Gough Anslinger Wed In Erie Home Ceremony
Karen Louise Gough and Michael Francis Anslinger were married July 3 at the bride’s parents’ home in Erie. The Rev. Robert McGuire officiated as guests heard a self chosen wedding music piece.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1975
Page
4
Karen Louise Gough and Michael Francis Anslinger were married July 3 at the bride’s parents’ home in Erie. The Rev. Robert McGuire officiated as guests heard a self chosen wedding music piece.
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Several local clubs met Friday with 12 members at Mrs. Charley Arnett’s home for a salad luncheon. Lessons covered widowhood and grief, while tours included Safari Museum and Dalton's Candle Shop.
On Tuesday July 15 schedule includes Ladies day golf at Chanute Country Club the War Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center DupBridge Club at Elks Lodge Gem and Mineral Society at North Malcolm Community Center and various church and committee meetings. Wednesday July 16 features United Presbyterian Women Christmas in July First Baptist Church circles and multiple Extension Homemakers Unit gatherings plus Safari Golf Association and Nazarene World Missionary Society activities.
A-H club members and 13 parents met July 7 with 26 youths in attendance. Brenda Brock reported on the 4-H Roundup in Manhattan and plans for the 4-H Fair August 6 to 9 were announced. Camp runs July 16 to 20 at Rock Springs and a style show is set for July 29 in Erie.
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