Hollon-Markley Nuptials Exchanged at Centropolis Church
Patricia Hollon daughter of Mrs Hollon and George Markley son of Mrs Markley wed at Centropolis Baptist Church in a ceremony conducted by Rev Newman. Bride wore white gown with lace jacket, pink rose bouquet and a blue dress for attendants. Reception followed in church basement with four tier cake. The couple honeymooned at Lake of the Ozarks and reside in Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia M. Hollon
Betty Hollon
James E.groom
Hollon
George B. Markley
Then Markley
Newman
Centropolis
Herjian
Lake of the Ozarks
Patrcia K. Caja
Garnett
Ottawa
Blake Markley
Emman
Willis
Houser-Button Reunion Held in Forest Park
The 20th annual Houser-Button reunion took place at Forest park on Sunday with G A Nitcher presiding as the invocation. Reports from Mrs C M Fabian of Omaha were read, and the group voted to hold next year’s reunion in the same location. A program followed the business session as attendees noted long-time participants including Viola Montague of Ottawa and Willard Houser of Topeka among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser-Button
Forest Park
G. A. Nitcher
C. M. Fabian
Omaha
Neb
Viola Montague
Ottawa
Rey Houser
Kansas City
Willard Houser
Topeka
Pomona
David Houser
Kathy
Carolyn
Irvin Ishbell
Melvin Cunningham
Susie
Linda
Mark
E. P. Houser
J. C. Fabian
Bob Fabian
Sandra
Robbie
Alva Hallenbeck
Omaha, Neb
Babies Named Bethany Annette Wayne Harry and More
The notice lists multiple births with names and weights from August and September at various locations including Pearl City Hawaii Verdun France and Pomona. It records Bethany Annette Wayne Harry David Paul Mary Kathryn Matt Brenda Sue Bradley Carson and other newborns with parental and grandparent details and hospital or camp notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Whiteford
Aloha Ave
Pearl City
Hawaii
U.S. Army Hospital
Honolulu
Bethany Annette
Pearl Harbor
Carroll H. Whiteford
Richmond
Glenn R. Oswald
Raymond Adams
Verdun
France
Wayne Harry
Oscar Butter
Williamsburg
Ransom Memorial Hospial
Raymond Morris
Sycamore
David Paul
Jack Sauer
S. Cedar
Mary Kathryn
Arkansas wedding ties Plough to Hill in Benson church
James Roger Plough son of the late James P Plough and Mrs G Barker of Benson Ark wed Ruby Lee Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Hill of Nauvoo Ala in a candle light service at Benson Height Baptist Church August 20. Rev E M Brantley officiated with music from Mrs David D Martin and Mrs E Brantley. The couple will reside in Benson where the groom works at a service station and has completed Civil Service exams for the weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roger Plough
Pomonan
G. Barker
Fot Benson
Ariz
James P. Plough
Benson Height Baptist Church
Ruby Lee Hill
E. M ‘Hill
Nauvoo
Ala
E. M. Brantley
Charlie Plough
Donna Hightower
Charlotte Plough
Henry Fenn
Herbert Batesana
Charlie Yates
Extended Fishing Trip Through Minnesota and Canada
Mr and Mrs Paul Smith and family of Quenemo returned Friday from an extended fishing trip through Minnesota and southern Canada. They visited Paul Bunyan's Museum, jogging camps, iron mines and Lake Superior ore docks where children watched tugboats unload ships. They viewed the headwaters of the Mississippi at Istaca Park in northern Minnesota and the Lake of the Woods in Canada, driving through many miles of scenic countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith Andis
Quenemo
Minnesota
Canada
Paul Bunyan
Lake Superior
Istaca Park
Lake of the Woods
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Hollon-Markley
George E. Markley
Beller Studio
Ml. Carmel Hospital School of Nursing
Pittsburg
Matthea Mae Simmons
Glenn Simmons
Olive
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Richard J. Dillon
RFD
Matt
Richard
Albrecht
Rocky Ford
Colo
Brenda Sue
James Carson Wright
Wellsville
Bradley Carson
Iful National Forest
Pequot Lakes
Smith
Sharon
Bonni
Dennis
Camp Ripley
Mink
Kansas National Guard
Arkansas
David D. Martin
Mrs. E.brantley
Health’s
Kramer Drug Store
Professional Pharmacy
Tat
Chevrolet
Moore
Ottawa Herald
Solip
Franklin
Miami
Anderson
Douglas
Osage
Kansas
THE
Orion
Ivy League
Just
Coats
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