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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1973
Page
4
Juanita G Rios and Raul A Otero renewed their vows Saturday at St Mary Catholic Church with Father Linus Evers officiating. The couple's families span Holcomb Garden City Chicago and Laredo with numerous attendants. They will reside in Chicago after a wedding trip through Corpus Christi McAllen and Laredo.
Social calendar lists events across Finnup Park and Garden City area clubs. Includes Wamlly picnic at Finnup Park, Garden City Garden Club meeting, Ladies Bridge Club, Couples Bridge Club, and a Welcome Wagon gathering at Winnup Park with sack lunch and white elephant gift exchange. Also notes a proceeding at Golden Rule and a postponed children event at Arden City station with officer involvement.
Mr and Mrs Rodney Parr and daughter Kerri of Busby Montana visited relatives in Pierceville with Rufus Parr and wife during a week long stay. Mr Parr teaches at the government high school on the Cheyenne Reservation in Montana and the trip included time with other relatives.
The Progressive Readers gathered June 12 at Mrs. John Riggs home in Mines for a morning coffee. Hostesses assisted by Harold Warren W. Trebilcock and Dale Edelblute. Mrs. Riggs led the business session. Mrs. Warren handed out yearbooks and outlined plans. Thelma Bowers received clues. Members reviewed club scrapbooks dating from 1941. Four charter members Edith Bennie A. E. Cook Lucille Graves Ruth Ruckel remain active.
The Progressive HU met at Mrs. Verneal Matheson’s Holcomb home on Tuesday. Eight members shared laundry practices while Mrs. Harold Thompson led devotion and Mrs. Mike Rome presented the lesson This Is the Way to Wash Today emphasizing reading care labels and proper washing steps. Coupons were collected for the Russell Day Care Center and a money making project. spices arrived for sale. Hostess gift went to Mrs. Robert Riechmeier. next meeting July 10 at 1 30 p m with Mrs Billapp Helcomb as hostess.
Helen Ruth Markel and Roy Dean Graham exchanged vows on Saturday in Deerfield under a greenery arch. The Rev. Charles Hadley officiated with organist Mrs. Rape Williams and vocalist Mrs. Richard Landon. Bridesmaid and best man attended, with a dinner at the Graham home afterward. The couple, high school graduates, plan to live north of Deerfield where the groom farms.
Letitia Ann Rogers and James Michael Concannon III wed at the First Presbyterians Church Manhattan on Sunday June 10. The groom is son of Mary J. Concannon and James M. Concannon Jr. The ceremony featured double ring vows, ivy decor, and officiant Pastor John Graham. The bride wore pale ivory georgette with crystal pleats and venise lace. attendants wore burgundy gowns. A reception for 200 followed. couple to honeymoon in New Orleans and settle in Topeka while groom joins Washburn Law School as instructor.
A reader requests guidance on STD risk after exposure and whether to disclose testing to a babysitting family. The page also features letters praising Ann Landers and a note about Alcoholics Anonymous availability abroad and readers back to “Necking and Petting” prompts with submission details.
EWU Homemakers meet at Mrs. Jay Sloan’s home on June 5 with 16 members present. Mrs. Charde Wood assisted. Knits lesson covered types, making, care, and cost. Guests included Mrs. Elsie Branden and Connie Montgomery. Bloodmobile canteen duty set for June 14–15. bacon rules update noted. Mrs. Woodard received a 30 years certificate. Family picnic in Finnup Park July 22 at 7 pm hosted by inactive members. Rotisserie roast details provided.
Deborah Lea Ladd became the bride of Jerry L Claussen in a double ring ceremony at the Ladd parents home on Saturday June 9 at 10 am. Clergy Mr and Mrs George Claussen officiated. The garden setting featured white gladiolus and lavender asters with a white keel bench and white picket fence. The Purdy Band provided music including Bee Gees selections and the traditional wed ding march on electric piano by Greg Purdy. The bride wore a illusion crepe gown with lace inset sleeves and back bow, finger tip illusion veil, and a bouquet of spring flowers. Georgia Porter maid of honor in lavender dress. Terry Linnenberger best man. Bill and Jim Claussen ushers. Mothers wore white outfits with orchid corsages. Reception followed in the garden. The couple will reside at Avon Courts Elks after a trip to Colorado.
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