Quenemo Area Social and Family Notices
Miss Mattie Largent visits Emporia and Hawaii trip with sisters C J Neill and Laura Phelon bridal shower at Phelon schoolhouse. Family gatherings include Roy and Don Driver anniversaries and visits from D R Morris, George Wiley, and John Redinbaugh. Mrs Brann returns to Corner Cafe work. Wantland moves to Nesbitt property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Largent
Emporia
C. J. Neill
Ralph Bird
Hawaii
Elton Davis
Florence Windett
Phelon School
Lyndon
Laura Phelon
W. B. Poston
Burlington
G. E. Parker
Morris Hardware
M. J. Morris
South
John Redinbaugh
Kansas City
Postons
Roy Driver
Don Driver
Topeka
Jim Driver
Pomona
Bob Friesen
Bruce Rogers
Winchester
Dick Driver
Lawrence
Joe
Howard Driver
George Davis
Patricia
Charlotte
Raytown
D. R. Morris
James Wiley
Peggy
Wichita
H. R. Wiley
George Wiley
C. C. Wantland
West Franklill
Nesbitt
Bert Brann
Frances Laubach
Paul’ Laubach
W. H. Davidson
Local social notes and historical gown lesson and Mohammed fact
LAFF A DAY open house celebrates 50th anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Lou Feltner. Visitors include Wilbur Harris of Ponsford and Del Garrison with Debra. Farewell party for Berniece Tilton held by 7th and 8th grade roommates at Harold Bryan home. Fidelis club meets at Grace Morris home with ten members. March of Dimes canvassing planned. Myrtle Rogers shares lesson on gowns of First Ladies with Smithsonian references. Mohammed born in Mecca in 570 A.D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Feltner
Wilbur Harris
Ponsford
Minn
Harris
del Garrison
Debra
le Roy
Henry Bernard
Berniece Tilton
Melvern
Harold Bryan
Jeanie Rose
Barbara Yockey
Linda Logan
Connie Lee
Janice
Sandra Spencer
Penny Walker
Cheryl Walker
Mickey Fine
David Middleton
Jere _Jaillite
Charles Gray
Harold Dean Bryan
George Davis
Raytown
John Davis
Fidelis Club
Quenemo
Grace Morris
March of Dimes
Myrtle Rogers
United States
Smith-asonian Institution
Washington
Lela Comstock
Local Bank Ledger and Social News From Stanton Area
A Stanton area column lists visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Virgil Beebe and Mr and Mrs Charley Bates. Word also reaches of hospital calls, eye surgery on a Knittel family member, and numerous weekend callers. The bank section presents a financial statement with assets and deposits sworn by cashier Neal B Baxter, dated January 1987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil] Beebe
Charley Bates
Claude Turner
Lavon Bates
Grant Catterson
Rantoul
George Webker
George Brassfield
Otis Foster
Miami County Hospital
Willis Smith
Ollie Brassfield
John Hu
Earl Yackle
Judy
Paola
Jim Chamberlin
George Webber
Zeb McKeon
Frank Davidson
Howard Mannen
Richard Lyle
Tony Wynn
Patty
Roy Lee Webber
Roy Webber
State Hospital
U. 5
Reetbederssenyeses
Neal B. Baxter
J. A. Hudelson
John F. Hudelson
Robert L. Hudelson
State of Kansas
County of
Franklin
W. W. Clevenger
Plum Creek HDU Hosts Gathering at Church
In the past three months, attendees arrived at the Brassfield home of Mr and Mrs George Brassfield by ambulance. Mrs Raymond Bryan and Mrs Everette Miller served as hostesses Friday for the Plum Creek H D U meeting at the church.
Illness Fatal To Publisher's Widow
Mrs. Martha V. Craig, 78, widow of Clinton B. Craig former Pleasanton Observer Enterprise publisher, died in Kansas City after a three year illness. Surviving sisters include Mrs. M. V. Bradley, Mrs. J. L. Saunders of Pleasanton, Mrs. J. T. Kennedy and Mrs. C. A. Hiatt of Blue Mound, and Mrs. gdl Wright of Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Martha V. Craig
Clinton BE. Craig
the Pleasanton
Kas
Observer Enterprise
M. V. Bradley
J, L. Saunders
Pleasanton
J. T. Kennedy
C. A. Hiatt
Blue Mound
Gdl
Wright
Wichita
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mohammed Was
Mecca
Arabia
Stanton
Citizens State Bank of
Kansas
Lesaw
Seesscewees
U. S
Eeaes
Thrift
A&p
Axp
AuP’s
Jane Parker
Ann Page
Red Circle
Baker and A&p
Ann
Peg
Speer
Caramel
Jane E Parker
Orange Jane Parker
Jona
America
Omar
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Cans
Matic Gas Clothes
Ory
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