Savonburg Nuptials Unite Gail Corbett and Eric Ewan
Gail Leona Corbett and Eric Merle Ewan wed in a marriage in Christ ceremony at the Friends Home Lutheran Church Savonburg on Oct 7. Officiants Rev Brian Backstrand and Rev Don Peres led vows with I Corinthians 13 read. The couple, both local high school graduates, plan to reside in Pittsburg after a reception.
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Gail Leona Corbett
Eric
Robert Merle Ewan
Girard
Friends Home Lutheran Church
Savonburg
Brian Backstrand
Cambridge
Wis
Evangelical Covenant Church
Lavonburg
Don Peres
Peres
Larry Lindberg
Savenburg
Pat Blaine
Backstrand
Lindberg
Leon W. Corbett
Lester W. Ewan
Brenda Corbett
Becky Weir
Karen Fedic
Debbe Olson
Lynn Hadden
Stark
Bill Ewan
Pittsburg
Melinda Ewan
Mike Corbett
Vance Ermy
Lar
Rehab Institute Offers Medical Advice Only
Dear reader, the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago offers counseling to the severely handicapped and may help some regain aspects of their sex life. However sexual function issues must be tied to underlying physical causes such as spinal cord problems.
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Ann Landers
Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
Chicago
Henry Bets
The
P.S
de. Betts
Anybodys Stew and Home Remedies in a Single Page
A home style beef stew recipe promises energy and ease for busy people. The write up includes detailed steps with beef, vegetables, herbs, and baking, plus notes on refrigeration and substitutions. Additional items touch on a charity-like rehab institute and reader letters about relationships and music.
Buffalo OBS Honors Music Committee
The Buffalo Bluebird Chapter 409 Eastern Star music committee was honored in Masonic Hall by Mrs. Josephine Orendorff. Gifts were given to Mmes. M. J. Grouch, C. D. Baird, Calvin Clinesmith, Delbert Winder and Milo Peterson. interim officers assisted. friendship meeting invitations came from Le Roy Chapter 88 and Neodesha Chapter 29. refreshments served by Raymond Smith and Frances Riley.
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Buffalo
Bluebird
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Josephine Orendorff
Mmes. M. J. Grouch
C. D. Baird
Calvin Clinesmith
Delbert Winder
Milo Peterson
Orendalf
Charles Stevens
W. D. Hempen
le Roy Chapter
Neodesha
Raymond Smith
Frances R'ley
Legion Auxiliary Views Guam Trip Slides at Meeting
Tony Briley presented a travelogue with slides from his Guam trip to American Legion Auxiliary members at the Memorial Building. Plans for Veterans Day activities and float preparation were made. Officers elected included Mrs. Harry Butman as second vice president and Mrs. John Oglesbee as sergeant at arms.
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Tony Briley
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial
Briley
Guam
Harry Butman
John Oglesbee
Floyd Kelley
Mary Edwards
Topeka
Memorial Building
Auxilary
Lois Briley
United States
Fashions Feature Costume Flair at 1973 California show
California Fashion Creators show highlights a bounty of costumes from classic blazer suits to movie pieces for Lost Horizon and Lost Academy Award winner Louis. Designers Michael Calderon Fred Rothschild and West Coast newcomers W.W. Duke Game Sax push vintage inspired looks like peddler cloaks and Victorian fluffery. Jean Louis showcases exotic caftans while stars such as Peter Finch and George Kennedy model Shangri La suits emphasizing comfort over formality.
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Los Angeles
California
Nosalgia
Michael Calderon
Fred Rothschild
Ostone
W.W. Duke
Game Sax
Chessa Davis
Cient
Kennedy
Louis
Ross Hunter
Scout Troop 255 opens meeting at First Baptist Church
Scout Troop 235 led by Dennis Simmons opened activities for Boy Scout Troop 255 at First Baptist Church on October 12. Mark Krone elected senior patrol leader. Frank Baughn and Chris Aday patrol leaders. Van Finney quartermaster. Paul Hunt scribe. Present were seven members, Kenneth Simmons scoutmaster, Charles Van Ostran assistant. Meeting closed with the scout law led by Larry Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Simmons
First Baptist Church
Mark Krone
Frank Baughn
Chris Aday
van Finney
Paul Hunt
Kenneth Simmons
Charles van Ostran
Larry Rowe
Social Calendar for Thursday October 19
Social calendar items list meetings and times for Sweet Adelines Chaincomers Welcome Wagon Club Friendly Neighbors Club Chapter DD P E O Town and Country Extension Homemakers Rural Grange United Transportation Union in various venues and times. The notice provides event locations and start times for local groups including 910 W Elm Snyder Chapel and 32 N Washington with addresses and room names.
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Sweet Adelines
W. Elm
Chaincomers Welcome Wagon Club
Safari West
Friendly Neighbors Club
Wynn Roberts
P.E.O
Snyder Chapel
Town and Country” Extension Homemakers Unit
Earl Morgan
N. Washington
Rural Grange
United Transportation Union
Carpenters Halil
Methodist Class Honors Parkins Group Dinner at Church
Randy Jeff and Jack Parkins entertained the 50 50 Class of First United Methodist Church during a monthly dinner in the church education building. Trumpets by the Parkins trio accompanied by their father. Hosts included Mr and Mrs E C Williamson Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brown and Mrs Chata Michael. Dr Livingston N Witten gave the invocation. Paschal Grimes presided over the business session with guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy
Jeff Parkins
Jack Parkins
First United Methodist Church
E. C. Williamson
Kenneth Brown
Chata Michael
Livingston N. Witten
Paschal Grimes
Busness
Carl Bedenbender
Blaine LaRue
Bob Hendricks
Dear Heloise Advice Columns Patch and Craft Tips
A collection of reader tips and do it yourself ideas from the Dear Heloise column. The notes cover making a large piggy bank from an inflated toy, patching clothes scraps, dieting steps at the table, protecting mailing labels from moisture, and mending a squeaky doorknob with fabric and a rubber coaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Heloise
Dallas
Nellie Killam
Carol Beer
Classified ads deadline and contact details
Advertisements placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays or 1 p m Friday for Saturday delivery. Display style classified must be placed by 12 noon the day preceding. Dial 431 4100 for submissions and inquiries.
Israeli furniture exports seen at 3.5 million by 1972
Israel's Commerce Ministry predicts furniture exports will total about 3.5 million dollars by year end 1972, more than twice the value of prior years' foreign sales.
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Jerusalem
Commerce Ministry
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Ry Stolte
Joey Ewan
Kenny Madi
Vaughn Ewan
Dean Ewan
St. Paul
Debra Greenwood
Rainbow Girls
Robert Kensinger
Jane Kensinger
Kansas Assembly of Rainbow Girls
Brenda Andrews
Galesburg
Doug
Stephanie Hadden
Robert Madl
Marilyn Willis
Joplin
Mary E. Walters
Florence Bebbington
Nina Larson
Ruth Larson
Teresa Hadden
Rhonda Olson
Bill Hadden
Terry Geller
Donna Edward
Erie High School
Pittsburg High School
Girard High School
E. 1Th
Robert Merie Ewan
Rehab Institute
Tulsa
Aleady
By Dottie Wellingson
OBS
By Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
Neosho County
Roy Rowe
James Dutton
Wayne Berthot
Roy Daggett
Erie
Scout News
Methodist
Parkins Boys
Make Baby's First Bank
Barbara Bura
L. G
Heloise Cruse
Phil Cooper Insurance
Phil Cooper
Harold Fulps
N. Ratter
Cinderella Beauty Salon
South Highland
Lola Community Theatre
Bowlus Arts Center
Lola
Cindy's
W. Cherry
Chanute, Kansas
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