FAMILY
REUNION
AT
GALENA
Galena,
Kan.,
Aug.
25.—A
family
reunion
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
J.
Shaw,
801
Chicago
avenue,
Sunday.
Those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Lane
of
Richmond,
Calif.;
Mrs.
Nancy
Lane
of
Henrietta,
Okla.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Lane
and
son
of
Picher,
Okla.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clyde
Shaw
of
Joplin;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jim
Shaw
and
sons, Tack
and
James
Gale;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
Overstreet
and
children;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ross
Shaw
and
son,
Claire;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jess
Shaw;
Mr. and
Mrs.
George
Shaw
and
son,
George
Jr.,
and
daughter,
Colleen;
Mrs.
Maude
Montgomery
and
daughter,
Billie
Jane,
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Shaw
and
daughter,
Mildred.
August 26, 1924, Pg. 3, Joplin Globe
[Mrs. George Shaw was my aunt, Sarah Ohnes Martin]
...
Ada Jean (Killian, Killion) Shaw was granted a divorce from George M. "Junior" Shaw in August 1944, in the Galena division of district court. Also, at the same time, one of my father's drinking buddies and his wife also split the sheets, Leatha Joe Noe was granted a divorce from Donald L. Noe. As for Ada Jean and George M., all seemed okay earlier in the year when Ada Jean, their son Gary Gene, and George's mother, Ohnes (Martin) Shaw trekked to George's bedside where the U.S. Army lieutenant was hospitalized at McCloskey General Army Hospital in Temple, Tex. Not long after, when Ada Jean and entourage returned to Galena, PFC Paul Gust and wife Betty (Shaw), and young daughter, Betty Jean, residing in El Paso, Tex., visited in Galena with Betty's parents, George F. and Ohnes (Martin) Shaw, and Paul's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gust, Crestline.
Ada Jean (Killian, Killion) Shaw was granted a divorce from George M. "Junior" Shaw in August 1944, in the Galena division of district court. Also, at the same time, one of my father's drinking buddies and his wife also split the sheets, Leatha Joe Noe was granted a divorce from Donald L. Noe. As for Ada Jean and George M., all seemed okay earlier in the year when Ada Jean, their son Gary Gene, and George's mother, Ohnes (Martin) Shaw trekked to George's bedside where the U.S. Army lieutenant was hospitalized at McCloskey General Army Hospital in Temple, Tex. Not long after, when Ada Jean and entourage returned to Galena, PFC Paul Gust and wife Betty (Shaw), and young daughter, Betty Jean, residing in El Paso, Tex., visited in Galena with Betty's parents, George F. and Ohnes (Martin) Shaw, and Paul's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gust, Crestline.
August 10, 1944, Pg. 12, Joplin Globe
February 9, 1944, Pg. 5, JG