Ingersoll Kaiser Nuptials at First Methodist Church
Lois Jean Ingersoll wed Robert Dean Kaiser in First Methodist Church with double ring ceremony at 2 pm. The couple, from Ottawa and Larned, will reside in Larned after a Colorado wedding trip. Lois teaches in Larned junior high. Robert works at Mac's Auto and Sales Co. in Larned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll-Kaiser
First Methodist
Lois Jean Ingersoll
Clarence Ingersoll
Robert Dean Kaiser
Larned
First Methodist Church
Mr. Kaiser
Emil Kaiser
Wet Lenenhasda Andalnhrna
Paul Durbin
Overbrook
George Louk
Wichita
Colorado
12Th St
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Larned Junior High School
Larned High School
U.S. Navy
Mac's Auto and Sales Co
Ruhamah W M S Meeting Notes And Donations
Ruhamah W M S met with Mrs Ben Nokes as hostess and Mrs Howard LaRue as co hostess. Miss Fanny Seymour led in charge with 21 calls and a $1.08 collection. Devotions by Mrs J D Moon featured A Circlet of Cameos. Seymour read letters from a Chinese missionary trainee and a Belgian Congo contact. Love offering $3.15. Moon sent packages to India and birthday greetings to home missionaries. Attendees included Maud Bloomer Clyde Peters Henry Brown and children Ruby Brown Andy Rodgers Arlene and Dennis LaRue. Savings Bonds cited as safe investment.
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Ruhamah W. M. S
Ben Nokes
Howard LaRue
Fanny Seymour
J. D. Moon
Grover Froggatte
Dean Hamilton
Miss Seymour
Chicago
Maud Bloomer
Carl Bloomer
Henry Brown
Ruby Brown
Andy Rodgers
Arlene
Dennis LaRue
Family Reunion Held In Forest Park by Howell Family
The Howell family reunion took place Sunday in Forest Park with many members from across Kansas. Eldest attendees included Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Ramsey of Colony and Mrs. E. D. Gillette plus Mrs. Ada Taylor of Ottawa, with numerous relatives from Topeka Wichita Lawrence and Kansas City attending. The event will recur next year on Father's Day.
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Howell
Forest Park
T. G. Ramsey
Colony
E. D. Gillette
Ada Taylor
Ottawa
W. E. Studebaker
Karen
R. J. Taylor
Topeka
Gerald de Vries
Overland Park
Church Class Potluck and Fishing Party Held Friday
Mrs Jay Stephenson hosted the Aquilla and Priscilla Sunday School Class of United Presbyterian at a potluck and fishing party. A business meeting led by president Mrs Gene Whitacre approved buying a new church sweeper. The collection totaled $4.35 with members and young people named among attendees.
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Jay Stephenson
Aquilla
Uphill Fight For Demo Head
Indiana Democrats hold a convention as Paul Butler’s bid faces a rival push from Frank McKinney. McKinney backs State Sen. Matthew Welsh who leads on first ballots but may lack a majority of 1,923 delegates. Rival contenders include S Hugh Dillin Robert Branigin and Mayor Ralph Tucker with a six man gubernatorial race shaping up.
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Indianapolis
Paul Butler
Frank E. McKinney
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Vincennes
McKinney
Welsh
S. Hugh Dillin
Petersburg
Butler
Robert D. Branigin
Lafayette
Ralph Tucker
Terre Haute
Final Decree Asked By Jimmy's Wife
Romelle Roosevelt, wife of Rep. James Roosevelt, files for a final divorce decree in Pasadena Superior Court citing alleged infidelities with twelve women during twelve years of marriage. An elder Roosevelt son’s attorney planned a filing in Los Angeles as the couple remains legally married until a judge signs. An interlocutory decree was granted June 22, 1955. deadlines followed a year and a day later.
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Pasadena
Calif
James Roosevelt
Superior Court
Romelle Roosevelt
Los Angeles Superior Court
Roosevelts
Roosevelt
Club Forecast Wednesday at Federated Church
Social Circle of United Presbyterian sets a 2 p.m. meeting at Federated church with program featuring LAFALOT, Airs. Orlis Cox, Busy Bee, Mrs. Dean Holmes and Loyalty Fellowship led by Mra. J. W. Roberta.
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Orlis Cox
Dean Holmes
Federated Church Social Circle
United Presbyterian Church
J. W. Roberta
Waverly Youth Wins Scholarship
Albert Russell Bemis of Waverly has been named winner of a $500 Westinghouse achievement scholarship at Kansas State College for the coming year. The award goes annually to a junior in electrical engineering for his senior year.
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Manhattan
Kas
Albert Russell Bemis
Waverly
Westinghouse
Kansas State College
Printed Pattern 4541 Misses Sunfrock Pattern
Printed Pattern 4541 offers a airy sunfrock with simple lines and a drawstring waist. Size 16 uses 41s yards of 35 inch fabric and all pattern parts include printed directions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mail to Anne Adams Pattern Department in New York.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Kitchen Centers and Efficient Work Flow for Home Cooking
Survey your kitchen and rear range it in work centers. Create a mix center near the refrigerator for mix ingredients and small tools. The cook center houses the stove and baking utensils near the prep area for efficient operation.
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Middle West
Grace Grosvenor Clark
Meridian Wins Jaycee Award in Public Improvement
Kansas City reports Meridian Mississippi wins the sweepstakes Jaycee Award in public improvement in the under 50 000 population class. Detroit Salisbury Ritzville and other cities win in various population categories. Minnesota tops state projects with Arkansas and Connecticut following. Bill Graham keynote at awards luncheon as 9 000 delegates attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Meridian, Miss
Meridian
Detroit
Mich
Salisbury
N. C
Ritzville
Wash
Jaycees
Minnesota
Arkansas
Connecticut
Colorado
New Hampshire
Local residents host weekend gatherings and travel notes
Sacialettes hosted by Mrs Anna Bryan welcomed Emmitt Bass and grandson Larry Jones plus Orville O’Brien of Kansas City for Sunday dinner. Raymond Bryan and family from Paola joined, while Red Fez club planned a July 23 party at J R Raffelock home with Shrine club guests. Various calls and visits across Pomona and Manhattan share social rounds, including the Geiss family moving to Macon Georgia and Pickering's extended stay with granddaughter Marcia Bellus.
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Anna Bryan
Emmitt T. Bass
Larry Alan Jones
Orville O'Brien
Kansas City
Franklin, County
Red Fez Club
Gilbert “Robe
J. R. Raffelock
Franklin County Shrine Club
W. L. Pickering
Marcia Jean Bellus
Garland
Tex
Capt
L. C. Geiss
Pamela Sue
Walter Lee
Macon
Capt. Geiss
Air Force Base
Pickerings
F.-Rebekah Home
Sharp Rise In Living Costs In May Signals Peak
Washington reports May living costs rose sharply lifting the government index to 115.4 percent of the 1947-49 base, tying October 1953 as the high. Food prices jumped 1.3 percent, the largest monthly gain since June 1953, with officials warning further increases possible toward fall harvests. The index has climbed since February and May’s rise suggests a new record could be reached with June data.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Statistics
Kansas Spring Pig Crop Falls Short of Last Year
TOPEKA The 1956 spring pig crop in Kansas is estimated at 865000 head, nine percent below last spring. Sows farrowing this spring total 125000, down from 136000 last year. Reports from federal and state agencies on farmers plans for fall pig litters show an 18 percent decrease from last fall.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rabb Declines To Testify Before Senate Panel
White House aide Maxwell Rabb refused to testify before the Senate Investigations subcommittee saying there is nothing he can say under oath. Senator McCarthy called the refusal arrogant and urged contempt penalties while the panel weighs subpoenas as it probes how author Robert Donovan obtained secret Cabinet documents for his Eisenhower era book.
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Washington
White House
Maxwell Rabb
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Rabb
Cabinet
Robert J. Donovan
Donovan
Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
McCarthy
Justice Department
North America and world petroleum history noted
The text cites North America producing 64 percent of world petroleum before World War II and O W W producing 47 percent. It mentions ancient Chinese use of natural gas to evaporate brine and make salt in 940 B C, Oregon taxing gasoline in 1919, a weather proof pencil for storm windows, St Paul and St Barnabas bringing Christianity to Cyprus in 45 A D, and aviation safety noting one pilot death per half million flight hours.
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North America
N .O.W
B.C
Oregon
St. Paul
St. Barnabas
Cyprus
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Sheryl Monroe
Clayton Kaiser
Garden City
Richard Gilcrease
Arlyn Kirkwood
Roy Frostihner
Leroy Martin
Sanitone
Ruhamah W.M.S
Demo Head
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Ann Haggard
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West 18Th
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Marysville
Waverly Youth
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Robert Young
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T. J. Plaschka
Pomona
Marlin Rice
Judy
Gary
Milton Hackett
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Buddy
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George Kemberling
Branson, Mo
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Jack Going
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