Fisher Powell Families Celebrate 34th Reunion at Lone Star Church
The 34th annual Fisher-Powell reunion gathered at Lone Star church with a noon basket dinner. Bradford Powell was re elected president, with Mrs. Lila Haas as vice president and Mrs. Gladys Spigle as secretary treasurer. The group will meet June 2, 1957 at the same location. Attendees from Lawrence to Richmond include the Powells Fishburns Spigles Florys and others sharing a social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishburn - Powell
Lone Star Church
Bradford Powell
Lila Haas
Gladys Spigle
Wayne Powell
Frank Haas
Leland Wilson
Alvin Fishburn
Allen
Aubry. Fishburn
Mart Flory
Willie Trefz
Tena Fishburn
Martin Flory
Cheryl
Christina
Dale Powell
Lola Powell
Alvin Harrel
Lawrence
Arthur Spigle
Charles Ingle
Anna Hoover
Edward
Dee Anna Spigle
Overbrook
Hazel Fishburn
Ezra Fishburn
Medicine Lodge
Ed Schwanke
Maple Hill
Olin Heffner
Baldwin
Earl Kinzie
Ellen
Lindale Texas
J. Shoemaker
Tonganoxie
Willis DeVilbiss
Ottawa
Rex Powell
Lone Star
M. W. Fishburn
Jane and
Gary
Richmond
Roasting Two Pound Pork Butt In Moderate Oven
A two pound boneless pork butt can be roasted on a rack in an open pan. It requires about one hour and fifteen minutes in a moderate oven.
Kale in Cream Sauce Delights with Onion Seasoning
Reader notes frozen kale with onion seasoning makes a tasty dish when paired with a creamy sauce. Simple, quick, and flexible for weeknight dinners.
Love And Loyalty Club Hosts Anniversary Celebration
Mrs Minnie Bogart led the Love and Loyalty club gathering with a 6 o clock birthday cake by Mrs Peter Pursley for Mrs Bob Robinsons anniversary. Bible verses and Flag Day quotes marked roll call as Mrs Anna Bryan led business. Forty sick calls noted and cards sent to shut ins while a plant was given to Mrs Albert Hubbard.
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Minnie Bogart
Love and Loyalty Club
Peter Pursley
Bob Robinson
Anna Bryan
Albert Hubbard
Pursley
C. B. South
George Wirtz
Tensie Cutbirth
K. W. Williamson
Lillian Spears
Frank Bingaman
Leona Chesser
Beulah Anderson
Socialities: Local residents return from river towns
Social notes report Mrs. F. Roy Johnson of 608 S Oak homeward from Topeka after two weeks visiting her sister Mrs Emma W. Ruoff. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pickering return from a two week stay at Manhattan where they served as acting superintendent and matron at the Rebekah I. O. O. F. home. New managers Mr True Gardner and Mrs Gardner of Racine Mo take over Manhattan home after Gardner’s retirement from Liberty Mo. illness improved.
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F. Roy Johnson
S. Oak
Topeka
Emma W. Ruoff
W. L. Pickering
Manhattan
Rebekah I. O. O.F
True Gardner
Racine
Gardner
1.O. O. F. Home
Fat Liberty
Mexico Sees 800000 Annual Births Exceed Deaths
Every year Mexico records about 800000 more births than deaths. The demographic gap reflects a persistent natural increase fueling population growth, with births outpacing fatalities across the nation.
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Mexico
General WSCS Meeting Held at First Methodist Church
A general meeting of WSCS was held yesterday afternoon at the First Methodist church. Mrs. Phil McCracken presided and led devotions by Mrs. D. C. Whitaker. Mrs. Opal Howell led the lesson “How Real is the Kingdom to Us.” North circle served refreshments. Roses decorated tables. Mrs. R. C. Supplee at the punch bowl. Thirty members attended.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Phil McCracken
D. C. Whitaker
Opal Howell
R. C. Supplee
Women’s Association Meeting At Federated Church
The Women’s Association held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the Federated church. Mrs Dan Wilson led the business session and devotionals were given by Mrs Ralph Curby. A program on The Spirit of Christian Citizenship was arranged by several members with Mrs S M Brockway and others. Mrs Wilson served coffee and cookies. red roses decorated the tables.
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Women’s Association
Federated Church
Dan Wilson
Ralph Curby
S .M. Brockway
Richard Sala
Carl Igel
David Woods
Wilson
John Sheilds
B. F. Bowers
W. A. Penny
Prominent Ladies Attend Social Gathering
M Spears, Mrs Max Ward, Mrs Woods, and Miss Lola Sloan were noted among twenty six members present at the gathering.
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M. Spears
Max Ward
Woods
Lola Sloan
Cooking for Fun: Elegant chicken and rice menu card
An AP News Feature outlines a company dinner menu featuring broiled chicken breasts with curried rice and a fresh asparagus rolls and a strawberry rhubarb pie. The recipe uses converted rice curry powder currants pimientos and toasted almonds. It serves six.
Baptist Women At House Party In Ottawa University
Kansas Baptist women attend an Ottawa University house party with about 200 full time attendees and over 400 including one day guests. Activities include breakfast, lectures by Mrs Gordon Haggerth and Mrs Frank R Carroll, Assam missionary Mrs Earl E Brock, and banquets with Dr Roger W Getz and Dr William Keucher addressing. Mrs Henry Smallwood of Fort Scott leads the group.
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Kansas
Ottawa University
State Baptist Business and
Gordon Haggerth
Concordia
Frank R. Carroll
Dayton
Ohio
Henry Smallwood
Fort Scott
Diploma For Palsy Victim At Portland State College
David Ingerson, 26, a cerebral palsy sufferer, will graduate atop his class at Portland State College. He cannot walk or write except by a slow typewriter, and his speech is severely limited. He achieved a four year GPA of 8.81, with all A grades dictated by his mother who assisted in exams.
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Portland, Orc
David Ingerson
Portland State College
Ingerson
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Lois Smith
Fisher-Powell
Sery
Rieg Pratures Syndicate
Bee
World Ricats Wrereved
AP News
Willis Nursery
Willis
Litwin
And
Dacron
Rich Lastex
Chambray
Litwin’s
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