Platt Hermannn Vows Read at St Therese’s Church
Mary Ann Platt and Albert Hermann united in a double ring nuptial mass on September 27 at St Therese’s Catholic Church Richmond. Rev. Owen Cote officiated as palm and garden flowers decorated the altar. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a chapel train and a pearl tiara, carrying white carnations, and the groom’s family attended as ushers and groomsmen. A church basement reception followed for about 120 relatives and friends with a turquoise traveling dress for the bride.<)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hermann
Topeka
Stauffer Publications
Mary
Ann Platt
Lonnie Platt
Richmond
Hermann
Westphalia
St. ,‘Therese
Owen Cote
Carl Sobbaj
Barbara Robertson
Mary Hermann
Dorothy
Edward Platt
Mary Peine
Joan Dyrdek
Clarence Herman
Gene Platt
Harold
Francis Herbert
Richard Hermann
Edward Patt
Francis Hermann
Joe Milcfelt
Pauline Rettig
Josie Reynoso
Virginia Alses
Velma Fry
Alice Hermann
John Rubick
Bob Ju-rah
Jane Peine
Reception Draws Relatives From Fifteen Towns
Relatives and friends from about 15 towns including Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Kansas City attended the reception.
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Colordao Springs
Colo
Kansas City
G G Club Hosts Fall Social at Mrs Fiehler Home
Mrs Emma Fiehler entertained the G G Club yesterday at her daughter Mrs Bernice Shoemaker's home. Refreshments were served from a table decorated for fall with guest Mrs Henry Gilroy joining the group. Participants included Mrs Lulu McDonald Mrs F J Lundstedt Mrs J F Heckman Mrs Jennie Senter Mrs Sadie Steele Mrs J A Blunt Doni Harbison and Miss Nellie Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Fiehler
Ig.g. Club
Bernice Shoemaker
Henry Gilroy
Mmes
Lulu McDonald
F. J. Lundstedt
J. F. Heckman
Jennie Senter
Sadie Steele
J. A. Blunt
Doni Harbison
Nellie Teague
W C T U Skit and Meetings at Brethren Church
The W C T U held devotions led by Mrs. Gerald Mease at the Brethren Church. A skit featured Mrs. Elmer Shaw and others. Edna Greenawalt accompanied opening song. Ruby Schwarz read the Washington letter. Mrs. Floyd Indall spoke on three amendments at the general election. Mrs. Elsie Ferguson reviewed the study book. Reports from the recent state convention were given by several members. Myrtle Graham contributed a reading.
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W-C.t.u
Gerald Mease
Brethren Church
Elmer Shaw
Mearl Snethen
Francis Simmons
Earl Sommer
Fred Lynes
Harvey Talley
Lincoln Ellsworth
Edna Greenawalt
Ruby Schwarz
Washington
Floyd Indall
League of Women Voters
Hear Guests Speak Kiwani Queen's Meeting Inspires Debate
Mrs Mito Hewitt from the League of Women Voters spoke on the three amendments to be voted on at the general election. She urged members to vote. Mrs Earl J Hariing presented Through the Garden Gate with color slides and floral arrangements. Visitors included Mrs Lee Kemper Mrs Don White and Mrs Charles Gross. Seventeen members attended with committee members listed.
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Mito Hewitt
Otta
Wa League’ of Women Voters
Randolph Bundy
Reac
Garden Gate
Earl
J. Hariig
Lee Kemper
Don White
Charles Gross
Second Anniversary White Shrine Observed at Masonic Temple
The Oregon White Shrine held its second anniversary last night at the Masonic temple. Mrs. Karl Romstedt and Miss Lanah Cameron were introduced at the altar and gifts presented. Goldie Clellan and Mrs. Hoopengarner of Baldwin attended as guests. A brief commemorative tribute was given by several members. Refreshments served from a cake-centered tea table. Miss Cameron poured. Thirty-five attended.
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White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Karl Romstedt
Lanah Cameron
Worthy
M. L. Sellers
Shepherds
Ottawa
Goldie Clellan
Hoopengarner
Baldwin
Romstedt
Arthur Barnett
Joel Towner
James Babcock
Club Forecast Saturday D A R guest day
The Daughters of American Revolution and Mrs. B W Kelssy guest day highlight an upcoming Saturday program at the local club. Members and visitors expected for a day of readings, discussions, and refreshments.
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Daughters OF American Revolution
B. W. Kelssy
Socialettes Tigwaggers Club Demonstration and Birthday News
The Socialettes Tigwaggers held a demonstration on sleeve putting at Miss Lily Ruth Wilhite’s home with nine members and two guests. Birthday celebrations for Mrs. Mary Mack and the 82nd of Mrs. Lidzie Morgan occurred at an all-day meeting hosted by Mrs. Livengood, with a noon dinner and games led by Mrs. Gibson. Penny collections and door prizes featured, plus social visits and other club activities including a Tally Mission Circle lesson on Singapore and Hong Kong led by Mrs. Hull.
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Tigwaggers Club
Arnold
G.C
Club
Mary .Mack
Lidzie Morgan
Made Evans
W. A. Gibson
Roy Taylor
James Russell
Lloyd Keefer
Tally Mission Circle
Singapore
Hong Kong
George Hull
Wilbur Broers
Floyd Bishop
Roy Huhn
City of
Gideon
Loren Higgenbotham
W. S. Callaghan
Tom O’dea
Ivan Brittingham
Baby Named Larry Edward Wray Born September 27
The son born Sept. 27 to Mr and Mrs Delmer E Wray RFD 4 has been named Larry Edward.
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Delmer E. Wray
RFD 4
Larry Edward
Country Club Dance Planned For Saturday Night
An all club dance is set at Country Club Saturday night starting at 9 30 p m Music by the Darrell Barkdoll orchestra The organizing committee includes Mr and Mrs W C Artinger Mr and Mrs Warren Weien and Mr and Mrs Tom Gleason
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Country Club
Darrell Barkdoll
W.C. Artinger
Warren Weien
Tom Gleason
Merry-Go-Round Club entertains members with games and decor
The Merry-Go-Round club met yesterday hosted by Mrs Harold Stewart assisted by Mrs Nelle Hackler. Flowers and plants decorated the rooms. Mrs Ernest Johnson led the business. Mrs Effie Gould and Mrs Heabnson won game prizes. Penny collection totaled 1.05. Members may use club trays without penalty. Officer elections and a miscellaneous roll call planned for next meeting. Refreshments served by 11 members and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stewart
Nelle Hackler
Ernest Johnson
Effie Gould
Heabnson
Not A Toy Copperhead Spooks Wendell Family at Dinner
Mrs. Bradley Roberts screamed as a copperhead about eight inches long dropped from a chandelier during dinner in Wendell North Carolina. Her son Keith lunged to trap the frightened snake, which had sought shelter from the cold weather inside the home.
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Wendell, N.C
Bradley Roberts
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Trout
Eer
Terrill's
Otawa
H.C H
John. Sink
Ernest Sink
Chester Keim
C. E. Hoffman
W. A. Richardson
Lewis Fischer
iWalter Wood
Floyd M. Livengood
la Mesa, Calif
Boyd Ladies Aid
Roy Warhurst
C. Ss. Jones
Ira Reed
R. H.bethell
W. L. Nitcher
Gillbert Stoneking
China
Madison’s Jewelers
Optawa
Paine
Briscoe Drugs
N. Main
S& L Cafe
S. Main
Lee's Cafe
Main
Moter
Blackie's Lunch Room
American Coffee
Shepard & Main
Opal's Steak House
E. Wilson
Reno
Ord & Main
Royal Cafe
Scott's Store
Johnny's Cafe
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