Robert Long Weds Elizabeth Grenell in Wichita Church
In a mid morning ceremony at Christ the King Church Wichita Elizabeth Ann Grenell became the bride of Robert Rea Long. The groom a Garden City Chamber of Commerce manager is the son of Mr and Mrs Rush R Long of Emporia. Baskets of white gladioli and satin pew bows adorned the church for the 10 am service. The Rev John Zich officiated with vocal music by Richard Hissminger and church parish nuns. The bride wore an embroidered Swiss organdy gown over silk taffeta with a double fingertip veil and carried white mums and pink rosebuds. Maid of honor Barbara Lee Grenell wore ice blue Swiss organdy, best man Robert Navrat and ushers Don Farmer and Jim Bohart. A reception followed in the parish hall. The couple plan to reside at 209 St John after a week in the Ozarks.
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Christ the King Church
Wichita
Elizabeth Ann Grenell
Robert Rea Long
Bermadette A. Lee
Mr. Long
Garden City Chamber of Commerce
Rush R. Long
Emporia
John Zich
Richard Hissminger
Hutchinson
Earl Grandy
Barbara Lee Grenell
Beverly Roehr
Kathleen Cleghorn
Thomas Schmitt
Bohart
Ozarks
Pamela, Homan of
Lyons
St. John
Lonesome Dad Seeks Contact with Divorced Children
Dear Ann Landers, I am a divorced father who has sent alimony and gifts for years but cannot see my two kids. My ex-wife has me arrested and blocks letters, and the children won’t write back. I ask for guidance on visitation or methods to reconnect safely with my kids. The paper notes possible legal visiting rights and urges considering court orders.
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Ann Landers
Lonesome
Dear Ann
Sewing Machine Clinic By Kansas State Instructors
A two day clinic on sewing machine care and adjustment will be held next week at the 4-H building on the fair grounds. Instructors from Kansas State University leading the sessions include Har rold E. Strover Floyd N. Reece and Christine Wiggins. Clothing leaders from 4-H clubs and HDU members will lead unit lessons on sewing subjects. Special plant bulbs offered by Dimmitt Nursery at reduced prices: Gladiola $1.00 per dozen, Dahlia 3 for $1.00.
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Kansas State University
Fair Grounds
Harrold E. Strover
Floyd N. Reece
Christine Wiggins
HDU
Personal Paragraphs Show Long Northern Travel and Visits
Leaving today for an extended Pacific Northwest tour are Mr. and Mrs. E W Henkle RFD 1. They will visit son Jim in Grants Pass Oregon and then travel to California to see friends and relatives for about two months. Houseguests include Mrs. Maude Daniels and sons Bryant and Douglass of Richmond NC visiting Sabetha for a wedding. Margaret Heine Gardendale returns with Beverly Riffel Hoisington to attend a wedding tomorrow. Various relatives and guests visit in towns including Chanute Monmouth and St Louis as plans unfold.
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Pacific Northwest
E. W. Henkle
RFD 1
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Jim
Grants Pass
Ore
California
Sabetha
Marlene Bauman
Bauman
Hightower
Margaret Heine
Gardendale
Beverly Riffel
Hoisington
Riffel
Barnes
Paul C. Heine
Margaret
New arrival dainty scalloped dress pattern No 1364
Garden City Telegram notes a sewing pattern item No 1364 with Photo Guide in sizes 6 months to 4 years, priced at 5 cents extra per pattern. Payment requested by sending coins to Tris Lane, Garden City Telegram, 367 W Adams, Chicago, Illinois, with additional 10 cents for first class mailing.
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Tris Lane
Garden City Telegram
W. Adams
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Don Farmer
Jim Bohart
Ann
ST. Louis Lou
Doc
Dimmitt Nursery
Nath
Maude
Arthur B. Daniels
Bryant and
Douglass
Richmond, N.C
James Knight
Cortez, Cole
Walt Knight
Pearl
Ray Vannaman
Ella Blanseet
N. A
Kenneth Blanseet
Mary Jo
Blanseet
Monmouth
N.J
Wayne Campbell
Louis Junod
Chanute
Frank West
New York
Pearle Bunnell
San Diego
Calif
West
Frank Blakeslee
E. Hazel
Topeka
F. C. Endsley
St. Louis
Albion
Mlake
Glee
Kathrryn Ann King
Syracuse
Rte
Luzier
Leona Fisher
Holcomb, Kansas
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