Scott City Bride Weds in Colorful Methodist Ceremony
Deborah Dell Nottingham married Charles H. Schwanke at First United Methodist Church Scott City in a August wedding. The couple will reside in Lawrence after a Colorado honeymoon. The bride wore white satin lace gown with empire waist and pink rose bouquet. Attendants wore lavender and white dresses and large hats. Reception followed in the church Fellowship Hall with major family members and relatives in attendance.
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Colorado
Charles H. Schwanke
Lawrence
Murphy Dr
Deborah Dell Nottingham
Fort Hays State College
Kansas University
Dell Nottingham
Scott City
Schwanke
Orville Schwanke
Fort Hays
Susan Burgess
Sheila Hardarik
Debbie Elmore
Shauna Harcharik
Verne Giesick
John Schwanke
George Hardarik
Floyd Stanton
Rod Dizmang
Goodland
Nicki Stanton
Denver
Keith Burgess
Jim McDaniel
Bill Lewis
Terry Pullman
Hays
Pearl Stanton
Clara Winter
Robinson
Amanda Schwanke
Social Activities Surround Wheeler Zander Wedding Plans
Miss Martha Wheeler and Fredrick Zander will be guests of honor at a dinner at the Holiday Inn after rehearsal for their wedding. The First United Methodist Church ceremony is set for 7 30 p m Saturday. A Neighborhood shower and a Country Kitchen dessert party honored the bride. The event includes dozens of relatives and friends from Topeka Eudora Lawrence and other areas. A second couple Richard Williams and Mary Grosdidier also plan a wedding after a dinner hosted by their families in Eudora. The Pioneer Club met with about 70 members and a watermelon feed is planned for Sept 14 with a luncheon Sept 21.
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Martha Louise Wheeler
Fredrick Zander
Holiday Inn
Barbara Zander
Topeka
Miss Wheeler
Mr. Zander
First United Methodist Church
Clinton Williams
Eudora
Legionaires
Richard Williams
Mary Grosdidier
Norbert Grosdidier
Martha
Barbara
Tricia
Cody
Paul
David
Mark
Jimmy
Luci
Ann Grosdidier
Darrel Gabriel
Ana Vargas
Rick Gammill
Ronald Williams
Leavenworth
Walter Englebrecht
Kenny
Lawrence
Edna Boardman
Itasca
Ill
Freda Whitebread
Les Demeritt
T. Davis
Nassau
Nina Davis
Ruth Brown
Mamie Skaggs
Ruth Pardee
Mary King
Minnie Sommer
Meat Content Standards for Poultry Dishes Outlined
The U S Department of Agriculture specifies minimum cooked deboned turkey meat content for products tagged Turkey Pie at 14 percent, while chicken dinners require 18 percent, chicken a la king 20 percent, and chicken noodles or dumplings 15 percent.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Salmon-Bowen engage in September wedding plan
Mr and Mrs Roy Salmon of Tonganoxie announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Kay to Ronald Bowen son of Mr and Mrs E L Bowen of Springfield Missouri The couple meet Kansas State University background with Kathleen a senior in elementary education Ronald a Kansas State graduate employed by Acme Brick in Springfield A late September wedding is planned.
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Roy Salmon
Tonganoxie
Kathleen Kay
Ronald Bowen
E. L. Bowen
Springfield, Mo
Miss Salmon
Kansas State University
Manhat
Local Social Notes and Scholarships Highlight Kansas People
Mr and Mrs Charles Kassinger and son Robert return to Boulder after visiting relatives in Kansas City and Kassinger family. Mr and Mrs Charles Stough return from San Francisco where he attended American Bar Association meeting and they visit daughter Larry Sipes family. Various Holladay family members host relatives from Santa Fe South Bend Lawrence and DeSoto with trips to Estes Park and Denver. Kent W Cropp among 100 Kansas State University students awarded Ida and W W Carlson scholarships for 1972 73. A five week old girl Lori Rogers undergoes planned aorta surgery at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City.
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Charles Kassinger
Robert
Boulder, Colo
C. W. Kassinger
Ohio
Kansas City
Charles D. Stough
San Francisco
American Bar Assn
Stough
American Bar Committee
Kent W. Cropp
Roy K. Cropp
Ark
Kansas State University
Ida
W. W. Carlson
Lawrence High School
Kansas University Medical Center
Lori
Clyde Rogers
Medical
Rogers
Lawrence
Parsley Tops Vitamin A Content Says Agriculture Dept
The U C Department of Agriculture notes parsley ranks at the top for vitamin A content, highlighting its value beyond garnish.
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U.C. Department of Agriculture
K State Alumni Barbecue Attracts 225 In Douglas County
Kansas State University alumni gathered at the Bradley farm south of Lawrence for the ninth annual chicken barbecue. About 225 people attended with out of town guests from Manhattan Grove Okla Houston and Ottawa. Dr. W F Bradley cooked the meal assisted by Jack Landreth and others as speakers outlined alumni efforts and club organization.
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Kansas State University
W. F. Bradley
Lawrence
K-State
Douglas County
Manhattan
Ken
Houston
Tex
Ralph Bruce
Ottawa
Jack Landreth
Andy Galyardt
Wildcat Club
Earl van Meter
Stehley
Nelson
Weigel
Bradley
Landreth
Charley Lacey
Ned Link
van Meter
Alpha Delta Kappa Board Meets in Virginia Inn
The state executive board of Alpha Delta Kappa will gather Saturday at noon for a luncheon at the Virginia Inn. Kansas City’s Mathilda Brown, the state president, leads the meeting to set plans for the year including the state convention in April at Leavenworth. Tau chapter leaders Selma Hoffmann and Cecile Roney host.
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Alpha Delta Kappa
International Honorary Sorority of Women Educators
Virginia Inn
Mathilda Brown
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Selma Hoffmann
Cecile Roney
Tau
Lawrence
Hardin to Lead Nixon Campaign Drive in Five States
Clifford M. Hardin former U S Secretary of Agriculture resigning in 1971 will head a five state business and industry drive to re elect President Nixon. He will push for Nixon in Missouri Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Minnesota while employed by Ralston Purina Co.
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ST. Louis
Clifford M. Hardin
Richard M. Nixon
Hardin
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
The
Ralston Purina Co
Replogle Marriage At Yellowstone Site
Wayne F. Replogle and Rebecca Lawrence wed August 1 in Yellowstone National Park at the home of park superintendent Jack Anderson. The ceremony featured a custom prayer by the groom and was led by Pastor Merv Olson with participation from Vern Hennesay and Robert Haraden. A reception for 150 followed. the couple plans to return to Lawrence in about two weeks.
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Yellowstone National Park
Lawrence
Rebecca
McCormick Rice
Wayne F. Replogle
Kansas University Athletic Department
Yellowstone
Jack Anderson
Merv Olson
Park
Anderson
Mr. Replogle
Vern Hennesay
Robert Haraden
Wayne
Becky Replogle
Social calendar items for weekend and week
Friday Parents Without Partners chapter 228 hosts 8 p.m. discussion at Lucille Jones home 2120 Mitchell Rd. Saturday Alpha Delta Kappa state executive board noon luncheon at Virginia Inn. Monday Singles Discussion Group 8 p.m. at Evelyn May home 601 Rockledge Rd. Barberhawks SPE BSQSA chapter 8 p.m. at South Park Recreation Center.
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Evelyn May
Rockledge Rd
Lucille Jones
Mitchell Rd
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Vernon Schwanke
Colby
Craig Thurman
Great Bend
Dwight Nottingham
Bill Wilson
Larence
Bill Miller
Larry Cross
Pratt
Mrs
Norris FE. Wheeler
Dale Wheeler
Warren Wheeler
Bobbi Smith
Katherine
William
Donna
Trisha Zander
Gerge Butler
Steve Billbe
Greg Goodwin
Emporia
Paul Osborn
Nortonville
Nancy Ross
Bennington
Sunnyside
Everett Nottingham
Lloyd Weibel
Wilford Ousdahl
Mar
Cel Rolin
F. T. Dunbar
Earl Curl
Kenneth Bailey
Oskaloosa
Dale Lackey
Nancy Conaway
Silver Lake
Pioneer Club
South Park Recreation Center
Litwin
Kathleen Kay Salmon
Stoughs
Larry Sipes
Carson and
Caryn
Jimmie Holladay
Gary and
Laurie
Santa Fe
N.M
Ted Rohde
Teresa
D’ann
Gretchen
South Bend
Ind
J. M. Holladay
Rt. 2
Gary Holladay
Billy
Mike
Tim
Ella Ogle
Elizabeth Baird
Lucille Jackson
Spring Hill
Howard Blaylock
DeSoto
Mrs. Holladay
ADK Board
Alpha Delta Kappa State Executive Board
Evelyn
May
Barberhawks Chapter of
SPE
South Park
Saddle Oxfords
Navy
Bone
Bass
Steve
S-M-L
S.m-L
EY College
Massachusetts Street Park
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