Local social notes and weekend visits documented
Mabel Chandler and Mr and Mrs Lee Perkins returned Saturday from New Orleans. En route they visited Mr and Mrs John Sanders in Miami Oklahoma. Elda Barry Missionary society met with Mrs W J Collins and shared a potluck supper. Mrs Albert Dunbar led devotions. Attendees included Mmes Eugene Bump Harold Maley George C Dietrich French Booker Gene O Mara Jerry Milchelt Bob Crick Elsie McClintic Dee Spaulding Louis Flowers Clarence Gault Howard Smith Lon Mishler Harold Robertson Paul Davis Ralph McCrea Louis Riebe and Verne Glaze. Bert T Moherman Kansas City visited Mrs J R Smith Keislar. Clarenge Mardick Town Falls IA visited with Charley Mardick. John Coles spent Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Perkins
New Orleans
John Sanders
Miami
Oklo
Elda Barry Missionary Society
W. J. Collins
Albert Dunbar
Oscar Newmaster
Mmes
Eugene Bump
Harold Maley
George C. Dietrich
French Booker
Gene O'Mara
Jerry Milchelt
Bob Crick
Elsie McClintic
Dee Spaulding
Louis Flowers
Clarence Gault
Howard Smith
Lon Mishler
Harold Robertson
Paul Davis
Ralph McCrea
Louis Riebe
Verne Glaze
Bert T. Moherman
Kansas City
J. R. Smith Keislar
Clarenge Mardick
Town Falls
Charley Mardick
John Coles
Evening with the Henry Browns honors Donna Merscham
Mrs R E Merscham entertained Friday afternoon near Princeton for her daughter Donna celebrated on her 5th birthday. guests included Bob and Janet Brown and many friends and relatives. others traveled from Caney Duluth and Kansas City to spend the weekend with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Browns
Princeton
R. E. Merscham
Donna
Shirley Merscham
Dee Spaulding
Martha Burnett
Merscham
Bob
Janet Brown
Bobby
Randy Burnett
Cindy
Nancy Spaulding
Terry
Denny Riebe
Elizabeth Smith
Ronnie Easton
Cathy Brockus
Patsy Milliman
Jack Smiths
Caney
Abe Severns
Virgil Smiths
Dale Byres
Duluth
Minn
Sheppard Field
Wichita Falls
Texas
Keith Walden
Kenneth Swartz
Kansas City
Pete Bures
Ed Anderson
Margaret, Feuerborn
Victor
Sylvester
Agnes
Theresa Benus
Lambert Bures
Frank Gretencord
George Feuerborn
Bud
Dean DeGarmos
Ottawa
J. L. DeGarmo
Herman Penne
Louis
Connie Kueser
Garnett Hospital
Alvin Sharps
Osawatomie
John Millers
Vintage Pattern 4804 Misses' Sizes 12 to 20
Ottawa Herald notes sewing pattern 4804 for a versatile cotton cover up. pattern includes a “Pansy” pocket trim and a wardrobe piece suitable for summer. Also mentions local visits and social notices around Ottawa Kansas with names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
Garnett area weekend visits and family notices
A long list of weekend visits and family in Garnett and nearby towns includes Mrs. Charles Faden receiving care at her parents home after hospital release, Gus and Theresa Benus at supper with Mersmans and others, Mrs. Mary Waterbury visiting relatives in Kansas City, and many residents visiting relatives and attending events. Notable mentions include the Oswalds purchasing a Fort Collins home and returning for furniture, plus local youths and students visiting relatives and attending a K-State basketball game in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Gordon
Mary Waterbury
Kansas City
Ann
Casida
Ottawa
Ernest Henderson
Oma Roberts
Nola Morgan
Charley Moberly
Clarence Pennes
Jane Setter
Carl Rubicks
Donald Fergusons
James Greishars
Lawrence
M. K. Ferguson
Lawrence Siefert
Greeley
Joe Katzer
Garnett
Jule Jackman
al Kippers
Chris Mersmans
Ross Neils
Fred Hicks
Marsha
Garnet
Ernest
Matt Bricklemeyers
Eudora
Glen Oswalds
Fort Collins
Colo
Princeton
Clyde Berrys
Ralph McCreas
O. L. Breckenridges
Dale Smith
John H. Roeckers
Yona
Delbert
Kenneth Cunningham
Manhattan
Marjorie Roeckers
Carl Manloves Garnett
Ed Andersons
Ivan McLees
Burlington
Imogene Bastin
Anna Boss
Betty Silvius
New Books At City Library and Carnegie Free Library
A list of new titles at City Library and Carnegie Free Library includes Enter Sir Robert by Clay H Tate and Wings of the Morning by Angela Thirkell, Earth In Upheaval by Velikovsky, China Under Communism by Richard Walker, The Scrolls From the Dead Sea by Edmund Wilson, and How to Become a Better Reader by Paul Witty. Additional titles feature The Prophet by Sholem Asch, Man's Emerging Mind by N J Berrill, The African Giant by Stuart Cloete, Leaven of Malice by Robertson Davies, Let's Eat Right to Keep Fit by Adelle Yravis, The American Treasury 1455-1955 edited by Clifton Fadiman, Bus Stop by William Inge, Sunday’s Children by Knox, New Found World by Harold Lamb, The Woman in the Case by Edgar Lustgarten, A Charmed Life by Mary McCarthy, The Gentleman by Edison Marshall, Chicago With Love by Arthur Meeker, Valley of the Vines by Joey Packer, Lincoln’s Sons by Ruth Randall, Adoption And Alter by Louise Raymond, Building A Better Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay H. Tate
Sir Robert
Angela Thirkell
Frederick van de Water
Immanuel Velikovsky
China
Richard Walker
Patrick White
Edmund Wilson
Paul Witty
Carnegie Free Library
Prophet
Sholem Asch
N. J Berrill
Stuart Cloete
Robertson’ Davies
Adelle Yravis
Clifton Fadiman
Nancy
Edison Marshall
Chicago
Arthur Meeker
Joey Packer
Lincoln
Ruth Randall
Alter
Louise Raymond
Self-employed workers make up 19 percent in U.S. study
Census Bureau figures show only 19 percent of United States workers are self employed. The data underline a broader employment pattern and may influence labor market analysis and policy discussions. The report highlights ongoing shifts in work structure and entrepreneurship levels nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S. Census Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mabel Chandler
Hallmark
Ike Sna Mamie
America
Abilene, Kansas
Carl Andersons
Frank Dietrich
Dietrich
Raymond Coleman
Clinton
Carl Shinkle
Fail River
Amog Lyon
Robert Foltz
Eldon Lyon
Ross Howell
Gene Mildfelt
Henry Schweikart
Gene Mitchum
Joe Milcfelt
Frank Hahners
Shawnee
Charles Hoelschers
Wichita
Steve Hoelscher
George Hutchison
Davis
Bob Griner
Chris Hermrecks
Don
Conrad Hermrecks
Roger Browns
Hubert Peine
Lowell
Emporia
Jim McGuire
Socrates
City Library
Oldsmobile
Star Grain & Lumber Co
Fourth & Walnut
Jek
P.O
Kansas
Anker Sewing Machine CO
MAIM
Ford
Ford Theatre
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