Alice Clare Carrs Weds Clayton Matlock in Brighton
Alice Clare Carris of Washington and Clayton B K Matlock of Hollywood were married at noon on Sunday May 10 by Rev G H Heidel of the M E church. Attendants included Miss Marie Carris and Rex A Nickerson. Afterward a two occasion dinner celebrated the wedding and Mothers Day. The couple will reside in Hollywood where Matlock works as a chemist for the American Potash and Chemical Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Clare Carris
Washington
Clayton BK. Matlock
Hollywood
Calif
G. 8. Heidel
M. E. Church
Brighton
Marie! Carris
Ren ‘A. Nickerson
Ast
Washington Street
Vir
Laurance Carris
Millord Maule
Clare
D. Bart
Washington High School
Trayton
Gen. A. Warlock
T High School
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
L. D. Carris
Kirley Rea
West Chester
Floyd Maule
Marion Eadward
Dorothy
Keota, Glen
Mary Catherine
Mable Curis
Rex A. Nickerson
Mr. Matlock
American Potash and Chemical Corporation
Trona
Birthday Party for Mary Louise OConnor in Ainsworth
Seven children and Miss Marjorie bos ter assisted Mary Louise OConnor to celebrate her seventh birthday on Wednesday May 6 at the OConnor home in Ainsworth. The party featured games supervised by Mrs. Andrea Pearson and a large white cake with seven red candles and ice cream at each place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Boster
Mary Louise O'Connor
Ainsworth
Andra Pearson
Ward O'Connor
Merry Mixer club hosts at Tierney home
Mrs Chas Trapp and Mollie Tierney hosted a Merry Mixer meeting with members and three guests Mrs Nelle Dayton Cedar Rapids Miss Hazel Duvall and Miss Le tha Dayton. After a business meeting the group sewed rags and refreshments were served by the hostesses and helpers. The next gathering will be at Mrs Hark Wymore's home with Mrs Lloyd Phillips assisting. Delphian society met at the library to study Russian literature with leader Mrs P L Etter and participants Mrs R S Warfel Mrs Peet Mrs Hugh McCleery and Mrs Tlomer Stephen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Trapp
Mollie Tierney
Merry Mixer Club
Tierney
Nelle Dayton
Cedar Rapids
Hazel Duvall
Letha Dayton
Thrapp
Opal Meath
Mabel Griffith
Delphian Society
P. L. Etter
R.S. Warfel
Peet
Hugh McCleery
Tlomer Stephen
Club Meeting Sees Necklace Gift and Bridge Prize
Cedar Fails soon. Mrs. Coleman received a necklace from president Eva Blankenhorn as a club remembrance. Four-table bridge event crowned Mrs. Myrtle Thoma for high score. Next meeting with Mrs. Madge Morris on May 20.
Friendship Club Plans June Guest Luncheon in Washington
The Friendship club met Friday at the home of Mrs. Ben Mite Fitzgerald with 16 members and 3 visitors. Mrs. Mimina Shaw and Miss Grace Shaw led entertainment while plans were made for a June luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harry Dye in Washington. Luncheon served by Mrs. Itseerald, Mrs. Holmnes, and Mrs. Augustine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Hie
Ben Mitegerald
Mimina Shaw
Grace Shaw
Sterling Bolmes
Shirley Augustine
Ray Lambert
Harry Dye
Washington
Day
Itseerald
Holmnes
Ausustine
Local Announcements From May Meetings And Events
Postponed Che V Mos meeting in West Chester rescheduled to Friday May 22. Masons work and special event led by J J White at Keote Tate. Portnightly club to hold May dinner at Mid church on Friday May 9 with tickets at Bridges Nicola and Harmons for 25 cents. Civil War Veterans and Daughters of Veterans close day program at Younes American Monday May 11 at 2 pm. history of the school to be presented. Ruth Norton Griggs, teacher. Kansas City Mo May 12 motor fuel price cuts lift miles per dollar as blue gasoline enters market in Oklahoma Texas and nearby states. Standard Oil pioneers blue gasoline at two cents below regular, five below high test. others follow in Kansas City. Unofficial account notes third grade gasoline as a move against bootleggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im. Bridges
Nicola & Harmons
Civil War Veterans and Daughters of Veterans
Younes American
Mrnday
Ruth Norton Griggs
Kansas City
Southwest
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oi Company
Standard Company
United Press
Hog Men to Organize 1GwA CUIY
Johnson county hog producers consider forming a hog producers association as a discussion session opens with the marketing committee and local farmers tonight in an effort to organize the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson County
Ainsworth Memorial Day Plans Detailed by Committees
Ainsworth outlines committees for Memorial Day on May 30 including program chairs Mrs J W Spessard and Mrs Law Norris, location coordinators J B Pressley and Gay Moura, and speakers Mrs Ray Townsend and Mrs Mary Chambers. Decorating, music, flower ladies, mining squad, platform chair, invocation, and ushers also named with respective leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
J. W. Spessard
Law Norris
J. DB. Pressley
Ghey Moura
Ray ‘Townsend
Mary Chambers
Kate Annas
Smyte
Mera
Wheeler Frank Chihak
Martin Stewart
Chatrouin
Regular meeting set for Tuesday night initiations
A local group schedules a regular meeting for Tuesday night May 14 at 8 oclock. Initiation is on the agenda.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Clare
Clayton
Bor Vary Loss GO
Connor
Schwarez
Glen Schwarts
Lloyd Gray
Joda Hellath
I. Schwarts
Glen Schwartz
Ruth Norris
Hilda Coleman
Verry Viner
Che VP
Tierney Tome
Delphean Group
Leeders Ressean
Lepravecre
BAYER
Priendship Club
VT Pepigeer Alis
Che
Moss West Chester
J. J. White
Kkeote Tate
H. J. Ward & Company
East Side Square
Dr. Mahin
Malinda van Torn
Ida Marsh
I. BK. Beal
Doris Orris
Jean Mary
T. Wheeler
Macing Plageant Cemetery
R. Thoma
J. Richards
Cot
Richards Mining Squad
Frank I. Woods
O'Conner
C. V. Geling
Minanee Dusse
Mary Sehneider Thars
Pythian Sisters of West
M. Bh
Oo F. SS
Velock
Priscilla
Gruen Warehes
Kinga
Westphal
Jim Weheler
Hellimgeors, Finlants
Sta CK Uke
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