Boudreau Trouslot Nuptials at KU Chapel
Miss Barbara Jean Boudreau daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Boudreau Sr of Dunmore Pa married Paul J Trouslot son of Mr and Mrs Frank C Troussot Jr of Newton on Saturday June 2 in Danforth Chapel Rev Arthur Landolt of Moberly Mo officiated The couple reside at 21 Stouffer Place apartment 12 The bride a Kansas University graduate will teach in Lawrence The groom KU 1960 graduate pursuing a master's in English and teaching at the university The event featured gladioli decor tuxedos and ceremonies with family and friends from Dunmore Newton Edwardsville and Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Boudreau
Charles A. Boudreau Sr
Dunmore
Paul J. Trouslot
Frank C. Troussot Jr
Newton
Danforth Chapel
Arthur Landolt
Moberly
Grieg
Bohn
Terry Bullock
Manhattan
Kay Roudybush
Edwardsville
Charles A. Boudreau Jr
Virginia Boudreau
Betsy Landolt
Bill Godfrey
Arkansas City
Herb Honnold
Jerry Dickson
Richard Brandt
Larry Wilson
Augusta
Plaza Club
LeAnn Buller
Lyons
Stouffer Place
Kansas University
Delta Delta Delta
Lawrence
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Local Servicemen Participate in Germany Exercise Surgeon
Army Pvt. Larry L. Mathews of Lecompton Kansas joined the 36th Medical Battalion in Exercise Surgeon in Germany. He entered service in 1961, trained at Fort Leonard Wood, and arrived overseas last April. His wife Rhonda lives in Emporia. Lt. Col. Charles A. Leone of Topeka attended a Reserve Instructors Training Conference at Fort Leavenworth where 54 faculty members learned new curriculum techniques. John L. Long of 1404 Ohio St serves with Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Three deployed with USS Intrepid from Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Larry L. Mathews
C. C. Mathews
Lecompton
36Th
Germany
629Th
Mathews
Ft. Leonard Wood
Lecompton High School
Emporia State Teachers College
Rhonda
Emporia
Charles A. Leone
U. S. Army Reserve Instructors Training
Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Leone
Army Reserve
5047Th U. S. Army Reserve School
Topeka
Kan
John L. Long
USN
John Long
Ohio St
Naval Air Station
Norfolk
Intrepid
Window Shades Curtain Rods Venetian Blinds Installed and Repaired
Local home services firm offers installation and repair of window shades curtain rods and Venetian blinds. Technicians handle measurement fitting and repairs ensuring secure mounts and smooth operation for residential rooms.
Servicemen and Astronaut Welcome Aboard Ceremonies
The article notes Astronaut Lt Cdr Malcolm Scott Carpenter in Aurora 7 May 24 ceremony. Richard L Beaty USN aviation machinist mate third class aboard USS Kitty Hawk based in San Diego, set to depart for the Far East. Army Specialist Five Roy J Loney completed five week aircraft maintenance course at Ft Rucker and is Baldwin High School graduate. Jerry L House USN fireman aboard USS Estes arrived Portland for Rose Festival visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cdr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Richard L. Beaty
USN
Harold Beaty
N. H. St
San Diego
Calif
Far East
Roy J. Loney
Roy W. Loney
la. St
Aviation School
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Baldwin High School
Jerry L. House
Ray House
Lyons St
Amphibious Force
Estes
Portland
Ore
Broiling Fish Steaks May Skip Turning When Thin
If fish steaks are under an inch thick, you may broil them without turning. This tip helps cooks prepare quick, uniform results by keeping heat on one side and preserving juiciness.
Delegates Named For Kansas Girls Nation
Cinda Waller of Girard and Trisha Cowen of Junction City were picked to represent Kansas at Girls Nation in Washington, D C. The selections were announced at a Kansas University joint meeting of Girls Staters and alumnae. Alternate delegates are Lynn Peddicord of Wamego and Faye L Taplin of Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinda Waller
Girard
Trisha Cowen
Junction City
Kansas
Girls Nation
Washington, D. C
Kansas University
Girls State
Mt. Oread
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Lynn Peddicord
Wamego
Faye L. Taplin
Ogden
Newton Woman Elected State BPW President At Wichita Convention
Wilma Rose of Newton was elected president of the Kansas Business and Professional Women's Clubs at a Wichita convention. Elsie Borck of Marysville was named to the nominating committee for the Los Angeles national convention. Officers include Maxine Calhoune, Mary Barret, Opal Hulton, Kay Gilmore, and Ruth Potter with a slate of directors and committee appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Wilma Rose
Newton
Kansas Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Elsie Borck
Marysville
Los Angeles
Maxine Calhoune
Kansas City
Mary Barret
Salina
Opal Hulton
Kay Gilmore
Hays
Ruth Potter
Garden City
Jane R. Moore
Olathe
Mattie Roscoe
Paola
Betty K. Russell
Fredonia
Myrtle E. Barry
Emporia
Bula Hendrickson
Wellington
Thelma Shields
Phillipsburg
Maxine F. Morgan
Hutchinson
Nancy Thomas
Bucklin
Dorothy Jones
Ulysses
Steak Varieties and How to Identify Cuts
The text outlines common steak cuts such as sirloin porterhouse T bone club rib and Delmonico. It notes the value of recognizing different cuts to create varied steak menus and dinner options for men.
Local residents report travels and births across several states
Farsona Laptad and her son John will spend nine weeks at Camp Hubert and Camp Lincoln in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne S. Cattlett announce the birth of Paula Ann on June 13 in Utah. John Folks family returns from Albuquerque. Clyde Laessig suffers a severe heart attack in Little Rock. Connie Smith visits Detroit for summer studies. W. B. Downing and spouse celebrate 60th anniversary in Tulsa. Kloepper family returns from Seattle trip. Frank Burge trains at Ft. Sill as reserve artillery lieutenant colonel. Scott Phillips family hosts in New Orleans. David A. Enloe Jr. announces birth of Scott Alan in Bonner Springs. Carolyn Kreye earns teaching master’s at Radcliffe. Theodore Utchen elected Tulsa bank officer. John Garcia attends painting workshop in Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Laptad
John
Camp Hubert
Camp Lincoln
Minn
Laptad
Carl Clifton
Olathe
Kansas University
Wayne S. Cattlett
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lawrence
Overland Park
Paula Ann
G. W. Cattlett
Guy Paul
Portland
Ore
John Folks
Eudora
Albuquerque
N.M
Allan Ayers
E. W. Holloway
Clyde Laessig
Little Rock
Ark
Tulsa
Oklo
KU School of Fine Arts
Fred Kloepper
W. 23Rd St
Seattle
Jack Kloepper
Ken Hagenson
Vancouver
Wash
Kloeppers
Frank Burge
Kansas University Union
Ft. Sill
Burge
Scott Phillips
Margaret
Patricia
New Orleans
Phillips
Guy Phillips
David A. Enloe Jr
Bonner Springs
Scott Alan
George Cline
Tonganoxie
David Enloe
Carolyn R. Kreye
G. W. Kreye
Crescent Rd
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Kreye
Theodore M. Utchen
N. Wyman Storer
National Bank of Tulsa
Okla
Utchen
University of Michigan
John Garcia
Lawrence Public Schools
Joplin
Charles and Ann Landers share advice on parental love
A reader, a 10 year old named Charles, asks for guidance to win parental affection through a poem and advice. The column replies with reassurance about parental pride and includes a poem about fathers and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
National watercolor workshop by Edgar Whitney of Maine school
The workshop was led by nationally known Edgar Whitney of the American Watercolor Society. Whitney runs his own art school in Maine and authored The Hows and Whys of Water Color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Whitney
American Watercolor Society
Mr. Whitney
Maine
Linwood 4-H and HDU News June Meeting Reports
Linwood Extension Unit meets at Mrs. Ollie Anderson home with ten members. President Mrs. Cecil Brown ing leads. Edna Elder teaches Family Life while Myrt le Browning covers milk product consumer report. Civil defense hints noted in roll call. Next meeting set for July 12 at Myrtle Browning’s home. Cottonwood 4-H Club hosts 28 members six leaders three guests and three parents. Mike Wempe reports on 4-H Roundup in Manhattan. Kathleen Harris chairs council and members pledge support for Roger Pine and Linda Hemphill as IFYE delegates. July 1 livestock and crop tour announced. Claudia Harris gives judging instruction and Kathleen Harris demonstrates sewing machine use at Mrs Tony Fornelli’s home. Lone Star Home Demonstration Unit holds all day at Alvin Harrell home. eleven members and guest Mrs Bradford Powell attend. They prepare 12 First Aid Kits for Douglas County Fair. Elwood Wiggins appoints booth committee. Harrell teaches Cooking Less Tender Meat. meeting on 20 at W E Rice home. Harrell to teach Cooking Meat with Dry Heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Browning
Edna Elder
Myrtle Browning
Cottonwood
Mike Wempe
Manhattan
Kathleen Harris
Roger Pine
Linda Hemphill
IFYE
Claudia Harris
Tony Fornelli
Lone Star Home Demonstration Unit
Alvin Harrell
Bradford Powell
Elwood Wiggins
Booth
Douglas County Fair
Hugo Nieder
Carroll Meyer
W. E. Rice
Harrell
Simple Confectioners Sugar Frosting For Cookies
A brief note on children enjoying mixing a plain confectioners sugar frosting to sandwich simple cookies together. The activity emphasizes easy kitchen tasks suitable for small fry and simple recipes.
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Boudreau-Trouslot
Juxon Studio Photo
Paul J, Trouslot
White House
BPW
Roney
Hazel Anderson
Winnie Knight
Rose Gieseman
Feuletta Munday
Barbara Clason
Florence Johnson
Margaret Lockard
Carrie Fultz
Bernice Moser
Silas Jerome
Ada’s Beauty Salon
Helene Curtis
Gregory
Charles
Gregorys
Zoa
Dear Ann Landers
Tom
Jack
Nancy Hurley
Eime
Siudiv
All Steel Equipment, Inc
Remington Rand
Massachusetts
Elizabeth Arden
HDU
Linwood
Ollie Anderson
HFC
Baymits
WFC
Household Finance — Corporation of
Laurence, Kansas,ie
Massachusetts Ave
Litwins
Viking
Kustom
Kare
Independent Laundry
and Dry Cleaners
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