The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday May 29, 1930 Marriage Licenses. Hughie R. WILSON, Eskridge, Ks., 26, and Ethel THOMAS, Eskridge, Ks., 21. Mitchell CASEY, Kansas City, Ks., 35, Helen ANDEREGG, Edgerton, Ks., 21. James E. ASHLEY, Wamego, Ks., 25, and Nova K. TRIMBLE, Wamego, Ks., 21. Clyde PATTERSON, Auburn, Ks., 21, and Marie KIDMAN, Auburn, Ks., 18. Hallack E. NEWTON, Burlingame, Ks. 63, and Nellie E. RONEY, Los Angeles, Cal., 61. A.L. MARTIN, Burlingame, Ks., 26, and Mae GODSEY, Burlingame, Ks., over 18. A total of 45 marriage licenses have been issued so far in 1930.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday March 13, 1930 During the past week marriage licenses were issued to the following: Clayton GRIPPS, 20, Miller, Kansas, and Grace MUELLER, 18, Osage City, Kansas. J.E. THRASHER, 65, Topeka, Kansas, and Ada GRAHAM, 64, Burlingame, Kansas. A.J. BAILEY, 28, Barclay, Kansas, and Kathryn SHELDON, 19, Topeka, Kansas. Hugh T. STANDIFERD, 32, Osage City, and Ora Louise REED, 22, Osage City, Kan. Ellis G. SCHRADER, 32, Olivet, Kansas, and Jane A. EWBANK, 24, Miller, Kansas.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday March 6, 1930 Petrel--Carpenter. Miss Hazel PETREL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Petrel, and Mr. Walter CARPENTER were married Saturday March 1. They left the same day for Wellsville where they will make their home. The Record joins the many friends in wishing them success and happiness.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday January 16, 1930 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan MENZLE, January 3, a fine baby boy, whom they have named Daniel Joseph.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday November 28, 1929 November Marriage Licenses. During the month the following marriage licenses have been issued by Judge Price: T.A. CARTWRIGHT, Wilsey, Kans., 22, and Bonnie ROSE, Waverly, 20. Edwin MARKLEY, Lyndon, 25, and Lillian STRONGREN, Osage City, 26. J.E. O'NEIL, Osage City, 27, and Thelma Mae VERNA, Osage City, 16. Herbert MARTIN, Osage City, 25, and Alice Kathleen GRAHAM, 21. Geo. OHLSSON, Osage City, 22, and Mabel Adolphson, Osage Cit, 20.
The Topeka Daily Capital Monday March 18, 1968 Henry D. Laue. Lyndon.--Henry Dietrich LAUE, 84, died Sunday at his home northeast of Lyndon. He was born Sept. 11, 1883, at Greenleaf in Washington County and had lived in the Lyndon and Vassar communites since 1904. He was a life member of the Lutheran Church and had been an elder at Zion Lutheran Church at Vassar 27 years. He was a retired farmer. His wife, Mrs. Marie Ulrich Laue, died August 28, 1960. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Esther HAUFLER, Lyndon, Mrs. Minnie MASENTHIN, Vassar, and Mrs. Elsie McINTOSH, Montgomery, Ala.; two sons, Henry J. Laue and Waltger L. Laue, both of Lyndon; a sister, Mrs. Emma OSTRICH, Linn; two brothers, Herman Laue and Walter Laue, both of Greenleaf; 1 grandchildren; five step-grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Services willbe at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Zion Lutheran Church, Vassar. Burial will be in Vassar Cemetery. Shaffer-Feltner Mortuary at Lyndon is in charge of arrangements.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday November 28, 1929 Tucker--Morris. Miss Freda MORRIS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Morris of Carbondale was united in marriage to MR. Floyd TUCKER, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Tucker, of Wkarusa, Wednesday afternoon, November 20, at Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker will make their home near Wakarusa. The bride is a graduate of the Carbondale High School with the class of '28.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday November 21, 1929 Wedding Bells. Saturday evening, November 9, Paul L. McPHAIL and Goldie KETCHEROIDE were quietly married by the Rev. Dowdy of the 3rd Christian Church of Topeka officiating. The bride is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Ketcheroide of Higland Park, where Goldie spent her girlhood days. She graduated from the Highland Park High School with the class of '28. Paul is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. McPhail of this place. He graduated from Washburn High School and is now employed in Topeka. He is well known and liked in this community whre he has lived most of his life, and his many friends join the Gazette in extending best wishes.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday October 10, 1929 Mr. and Mrs. Milton BOSTROM announce the birth of a baby girl, born Tuesday, October 8th.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County October 10, 1929 Peterson--Nichols. Miss Cora PETERSON, daughter of Alex Peterson, Carbondale, and Mr. Louis NICHOLS, Carbondale, were united in marriage at Topeka, Wednesday, October 2, at 2 o'clock. Both young people are well known in Carbondale and their many friends join the Record in best wishes for their happiness. They will be at home to their many friends at the Nichols farm.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday September 12, 1929 Mr. and Mrs. Irving HAAS are the parents of a boy, born September 6.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday August 29, 1929 Buick Coupe Stolen From W.F. Jones. The Buick coupe belonging to W.F. JONES was stolen from in front of his office Tuesday night some time. The car was found abandoned in Ottawa on Wednesday, afternoon. A Whippet car was found abandoned north of Melvern the same night Mr. Jones' car was taken by "joyriders" who took Mr. Jones' car after abandoning the Whippet. A young man living at Lane has been arrested on suspicion of having the stolen cars.--Melvern Review.
The Topeka Daily Capital Saturday March 16, 1968 Marriage Licenses. Dietheim Munfard Hartmut PROWE, Northfield, Minn., and Margaret Louise EPPS, Northfield, Minn. Randall Stanley KRAMER, Manhattan Beach, Calif., and Sally Sue SMITH, Topeka. Timothy Delane GODFREY, Wichita, and Mary Denise GILL, Topeka. Thomas Joseph ATHON, Overbrook, and Twila Mae HOY, Topeka.
The Topeka Daily Capital Friday March 15, 1968 Marriage Licenses. Tyrone Terry BAYLESS, Carbondale, and Myrna Jean MAYER, Topeka. Daniel Joseph STAUTH, Jr., Topeka, and Carol Elaine BROWN. Richard Vincent SCHOWENGERDT, Paola, and Jane Ann ATKINSON, Topeka. Jack Walter NUNNERY, Jr., Lumberton, and Linda Susan MAISON, Topeka. Benson Lee HURD, Topeka and Patricia Kay PURVES, Topeka. Ben Gary EADS, Topeka, and Mary Kathryn LIPPITT, Topeka.
I am needing help finding docmentation for a marriage between Zelda A. Campbell/Heavilin (she went by either last name as a child, having been adopted by her mother's husband.) Zelda was born in Indiana, but seems to have gone out to Kansas with her uncle: In 1900 Zelda was living with her mother's brother, Wm H. Heavilin, in Osage Co., KS, under the name Boyer. We are assuming she married into the Boyer family, but was widowed or divorced shortly after: 1900 FEDERAL CENSUS Valley Brook Twp., Osage Co., Kansas Page 240B, Dwelling #143, Family #146 SMELL, Benjamin F., Head, born Oct 1837, 62yrs, Male, Married 38yrs, born VA, both parents born VA, Farmer. SMELL, Elizabeth, Wife, born Oct 1845, 54yrs, Female, Married 38yrs, 7 children, 3 living, born IN, both parents born OH. HEAVILIN, Susan, Daughter, born Apr 1863, 37yrs, Female, Married 15yrs, born IN, Father born VA, Mother born IN. HEAVILIN, William H., Son-in-law, born Apr 1859, 41yrs, Male, Married 15yrs, born IN, Father born OH, Mother born MD, Carpenter. HEAVILIN, Oradell, Granddaughter, born Mar 1886, 14yrs, Female, Single, born KS, both parents born IN, At School. HEAVILIN, Mary E., Granddaughter, born July 1889, 10yrs, Female, Single, born IN, both parents born IN, At School. BOYER, Zelda, Boarder, born Nov 1875, 24yrs, Female, Single, born IN, both parents born IN, Dressmaker. A possible Boyer family she may have married into, also from Indiana, living in Kansas: 1885 KANSAS STATE CENSUS Neosho, Labette Co., Kansas Page 16 J.G. BOYER, 37yrs, Male, Married, Farmer, born IN, came to KS from IN. Mary BOYER, 35yrs, Female, Married, born IN, came to KS from IN. I.S. BOYER, 16yrs, Male, Single, born IN, came to KS from IN. D.W. BOYER, 14yrs, Male, Single, born IN, came to KS from IN. Z.I. BOYER, 11yrs, Female, Single, born IN, came to KS from IN. E. BOYER, 8yrs, Male, Single, born IN, came to KS from IN. L.M. BOYER, 2yrs, Female, Single, born IN, came to KS from IN. Can anyone help me locate a marriage registration for Zelda? thank you Marilyn Heavilin Current ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour
The Topeka Daily Capital Tuesday March 12, 1968 George W. Norquist. Osage City.--Services for George W. NORDQUIST, 78, who died Wednesday in a Walnut Grove, Ark., hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in W.L. McElfresh Mortuary, Osage City. Mr. Nordquist formerly lived in Osage City. He was born March 25, 1889, in Osage City, and had farmed in Osage and Lyon counties until he retired six years ago and moved to Hardy, Ark. He was a member of Robert Helzer American Legion Post No. 198, Osage City. Burial will be in Union Cemetery.
The Topeka Daily Capital Tuesday March 12, 1968 Marriage Licenses. Buddy O. CARTER, Topeka, and Kathleen L. STREETER, Topeka. Kenneth W. JACKSON, Topeka, and Ella M. WILLIAMS, Topeka. Robert L. ANSTAETT, Jr., Carbondale, and Sherry J. CLARK, Topeka. Robert D. HAWK, Topeka, and Cheryl L. GIBESON, Topeka. David M. CONLEY, Topeka, and Margaret L. JONES, Topeka. James P. BURKE, Topeka, and Irene M. HARRIS, Topeka. Glen H. KESSELRING, Beattie, and Karen R. STREMMING, Topeka. Robert J. TERRY, Topeka, and Vickie S. WILLIAMS, Topeka. Stephen G. CHAFFEE, Topeka, and Charlotte K. SEETIN, Berryton. Billy G. DAUBER, Meriden, and Sharon L. GOODYEAR, Topeka.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday August 22, 1929 Mrs. James Lowes Dead. Mrs. James LOWES died at one o'clock Tuesday morning after a long illness. Funeral services are being held this afternoon at the Methodist church. Sympathy is extended to the family.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday August 22, 1929 Old Resident Of County Dead. Wm. HUTCHINSON died at his home at Fostoria Tuesday night. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church here this afternoon, followed by interment in the Scranton cemetery.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday August 15, 1929 Mr. and Mrs. G.F. DICKENSHEETS and nephew Mickey McGRATH, of Osage City, visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. George E. McGRATH and daughter Helen, returned last Thursday afternoon from a three weeks trip to Colorado Springs, Manitou and Denver also Laramie, Wyho., where they visited relatives. George McGRATH spent the weekend with home folks after a week spent in Chicago, and left Sunday evening for Joliett, Ill, where he will have several weeks Santa Fe work. Scott DICKENSHEETS and daughter Miss Dorothy, of Emporia spent last Thursday here with his mother, Mrs. Pluma Dickensheets, also with Mr. and Mrs. H.L. JONES. Miss Dorothy remained to visit a week or ten days at the Dickensheets home.