Village Pageant Skit At DAR Meeting On Flag Day
GENERAL EDWARD HAND Chapter DAR held a meeting at Mrs. R A Gollier home with a picnic luncheon honoring Flag Day. Fifth and sixth grade girls performed the skit Thank You America, followed by God Bless America. Guests included Mrs. Robert Wightman and Mrs. J A Ward. many members attended. A separate note lists attendees and a marriage announced: Duncan Savidge and Virginia Ann Duncan wed May 28 at Prairie Village Village Church with elaborate bridal attire and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hand
D.A.R
America
R. A. Gollier
Mies
R. R. Redmond
E. W. Smay
A. E. Willis
A. F. le
A. C. Carpenter
M. W. Cecil
E. N. Elder
Fred Gardner
C. T. Geiger
R. D. Harris
J. R. Henning
Leroy Hood
G.T. Kelsey
John Lamb
Floyd Ogg
C. BE. Oswald
Henry Parker
O. E. Parks
Richard Pickler
H. E. Shaw
G. P. Walker
George Spears
C. A. Washburt
G. D. Wellepp
D. C. Whitaker
J. J. Smith
Catherine Campbell
Louise Walker
Zig-Zag club meeting and Army Mothers notes
Zig-Zag club met at Mrs Ayeta's home in Garnett with Mrs Sam Strain hosting. Members shared Zig-Zag sewing projects while Strain demonstrated smocking. Refreshments followed. Army Mothers contributed 15 to Wadsworth and Wichita hospitals for bingo and party funds. new member R S Ward joined. A Forest Park picnic for Kansas City and Emporia groups was planned with each member bringing table service and a covered dish. No July or August meetings. Thirty members attended. Save with safety U S Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernica Stith
Garnett
Barbara Boyer
Westphalia
W. L. Sybrant
Jewell Huffmire
Otto Zebert
G. E.cuthbertson
Paola
Rosas Kimball
William Kimball
iMra
J. &. Burkdoll
Lane
Roy Garner
C. W. Lacey
Vernon Velthoen
John Setter
Greeley
Walter Butler
C. E. Cook
R. D. Waymiré
J. W. Barkdoll
Earl Conner
Ottawa
Army Mothers Club
Veterans’ Hospitals
Wadsworth
Wichita
Memorial Auditorium
Leland Monroe
Mines
Ernest Young
I'red Doman
Bert Fowler
R. S. Ward
Forest Park
Kansas City
Kas
Emporia
Legion Auxiliary Adds Four New Members Dinner
Clark of Kansas City hosts a reception at church parlors. New members Miss Gladys Anthony Viola Beasley Jennie Wisdom Richard Carey R. E. Lancaster join as Mrs J Ray Waddell presides. Poppy fund receipts total 391.20 with 183 earmarked for child welfare rehab. Officers elected include president Miss Gladys Anthony and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Minés
Richard Carey
R. E. Lancaster
Viola Beasley
Jennie Wisdom
J. Ray Waddell
H. F. Duvall
Mabel Holmes
Gladys. Anthony
Howard Henderson
Joe Towner
Clara Sinclair
C. E. Buckner
H. G. Williams
Alex Telfer
James Durbin
Waddell
Topeka
Anthony
Sidney Drummond
Sinclair
Martha van Meter
Frank Mc
New Footprint Device at Hospital Eases Baby Prints
A portable foot printing pad donated by Job's Daughters to Ransom Memorial Hospital allows recording a baby's footprints and the mother's thumbprint on the birth certificate before discharge. The system ensures lifelong accuracy by using unique prints. Carolyn Kelley heads Bethel No. 31, Job's Daughters, as honored queen with Marie Keelin as senior princess and Linda Schwarz as junior princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Dale
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Job
Steven Dale
John Rea
Pomona
Marie Keelin
Carolyn Kelley
Phil McCracken
Linda Schwarz
Herald
Lois Smith
Joh
Bethel No. 31
McCracken
Sewing meeting hosted by Nutt at home Tuesday evening
Rehabilitation chairman Nutt announced a sewing meeting to be held at her home on Tuesday evening, June 28. Refreshments were served to 18 members by Mrs. Drummond, Miss Anthony and Mrs. Sinclair. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rensick, Max Peterson of Wichita, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Happy of Ottawa, and Mrs. Claude Stevensin, sister of Mr. Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutt
Drummond
Anthony
Sinclair
Alonzo Russell
Dennis Rensick
Max Peterson
Wichita
Charles Peterson
Ervin Happy
Ottawa
Peterson
Claude Stevenin
Surprise buffet marks Petersons 25th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Peterson of Wichita formerly Ottawa were surprised at a Sunday dinner at their home celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. A three tier cake topped with a silver 25 was displayed among hearts and cupids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Peterson
Wichita
Ottawa
Club Forecast Thursday Notes on Local Breeding
In a compact advisory, readers learn that lush pasture boosts milk yield but causes weight loss if not balanced with grain and hay supplements. The musings mention several figures and farms such as Baxter Sulial Hour, Mra Harry Joineon, and NHAR, along with references to local kennel and church terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Sulial
Mra
Harry Joineon Fah
Nhar
Harry Moody
Helen Kersey
Sust-A-Apeite
Mongelhausen GL
Ben Holmes
Proria Ladine Actauy Mission Cincle
Horstman
Olathe Valley Chapel
Ladtes
Earl Moore Richter
Severe Storm Hits Central Oklahoma with Tornado Threat
A storm system crossing western and central Oklahoma produced a possible tornado, light hail, and damaging winds, dissipating this morning. Snyder, in the southwest, reported the hardest hit area with a storm cloud believed to have caused minor damage to farm homes and outbuildings three miles west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Snyder
Istruck
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Women’s Page Society
C. A. Duncan
Prairie Village
Savidge
Charles C. Savidge
R. H. McIneilly
LaVergne
June Russell
Eloise Sparks
Janet Duncan
Thomas Klotz
Barbara Mills
Jeri Lynn Sanders
Seaforth Toiletries
S. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
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U. S. Bonds
Clark
Legion Auxiliary
Glidden
Malott's
Wm Minier
Sesset Dad Feist With
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Terrills
Duane Bechile
Cherry Phone
Formfi
Terrill's Dept
Star Grain & Lumber’ Co
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