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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1969
Page
3
Ann Landers answers two letters about personal crisis. A Vietnam veteran with a venereal infection seeks guidance on whether to marry and disclose his illness. A son questions his absent father and asks if a letter can change his parent's behavior.
Vatican official states that Humanae Vitae will not be altered by Pope Paul VI or his successors. An L'Osservatore Romano column by Father Ermenegildo Lio defends the encyclical and labels dissenters as unworthy church members. A wedding rehearsal in Erick, Oklahoma, honors David Meador and Barbara Jacobs with a list of attendees.
Paula Louise Whitworth became the bride of Richard Russell Marriott Sunday afternoon at the First United Methodist Church. The double ring ceremony was read by Dr. Duff D. Wagoner with seven-branch candelabra at the altar. The wedding drew families from Osage City Topeka Manhattan and Bartlesville among others. The couple will reside in Topeka where the bride will teach art at Capper Junior High School and the groom will finish his degree in physical education at Washburn University.
Dear Folks share a sandwich trick using a bread hole and stuffed olive to dress up party bites. An easy humidity method for houseplants relies on a pebble tray under clay pots. Also notes on a Business Women's Guild dinner at Santa Fe Park with 11 members attending.
July 24 25 social items list church sewing group at 8 a m Sweet Adelines 7 30 p m Senior Citizens 1 30 p m Community Building rides by phone 8 10 30 a m Pomona Grange at Fairfield school 7 30 p m We Who Club Sawyer hall 1 30 a m Wilson class 10 a m Country Club bridge 1 30 p m.
Phyllis Kay Engle wed Ronald Dale Bright in a July 18 ceremony led by Rev. Bert Sutton at the First Christian Church. Attendants included maid of honor May Engle and best man Jack Bright, with elaborate alar decor, reception in the fellowship hall, and a four tier cake.
Connie Hottenstein was honored with a bridal shower on July 17 in the First National Bank Community room. Hosts were Mrs. Leo Rausch Mrs. Ed Rausch and Judy Rausch. Thirty one guests attended. She will marry Larry Newton of Altoona August 28.
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