Surname G Weddings of Butler County Kansas

GAMBLE, MR. AND MRS. CHARLES (JEANNETTE MORGAN)

Family dinner Marks Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gamble (Jeannette Morgan), El Dorado route one, entertained at a family dinner at their home near Towanda Sunday, August 4, in observance of their fifty-sixth wedding anniversary which was August 8.

Attending were their sons and daughters, Bradford Gamble of DeGraff, Ohio; Warren Gamble and Mrs. Gamble, rural Towanda, Mrs. Charles Dyer (Ethel) of El Paso, Texas, and Mrs. LeRoy Williams (Clara), Warrensburg, Mo., and their grandchildren, Charles Gamble and Mrs. Gamble and Jeffrey and Charles, Jr. of Bellefontaine, Ohio; Carol and Charles Dyer, El Paso, Susan and Margaret Williams of Warrensburg, Mo., and Jeanne Gamble.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Gamble are members of pioneer Butler county families. Mrs. Gamble's parents were Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Morgan and Mr. Gamble is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Gamble. (El Dorado Times, Aug. 22, 1963, transcribed by Peg Luce)

CARL FOULKS & AGNES GENSLER NUPITALS

The Walnut Valley Times

December 4, 1903

Volume XXXIV, Number 46

FOULKS - GENSLER NUPITALS

As 8:30 Nov. 25, in the presence of only relatives and close friends. Miss Agnes Gensler was united in marriage to Mr. Carl Foulks at the home of her father, W. Y. Miller on Central avenue. Rev. George Harkness officiated. This is the end of a romance (or the beginning?) in which the friends of the parties have been greatly interested for months. Congratulations and good wishes are sincere and cordial.

Present were the bride's father, W. Y. Miller, Mrs. Mary Schletz of Severy, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fountaine, Chas. Foulks and Will, Reggie, Elsie and Beatrice Fountaine.

MR. AND MRS. J. D. GREEN

LEON COUPLE OBSERVE THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING

The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Green of Leon, was held Thursday, January 11, at the commodious home of their daughter, Mrs. Cora Brown in Haverhill. Children, grandchildren, old friends and neighbors numbering more than sixty, assembled to show their love for Mr. and Mrs. Green whom they learned to appreciate in perilous and pioneer days, when a good neighbor was as a star in a clouded sky.

All along the way friends and neighbors have traveled in companionship with them, sharing joys and sorrows and passing along the decline with loving memories only mellowed with the passing of years. Their golden wedding day will long live a cherished and belssed memory, a day of mingled emotions of the joy of meeting and a consciousness of a certain day of parting when the only possible reunion can be beyond the river where good-byes shall ever be said.

The children present were Mrs. Cora Brown, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Green and daughters, Mr. and mrs. Ed Green and children, of Eureka; Mrs. Ida Ridge, of Iola; and Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Green, son and daughter, of Vona, Colo.
(El Dorado Republication ~ Friday ~ 12 Jan 1917)