Ray-Stevenson vow in Kansas City wedding
Ray Stevenson and Jane Ray, daughter of Albert Ray and Mollie Lober, united in marriage Sept 15 at 7 30 p m in the bride's aunt and uncle C W Hensley home in Kansas City Rev James Smith of Raytown officiated The bride wore a navy blue dress and white accessories Attendants were Marguerite Roberts and Betty-Lou Stevenson for the bride and Donald Ray and Eugene Stevenson for the groom About 30 relatives attended a reception The couple will reside at 4416 Terrace Kansas City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ray
Albert Ray
Mollie Lober
Kansas City
Richard T. Stevenson
M. R. Stevenson
Rantoul
James Smith
Raytown
C. W. Hensley
Marguerite Roberts
Betty-Lou Stevenson
Donald Ray
Eugene Stevenson
Terrace
Julian Defenbaugh Celebrates 98th Birthday at Home
Julian Defenbaugh of 404 Walnut celebrated his 98th birthday yesterday at home. His daughter Grace Bell, a Forbes AFB budget officer, hosted a cake and coffee for friends. Born in Livingston County Illinois, he moved to Kansas in 1875, farmed east of Ottawa until 1911, and still works his farm. He has a son Frank E. Defenbaugh in Springfield Missouri and five grandchildren. another son John died about a year ago. He is nearly blind and hard of hearing but makes daily trips to the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Defenbaugh
Walnut
Grace Bell
Forbes Afb
Livingston County
Kansas
Ottawa
Frank E. Defenbaugh
Springfield
John Defenbaugh
Defenbaugh
Socialettes Omega rush party at Mrs Al Beets home
Omega chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a rush party last night at Mrs. Al Beets residence with Mrs Byron Faden in charge of business and hostesses Mrs Robert Moore and Mrs Charles Gillette. Attendees included Glenn Bigelow Lyle Grier Walt Moore and others. Fresno visitor Mrs L C Price joined from Ottawa for a two month stay with her son William Rice and family near Ottawa. Additional notes mention Cole community club electing Glen Adams as president and Xi Omicron Exemplar chapter hosting a gathering with Mrs Keith Jameson and co host Mrs Milton Jameson, plus a list of several attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
al Beets
Byron Faden
Robert Moore
Charles Gillette
Glenn Bigelow
Lyle Grier
Walt Moore
Robert Pence
Arlo Peterson
Lloyd Prentice
Charles Queen
Jim Snider
Jack Terrill
L. C. Price
Fresno
Calif
Ottawa
William Rice
CreditWomen's Breakfast Club Elects Officers at Colbern's
The Credit Women's Breakfast Club elected officers at their morning break fast at Colbern's. Mrs. G. C. Hammons is president Norma Stewart is vice president Mrs. Rex Kirkland is treasurer and Miss Alma Schweitzer is secretary. They planned for some members to attend the Hutchinson state convention October 6 and 7 with Mrs. Frank Riley as a guest. All new officers attended along with Mines John Fisher Arthur Jones Betty McNaul Russell Crites H. N. Flora Jack McGhee Evelyn Bledsoe Jim Kahler Miss Velma Powers and Linda Chism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Colbern’s
G. C. Hammons
Norma Stewart
Rex Kirkland
Alma Schweitzer
Hutchinson
Frank Riley
Mines
John Fisher
Arthur Jones
Betty McNaul
Russell Crites
H. N. Flora
Jack McGhee
Evelyn Bledsoe
Jim Kahler
Misses Velma Powers
Linda Chism
Baby named Janelle Diane Hendry in Wichita birth
The daughter born September 22 to Mr and Mrs Wyatt Hendry of Wichita is named Janelle Diane She weighed six pounds nine ounces The Hendrys formerly lived in Baldwin and have two sons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendry
Wyatt Hendry
Wichita
Janelle Diane
Souvenirs of Naval Service Decorate New Richmond Home
Richmond special describes how young sailors bring back gifts from the Orient to brighten their home in New Richmond. Herb Wolfe Jr his wife Audrey and daughter Glenda display teakwood coffee table Noritake china silk garments and jade jewelry from Pearl Harbor Manila and Japanese waters. Wolfe Chandler and Boone, all from Midwest towns, served aboard U S S Carson and U S S Oriskany before returning home to start working lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb C. Wolfe, Jr
Glenda
Wolfe
U. S. Navy
China
Hong Kong
Japan
Mrs. Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Lucille Perkins
Richmond
U.S.S. Carson
Pearl Harbor
Philippines
Formosa
Young Wolfe
Alameda
Orient
Boone
U.S.S. Oriskany
Chandler
Audrey
Herb Wolfe
Wolfes
Osawatomie TV repair workers showcase abroad themed items
Ly eaume his work in television repair at Osawatomie they will have home furnishings and other items to remind them daily of countries far removed in space and customs from their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyeaume
Osawatomie
Job's Daughters Install Five Officers Missing at June
Five Job's Daughters officers unable to attend June installation were installed last evening. Alice Wilson inner guard Carolyn Christie librarian Sandra Bundy fifth messenger Jolene Brink second messenger Carol Lollar treasurer Linda Schwarz installing officer assisted by Nancy Scott Karen Duffield Karen Haverty Pat Lister. The group planned to attend the school of instruction in Paola on Oct. 13 where they will perform initiatory work. There were 54 members and four council members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Alice Wilson
Carolyn Christie
Sandra Bundy
Jolene Brink
Carol Lollar
Linda Schwarz
Nancy Scott
Karen Duffield
Karen Haverty
Pat Lister
School of Instruction
Paola
Council
Family Reunion Honors Mrs Shibe in Forest Park
The Shibe family held a forest park reunion Sunday in Kansas City honoring Mrs. Arthur Shibe on her birthday. A basket dinner followed by visiting and horseshoes. Attendees included Arthur Shibe Jennie Gannon and many Shibe and allied families from Topeka Ottawa Pomona Michigan Valley and surrounding areas. Also noted is a cooking tip suggesting pineapple juice or chunks to flavor pork chops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shibe
Forest Park
Arthur Shibe
Kansas City
Jennie Gannon
Robert Shibe
John Hudgens
H. B. Grimes
Raymond Branum
Murl Thompson
Dean Peters
Topeka
Joseph Hensley
Colony
Lillie Harris
George Starbuck
John Fritts
Gladys McIntyre
Donnie
Frank Duvall
Ottawa
Ed Shibe
Edith Thompson
Ezra Johnson
Pomona
Oden Thompson
Larry Rich
Michigan Valley
Daylily Society A covers dish supper in Ottawa
The Pioneer Daylily Society of Eastern Kansas held its fall meeting Saturday at Floyd Minnick's Ottawa home with Mrs. F. H. Parks as president and Mrs. W. C. Harding as secretary treasurer. Sol Mannoni of Chanute presented slides from the National Society meeting in Omaha in July and test gardens in Lincoln, Oklahoma City, Shenandoah and Indianapolis. Lloyd Schoonover and wife shared pictures of many gardens and their iris and day lily garden. Attendees included Roy Anderson of Lawrence, Tom Ludwig of Osawatomie, Daisy Ferrick national secretary of Topeka, O W Lacey of Greeley, John Wallace, Dale Purcell, Harold Johnson, W. H. Geiler, and Mrs. Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Daylily Society of
Eastern Kansas
Floyd Minnick
Ottawa
F. H. Parks
W. C. Harding
Sol Mannoni
Chanute
National Society
Omaha
Lincoln
Oklahoma City
Shenandoah
Indianapolis
Lloyd Schoonover
Roy Anderson
Lawrence
Tom Ludwig
Osawatomie
Daisy Ferrick
Topeka
O. W. Lacey
Greeley
John Wallace
Dale Purcell
Harold Johnson
W. H. Geiler
An Old Timer But Still Delicious Banana Pudding
An elderly dessert still beloved, ripe bananas folded into rich chocolate pudding before it thickens, yielding a smooth, creamy treat with familiar comfort and timeless appeal.
Club Forecast Wednesday schedule page note
The text lists several clubs and meetings for Wednesday including CHILD STUDY, Fleming TOT TO TEEN, LAFALOT, BUSY BEE, C.W.F. Group IV, LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, and REBEKAHS LOYALTY FELLOWSHIP at Federated church noon with times and organizers credited. Names include Mra T B, Mra C Biewers, Mrs B H Lancaster, Mrs Effie Holmes, Mr P R Janiigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. T. BH
Fleming
Mra. &. C. Biewers
Lafalot
B. H. Lancaster
Busy Bee
Effie Holmes
C.W.F
Christian Church
Andéa League OF Women Voters
P. R. Janiigan
Alpha Study Club meets at Foster home
The Alpha Study club of Rantoul met Wednesday at Mrs. William Foster's home. The program featured two articles, Water Wells of Western Kansas by Mrs. Willard Miller and Our Constitution by Mrs. Fane Lathen. Members discussed current events. Mrs. Eber Swan son helped serve refreshments. Present were Lloyd Griffith, Floyd Jackson, J. B. Wickard, Grant Catterson and P. H. Philbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Study Club
Rantoul
William Foster
Kansas
Willard Miller
Fane Lathen
Eber Swanson
Lloyd Griffith
Floyd Jackson
J. B. Wickard
Grant Catterson
P. H. Philbin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray-Stevenson
Cole Community Club
Glen Adams
W. H. Williams
Will Cartmill
Claude Turner
LeRoy Pearson
Linda
Joyce
C. J. Sternecker
N. Oak
Sternecker
John Annan
Chicago
Mr. Sternecker
Joe Sternecker
St. Libory
Nebr
Ralph Laher
North Loup
Frank Blair
North
Emma Sherwood
C.W.B.C
Naval Service
New Richmond
Ladies’ Home
Gloria Talbott
Allied Artists
Hollywood
America
Eleanor Day
West Monroe Street
Illinois
Sheeley Baking CO
National Bakers Services, Inc
Job's
Daylily Society
South Main
South ‘Side
North Side
SUNR
Ausielnrea Homestay
Sunrise
Folger
Ayaa
Folger’s
Gonyright Tea
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