Couple Twice Wed Despite Air Strike
Intesar Zaidi, a West Pakistan doctoral student at Kansas State University, and Rebecca Loucks, a 1965 K State graduate, wed twice due to an airline strike. They had a Christian ceremony at Fredonia on August 7 and postponed the Moslem ceremony until last Sunday at the Denison United Campus Christian Fellowship Center.
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Manhattan
Kan
West Pakistan
Kansas
Intesar Zaidi
Kansas State University
Rebecca Loucks
Wabaunsee County
Fredonia
Denison United Campus
Christian Fellowship Center
K-State
Zaidi
Shafi-ud-din Asadi
Letters Or Litter Stir El Dorado Themed Confusion
Betty Problems in El Dorado arise from residents confusing aluminum litter containers labeled Litter with red and blue boxes marked V S Mail leading to misplaced letters. A kind person sorted mail from trash and sent items on. Recent local movements swap teachers Glenn Peak and Norman Thompson between Royster Junior High in Great Bend. A Rovito incident on I-35 left Mrs Rovito shaken after a crash near the city. the offending car fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorado
V. S. Mail
Betty Williamster
Dagwood Bumstead
Glenn Peak
Royster Junior High School
Great Bend
W. 4Th
Norman Thompson
Peak
Thompson
Rovito
Grant Avenue Baptist Class Ice Cream Social
The Fidelity Sunday school class from Grant Avenue Baptist church held an ice cream social at Santa Fe Park on Thursday evening. Mrs. Floyd Puckett gave devotions and shown were church event movies for entertainment. Forty three members attended along with Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Santa Fe Park
Floyd Puckett
J. R. Hale
Shower Honors Mrs Geard Quathamer and Groom
A miscellaneous shower was given in the First National Bank community room for Mr and Mrs Geard D Quathamer Eric newly married. Hostesses included Mrs Claude Shepherd Mrs Harold Dickerson and Mae Brandon. Guests and gift givers from Chanute Humboldt and area noted among the attendees and senders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Geard D. Quathamer
Eric
Mmes, Claude Shepherd
Harold Dickerson
Mae Brandon
Zinnias
Ernest Criswell
Mary Ann Tylicki
Allen Criswell
Marty
Hazel
Dawn
Louise Leroy
Jimmy
Paul
Kenneth
G. D. Quathamer Sr
Albert Quathamer
Claude Shepherd
Chanute
Guy Booe
Russell Miller
John Squire
Max Watts
Humboldt
Ethel Ladd
Anna Seefeldt
Joe Couch
Topeka Theta Sigma Phi Earns National Certificate
The Topeka Kansas chapter of Theta Sigma Phi received a certificate of merit at the convention of the national fraternity for women in journalism and communications.
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Fort Worth
Garden Prospers in Drought in North Washington Yard
Betty Williams profiles Will Brown, 86, who has a thriving truck garden at 1307 N Washington despite July heat. He grows tomatoes beans cucumbers okra and sweet potatoes and plans to sell produce from his home. Brown emphasizes simple cultivation and faith, noting he relies on rainfall rather than irrigation.
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Betty Williams
Washington
Will Brown
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Memorial Building
Brown
North
Signs in two languages warn littering is illegal citywide
In Philadelphia signs appear in English and Spanish to curb littering but residents say translations fail to convey the prohibition. Maria Bonet, former editor of a Spanish language paper, questions the wording, while locals note signs do not clearly state no littering.
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Philadelphia
Maria Bonet
Boyd Litherland Birthday Observed
The first birthday of Boyd Earl Litherland was celebrated with a party at his parents home 1615 S Central. Attendees included Mickie and Christy Bailey, the Clemens family, Sandy and Sherry, Heryford, Hobbs, Litherland relatives, Haines, Jamie Jerry Joe, Larson, Ginny, Savidge and Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Earl Litherland
Lee Litherland
S. Central
Mickie
Christy Bailey
Gary Clemens
Diana
Larry Clemens
Sandy
Sherry
William Heryford
Joan Hobbs
Ruther Litherland
James Haines
Jamie
Jerry
Joe
Charles Larson
Ginny
Michael Savidge
Terry
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Saturday Schedule
Tonight Soccer at City Park 6 to 8.00. Church Softball at Highland Park Knights of Columbus vs Baptist 7.30 Grant Avenue Baptist vs St Patrick s 9.00. Saturday Adult archery at Santa Fe Park 6 30 p m. Little League Invitational at Highland Park Chanute First National Bank vs Coffeyville 7 p m Neodesha vs Lola 9 p m. Dance at Central Park Building Zero and the Positives 7 30 11 30 p m.
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City Park
Highland Park
Knights of Columbus
Baptist
Grant Avenue
Santa Fe Park
Chanute First National Bank
Coffeyville
Neodesha
Lola
Central Park Building
Kansas Oil Pipeline Output Dips Below Allowable
The State Conservation Division reports Kansas crude oil pipeline runs averaged 292 804 barrels per day for the week ending August 15, up 7 283 barrels from the prior week. The current allowable limit is 300 000 barrels daily.
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Wichita
State Conservation Division
Kansas
Advertising Safe Buying Is Your Guide to Adv
A concise guide outlines safe buying practices for consumers. It highlights verifying seller credibility, reading return policies, and protecting personal information in shopping transactions. The piece emphasizes cautious online and in person purchases and avoiding common scams.
Hints From Heloise Readers Share Quick Household Tricks
Readers offer practical tips from using plastic berry baskets for organizing envelopes and medicines to making a disposable roasting rack from a foil pie pan. Other hints include safeguarding nails with a sponge to scour steel wool, repurposing a split gardening can as a toy box, and tightening ironing boards with paper clips and rubber bands.
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Emily Mason
Heloise
Jon
Debra
Homemakers Unit Picnic Meeting in Santa Fe Park
The Rural Homemakers HD Unit held its annual family picnic at Santa Fe Park with 10 members, one guest Mrs. Charles Cummings, and 19 children. Mrs. Roy Tunnel led the afternoon meeting and a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit was announced for Sept 15 and 16. Mrs. Robert Lopeman led recreation and Mrs. Carl Shrimplin will host in September with date to be announced.
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Roy Tunnel
Red Cross
Robert Lopeman
Carl Shrimplin
Coffee Hour Hosts at Santa Fe Park Gathering
Approximately 20 women attended the Chaincomers coffee at Santa Fe Park Thursday morning. Hostesses were Mrs. Donald Houdy Shell, Mrs. Lloyd York, and Mrs. Joe Marnell. The short business meeting was led by Mrs. Paul Ediger.
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Chaincomers
Santa Fe Park
Donald Houdyshell
Lloyd York
Joe Marnell
Paul Ediger
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Miss Loucks
Martin Loucks
Intesar Husain Zaidi
Arifwala
Betty
Joe Rovito
S. Evergreen
Manhattan Mutual
Dave Morrow
S. Lincoln
Tel
S. Grant
Manhattan Mutual Life Ins. CO
Attan
F.d.lc
Kentucky
Tribune
Logansport
Ind
Joy of
Squirrel Hunter
Ray
House
Dallas, Tex
Dallas
Chicago
Chicago Art Institute
George Segal
North Brunswick
N.J
Institute
Albuquerque, N.M
Frank H. Mendell
Soil Conservation Society of America
Des Moines
Iowa
Boyd Litherland
The
By Heloise Cruse
Helen Sharpe
Donna Cosby
Emma Ryan
D, Simons
Mademoiselle
Aames
Santa Fe
Levis
Taper
Slims
Litwin
Wrangler Jeans
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