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KANSAS THE IOLA REGISTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1961. PAGE THREE Society Alumbaugh-Jackson Wedding Takes Place July 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. H.

Alumbaugh of Kincaid announce the marriage of their daughter, Jean Louise, to Raymond LeRoy Jackson of Bronson. The wedding took place July at 7:30 p. m. on the front lawn of the home, followed by a reception. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev.

Jean Minnich. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss Eva Alumbaugh was the maid of honor and Gilbert Jackson was best man. Paul and Albert Charles Alumbaugh were the ushers. At the reception that followed the ceremony, Miss Helen Rosebaugh served the cake.

Miss Joan Jackson presided at the punch bowl. The bride and groom are both graduates of the Moran High School. They will make their home in Moran. A Reunion Is Held At the Massoth Home A family reunion and basket dinner was held Sunday at the Lawrence Massoth home in Piqua, honoring Mr. and Mrs.

James Higgins, Jimmy, Moira, and Tommy of Danbury, who are here visiting relatives and friends. Others present were Tom and Paul Massoth, Mr. and Mrs. L. M.

Westerman, Paul, Patty, Beverly, and Marcia, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Collins, John, George, and Pat, Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Massoth, Margarite, Betty, and Julie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoag, Mary and Janet, Burlington; Mr. and Mrs.

Don Westerman, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Westerman and Craig Lynn, Iola; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reeves, Mary Ann and Jimmy, Wichita; Tommy Collins, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Morrison, Debbie, Cheryl and Chuck, Mr. and Mrs. John Omans and Jeff, and Janie Toon. Afternoon callers were George Weston and John Leis.

de Mrs. Trible Entertains Hobby Club Members Mrs. W. D. Trible was assisted by Mrs.

Russell McHenry when she entertained members of the H.O.W. Hobby Club in her home Monday afternoon. A short business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Trible, chairman. Mrs.

Virgil Powell and Mrs. Conn Higginbotham of Carlyle gave the afternoon's program on planters and plaques. Refreshments were served to Mesdames W. A. Moore, Waldo Bain, Ronald Beaty, Ida Faddis, Russell McHenry, Leslie Brubaker, Jewell Hendrix.

Glen Thomas. Paul Copenhaver, Ruth Butler. Morris O'Dell, William Rea, W. D. Trible, John Corpolongo, one new member, Mrs.

E. E. Strickler, and seven guests, Mrs Conn Higginbotham and Mrs. Virgil Powell of Carlyle: Mrs. George Hiser, Edna Mae.

Mary Ann, and Andrews Beaty, and John Michael Corpolongo. V.F.W. Auxiliary Meets At Memorial Hall Mrs. Chester Young, president, presided at the meeting of the V.F.W. Auxiliary Monday night at Memorial Hall.

The community service chairman, Mrs Elizabeth Brooks. reported two boxes of food had been sent to a veteran's home. Mrs. Roy Ballard, hospital chairman. reported 22 pounds of carpet rags had been sent to Wadsworth Hospital.

Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks will be hostess to the members when they meet July 12 to do hospital sewing and have a hamburger fry. It was reported that $10.25 had been donated to the auxiliary for use of hospital equipment. Mrs. Capitola Hinson, cancer chairman, reported that the auxiliary had a supply of pads on hand for anyone that needs them.

The members had spent hours time in visits to the ill at the hospital. It was announced that six handmade rugs had been purchased from Wadsworth Hospital to be sold by the auxiliary. The members will continue to hold two meetings a month during July and August. There were 11 members present. Thrifty Nifty Helen Robertson mare Tout Ke Reminder: roast Standing roasted rib fat ends over slow oven, GENERAL RESERVED COPE IM WORLD Neosho Falls Items (Mrs.

Belle Mefford) Mrs. Evelyn Kinzer, Longmont, came last Wednesday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.

Wright. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Sater enjoy. ed a visit from their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Preter, from Kansas City, Sunday. Miss Marion Farnam isn't SO well the past week.

A doctor was called to see her today (Monday). All hope she will be much better and Shirley from Casper, Wyo. They have visited the Trout relatives also. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Melvin are enjoying a visit this week with their sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Melvin, Carol and Kenneth of Baltimore, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Melvin, Bernie and Michele and Bernard Gillespie of Los Angeles.

Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Watts were Mr. and son Mark, of Shamrock, were last week visitors Monday through Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Jewell and Johnny, and Mr. and Mrs. Rod Quincy.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Draper, Blue Rapids, surprised his aunt, Mrs. Belle Mefford, and cousins, Mr. and Mrs.

Larence George, with a visit Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Francis, Dee and Judy, Mr. and Mrs.

Rex Bauer, all working at Medicine Lodge, came home for the Fourth holiday. Mrs. Evelyn Kinzer accompanied by Larence George, took R. A. Tractor Topples; 3 Children Die have named their infant daughter, born June 27 at the Allen ty Hospital, Iola, Jerrie Lea Guatney, Mr.

and Mrs. Blake of Wichita, Mr. and Mrs. Al Booie, Topeka, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hamilton, Kansas City, are spending the weekend and holiday here at their respective homes, and fishing. All were shocked to hear of the tragic death of Richard Fehr, 30. of Iola. He was a very highly respected teacher in our high school the past two years. Sunday guests of Mrs.

Pearl Guatney and family were Mr. and very soon. and Mrs. Roy Turney of Hum- Wright to the Allen County Hos- Mr. Mrs.

Bill Ogle and fam- Frank Keithly and two children of arriving at a nearby hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Draper boldt, Mrs. Pearl Ritter.

and Mrs. pital during Sunday night. All ily, Pittsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Medicine Lodge, and their mother.

have been enjoying a visit with Jaunita Lowery of Iola. Mrs. hope he can snap out of this spell Elmer Guatney, Sherrie and Jer. Mrs. Helen Bell.

and Jimmy and Insects, which have no lungs, their daughter and family, Mr. Watts isn't very well lately. soon. rie. Neosho Falls.

Marie of Iola, spent Sunday with breathe through tubes running all and Mrs. Johnny Trout, Randall' Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Kidwell Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Guatney Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bell and baby Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dodd.

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quality! Size Machine washable Machine wash! Sizes 4-14 Pillow pair WHITESIDE, Mo. -Three children burned to death Tuesday when a farm tractor they were riding on rolled over, the gasoline tank exploded and they were covered with flaming gas. The victims were Tommy Ellis, 11, and his sister Connie, 13, and Joan Galloway, 10, of Old Monroe, Mo. Tommy was driving the tractor when it hit a log on a hill and toppled over. girl, Wichita, and Mr.

and Mrs. The accident occurred on the farm of the Ellis children's stepfather, Robert Finley five miles east of Whiteside. Joan, the daughter of Carlyle Galloway was visiting the other children over the Fourth of July holiday. Lincoln County Sheriff Irl Elliott said the Ellis children were pinned under the tractor. He said Joan was thrown clear and tried run for safety but collapsed 367 feet from the tractor.

She died a short time after PRINCESS Linda Williams, 18, Checotah, is crowned "Miss Oklahoma Dairy Princess" by Vicki Hayhurst of Dibble, last year's princess, in 1 Tulsa. The new princess will compete in the national beauty contest sponsored by the dairy industry, i in Chicago. CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK TONIGHT Iola Garden Club, 7:30 p. with Mr. and Mrs.

B. T. English, 624 N. Chestnut. THURSDAY West Elm H.D.U.

meeting postponed until July 12. Esther Circle of E. U. B. Church meets 2 p.

m. at the church. Christian Womens Fellowship general meeting, 2 p. church annex. United Presbyterian Women's summer breakfast, 9 a.

at the church. SUNDAY Scotch Foursome, 3:30 Country Club. Riggs- Vows Exchanged At St. John's Church. On Friday, June 30, at 5:30 o'clock in the evening Ruth Riggs and Allen Sigg were married at St.

John's Catholic Church. The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. C. F. Colbert in the presence of a few relatives of the immediate families.

After the ceremony a reception was held at the Sigg home. Those present were Mrs. Tessa Sigg, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sigg, Mr.

Mrs. Gene Sigg and Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rogers, Paulette, Bruce, Steve, and Joyce of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs.

Bryan Riggs, 0m- arie and Romona, Mrs. Anna Heldebrant, Mrs. Earl Monninger and Miss Judy Powers. The couple will make their home at 843 N. Washington.

Prayer for TODAY 0 God of the nations, we humbly thank Thee for our citizenship in this country. Thou hast led and blessed our nation through the years. While we rejoice in its incredible material resources, we are more grateful for its men and women, boys and girls, and for i its riches of the mind and heart. May its freedom be shared by all nations. May the faith of its people in Thyself.

Thy power and love. strenghen them against all foes. Bless and guide it every day; in the name of Jesus. Amen. -James Ross McCain, Decatur, president -emeritus.

Agnes Scott College. Rains Numerous Over Northeast (By The Associated Press) Showers sprinkled sections from the Plateau states to the northern Virginias today and cool air chilled most areas from the northern Midwest into the Northeast. Rains in most places were comparatively light but some spots were doused with locally heavy showers. About 114 inches of rain fell in a period in El Paso, Daytona Beach, six hour reported a fall of 1.23 inches. Showers which covered the northern half of the Plateau states along the Rockies while thundershowers hit areas from eastern South Dakota southeastward to the Ohio Valley and eastward to the northern Virginias.

A few isolated thundershowers also were reported in the southern At(lantic Coast region and along the eastern Gulf Coast. Mostly fair to occasionally partply cloudy weather was reported in other sections of the country. Temperatures in the 40s were reported again this morning along the Canadian border from the I northeastern upper Great Lakes to the upper St. Lawrence Valley. It was 42 at Bradford.

and (43 at Pellston and Traverse City, Mich. STATE TRAFFIC TOLL TOPEKA (AP)-Kansas traffic death log: 48 hours to 9 a.m. Wednesday-5 During July-10 During 1961-273 Comparable 1960 period-243.