July 4 Wedding at St. John's in double ring ceremony
Donna Marie Karlin and Danniel Neil Coffman wed July 4 at St. John's Catholic Church in a double ring ceremony. Families from Karlin and Coffman households were present. The reception followed at the Knights of Columbus Hall with live music by Reflections of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Marie Karlin
Danniel Neil Coffman
St. John’s ‘Catholic Church
Felix Karlin
Walter Coffman
George Boberg
Sue North
Juliet
Knights of Columbus
Kansas City
Jolene Basgal
June Fitch
Cindy Sloan
Kim Lewis
Janet McKenzie
Gina Redding
Kansas University
Maupintour
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Rozanna Brasher and Mark Krull Wed at University Lutheran Church
Rozanna Brasher and Mark D Krull married June 14 at University Lutheran Church with Pastor Don Conrad officiating. The couple, from Overland Park and Scott City Missouri, celebrate at the Eagles Lodge with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozanna Brasher
Mark D. Krull
Don Conrad
University Lutheran Church
C.J. Carrazzin
Overland Park
Donald Brasher
Scott City
Harold Krull
Maine
Tom Kelly
Rebeca Laughlin
Wichita
Carol Hopper
Lawrence
Chad Krull
Steve Hull
Duane Buck
A.J. Cameron
Prairie Village
Eagles Lodge
Cathy Hopper
Margret Hopper
Connie Miller
Mary Weishaar
Kansas University
Southwestern
Correction bride name in Evanston wedding notice
A typographical error in Wednesday's Journal-World led to omission of the bride Joanne Prim Shade and her address Overbrook, Wilmette Illinois in the lead paragraph of the Evanston wedding report. The couple Richard Edward Thompson of Evanston Illinois married on June 21 at St John the Divine chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Prim Shade
Wilmette, Ill
Ernest J. Prim
Overbrook
Richard Edward Thompson
Evanston
III
St. John the Divine
Journal-World
Clam Corn Soup Recipe Publication
A recipe by Cecily Brownstone uses canned soup to make clam corn soup. The method mixes cream of onion and milk with cream-style corn and minced clams, then heat until boiling. Serves six.
Egypt aims to cut population growth by 1982 plan
Egypt seeks to reduce birth rate from about 34 to 25 per 1000 by 1982 under a ten year plan. It promotes smaller families through social changes, education, and expanded family planning clinics, citing Mehalla el Kobra as a model with 2.2 children per family and 20 percent female employment in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Aziza Bilal
Egypt
Marcel Herz
U.N
Supreme Council For Population and Family Planning
Mehalla el Kobra
Nile Delta
Aziz Bindari
City Village
Miller anniversary party planned for 50th year
Mr and Mrs Ray Miller of Eudora celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday 2 to 4 pm reception at St Pauls United Methodist Church in Eudora hosted by daughters Maxine and Judy and their husbands from Lima Ohio and Wichita. They were married in Lawrence on September 2 1925 and have four grandchildren. The couple prefers no gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Miller
Eudora
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Jack
Maxine) McCabrin
Lima
Ohio
Don
Judy) Meiergerd
Wichita
Ruby Rowing
Mr. Miller
Lawrence
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St. John’s
Pam Karlin
Judy Karlin
Joyce Coffman
Gretchen Craig
Pat ‘Karlin
Shane Lux
Oskaloosa
Tammy Philips
Salina
Randy Woodhead
Manhattan
Rod
Terry Karlin
Don Kornbrust
Gary Karlin
Mr. and
Mrs
Danniel Coffman
Bell Telephone
Lawrence High School
KU Business School
Myron Green Cafeterias of Kansas, Inc
Cardinal
Acme
Bae
Massachusetts
Louisiana
Hillcrest
Lowa
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
EHU
Gibson’s Discount Center
Ott Garber
Barker
Vickers
Dansk Gourmet
Dansk
Gunnar Cyren
Massachusetts St
DEPT
Black Feminism
THE
E.R.A
11Th and
Vermont
Alice's Closet
Hideaway
Pizzeria
Commission On the Status of Women
Douglas County Bank
Eldridge House
First National Bank
Lawrence National Bank
Maupintour Travel Service
Sarah's Fabrics
Sunflower Surplus
Sunflower International
Casbah
the International the Pilot Club of
Gibson's Discount
John Haddock Ford
Lawrence Journal-World
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