Social events honor Princeton guest Bill Baxter
BILL BAXTER of Princeton, who left for Gale Institute of Minneapolis, Minn., was honored at several social events. A farewell picnic at Forest Park followed a Friday ice cream social hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Baxter. Family gathering for the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Bechtle occurred at the Briscoe home with many relatives present and a devotional led by Mrs. Robert Steele. The Appanoose Baptist W.M.S. Briscoe group held a meeting with Bible verses and votes to support the community recreational program. True Kindred initiated several members at Masonic Temple with plans to elect vacancies next meeting and suspend summer sessions. Recruit Class at North Baptist donated to the church building fund. The article notes birthdays and various local social events surrounding Baxter and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Baxter
Princeton
Gale Institute of
Bill
Forest Park
Faye Bishop
Robert Todd
Marian Lantz
Leota’ Thompson
Shirley Brooks
Mary Ann Cannady
Clifford Baxter
Baxter
John Baxter
Charles Hanes
Atricia Hanes
Janet
Debra Baxter
Guy Briscoe
Gerald
Terry
Briscoe
Santa Monica
Calif
Richard Ritz
Larry
Judy
Abilene
Harvey Briscoe
Donnie
Overland Park
Eula Nitcher
Mmes
Floyd Hackett
Max Hetrick
George Mesigh
Mae McCain
Lester Clark
Jane Houston
Masonic Iemple
Robert Pence
Paul E. McClellan
Jay Brown
Marie Mathis
Fred Lehnert
Raymond Smith, Jr
Andrew Mietchen
North Baptist Church
George Phibbs
Gladys Keith
Baby Named Gregory Scott in May Memorial Hospital Birth
A son named Gregory Scott was born May 177 at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bowman. He weighed five pounds 14 ounces. The wedding party, attire, reception details, and future home near Ottawa route 1 are noted, along with the bride’s and groom’s KU ties, and other family mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bowman
Leo Bowman
Gregory Scott
Birthday and church events at Trinity Methodist and North Baptist
The notice lists Mrs Ernest Lowrance birthday observance at Trinity Methodist Church with Mrs Lola Fisher and Max J J Smith, 7:30 p.m. W MGS of North Baptist Church hosts initiation and evening events. It also urges investing in U S Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lowrance
Trinity Methodial Church
Lola Fisher
Max. J. J. Smith
North Baptist Church
P.m
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank N. Bechtle
Tin
K. U
Joe Terrill
J. Henry Bennett
Robert Hill
Robert B. Anderson
N. F. Peed
Bert Anderson
Jo B. Wolf
J. L. Hysom
Arthur Biederman
Charles Peed
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Matthew Guilfoyle
K. A
Noel Douglas
George Kramer
J. B. Hamilton
John Hysom
Jack Holton
Frank Mas
Jimmy Sands
Tommy Morrisey
Cynthia Henning
Dale Harris
Ann Haggard
Arden Treas
Ottawa
Department of Kansas
V.F.W
Ladies Auxiliary
Wichita
Francis Wise
Frank Bogard
Roy Lambert
Mabel Simmons
National Auxiliary
Department Auxiliary
Udall
Helen Gillihan
Olathe
Mahala McKinnis
Lyons
Vera A. Blanton
Topeka
Clyde Blackburn
Lcon
Morris J. Krouse
Francis EB. Stone
Mac Clarke
Ina Bechtle
Air Force
Washington, D. C
California
Orville Bechtle
Ralph Reiser
Vernon
Bechtle
McPherson
Ernest Bechtle
Max Bechtle
Gerald Bechtle
Kansas City
Harold Bechtle
Chester Bechtle
Gay Harris
Michael
Robert Melroy
Robert, White, Jr
Randy Long
Marla Lynn
Michael Lee
Ricky Byrd
Barbara Bundy
Stephanie Melroy
Lala Lee
Jerry Bauman
Stephen White
John R. Kramer
Mr. Smarty
Chappell’s
Thornton
Emerson
LIFE
Mack Electric
Pervita
Duane Bechile
S. Cherry
Coming Sun
Mon
Tiros, Nillorest Drive-In
United Presbyterian Church
Joan McCandless
Miss McCandless
D. R. McCandless
Todd Mac’ Donald
Bill Abbott
Bobby
Garry
Arthur Geiss
David
Bob Coleman
Cathy
Marvin Durbin
Doug
Cindy
Olga Simmons
Oak Lodge
Rose Simmons
Lawrence
Tilfred Simmons
Harold Simmons
Janet and
Fletcher
Wynn Hugg
Hazel Simmons
Robert Palmer
Bob Palmer
Alvin Spiegle
Overbrook
George Washington Davis
Davis
Washington, D.C
Claude, Fine
Coffeyville
Herbert Fine
Donald
Denier
Young Men's
Townsends
Cheney
N. Main
Kellogg's
Pox. Soc
Rug
Voor
Pickwick Coffee
van Camp
Oregon
Mrs. Tucker
Tare
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