Glenn-Althouse Wedding Held In Sabetha Sunday
Miss Dolores Jean Glenn and Frank D. Althouse married in Sabetha First Baptist Church on Sunday, June 3, with Rev. A E Applequist officiating. The ceremony featured white and pink floral decor, a double ring rite, and bridal party attire including nylon tulle gown and lavender net gowns. The reception followed in the church basement, with a three tier cake and cordial service, and the couple planned to live in Lawrence after a brief wedding trip to Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Jean Glenn
Orville Glenn
S. Poplar
Frank D. Althouse
Floyd Althouse
Sabetha
First Baptist Church of
A. E. Applequist
Marion Spencer
Byers Erickston
Robert Glenn
Topeka
Helen Marks
Ottawa
Glenn
Miss Marks
Judy Humphrey
Betty Althouse
Linda Jonah
Hiawatha
Mayo Jonac
Melvin Adakson
Arnold
Althouse
Johnny Humphrey
Gary McDaniel
Mary Humphrey
Lorence McDaniel
Curt Wright
University
Sloan
Pine Cone Lodge
Park Rapids
Minn
Tennessee
Lawrence
Wycoff Community Hosts Afternoon Meeting At Dowdy Home
Wycoff Community club gathered Thursday at Mrs. H. M. Dowdy’s home with Mrs. R. M. McCullough assisting. Mrs. G. W. Ponton led devotions and Mrs. Earl Farris presided. Mrs. Ray Smith won a contest. Refreshments followed. Attendees included Margaret Ann Dowdy, Mrs. W. A. Bromert, Eunice, Mrs. Ray Farris, Mrs. Arthur Harris, Mrs. Lawrence Lundstedt, Mrs. R. E. Roseberry and Una Hinderliter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wycoff Community Club
H. M. Dowdy
R. M. McCullough
G. W. Ponton
Earl Farris
Ray ‘Smith
Margaret Ann Dowdy
W. A. Bromert
Eunice
Ray Farris
Arthur Harris
Lawrence Lundstedt
R. E. Roseberry
Una Hinderliter
Baxter Social Hour At Ottawa Area Home
The Baxter Social Hour group gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Harry Johnson's home five miles northwest of Ottawa. Mrs. Jim Allen led business, played piano for singing, and devotionals were by Mrs. Don Waymire. Prizes were won by several members, with a door prize to Mrs. Waymire, and many visitors joined in refreshments and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Harry Johnson
Ottawa
Jim Allen
Don Waymire
Rado Mohr
Thomas Pederson
William Ratzlaff
C. E. Hoffman
Harlan Page
Ernest Sink
Waymire
Ross Gregg
L. E. Allen
Bill Bishop
Neal
Patricia
Virgil
Paul Mohr
Claude Sink
John Sink
George Sowers
Roger Allen
Larry K. Lynn
Jan
Linda Page
Mark, Bruce
Susan Jo Waymire
Lola Mae Sink
Trinity W.S.C.S. Meeting At Trinity Church
A Trinity Methodist W.S.C.S. gathering met Wednesday afternoon at the church. Mrs Henry Alban read a poem My Garden and Mrs R B Ward led devotions. Mrs Elsie Ferguson spoke on The World Beginning in My Community with an skit by Mrs Ralph Brinkmeyer Mrs Charles Smiley and Mrs John McIntosh as hostesses. Assistants included Mrs Howard Fisher Mrs A E Sullins and Mrs Fred Proffitt. Mrs Harry Loyd presented a gift to Mrs Lester Cation who is moving to Garnett. Nineteen members and guest Mrs Maude Tipton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist W.S.C.S
Henry Alban
R. 8. Ward
Elsie Ferguson
Ralph Brinkmeyer
Charles Smiley
John McIntosh
Howard Fisher
A. E. Sullins
Fred Proffitt
Harry Loyd
Society
Lester Cation
Garnett
Maude Tipton
Rangeline Club Holds June Meeting At Mrs Harbour Home
The Rangeline Club met on June 5 with Mrs Walter Harbour presiding. Mrs Orville Pohl led the business session. Attendees included guest Mrs Donard Gastrock and members Mmes Vane Kring C O Drum H O Gibson A L Hornberger Charles Elm Walter Stoebener and Dorothy Drum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangeline Club
Walter Harbour
Orville Pohl
Donard Gastrock
Mmes. Vane Kring
C. O. Drum
H. O. Gibson
A. L. Hornberger
Charles Elm
Walter Stoebener
Dorothy Drum
Ladies Aid Met at Greenwood Society Meeting
Mrs Percy Graves hosted the Greenwood Ladies Aid Society gathering on Wednesday. Devotions and a business session were held, followed by refreshments as members and several visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Graves
Greenwood Ladies Aid Society
Carl Ellison
Oliver Shaw
Josie Reed
Donny
Orville Flager
Cathy
Darryl
Minnie Hamilton
Earl Hamilton
Judy
Daryl
Vernon Fitzgerald
J. R. Abel
Deann
Mike
Harold van Horn
Ella Dodson
Ira Reed
L. W. Nitcher
Lee
Jeanette
Lorraine
Royal Neighbors Lodge Meeting Highlights
Royal Neighbors Lodge met in the I C C F Hall with Mrs C L Breckenridge presiding. Mrs Frank Bingaman received a 50 year membership pin and Mrs Cecil Chapman was sent off with a farewell gift as she moves to Portland Oregon. New members included Mrs Bob Robinson Mrs Richard Cowdin Mrs Maxine Wertz and Mrs Leona Chesser. Refreshments were served by Mrs Albert Smith Mrs Cecil Chapman and Mrs Guy Barker. Twenty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Lodge
I.C.C.F. Hall
C. L. Breckenridge
Family Visits Extend Indefinitely After Trip
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sink and Wayne of Middletown Ohio left for home after a few days with Mr and Mrs Walter Price whose brother is Mrs Sink Their mother Mrs Elsie Sink of Camden Indiana who came along remained for an indefinite stay Also visiting are cousins Mr and Mrs Fred Schlemgen and Dick from Huron South Dakota who arrived today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd ‘Sink
Wayne
Middletown
Ohio
Walter Price
Mr. Price
Sink
Elsie Sink
Camden
Ind
Price
Fred Schlemgen
Huron
S. D
Socialettes Gather for Topeka Luncheon Honoring Mrs Welch
Mrs James Welch a former Ottawa assistant editor now living in Columbus Ohio will be guest of honor at a 12 o'clock luncheon at the Chocolate Shop in Topeka next Thursday. The event brings together former Capper Publications associates and Topeka Press Women members including Lois Smith and Lee Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Welch
Columbus
Ohio
Topeka
Chocolate Shop
Welch
Household Magazine
Capper Publications
Topeka Press Women's Club
Lois Smith
The
Ottawa Herald
Lee Perkins
Richmond
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Oklahoma City
Ottawa Club Supports Korean War Orphan Baik Dae Ok
Beta Sigma Phi Ottawa chapters contribute 120 annually to care for Baik Dae Ok a 13 year old Korean orphan living in Mok Po at Kong Saeng Won orphanage. Born March 27 1943 her father died in the war and her mother later died leaving her and her sister to struggle. She is quiet hard working and intelligent with training in home economics and a fondness for mathematics. Her chores include dining room cleanup and she enjoys folk dancing. The support comes through the Christian Children’s Fund Inc and helps provide for her sustained care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Ottawa Women’s Organization
Beta Omicron
Beta Omega
Xi Omicron
Baik Dae Ok
Kong Saeng Won
Mok Po
Baik Dae Ok J
Jade
Christian Children’s Fund, Inc
Abilene Woman Heads Federation in Kansas City
Miss Anna Reed of Abilene will lead the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs after an unopposed election at a three day convention near 500 women from 117 clubs attended. Other unopposed officers were named, with district directors named from multiple cities. The convention closes Sunday amid reports on bread costs and wheat carryover.
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Kansas
City
Kas
Anna Reed
Abilene
Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Reed
Dickinson County Social Welfare Department
Vivian Etrick
Liberal
Jo Myers
Fredonia
Doris Embry
Parsons
Pat Wilhite
Wichita
Thelma Haverttv
Lawrence
Wanda Lewis
Paola
Helen Stock
Sedan
Catherine Rice
Clay Center
Grace Cooter
Beloit
Lenora FE. Smith
Great Bend
Ivah Alexander
Nercatur
Dott Cox
Meade
Opal Hulen
Violet Frank
Wellington
Louis E. Caster
Rockford
Ill
Kansas Wheat Improvement Assn
Marvin McLain
Operative Costs Fix Bread Price
Hays W A loaf of bread would still cost 14 cents in the store even if the farmer gave his wheat to the baker. The chairman of the district committee comments on cost factors in bread pricing.
Newcombe Issued Just One Intentional BB In 1955
In 234 innings that year for Brooklyn, Don Newcombe issued only one intentional walk, highlighting his control and command on the mound during the 1955 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
Graham Prays For the Recovery at Billy Graham Meeting
In Oklahoma City more than 14,000 people bowed heads as Billy Graham opened his evangelical meeting with a prayer for President Eisenhower’s recovery. Graham said the nation shared concern for Mr. Eisenhower and called him the greatest American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Billy Graham
Eisenhower
Graham
Claims Oklahoma Has Best Parks
Senator Monroney praised Oklahoma state parks saying it has the finest system in the United States during the dedication of the Western Hills Lodge at Sequoyah State Park. The $1.6 million lodge is among four completed in Oklahoma this spring as Governor Gary forecast tourism growth in eastern Oklahoma resort areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sequoyah State Park
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Sunday and area church services listing
A dense schedule lists church names, locations, pastors, and weekly worship times. It covers Gaines community congregations including Gt. Paul AME, Assembly of God, Church of Christ, Bethany Chapel, Nazarene, Wesleyan, Free Methodist, United Presbyterian, Grace Episcopal, Trinity Methodist, Church of The Brethren, Federated, First Methodist, Faith Lutheran, First Christian, North Baptist, and First Baptist with Sunday school times, worship hours, and midweek services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A.M.E
C. J. Prince
Assembly of God
B. R. Harris
Young Peoples Meeting
Church of Christ
N. Poplar
Bible School
Wethany Chapel
Church of the Nazarene
Seventh and Elm
J. Russell Smith
Fifth and Cedar
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Main
Wayne
Caldwell
Wesleyan
Free Methodist
North Oak
Carl Adolphson
United Presbyterian
Third and Walnut
M. Todd Macdonald
Grace Episcopal
John B. Sweigart
Trinity Methodist
N. Cedar
Robert B. Craig
Hugd Stoupe
Baldwin
M.Y.F
Church of the Brethren
Gerald Mease
Milton Danielson
Young Peoples
Sunday church services and meetings in Quenemo area
Sunday At The Churches lists Christan Science Society at 311 South Hickory with morning service at 11 o clock and Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. Wednesday testimony at p.m. Redding room hours 2 4 p.m. Sacred Heart Catholic at 4th and Cedar with Mathew Guilfoyle pastor whos masses 7 and 9 a.m. except first Sunday 8 and 11 a.m. Weekday masses in summer 7 a.m. Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses Quenemo time lecture 2 p.m. Sunday Watchtower study 3 15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christan Science Society
South Hickory
Redding
Sacred Heart Catholic
4Th and Cedar
Mathew Guilfoyle
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
Quenemo
Kansas
Watchtower
Community club gatherings and church events listed
A dense listing of local club meetings and church events across Lawrence and Topeka regions. Entries include Melody Music Club, Beta Omicron picnic, Union Chapel W.C.T.U., North Baptist Recruit Class, Army Mothers Memorial Auditorium Tea for Mrs Warren Shaw, and numerous circle and auxiliary activities with dates and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Music Club
Deanna Lofgreen
C.W.B.C
Norma Stewart
Earl Conner
Beta Omicron
Doris
Beverly Hjorth
ARMY
Warren Shaw
Topeka
G. C. Robe
Main
G.A.R. Circle
Rena Biederman
North Baptist Church
Jay Daugherty
N. Oak
Ottawa County Club
Howard Duscan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glenn-Althouse
Douglas Bros
Wycoff Community
S. Oak Street
Wesley O'Connor
C. A. Myers & Son
Peoples Nat'l Bk
Trinity W.S.C.S
Ladies Aid
Royal Neighbors
Ottawa Club
Abilene Woman Heads Federation
American Institute of Baking
McLain
First Methodist
4Th
Hickory
Don Hoyle
Faith Lutheran
Lee W. Lennon
Walther League
First Christian
Ernest S. Worden
CYF
Seremon
Hell
North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
Wm. L. Luce
Christ and
Cash
First Baptist
Roger L. Fredrikson
Imiitater
Fredrikson
God's Word
Thurasday
Fellowship of Prayer
Dean Berlin
John G. Kaiser
Masonic
Pho
Necchi-Elna’ Sewing Forum
Ruth Holland
Ruth Holland Necchi
ELNA
Supermatic
Ist
Necchielna
Ottawa, Kansas
Mecen
Tae Mee
Irele
Clue
Farailieg
Orest GC
Bathdat Club
Brreat
Ralph Moharry
Poplar
Redey
Disger D.ar
Lyscheon H.C.H
Lown
Chester Keim
Lawrences Tusping V
Anne Adams
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Ase
Ottawa Transfer & Storage Company
Italy
Switzerland
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