Michael Holekamp Vows In Prairie Village Church
Michael Holekamp of St Louis Mo and Miss Margaret Jean Michael of Lawrence Kansas married at Southminster Presbyterian Church Prairie Village The bride wore a dotted sheer gown with maize taffeta and yellow satin bow The ceremony was led by Dr Frank Rearick assisted by organist Mrs John Durdee and flutist Miss Elizabeth Hirsh The couple will reside in St Louis with the bride pursuing radio television and film studies and the groom a medical student at Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jean Michael
Lawrence
Timothy Louis Robert Holekamp
St. Louis
Southminster Presbyterian Church
Prairie Village
Vesta Fletcher Michael
Big Spring
Tex
Louis Robert Holekamp
Kirkwood
Frank Rearick
John Durdee
Elizabeth Hirsh
Kaye Priter
Larry Stayton
Leawood Country Club
Paul Hull Jr
Linda Showalter
Kansas University
Amherst
Washington University
Miss Marguerite Amyx to Wed Lanny D. Gaston
Social notes cover a lavender and blue personal shower for Miss Marguerite Amyx at 329 E. 19th hosted by Mrs. Bill Tusten with Terry Messenhimer. Guests include Donna McCormick Marilyn Smith Barbara Gilchrist and others from Wichita and Kansas City. A separate 25th wedding anniversary is noted for Mr. and Mrs. John Hadley at a surprise dinner hosted by the Gl ens Turners with several attendees and absentees due to deployment. Church circles and club events are listed, including Central United Methodist Society groups Martha Mary and Dorcas and a Trinity Lutheran meeting with devotions and lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Amyx
Lanny D. Gaston
Wichita
Bill Tusten
E. 19Th
Tusten
Terry Messenhimer
Donna McCormick
Miss Amyx
Marilyn Smith
Barbara Gilchrist
David Robinson
Kansas City
Kan
Paul Jones
Jim Harris
Deanna Jensen
Mona Hargadine
Carey McCormick
Julie Compton
Bitsy Waterman
Phil Lacey
Gordon Montney
John Hadley
Elm
Glenn Turner
Wedding Is Held At Muskogee Oklahoma
Miss Sherry Lee Romine wed Kenneth James Thatcher of Randolph Air Force Base San Antonio Texas in a double ring ceremony at First United Methodist Church Muskogee Oklahoma The Rev Jack Winkler performed the service with lavender and white gladioli adornments The couple will reside in San Antonio after August 15 with parents Mr and Mrs Jack Romine and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Thatcher attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Lee Romine
Kenneth James Thatcher
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
First United Methodist Church
Muskogee
Oklo
Jack B. Romine
Maine Ct
Kenneth Thatcher
Jack Winkler
Rhonda Vann
Andrea Baker
Gary Garner
Okay, Okla
Laurel Havens
John Storm
Tulsa
Ronnie Pease
Jimmy Etchison
Brenda Romine
C. W. Clymans
Thatcher
German educator visits Lawrence High School
Fritz Stumpp from Brikenfield toured Lawrence High School with Larry Morlan and C F Nelson during a five day stay visiting relatives. Mrs. Nelson has returned from a multi week vacation to Lake Michigan Kalamazoo and Fort Wayne. Obed Thompson and his wife completed a two week Alpine Resort Tour of Switzerland. Brownlee children visit grandparents in Fort Worth while their mother toured Europe the Mediterranean area and Israel. Erik Andrew Mason born August 8 to Leon Mason and his wife in Boulder Colorado with Sippels as maternal and Mason as paternal grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Fritz Stumpp
Brikenfield
Larry Morlan
Stevens
Obed Thompson
Switzerland
New York
Zurich
Grindlewold
Montreau
Zermatt
Mt. Moritz
Lucerne
Mike
Susan
John Brownlee
Jerry Brownlee
Fort Worth
Tex
W. O. Brownlee
Leon V. Mason
Boulder
Colo
Erik Andrew
Mark Verne
Kirk Matthew
H. Milton Sippel
Torrance
Calif
Sippel
T. S. Mason
Ohio
Dip Keeps Pears White With Citrus Juice
To prevent browning after cutting, dip fresh pear wedges in orange or lemon juice immediately. The citrus preserves color, keeping the cut surfaces creamy white until served.
Elks Ladies Luncheon and Legion Auxiliary Officers Installed
The Elks Lodge at 3507 W 28th hosts a social luncheon at 12 30 p m for Elks Ladies. American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 meets at 7 45 p m with Legionaires to install officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Ladies
Elks Lodge
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey
Liberty
Legionaires
La Leche League Meeting for Lawrence Mothers
The La Leche League of Lawrence invites mothers to a Tuesday 8 p.m. gathering at Mrs. Jay Lindquist’s home 807 West 29th Terrace. Topic is Nutrition and Weaning with contact numbers for information provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Leche League of
Lawrence
Jay Lindquist
Ter
la Leche League
Mike Lechtenberg
Dennis Smith
Ottawa
Local artist praised after showing in London and Kansas venues
Lawrence artist Herta Galton of 1333 N H has earned praise in Arts Review for a Woodstock Gallery London exhibit of 21 oil paintings. The reviewer called the works extremely handsome. Galton has held several one man shows including at Kansas University. She is a member and trustee of the Kansas State Federation of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts Review
London
England
Woodstock
Herta Galton
Kansas University
The
Kansas State Federation of Art
Easy to Fix Camp Meals Meet USDA Standards
Camping meals gain reliability from USDA rules on meat content. Beef with barbecue sauce must be at least 50 percent beef after cooking. beef with gravy must meet the same standard. Canned stews with beef or lamb require 25 percent fresh meat pre cooking. chicken barbecue needs 40 percent cooked deboned chicken meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Recognition for Mary K. Walker in 1971 Outstanding Young Women
Shawnee Mission educator Mary K. Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Walker of Baldwin and granddaughter of Mrs Marquarette Nutting of Lawrence has been named among Outstanding Young Women of America for 1971. Walker is a physical education teacher at Indian Creek Junior High School and pursues a master's in physical education and recreation at Kansas University. She earned degrees from York Junior College and Harding College and previously received an American Legion heroism medal for administering mouth to mouth resuscitation at Indian Creek School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Walker
Shawnee Mission
Robert Walker
Baldwin
Marquarette Nutting
Lawrence
Miss Walker
Indian Creek Junior High School
York Junior College
York
Neb
Harding College
Searcy
Ark
Baldwin High School
Walker
Kansas University
Low Fat Milk Sales Rise in United States
The article notes a rapid increase in low fat milk sales including skim milk and buttermilk across the U.S. In 1969 average per person consumption reached 58 pounds. USDA service states fluid milk is in plentiful supply this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Consumer and Marketing Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michael Holekamp
Prairie Village Church
Memphis, Tenn
Gretchen van Landingham
Excelsior Springs
Deborah Barrale
William Holekamp
Clayton
Mark Michael
Allen Petersen
Larry Slayton
David Kenley
Lenexa
Usher
Mrs
Timothy Holekamp
Ken Klingenberg
Bill Haley
al Simon
Bob Simon
Linda Turner
John L. Hadley Jr
Guy Joseph
Edward Hadley
Marines
Okinawa
Women’s Society of Central United Methodist Church
Martha Circle
Ivan Rappard
Emerald
Lee Kennedy
Paul Dickens
Mary Circle
O. H. Garber
C. W. Ogle
Jess O'Connor
W. R. Terrell
Lawrence Country Club
Women’s Society of
Skadora
United
Methodist Church
John Dickerson
Carroll Gerstenberger
Curtis Diedrich
Barbara Brown
Star Broers
Robert Wolff
Vincent Miller
Johnny O'Berg
Dorcas
Martha
Ruth
Lutheran Church Women
Trinity Lutheran Church
Thornton Hemphill
Richard Bliesner
Walter Fleer
Will Johns Jdr
Fred Harris
Mabel Kollender
Paula Campbell
Oklahoma City
Sharon King
Kenneth J. Thatcher
Brikenfeld High School
Lawrence High
Morlan
LHS
C. F. Nelson
W. 16Th
Lake Michigan
Kalamazoo
Mich
Fort Wayne
Ind
Europe
Mediterranean Area
Israel
Massachusetts
Kansas
Whelan's, Inc
East
Topeka
USDA
Meat and Poultry
Office of Information
Washington, D.C
Roberts Hewelry
Indian Creek School
Akoneee
Singer
Singer Company
Little Miss
Little Miss Pontiac
Miss Pontiac
Dale Willey Pontiac
Vermont Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Dale Willey
Vermont
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