Turner Wedding Opens New Lawrence Home
Miss Lila Christine Hollaway wed Terry Wayne Turner at Eudora Methodist Church on June 5. The couple resides at 1600 West 4th Street Lawrence with Turner employed at Dillon's bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Turner
Lawrence
Lila Christine Hollaway
Terry Wayne Turner
Eudora Methodist Church
Gilbert Hollaway
W. C. Turner
Donna Week
Jerry Owens
Richard and
Rodger Fulks
Eudora
Maryiin Adkins
Linda Lusk
Lois Hatch
Baldwin
Dottie Owens
Reba Coffman
Turner
4Th St
Dillon’s Bakery
Kansas high school rodeo results at Topeka
Linda Ogle placed second in pole bending and third in the cloverleaf barrel race. Lynn Corn earned a third in the girls cutting horse event at the Kansas Championship Rodeo in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Topeka
Linda Ogle
Lynn Corn
Mrs. Janece Moss Graduates as Chiropractic Doctor
Mrs. Janece Moss formerly Janece Flory daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Flory Route 5 Was graduated this weekend as a doctor of chiropractic from the Palmer College of Chiropractic Davenport Iowa Baccalaureate services were Friday and commencement Saturday at local auditoriums Dr Moss is a member of Sigma Phi Chi sorority Her husband Clarence C Moss a fellow student plans to open a joint practice after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janece Moss
Janece Flory
Robert C. Flory
Route 5
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Davenport
Iowa
Palmer College
Assumption High School
Moss
Sigma Phi Chi Sorority
Clarence C. Moss
Beatle Fans Go Mad in Paris
About 5 000 Beatle fans, mostly teens, mobbed the Palais des Sports as the group performed. The crowd’s shouting disrupted the show until a chair was thrown and police restored order, allowing the Beatles to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Palais Des Sports
Fish Pie as Sunday Night Main Course
A fish pie serves as a hearty main course for Sunday night supper, offering a comforting, family friendly dish built on fish and creamy topping with a simple side or greens. The recipe idea emphasizes easy weeknight prep and leftovers potential.
4-H and HDU News Summary of June and July Meetings
Riverside 4 H Club and HDU news recounts June meetings at various homes with lessons on Health Aspects of Insecticides and insecticide use. June Marion Boosters 4 H Club met with 18 members and guests at Marion Springs Township Hall with reports on district meetings and a calendar of July events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Home
Evelyn Hastings
Eben Farley
Eudora Home
Shelter House
Helen Smith
Eleanor Marcum
Margaret Westerhouse
Ottawa
Sarah Abel
Marion Boosters 4H Club
Marion Springs Township Hall
Frank Turner
Orlyn Vaughn
Maurice Fishburn
Lois Harris
Kenneth Hubbard
St. Joseph
Worden Workers
Worden Workers 4-H Club
Nelta Harris
Carol Ishburn
Cathy Mur
4-H Roundup and Safety Talks Highlight Marion Springs Meeting
Gene Vaughn demonstrated how to assemble a gun rack while Mike Fawl spoke on bicycle safety and Martin Hoover discussed seat belt use. Edna Turner and John Musick summarized the 4-H Roundup. Committees were named for 4-H Tour and ice cream social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Gene Vaughn
Mike Fawl
Martin Hoover
Edna Turner
John Musick
Galen Harris
Marsha Pearce
Gary Murray
Carol Fishburn
Mike Murray
Nelta Harris
John Pearce
Larry Lanz
Gerard Keizer
Calvin Hoover
4-H Club Meeting And Cattle Talk Highlights
Nancy Crawford discussed the Holstein family and characteristics while Judy Hornberger spoke on reasons for cows. Joyce Flory and Jerry Young reported on the 4-H Roundup, and Jerry Young was elected treasurer at the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Crawford
Judy Hornberger
Joyce Flory
Jerry Young
Mr. Crawford
Sam
Marion Springs School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvey Doud
Nancy Eisele
Connie Johnston
9Th
Mississippi
Chiropractic
Janece Flory Moss
HDU
College
Mass
Roy D. Crawford
Victor Hornberger
Harold Hughey
Connecticut
Monane
Kanwaka
Kanwaka Hall
Selmer Torkelson
Michigan
Royal College Shop
Cummer Chico
DRY Cleaners, Inc
Royal
Fredelle Buskens
Town & Country
Madamoiselle
Red Cross
Florsheim
Lgaly
Shesie
Vermont
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