Family Dinner Attended by Johnson Household
A family dinner was held yesterday at Mrs. H. W. Johnson's home at 534 Sycamore. All children attended except one daughter Mrs. R. Y. Spenny of Chicago. Present were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Giffin of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Carter of Topeka, Mr. and Mrs. Max Johnson and Beverly of Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Johnson and Terry, and Miss Emma Johnson, hostess's sister-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Johnson
Sycamore
R. Y. Spenny
Chicago
W. C. Giffin
Kansas City
Claude Carter
Topeka
Max Johnson
Beverly
Lawrence
E. G. Dick
Herbert W. Johnson and Terry
Emma. Johnson
Babies Named At Ransom Memorial Hospital Births
The list records newborns at Ransom Memorial Hospital with parents and towns. Alcorns of 448 S Mulberry name Vicky Jo born Dec 18 weighing seven pounds 12 ounces. Dillard name Robert Michael born Dec 17 eight pounds 2% ounces. Farrar name Larry Dale born Dec 19 six pounds 3b ounces. Watts name Cynthia Sue born Dec 18 six pounds 15% ounces. Brecheisen name Randy Ray born Dec 19 eight pounds 4% ounce. Price name Lucretia Maxine born Dec 20 six pounds 14 ounces. Baldock name Kendall Joan born Dec 20 seven pounds 10 ounces. Reeder name Allan Dale born Dec 21 seven pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Alcorn
Royward Alcorn
S. Mulberry
Vicky Jo
Dillard
Frank Christopher Dillard
Route 3
Baldwin
Robert Michael
Farrar
Dallas Nelson Farrar
S. Cedar
Larry Dale
Watts
Norman Lee
Michigan Valley
Cynthia Sue
Brecheisen
Danny Ray
Quenemo
Randy Ray
Price
Harold Evan Price
Williamsburg
Lucretia Maxine
Baldock
Kenneth Grey Baldock
Willow
Kendall Joan
Reeder
Harvey Dale
Richmond
Allan Dale
Going-Porter Vows Read At First Methodist Church
Patricia Jane Going and Eugene Howard Porter wed in a 4:30 PM double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church. The couple plans to reside in Ft. Collins after Colorado A. and M. College studies. both are Alabama and Colorado natives with family guests from Des Moines Tulsa Alexandria and Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Patricia Jane Going
John E. Going
Elm
Eugene Howard Porter
R. H. Porter
Ft. Collins
Colo
Charles P. Knight
Edgar D. Kerr
Dean F. Noble
Denver
Sylvia Stone
Decatur
Ala
Elmore Going
Loomis Street
Colorado A
M. College
Ottawa High School
Kappa Delta
Ft. Collins High School
Margie Moore
Alexandria
L. E. Stone
N. A. Gibson
Mabel Elmore
Tulsa
Robert M. Moore
Paul C. Vance
Des Moines
Richard M. Roberts
Socialettes Weekend Visitors Named for Muecke Home
Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Muecke included Wesley Simpson and family from Salina with son William Simpson of Kansas City, Bob Muecke from Ardmore, J. C. Muecke of Humboldt, J. W. Muecke of Camden, N. J., and Bill Muecke on furlough from Pensacola Naval Base. Other guests and travel plans listed follow with multiple families from Ottawa Topeka Garden City Williamsburg Caney and Sacramento as arrangements to move noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Muecke
Wesley Simpson
Salina
William Simpson
Kansas City
Bob Muecke
Ardmore
Okla
J. C. Muecke
Humboldt
J. W. Muecke
Camden
N. J
Bill Muecke
Pensacola
Fla
George Dragieff
Princeton
Joe Pavlacie
Williamsburg
Richard Day
Caney, Kas
Dragieffs
Illinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oliver C. Curby
Assembly No. 136
Social Order of Beauceant
Wright Studio
Women's
Lois Smith
Women's Page
Muecke Studio
Beverly Finch
Mary Ponton
Paul C. ‘Vance
Kenneth Kauffman
Newton
Miguel Manresa
Richard Haclind
Ottows
W. G. Tulloss
Charles Darville
Overland Park
Floyd Barnett
Roger
Ottawa
Don Sheets
Gene Cooper
Bobby
Barbara
Garden City
Alex Telfer
Lee Shelden
Mary Fowler
Sacramento
Calif
H. H. Fowler
Augusta
Harley McFadden
Ricky Joe
Freds Masters
Paola
Earl Richardson
Baxter
C. EB. Hoffman
M. F
Ray Talbott
Tally Mission Circle
Wilbur Broera Rem
Rachel Hubbard
Valley View Community
Riddle
Cobra
Simmons
Rose
Heywood-Wakefield
Waymine
Dark
Heywood-Wakefield Coral
Quin
Court House
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