Clinton Ausemus Vows Exchanged in Dodge City Church
Eleanor Kathleen Clinton and Stanley Ragle Ausemus exchanged marriage vows at First Methodist Church Dodge City at 4 p.m. February 9. The ceremony featured a large wedding party, corsages and tapers, with Rev. Oren F. McChire and Rev. Gordon L. Morris officiating. The couple plan to reside in Madison after the groom’s June KU Law graduation.
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Eleanor Kathleen Clinton
Stanley Ragle Ausemus
First Methodist Church
Dodge City
Oren F. McChire
Methodist Church
Gordon L. Morris
John J. Clinton
J. Jarrett Clinton
Corinthians
Barbara Low
Tulsa
Okla
Sally Liggett
Ottawa
Kay Eakin
Larned
Michael T. Mills
James Pantle
Harveyville
L. DeWitt Clinton
Edwin Eakin
Burdett
Leon Hollingsworth
Newton
da Hollingsworth
Lloyd A. Ausemus
Madison
Kansas
Dwight Eakin
Elmer Ausemus
St. Paul
Minn
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Mass. St
Apt. D. Lawrence
University of Kansas School of Law
Honor Vera Goodman Farewell Dinner by church group
The WMS Circle of First Baptist Church honored Miss Vera Goodman at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Sherwin Snyder. Goodman, eight years director of education at the church, will join Prairie Village Baptist Church. Co host Mrs. Hester Lortscher. Mrs. James Allen led the session. Emory McKenzie read a poem. Walter Price gave a devotional.
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Marcia Cudworth
WMS Circle
First Baptist Church
Vera Goodman
Sherwin Snyder
Miss Goodman
Prairie Village Baptist Church
Hester Lortscher
James Allen
Emory McKenzie R
Ann Landers Answers Dating and Home Life Questions
A reader asks if it is tasteful to display many religious images in a fiancé's home, Ann Landers says decor reflects residents and warns against criticizing the mother‑in‑law. another letter condemns a friend’s tramp partner and advises distancing from scandal, plus notes on single life and seeking her booklet for guidance.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Patricia
Pat
Jer
Jerk
Mr. Jerk
The
Keys
Plan for Spring Rush Season at Omicron Beta Sigma Phi
Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Wednesday evening to map the spring rush season. Vice president and pledge chair Mrs. Charles Anderson announced a pledge training session at Mrs. Edward Pence's home. The social committee led by Mrs. Gardner Campbell planned the entertainment, a bridge game, and high score went to Mrs. Tom Toulouse with Mrs. Joe Karleskint placing low. City council member Mrs. Don McKelvey noted only four booths remain for the annual Antique Show in June. Beverly Hjorth spoke on Valentine gifts to the chapter’s little sisters, and hostess Mrs. Bill Boucek served refreshments on a Valentine themed table. Mrs. Claude Webb attended as sponsor.
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Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Charles Anderson
Edward Pence
Scome
Gardner Campbell
Dubs Bridge
Tom Toulouse
Joe Karleskint
Don McKelvey
Beverly Hjorth
Bill Boucek
Claude Webb
Baby Names at Ransom Memorial Hospital
The couple William Sherman White of 841 Ash welcomed a son named Terry Wayne born February 9 weighing 11 pounds. Clyde Eugene Cri qui and wife of 128 Cedar welcomed a daughter named Penny Ann born February 12 weighing 10 pounds 5 ounces.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
William Sherman Whiteman
Ash
Terry Wayne
Clyde Eugene Criqui
Cedar
Penny Ann
Ottawa Memorial Auxiliary Plans 17th Anniversary Event
Plans were laid last evening for a 17th anniversary potluck supper and party at the VFW club hall. A $3.65 donation was approved for Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. A future dinner for VA Hospital patients, a sewing bee, and a Feb 20 potluck with Mrs. George Sherman were planned. A penny drill raised $2.48 and birthdays for Mrs. Chester Louderback were noted.
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Ottawa Memorial Auxiliary No. 5901
VFW
Club
Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
VA Hospital
George Sherman
Chester Louderback
James McCleary
Wadsworth VA Hospital
Louderback
Obituary Notice Highlights Local Residents and Hosts
Mr and Mrs Glen Hardesty were observed. Mr and Mrs McCleary and Mr and Mrs Louderback served refreshments.
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Glen Hardesty
McCleary
Louderback
Engagement Announced for Judith Ann Shepard and Richard Alderman
Mrs Leta Holzapfel of 216 S Cedar announces the engagement of her niece Judith Ann Shepard of Topeka to Lt Richard E Alderman son of Mr and Mrs Arthur R Alderman of Burlington Conn Judith is Highland Park High School graduate attended Clarks Business School works for Savings Bond and Mortgage Co His twin brother is Mr Holzapfel Alderman is a University of Connecticut BS engineering graduate employed by the US Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Leta Holzapfel
S. Cedar
Judith Ann
Shepard
Topeka
Richard E. Alderman
Arthur R. Alderman
Burlington
Mr. Alderman
The
University of Connecticut
US Coast and Geodetic Survey
Seekers Class Meeting at Trinity Methodist Church
Seekers Sunday School class met Wednesday at Trinity Methodist Church hosted by Mrs. W F Kitchen and Mrs. Ira Ackley. Mrs. Emile Barnes presided, Mrs. W W Rodgers opened with prayer, and Mrs. R C Bettge gave devotions. Members answered roll with Valentine verses and noted 65 cards sent and 28 calls made. Class motto recited and quilt work reported.
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Seekers
Trinity Methodist Church
W. F. Kitchen
Ira Ackley
Emile Barnes
W. W. Rodgers
R. C. Bettge
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Kas
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Herbert
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Williamsburg
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