Engler Brady Vows In Assembly of God Rites
Janice Engler and George Brady wed in Assembly of God ceremony on June 12. The bride wore a silk organza gown with lace trim and carried daisies. the groom wore a tuxedo with a daisy boutonniere. Family and friends attended a reception at the Co-Op Center for 200 guests before the couple plansto live in Deenfield after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Eileen Engler
George Michael Brady
Assembly of God Church
Paul F. Bryant
Max, Engler Jr
Holcomb
Austin Brady
Highway 50 West
Marsha Schwartz
Alamata
Janice Johnson
Sabrina
Luetta Engler, Holcomb
Maid’ of Honor
Charlene Engler
Scott Wicks
Max Engler III
Ann Brady
Brixtal
Flower Girl
William L. Engler
Satanta
Elwayne
Herbert
Kaiti
Earl Brady
Verlyn Engler
Garden City
Loran Lance
Kamsas City
Kangs
Co-Op Center
Clifton Hull
Mary Rome
Kathy MecMillian
Lennce Steinmetz
Marsha McNaught
Beth Kemper
Delores Koehn
Miss Koehn
Lee Ann Hulsman
Tulsa
Cindy Engler
Grand Junction
Colo
Glenda Brady
Warren McNaughton
Zelbert Livingston
Carl Dart
Deenfield
Holcomb High School
Garden City Community Junior College
Central Bible College
Springfield
Wedding Guests In City For Engler Brady Vows
Out of town guests attend the wedding of Janice Engler and George Brady. A long list includes Loran Lance of Kansas City Kansas Dighton Ness City Tulsa and many others from Sublette Holcomb Deerfield and Holcomb area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Engler
George Brady Juma
Loran Lance
Kansas City
Kans
Mildred Koester
Janell
Ness City
Nelson Schwartz
Richard Schwartz
Alamata
Victor Schwartz
Adelia Schwartz
Dighton
Buddy Huisman
Tulsa
Dale King Jr
Westbrook
Conn
Joy Stroup
Sapulpa
Okla
Fred Erb
Waverly Burns
Dodge City
Paul
More Guests Listed For Horn Farr Nuptials
The wedding of Janie Kay Horn and Marvin Dennis Farr drew additional guests. Maude Horn, Vilas Cole, Lillie Taylor, Rogers Ark, Mr. and Mrs. James Horn and Shane Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Slaven, Coolidge, Elva Cauthon Syracuse, and Hadith Honeyman Oakley attended. Norma Hawley oversaw refreshments at the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Kay Horn
Marvin Dennis Farr
Maude Horn
Vilas
Cole
Lillie Taylor
Rogers
Ark
James Horn
Shane
Newton
Winfield Slaven
Coolidge
Elva Cauthon
Syracuse
Hadith Honeyman
Oakley
Norma Hawley
West German Hospitals Treat 9.15 Million in 1969
The Federal Statistics Office reports that West German hospitals treated 9,148,500 persons in 1969 out of a total population around 60 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Statistics Office
Widow Advises Dentist Courtship Cooking Plan
Ann Landers replies about a 43 year old widow who wants to date her dentist. She advises caution, jokes that a bachelor refuses widows seeking dates, and warns about dating ethics while focusing on personal boundaries and propriety. The page includes reader questions on marriage, handicap perceptions, a son's marriage, and dating taboos with guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Tulsa
Zora
Beauceants Invited to Attend Honor Reception in Hutchinson
Garden City Assembly No. 170 of the Social Order of the Beauceant held a June 14 meeting at the Masonic Temple with 14 members. They invited Mrs. Warren M. Brown and Supreme Officers to an August 22 reception in Hutchinson, and planned a Kansas breakfast for October 1 at the Supreme Assembly with committee members named to prepare favors. Mrs. Collins announced a planned newsletter, and Mrs. Vern Towns was appointed to send news from the Assembly. A family picnic was set for August 1 at 7:30 pm at 7330 Malson home. Members attended the Dodge City visit where Mrs. James E. Collier received a 50-year pin, and Mrs. Rinehart noted visits to Cheyenne Assembly No. 234 in Cheyenne. Hostesses for the social hour were Mrs. Merle Evans and Mrs. Charles Staley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Assembly
Masonic Temple
Rey Kurz
Warren M. Brown
Hutchinson
Kansas
Supreme Assembly
Mmes
John Gingerich
Robert Kurz
Glen Rinehart
Roy Kurz
Rinehart
Cheypease Assembly
Cheyenné
Wye
Merle PD
Evans
Charles Staley
Vanderweide
Jack Lombard
Douglas Crotty Sr
Laubach
Kansas Masonic Home
Marvin van Vieck
Heer
Anah Vincent
Vera Vincent
Elsie Stroup
Mre
Jane Zirkle
Leonard H. Smith
Coolidge
Oakley
William Becquet
St. Bernard
Dodge City
Garden City
Farr-Miner Nuptials Said In Ceremony at Sublette
Shelli Lynn Farr and Oliver William Miner united in marriage June 5 in Sublette United Methodist Church. The Rev. Frank Little performed the double ring ceremony. The couple, both Sublette graduates, plan to reside in Sublette where Miner works for the Cooperative Grain Dealers Union. The article notes bridal party, decorations, cake, and reception details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farr-Miner
Sublette
Shemi Lynn Farr
Oliver William
Bill) Miner
United Methodist Church
Frank Little
T. D. Farr
Juliet
Dior
Shelli Dawn Farr
Teresa
Tammy Farr
Dennis Hill
Geary Fan
Joe Miner
Steve Myers
Gary Embree
Crystal Barber
Marjorie Rixon
Miner
Sublette High School
Mr. Miner
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Colorado
Cooperative Grain Dealers Union
Ralph Y. Kersey
Fifth Street
Garden City
Calendar of Social Events
Social events calendar lists Monday Rebreah drill team practice at ? pm and Odd Fellows, Tuesday Sequoyan BHU at 2 pm with Mrs. McMillan, Wednesday Rainbow at 7 pm Masonia Temple Stated meeting, Banner Eau at 1 30 pm 1619 Laurel location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebreah
Odd Fellows
Sequoyan Bhu
McMillan
Timinenes
Rainbow
Masonia Temple
Banner Eau
Laurel
District Aide visits Eastern Star gathering in Coolidge
Mrs Margaret L Laubach district aide of 65 greeted Finney Chapter OES at the Masonic Temple in Coolidge with 33 members and 15 visitors representing five chapters Syracuse Lakin Coolidge Atchison. Guests included Grand Chapter officers and Rainbow for Girls leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Laubach
Coolidge
Finney
Order of the Einstern Star
Mung
Jean Heer
Laubach
Syracuse
Harry C. Reed
Joe Vanjdenweide
Martha Washington
Atchison
Blackford
Love and Witness Topics at ABW Meeting
Mrs. Howard Micyett spoke at the American Baptist Women meeting at Hatcher Hall on For the Love of Christ Constrainet Us Our Witness in Cinneh Home and Community. Attendees included Mrs. William H H Travis who reported on the National Baptist Convention in Minneapolis with Rev. Travis. registrations for the upcoming women's conference are due by the end of June for the July 13 14 Camp Christy event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Micyett
American Baptist Women of the First Baptist Church
Hatcher Hall
Cinneh
William HH. Travis
National Baptist Convention
Minneapolis
Travis
Camp Christy
C. C. Hicks
Arlin McCartney
Matthew
Grace Boland
John Walker
Don Heinrichs
Pamela Sue Plankenhorn Engaged to Edward Geier
Mr. and Mrs. Doug McVey announce the engagement of Pamela Sue Plankenhorn to Edward Duane Geier. Pamela is a 1971 Garden City High School graduate employed at St. Catherine's Hospital. Edward is a 1969 Garden City High School graduate employed with Linenberger Construction Co. An October wedding at St. Mary's is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug McVey
Pamela Sue Plankenhorn
Edward Duane Geier
Godfrey Geier
Garden City High School
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Linenberger Construction Co
St.Mary’s
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U.S. Navy
Rudy Valenauela
Engler-Brady
Scehwien
Burdett
Wayne Rogers
Kendall
Joe Catrithens
Duane Engler
Sidney Flynn
Colorado Springs
Rosemary Wehkamp
Ingalls
Dean Reimer
Kalvesta
Edwin Langenberg Jr
St. Louis
Alma Langenberg
Drake
Glenn Puckett
Ulysses
Lynn Chaffin
Walker Koehn
Land
Erwin Koehn
Delores
W.S. Engler
Terry
Bill Engler
Salvanita
George Grauberger
Virginia Daniler
Deerfield
Leo Steinmetz
Tom Linville
Andy Galloway
Wayne Johnson
James
Holcombb
Clara Wallace
Southwest
Continental Inn
Housas
Taco John's
Dear Ann Landers
Sherri Lynn Farr
Eastern Star
Kathy L. Richardson
M.D. Niedens
Miss Niedens
Martin Long
Miss Richardson
And
Mines
Richard, Stone
Gerald Ening
Eddie Baray
Arde “Drive-In
Lee Marvin
Monte Woltsh
Adam
Plankenhorn, Geier
Grandpa
Grandma
Dad
Alu
Shugart Gibson Discount Center
Taylor A·æ
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