Remarkable Pomona Social Roundup From Boyd to Ottawa
Pomona area notes a busy sequence of visits and moves with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnson relocating from Boyd to Ottawa. Carl Johnson and family hosted the former’s mother for dinner while Lexia Johnson and George Lindsey visited in Ottawa. Numerous relatives from Omaha Topeka and Lawrence called on, dined, or traveled, with guests including Rev Leslie Tomberlin of Idaho and Archie Clark, the Carr and Shirley families, and many more. Several local households hosted dinners and birthdays, while Crimp moved from East B Street to Hopkins Estate, and health concerns surfaced as Chauncy Fishburn prepared for emergency surgery in Junction City.
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Ross Johnson
Boyd
Ottawa
Carl Johnson
Lexia Johnson
George Lindsey
Arnold Allen
Ray Button
Karen
Omaha
Nebr
Cora Button
Button
Valley Center
Clara Niteher
Gladys McNees
Walter Niteher
Ben Nitcher
Ralph Nitchers
Chas. Camn
BE. M. Hoagland
Wm. Morgan
Billy
Je. Frances
Charles
Gashlind
Lulu Holler
Mr. Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Bessie Pruett
Paula
Bobby Sutton
Holler
Pansy Bowman Topeka
James Lindsey
Roy English
Crimp
J.button
East B. Street
Hopkins
North Main Street
Ted Rubanks
Ted, Jr
Jimmie
Larry
Coffeyville
Henry Fishburn
Chauncy
Junction City
G. C. Clark
John
Harry Clark
Kerville
Texas
8. W. Owens
Law
Rehee
Lawrence
Ralph Hoffman
Cart
Phil
Lee
Linda
Marvin
Porth
Herald
Bethel W. S. C. S
Wayne Owens
Maurice Fishburn
Ban Hoffman
C. Crawford
William Ralphs
Overbrook
Cooperative Dinner Honors California Visitor in Lawrence
Bethel and Centennial couples plus Stahel families and the Oehrles attended a Sunday dinner at Raymond Oehrle’s Lawrence home. The event honored Janice Johnson, visiting from California. Katie Coursen of Overbrook is visiting in Lawrence. Albert Turner was taken to a Topeka hospital Tuesday.
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John Stahel
Alvin Stahel
Gary
Ervin
Walter Oehrle
Raymond Oehrle
Lawrence
Walter Oehrles
Janice Johnsson
California
Katie Coursen
Overbrook
Charles’ Jones
Albert Turner
Topeka
Senator proposes reserve bonus for volunteers
Washington Senator Russell proposes replacing compulsory reserve training with a $400 bonus for veterans who volunteer for three years of active reserve training with combat units of the Army or Marine Corps. The plan seeks to incentivize voluntary service over mandatory drills.
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Washington
Russell
D-Ga
Army
Marine Corps
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