The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday May 23, 1940 Burlingame 8th Grade Graduates. Maxine CARMICHAEL, Peggy CRIM, Lee ELKINS, Dora Jean HOTCHKISS, Edgar MINER, Lelabeth MINGS, Wayne MOON, David McFARLANE, John REYNOLDS, Betty Jo STOUT, Rose Mary WALKER, Andrew YOUNG. High Honor--Maxine CARMICHAEL. Second Honors--Edgar MINER.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday May 16, 1940 Marriage Licenses. Carl Henry PARKS, Allen, and Rosa Ellen WORLEY, Allen. J.E. WOODRNG, Omaha, Nebr., and Frances GRIFFITH, Omaha, Nebr. (Note: Typed as printed in newspaper.)
The Enterprise Chronicle Thursday May 16, 1940 Announces Candidacy For Register of Deeds. Mrs. Pauline Schrader MICHAELS of Olivet, who announces her candidacy for the office of Register of Deeds subject to the Republican primary, was a Burlingame visitor Tuesday and made a most pleasing impression upon those she met. Mrs. Michaels, related by marriage to the Michaels families of this community, is a young woman, a widow, and mother of two small children. Prior to her marraige she taught school for two yeasr each in the grades at Quenemo and Olivet. She has also had two years' work for the Soil Conservation Association in the offices at Lyndon. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles SCHRADER of Olivet and is held in high regard in her home community.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday May 16, 1940 Services Are Held For Mrs. C.A. Hunter. Funeral services for Mrs. Clarence A. HUNER, 45, of Topeka, were held on Tuesday afternoon, with burial in Topeka. Mrs. Hunter was formerly Myrtle RENSTROM and was born in Burlingame, November 7, 1894, the daughter of the late Charles J. Renstrom and Mrs. Renstrom. She grew tro womanhood in Osage City, and was a graduate of the Stormont school of nursing in Topeka. Mr. Hunter is employed at the Wall-Diffenderfer Mortuary in Topeka. She is survived by her husband, a son, Howard; her mother, Mrs. C.J. Renstrom and a sister, Mrs. H. L. ZIEGENBIEN, of Osage City.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday May 9, 1940 Local Cash Markets. Wednesday May 8, 1940 Cream, 1st Grade, 27c Cream, 2nd Grade, 24c Eggs, dozen, 13c Hens, 4-8 pounds, lb, 11c Hens, under 4 pounds, lb, 8c.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday May 9, 1940 Marriage Licenses. Fred HOLMQUEST, Yates Center and Thursa Thelma SCHELL, Tulsa, Okla. Leland RUBLE, Council Grove and Hariett WILSON, Allen.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Thursday May 9, 1940 He's Another Duncan. Lester DUNCAN of Fairfax township, Republican candidate for register of deeds, in Burlingame, one day last week, says he's spending quite a bit of time explaining to folks that this is his first bid for public office. Cause of the difficulty is that quite a few persons have him confused with "Bill" Duncan who served as county commissioner a few years ago. "Although our last names are identical, we're not even related," says the present candidate Duncan whose home is near Scranton.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday May 2, 1940 Rural Teachers Are Employed. Note: This is not the long complete listing of teachers; presented here is those surnames that have been given to me to look for while I read the newspapers. District 1: Superior, Audrey NICOLAY. No. 3: Wilma GRAHAM. Rubow: Eunice YOUNG. Rock Creek: Carolee VINCENT. Riverside: Gladys JONES. Glenwood: Rachel NEWTON. Phelon: Mrs. Clara CHRISTESEN. Richview: Mrs. Hazel DUNCAN. Pleasant Valley: Lucille MILLER. Maple Grove: Minnie MILLER. Peterton: Arlie MILLER Besse: Harriet CHRISTESEN. Fairview: Alice McCAIN. Shiloh: Jennie Mae STEWART. Fairplain: Helen MOORE. Nip and Tuck: John CHRISTESEN. Grandview: Mary E. SHAFFER.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday May 2, 1940 Marriage Licenses. Ray PATRICK, Burlingame and Carol ANSTAETT, Lyndon. Claude Albert BLOOMER, Rantoul, and Catherine Dora McCOLLUM, Rantoul. Clarence LACEY, Melvern, and Mary BURNETT, Lyndon.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday May 2, 1940 A Senior Class of Twenty-Eight. 54th Annual Commencement, May 22. Senior Class: Earl APPS, jr., Bethene BARNETT, Melba BECKLEY, Geraldine BROWN, Jack CANN, Harold COOPER, Howard DICKERHOOF, Willis GREEK, Harold HEISE, Marian HEISE, Marian Ruth HEPWORTH, James HISLOP, Anita HOTCHKISS, Jack ISSACS, Mildren MAST, Claudine MASTERS, Robert MENZIE, June PETERS, Robert PROVOST, John REISER, Helen SATZLER, Evelyn SNODDY, Ruth Anne STOUT, ALice SUMNER, Lois UNDERWOOD, Marion URE, Anna Louise VANDEVORD, and Jack ZINN.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday May 2, 1940 Ernest L. Scott Dies After Long Illness. The death of Ernest L. SCOTT occurred yesterday morning following a period of invalidism of several months caused by a cancerous condition on the face. For the past two or three years he had lived in the home of his cousin, Miss Emma NILES, where his death occurred. Many friends of Mr. Scott who spent his entire life in Burlingame will regret to learn of his passing. No funeral arrangements had been completed yesterday afternoon.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Thursday April 25, 1940 Mrs. Reginald Moore Given Birthday Surprise. Mrs. Reginald MOORE was the honor guest at a surprise supper given at the home of Miss Helen PALMER, Thursday evening in celebration of her birthday. A pot-luck supper was provided by the other guests and a pleasant evening was enjoyed. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Reginald MOORE and Donnie and Barbara Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Henry WENDLAND, Mr. and Mrs. Dolf JENNINGS, Louise and Lois UNDERWOOD, Beulah and Camilla Christesen, Mrs. W.G. BEALE, and Miss Helen PALMER.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday April 25, 1940 Mrs. Ed Newton and Winifred called on Mr. and Mrs. John WATSON and family in Burlingame and Mrs. Charles SEAMAN, Jr., Tuesday afternoon.(Buttermilk Lane.)
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday April 25, 1940 Marriage Licenses. Edard DUNCAN, Lyndon, and Geneva KELLUM, Burlington. Thomas Harold RUPE, Quenemo, and Helen Alice EDE, Williamsburg. Stanley D. FENDER, Osage City, and Anna Louise VANDERVORD, Scranton.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday March 28, 1940 Marriage Licenses. Robert Owen WATSON, Osage City, and Ethel Ruth JACKSON, Reading. Clarence E. SHOAF, Quenemo and Ruth Maxine GRAGG, Melvern.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Thursday March 28, 1940 Buttermilk Lane Items. Mr. and Mrs. Fred NEWTON spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Axel LEEBURG. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. NEWTON spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Weaver, near Admire. George CRIM spent Wednesday evening with Ed and Tom NEWTON. Anna May NEWTON spent Sunday afternoon with Carol and Phyllis EASTER. Mr. and Mrs. Fred NEWTON were in Emporia, Wednesday, visiting Mrs. Clair REABURN and little daughter Sharon Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Fred NEWTON attending the funeral of Mrs. Fern CAMPBELL and daughter in Topeka last Thursday.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday March 21, 1940 Marriage Licenses: Donald DICKSON, Topeka and Ina ORCUTT, Topeka. Calvin COOK, jr., Topeka, and Bernadine PRITCHARD, Topeka. Dean TRENDEL, Vassar and Wilma BULMAR, Vassar.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday March 14, 1940 Marriage Licenses. Andrew David ROWZER, Topeka, and Laura Hazel MOORE, Wakarusa. Walter V. BROWN, Quenemo, and Stella B. QUILLEN, Quenemo. Paul RUBY, Burlingame, and Carol BOLTON, Burlingame. Lester I. VAIL, Tecumseh, and Dorothery M. RESER, Winchester.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday March 7, 1940 Marriage Licenses. O.G. EATON, Burlingame, and Rosa Van TASSEL, Burlingame. Eugene H. MARINO, Osage City, and Elva Merel ROMINE, Osage City. Alvie L. KELLER, Osage City and Florence Anne STONEQUIST, Osage City.
The Enterprise-Chronicle Osage County Thursday February 22, 1940 Marriage Licenses. Ernest Edman ARNOLD, Topeka, and Lucille W. BURKLUND, Topeka. Ellsworth ISLE, Ottawa and Phyllis SUTTON, Pomona. Arthur T. ANDERSON, Osage City, and Kilena BERNER, Osage City.