Chanute couple to wed in July
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aday announce the engagement of their daughter Patty to Randall Galemore son of Mr. and Mrs. John Galemore R. 2 Aday a 1975 Chanute High School graduate Galemore a 1974 Chanute High School graduate now self employed plan a July 31 wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Aday
S. Evergreen
Patty
Randall Galemore
John Galemore
Aday
Chanute High School
Galemore
Chanute High
Minneapolis
Minn
John S. Lewis
Great Falls
Mont
Helen Satterlee
Harry Lewis
Erie
Lewis
Chanute
Right to life debated at prenatal seminar in New York
In New York, Dr Mildred Jefferson of Boston warned at a Charter Medical seminar that prenatal diagnosis could lead to doctor initiated abortion and a new field of Demed termed extinction medicine. She opposed elective abortions to prevent birth of a diseased child and expressed concern over liberal abortion rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Boston
Mildred Jefferson
National
Right To Life Committee
Jefferson
Boston University School of Medicine
Charter Medical Corp
Macon
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Attitude toward prenatal diagnosis and abortion shifts
Dr. James Sorenson reports a survey of 660 doctors in genetic counseling showing broad support for prenatal diagnosis for serious conditions like Tay Sachs and Down syndrome, with strong opposition to using it solely to determine fetal sex. Professionals favor limited parental access and foresee acceptance of abortion for defective fetuses despite cost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sorenson
Boston University
Health Agency
World Health Organization
Unicef
Sorenson
Couple Announces June Wedding Plans
Catherine Leonor Gobea and Thad T. Fowler plan a June wedding. Catherine, 1974 Chanute High School and 1976 Neosho County Community Junior College graduate, works for Chanute's utility department. Thad, Shawnee Heights High School alumnus, is with Location and Design Concepts, a Kansas Department of Transportation division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe J. Gobea
S. Forest
Catherine Leonor
Thad T. Fowler
Robert Fowler
Topeka
Gobea
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community
Dorothy Fletcher Plans Nursing Degree After Tiger Reunion
Dorothy Fletcher, a licensed practical nurse now staffing as a medication nurse at the Wesley Center in Wichita, plans to pursue a registered nursing degree at Wichita State University. She is mother to two sons and a daughter and stays active with bowling, volleyball, tennis, music, and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fletcher
Wesley Center
Wichita
Wichita State University
Cautious Canning Prevents Botulism Poisoning
Article explains botulism as a rare food poisoning from Clostridium botulinum, emphasizing home canning risks, historical context, and prevention. It notes rising home canning outbreaks, heat resistance of spores, and the need for pressure canners for low acid foods and strict adherence to instructions to avoid toxin production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Republican rally planned for women in Abilene
The Kansas Federation of Republican Women will hold a spring meeting June 5 at the Elks Club Abilene starting 9 30 a m and ending with a 12 30 p m luncheon. Keynote speaker is Kansas Lt Gov Shelby Smith. Luncheon speaker is Judy LaMora Colorado Springs Colo. Tickets 3 50 from Francis Duffy 312 Vine St Abilene Kan 67410.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Federation of Republican Women
Abilene
Bernice Hyland
The
Elks Club
Hyland
Kansas
Shelby Smith
Judy LaMora
Colorado Springs
Experts cite fake flavors as meat price relief
Flavor expert Dr. J. C. Lef fingwell of Aromatics International Manufacturing Co. notes rising costs push artificial flavors in. He cites textured soybean products and widespread use of onion and tomato flavors in convenience foods as ways to preserve taste without high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Leffingwell
Aromatics International Manufacturing Co., Inc
A few dieting hints for summer slimness
Dieting tips from an unwilling dieter highlighting homemade soup to remove fat, vegetable soups with meat, low calorie snacks like raw turnip sticks, and light meals. Emphasizes roasting chicken without fat, skimmed juices, tomato zucchini fish sauces, and salads with skim milk cheeses. Recommends fresh fruit under 100 calories and modest portions.
Open house for newlyweds to be held in Buffalo
An open house in honor of Mr and Mrs Craig Adney who were recently married in Yates Center will be held from 2 to 4 30 p m Sunday. Friends are invited to attend the reception at the home of the bride s parents Mr and Mrs H W Wilhite Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Lewis
S. Malcolm
First United Methodist Church
Craig Adney
Yates Center
H. W. Wilhite
Buffalo
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Patty Aday, Randall Galemore
Orisdell Studio
D.E.M
Dr. Jefferson
Mrs
Virginia Lewis
Robert Lewis
Catherine Leonor Gobea
Republican Rally
Dottie Wellington
Jerusalem
Pfaltzgraff
Patty Aday
Randy Galemore
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