Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-05
Wood-Widler


A wedding Of interest and one Of
surprise to their many friends Is
that of Miss Gladys Wood Of Detroit
and Mr.. Jesse Wider Of Enterprise,
which occurred at the home Of the
Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Gessell on We'd
nesday evening, July 21, Rev. Gessell
officiating.
- The bfide IL, a. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Wood, residing north
east OF, Detroit. She Is a graduate Of
the Dickinson county high school and
is one OF the successful school teach
ers of this county, Mr.. Wider, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. F. Wider Of
Abilene, is a prosperous young farm
er. They will be at home on the
Wilder farm three miles south Of En-
terprise.
BacheIor-SpangIer
Miss Doris Bachelor and Mr.. N.
Sheridan Spangler were married at
the Methodist parsonage Saturday
evening at 6 o'clock. Rev. G. L.
HOvgard performed the ceremony.
The groom has grown to manhood
in Abilene, is a graduate Of the Abi-
lene schools and has wide circle of
friends here. The brides home Is
in Belleville but she has visited here
often and is known among the young
people Of Abilene Bc/h have been
students at the state college in Man
haitian where Mr.. Spangler was a
member of the Delta Tan Delta fra
ternity and Mrs. Spangler OF the
Delta Delta Delta sorority.
After the wedding they left for
Belleville to visit the brides parents.
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Marriage Licenses.
Howard L. Robinson, Abilene. 21
Helen Grace Insley, Oskaloosa, 10.
Amos Smith, Solomon, 80
Margaret B. Weckel, Solomon, 40
& & &
Smoky Hill Grange No. 1888 had
its regular meeting at Sandborn
school house Tuesday evening, July
27. They had an interesting meet
ing although there were not many
out owing to busy season. The first
meeting this month July 13 was post
poned on account Of the threshing
going on in the neighborhood. All
grangers are expected to be present
at next Pamona meeting, which will
be at Sandborn school house FRI
day evening, Aug. 20.
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Muiler-HOcker
Katie Lena, the oldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Muller and Mr..
Edward Hooker were married at the
Lutheran parsonage Saturday even
ing, July II. The ring ceremony was
used. The bride wore a dark blue
suit and hat to match, The only
ones present were the parents and
sister of the BRIDE.
Both young people are, well known
In this vicinity and their many
friends wish them much happiness
and success. They win make their
home five miles northeast Of Abilene.
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Sappenfieid- Bowman
On Thursday evening, July 20 Miss
Blanche Sappenfield Of Abilene and
Mr.. Carl A. Bowman of Benedict.
were united in marriage at Emporia,
the Rev. Cecil Franklin officiating.
Miss Sappenfield graduated from
the Kansas State Agricultural col
Iepe last Nav. During her college |
career she won both Junior and SEN
ior honors in the General Science
division, thus becoming member of
Phi Kappa Phi, honorary scholarship
In her senior year she
was president Of Zeta Kappi Psi. WO-
mems National Forensic sorority, In
Of her work in debate and
She has position for next
year in the science department Of the
school.
Mr.. Bowman will receive the
of Science degree from the
Kansas State Normal at EmpOrfa
next January. Mr.. Bowman is pres
dent of the Beta Alpha Tau frater-
nifty, a member Of Pi Kappi Delta,
debate fraternity, and was
president of the college Y.
VI. G. A. During the past four
years he has taken a prominent place
~ dramatic work at the normal.
fMr. and Mrs. Bowman will live
n Emporia next year.