Pioneer Hemerocallis Society Hosts Daylily Buffet Meeting
The Pioneer Hemerocallis Society of Kansas held a Saturday buffet supper meeting with hosts Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Parks. Lloyd Schoonover of Humboldt presented color slides from the national meeting in Baton Rouge and his garden. New members included Mrs. Roy Anderson Lawrence Mrs Harold Johnson Mrs Floyd Minnick and Mrs W G Harding Ottawa. Officers elected were Mrs Parks president Mrs Frank Nall Bethel vice president Mrs Harding secretary treasurer and Mrs O W Lacy director for Roynd Robin. Also present were Mrs Daisy Ferrick Topeka secretary of the American Hemerocallis Society Mrs Schoonover Humboldt Mr and Mrs Sol Mancini Chanute Mrs W H Geiler and Mrs Lois Smith Ottawa.
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Bethel
Harding
O. W. Lacy
Roynd Robin
Daisy Ferrick
Topeka
American Hemerocallis Society
Its. Schoonover
Humboldt
Sol Mancini
Chanute
W. H. Geiler
Lois Smith
Marriage Licenses for Ottawa and Lawrence Pairs
Joseph Stephen Lee and Evelyn Alberta Fritts both of Ottawa ages 25 and 22 applied for marriage licenses. James L Hamm of Lawrence aged 19 and Annette Staden aged 18 also sought a license. The note mentions savings bonds as an investment.
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Joseph Stephen Lee
Ottawa
Evelyn Alberta Fritts
James L. Hamm
Lawrence
Annette Staden
Youth Fellowship Attends Neosho Rally in Ft Scott
Eleven members from the Federated Church junior high fellowship joined Ottawa delegates at the Neosho Presbytery fall rally in Ft Scott. The 231 attendance marked a record high, with Donna Cheney Beverly McDaniel Sally Shader Joyce Thornburg Carol Rayback Bill Medlock Hal Crawford James Dunn Jimmy Corlis Jack Smith Steven Smith and sponsors Mr and Mrs J R Cheney R J Rayback Rey and Mrs William Ward attending.
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Federated Church Junior High Fellowship
Ft. Scott
Neosho
Soldiers' Reunion Trip By TE G Stiths After California
TE G Stiths returned Friday from a three week trip to California and the south to attend the World War II Reunion of the 138th Aero Squadron at Pasadena. About 29 members and nearly as many wives represented 31 states. They visited friends in Oklahoma City Albuquerque and Amarillo and toured the Grand Canyon. In San Diego they were guests of Don Huls's parents, Mr. and Mrs S S Huls. They saw Carlsbad Caverns and spent time in Houston with their daughter and husband Lt and Mrs William Richardson. They also visited Galveston Leesville and Rogers Arkansas and stopped to see Mrs Will Richardson. Buddy Dike TCUs star back coached the freshman team at TCU after a kidney injury. Herald Want Ads get results.
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California
138Th Aero Squad
Ron
Pasadena
Calif
Oklahoma City
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Amarillo
J. Tex
Grand Canyon
San Diego
S. S. Huls
Don Huls
The
Herald
el Paso
Tex
Carlsbad
Katy
Caverns
Houston
William Richardson
Galveston
Leesville
Stith
Forrest Stith
Will Richardson
Rogers, Ark
Hazen Richardson
Community social notes and gatherings span region
A series of social events across towns recounts a family gathering at G V Louk’s home with numerous relatives visiting from Topeka Larned Wichita Long Beach and Quenemo. Masquerade party at a community club, birthday and anniversary celebrations, a Halloween party with officers elected and bingo pies and coffee served for 54 attendees.
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G. V. Louk
Clarence Ingersoll
Lois Jean
Larned
Grant Louk
Topeka
George Louk
Patsy
David
Wichita
Paul Durbin
Georgiana
Brook
John Ashwill
Quenemo
Maxine
Long Beach
Calif
Halloween Party at Liberty Community Club Program Highlights
A Liberty community club Halloween event featured songs by Mrs. Orville Fisher and Mrs. Joe Ed Taul, a pupil play, and a comedy act by Larry Barnhart Frankie Falls Dorothy Kaub and Rose Marie Woods. Costume prizes went to Frankie Falls Rocky Wood and Nancy Blakeman. Secret ary treasurer was Mrs. Albert Barnhart with Mrs. Albert Stewart as courtesy chair. The program committee included Ray Angl e ton Albert Barnhart and Kenneth Corbett. Refreshments for 75 attendees were served by Mrs. James Stephenson and Mrs. Emory Denton.
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Liberty Community Club
Orville Fisher
Joe Ed Taul
Larry Barnhart
Frankie Falls
Dorothy Kaub
Rose Marie Woods
Rocky Wood
Nancy Blakeman
Albert, Barnhart
Albert Stewart
Ray Angleton
Albert Barnhart
Kenneth Corbett
James Stephenson
Emory Denton
Tuesday club notices lead all day sewing and games
Club Forecast lists several meetings for Tuesday including the American Legion Auxiliary sewing social led by Mrs H F Duvall, Army Mothers all day sewing, League of Women Voters with Mrs J R Cheney at 9:30 am, and other groups such as Promenaders Square Dance, Woman's Republic led by Mrs Tom Crawford, Tuesday Pinochle with Mrs Ermina Melroy, Union Chapel WSC8 with Mrs Leola Lewis, and Richter WACs with Mrs Frederick Wood.
Siamese Twins Born At Madison Hospital
Fourteen year old Dana County woman gave birth to four Siamese twin girls in Madison General Hospital. The babies are joined at the abdomen but otherwise seem normal. A physician said full details on potential separation surgery would require four to five days of study.
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Madison
Wis
Madison eGheral Hospital
Dana County
Olathe approves street bond and cemetery proposal
Olathe voters approved a $50,000 street paving bond by 326 to 170 and rejected a plan to buy 80 acres southwest of the city for a cemetery by 326 to 98. The special election was held Saturday.
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