Harold A. Logan
Highland Heights
Robert EK. Custer
Albert L. Bates
Emerson
Lane
Robert Gault
Gerald L. Milchelt
Inc. Adams
Lena M. Morgan
Ellis Carman
Land N of
Creek
Wesley Schendel
Richard Bellefeuille
Nwcor
Cecil C. Wilson
Geo. F. Kramer
Gleasons
Chester Medaris
Reid Ward
John L. Hysom
Kenneth M. Edwards
Freddie Black
Robert Frank Wallace
Raymond A. Houston
Fred Adamson
David B. Howard
Marie T. Smay
David Howard
Milton G. Danielson
Keith c. Shumway
Lloyd Pearson
Archie West
H. E. Jones
Nelle E. Jones
Dessie T. Baker
Nellie E. Jones
Andig
Ross T. Bruner
Oregon beauty contestant loses diamonds and title in New York
Sharon Wiley, 21, of Hammond Oregon arrived in New York to compete in Miss U S A as part of Miss World. She lost a diamond ring several luggage items and $100, and then lost the Miss U S A title to Jo Ann Odum. She describes the trip as exhausting and says she would not want to repeat the experience.
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New York
Sharon Wiley
Hammond
Ore
U.S.A
Jo Ann Odum
Oregon
Sharon
Huntington
W.va
London
Jo Ann
Ottawans Help Constitute Concordia Assembly No. 218
A weekend gathering in Concordia formed Concordia Assembly No. 218 of the Social Order of the Beauceant with 56 charter members. Officers from multiple cities attended, including Mrs. J. Ray Waddell and Mrs. C. J. Pence, who were deputized as supreme leader and supreme daughter respectively. A potluck supper followed the afternoon session at the Temple.
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Concordia
J. Ray Waddell
Ottawa Assembly No. 136
R. Lee Finch
C. J. Pence
Wadell
Pence
James E. Collier
Dodge City
Kenneth Burg
Supreme Marshall
Garden City
Dy Clark
Supreme
Alex Walker
Supreme Courier
Edwin Hinckley
Marshall
Kansas City
Homer P. Peck
Tulsa
Edward Fanestil
Emporia
Douglas Crotty
Supreme Worthy
Temple
Socialettes: Mrs DeShazer and Mrs Duvall Return from Denver Trip
Socialettes report Mrs Alberta DeShazer and Mrs Grace Duvall returned from a week long visit to Denver Colorado and Boulder with stops in Western Kansas to take Mrs Duvall's granddaughter Barbara Duvall to her home.
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Alberta DeShazer
Grace Duvall
Denver
Colo
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