Couple Exchanges Vows in Webster Groves Ceremony
Miss Katherine Louise Gable married David Alan Bales in a candlelight wedding at First Congregational Church Webster Groves Missouri. Rev Paul Davis officiated. After a Michigan honeymoon the couple will reside in Lawrence Kansas. Mrs Bales is KU 1971 graduate and will teach in Eudora. Mr Bales works with his father at Bales Electric.
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Katherine Louise Gable
David Alan Bales
First Congregational Church
Webster Groves
Westborough Country Club
Michigan
Lawrence
Bales
Kansas University
Eudora
Bales Electric
Chester Grange Honors 15 Members at Kennedy School
Fifty and 25 year members of Chester Grange No 23 received certificates during a Kennedy School meeting. State master James W Ingwerson and officials presented fifty year awards, while Roscoe Pine and others received twenty five year certificates. Guests included Ina Brey donors, and Arden Booth spoke on Grange history.
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Chester Grange No. 23
Kennedy School
Clara Husted
Bert Hills
Edward Shaw
Elmer Ousdahl
Minnie Heck
Josephine Shaw
James W. Ingwerson
Leroy
Wayne Stewart
Meriden
del Steffey
Lawrence
Roscoe
Kate Pine
Clyde
Pauline Husted
Viola
Winford Thiry
Everett
Doris Nottingham
William Puckett
Chester Grange
Ina Brey
Grange Lodge
Perry
The
Pomona Grange
Arden Booth
Grange
Mahlon
Melanie
Montie
David Steffey
Dora Rage
Social Calendar of Local Organizations Reach Evening Meetings
Eagles auxiliary election at 8 p.m. in the lodge 1803 W Sixth. VFW Auxiliary and Post 852 meet at 8 p.m. post home Second and Alabama. Douglas County Republican Women at 7 30 p.m. Douglas County State Bank. Jolly Stitchers Club breakfast at 8 30 a.m. Holiday Inn. BHW club meets at 2 p.m. with Mrs Eva Abraham 832 N Y. Jaycee Jaynes at 7 30 p.m. University State Bank.
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Eagles
Lodge
VFW
Second
Alabama
Douglas County
Douglas County State Bank
Jolly Stitchers Club
Holiday Inn
Eva Abraham
N.Y
California Picnic Sponsored by KS State Society
The Kansas State Society of Long Beach California will hold its annual summer picnic from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on July 11 at Bixby Park Long Beach. Registration is by county college and university and the Long Beach Band will perform. Henry Bersuch serves as president.
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Kansas State Society of
Long Beach
Calif
Bixby Park
Henry Bersuch
Pot Roast Make Ahead Oven Beef Recipe
A boneless chuck beef pot roast recipe for make ahead meals serves about ten. It details salting peppering layering onions celery carrot and garlic, roasting at 300, chilling overnight, pureeing broth with vegetables, then reheating with meat and gravy for serving over noodles buckwheat or bulgur.
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Bulgar
Lawrence Couples Sign For Marriage Licenses
List of marriage license applicants includes Michael Kent Carpenter 22 and Sara Susanne Kaiser 20 both of Lawrence. Also records Jerry Michael Krieger 25 with Dianne Christine Hughes 16 from Phoenix Ariz. Lloyd Gene Clark 19 with Rhonda Joycelyn Ball 17 from St Louis Mo. Thomas Gene Hartmann 21 with Susan Mary Farr ell 22 of Lawrence. Randall Edward Shore 23 with Mae Yop Yi 26 of Lawrence. Porter Knox Johnston 21 of Dallas Tex with Nicki Jean Claycamp 22 of New Strawn. William Fredrick Hollis 41 and Dorothy May Hollis 39 both of Kansas City Kan.
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Lloyd Gene Clark
Lawrence
Rhonda Joycelyn Ball
St. Louis
Thomas Gene Hartmann
Susan Mary Farrell
Randall Edward Shore
Mae Yop Yi
Porter Knox Johnston
Dallas
Tex
Nicki Jean Claycamp
New Strawn
William Fredrick Hollis
Kansas City
Kan
Dorothy May Hollis
Lawrence GOP Women Attend State Federation Meet
Five members of the Lawrence Republican Women's Club attended the Kansas Federation of Republican Women state meeting Saturday in El Dorado. Attendees were Mrs. Harold Allen, Mrs. James Bond, Mrs. Carl Loysen, Mrs. Rody Skinner and Mrs. Arthur Gasper.
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Lawrence
Republican Women’s Club
Kansas Federation of Republican Women
el Dorado
Harold Allen
James Bond
Carl Loysen
Rody Skinner
Arthur Gasper
Picnic Food Safety Tips Prompt Warmer Picnic Season
With warm weather rising picnic season brings greater risk of food poisoning. The USDA advises keeping hot foods above 140 degrees Fahrenheit and cold foods below 40 degrees Fahrenheit, especially nonacid dishes, to prevent illness.
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USDA
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Rev
Paul Davis
Kenneth Lowell Gable
Glendale, Mo
Joe Harvey Bales
W. 21St St
Ter
Joan Elizabeth Gable
Glendale
Barbara Feldmann
Steven Lowell Gable
Linda Bales
Robert Craig
James Floro
Jan Bonga
Craig Howell
Larry Voss
Hallmark
E-Z Clor
Hammerschmidt Specialties
Jaycee Jaynes
University State Bank
California
By Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
Michael Kent Carpenter
Sara Susanne Kaiser
Jerry Michael Krieger
Prairie Village
Dianne Christine Hughes
Phoenix, Ariz
Massachusetts
Olga Sandal
Aires
Christian
Calhoun
Our
Eece Ladies
Toch
Goiest
Grinfins Ladies
Kinston Hillcrest
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