Thuillez Wise couple wed at First Christian Church
Denise Thuillez daughter of Rene and Doris Thuillez and John Wise son of Mr and Mrs Marion Wise exchanged wedding vows May 22 at the First Christian Church. Wise a 1971 Chanute High School graduate now works for Consolidated Oil Well Services. His wife a 1976 CHS grad. Honeymooned at Worlds of Fun Kansas City and now reside at 600 S Katy lot 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Thuillez
Rene Thuillez
Doris Thuillez
Colonial Acres
John Wise
Marion Wise
W. 7Th
First Christian Church
Wise
Chanute
Consolidated Oil Well Services
Worlds of Fun
Kansas City
S. Katy
Retired teachers host workshop in Chanute
The Chanute Area Retired Teachers Association hosts a workshop with six NRTA and KRTA units from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Orchid Buffet. Edna Galladay and L A West lead NRTA state director for Kansas and KRTA president respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Area
Retired Teachers Association
National Retired Teachers Association
Kansas Retired Teachers Association
Edna Galladay
Fort Scott
NRTA
Kansas
L. A. West
el Dorado
KRTA
Mildred Moore
Grand Island
Neb
Area VI
Dorothy Beatty
Eldon Penner
Chanute Teachers Association
Love is Not Enough Foster Parents Conference Highlights Education
The sixth National Foster Parents conference held in Honolulu emphasized education to bridge community prejudice and empower foster families. Kansas participants Gary and Lorraine Kilgore and Charles and Judy Steffen discussed working agreements, team roles, and community support to improve life plans for foster children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Chanute
Gary
Lorraine Kilgore
N. Kansas
Charles
Judy Steffen
14Th St. Court
Kansas
Neosho County
Blood drives urge donation over misconceptions
Judy Johnson of Neosho County urges residents to donate blood, debunking myths of pain and harm. Donors can give every 56 days and blood returns quickly. The bloodmobile will visit Chanute June 14 from 2 to 7 p.m. and June 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Central Park Building. appointments 431-9670.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Johnson
Neosho County
Johnson
Chanute
Central Park Building
Buying Eggs by Weight Saves Money
The guide explains pricing by weight rather than dozen counts. It notes Extra Large eggs must weigh 27 ounces per dozen, Large eggs 24 ounces per dozen, and Medium eggs at least 1 pound 5 ounces per dozen. The method: divide the dozen price by total ounces, then multiply by 16 to compare price per pound.
Engagement announced for Rebecca Cunningham and Hank Waggoner
Mr and Mrs R Wayne Cunningham of Prairie Village announce the engagement of daughter Rebecca to Hank Waggoner son of Mr and Mrs Homer Waggoner Aks at KSCE Rebecca is a KSCE sophomore in Sigma Sigma Sigma and Hank is a KSCE senior majoring in business administration and a Sigma Phi Epsilon member A September 4 wedding is planned in Prairie Village.
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R. Wayne Cunningham
Prairie Village
Rebecca
Hank Waggoner
Homer Waggoner
R. J. Cunningham
Kansas State College of Emporia
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Waggoner
KSCE
Sigma Phi Epsilon
High School Seniors Back ERA Support by Wide Margin
A nationwide poll of 1,000 top senior students shows 69 percent support for the Equal Rights Amendment and 31 percent opposed. The survey by General Mills, sponsor of the Betty Crocker Search for Leadership in Family Living, queried finalists from 735,555 seniors in 14,788 high schools taking a standardized test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
General Mills
Betty Crocker
New Citizens Born to Local Families This May
Micheal Scott son of Mr and Mrs George W Taylor 1416 S Central born May 24 Rebecca Ann daughter of Mr and Mrs Phil Brady R 1 born May 20 in this community.
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Micheal Scott
George W. Taylor
S. Central
Rebecca Ann
Phil Brady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drisdell
Thuillez, Wise
Gary Kilgore
Organization of
Foster
Kilgores
Steffens
State of
Kroehler
Shuford
Jamestown “Stratford
Futorian
Waters
W. Main
South Grant
Bank of Commerce Main & Grant Chanute
FDIC
Rebecca Cunningham
Hans* Powe
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