Double Ring Ceremony Unites Minda Means and Edward Kettner Jr
Minda Ruth Means and Edward George Kettner Jr. wed in a June 10 ceremony at Bonner Springs United Methodist Church. The couple will reside in Barrington Illinois after a Colorado honeymoon. both are KU graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minda Ruth Means
Robert
Alvin Means
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
Edward George Kettner Jr
Edward G. Kettner
Mission
Earl A. Perry
Bonner
Springs
United Methodist Church
Harlan J. Hartner
Trinity Lutheran Church of Mission
Charles Greg Weber
Marty Means
Janet Means
Nancy Kettner
Ronald Kettner
William E. Bradford
Wamego
Robert Slader
Bill Fuqua
Colorado
Barrington
Kansas University
Birthday Festivities Share Family Ties Across States
W O Brownlee observes a family birthday at the Paola home with son Bill Brownlee and relatives in attendance. Fort Worth visitors include Mrs Jerry Brownlee and two children aiding the celebration before a Kansas City visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Brownlee
Bill Brownlee
Paola
Jerry Brownlee
Fort Worth
Tex
W.O. Brownlees
Quiliven
Riley D. Woodson
Kansas City
Fort “Worth
Mike ‘Brownlee
Ted Owen
Kansas University
Social Calendar Local Garden and Club Meetings
Thursday events include Green Thumb Garden Club at 8 30 p m at Mrs John McNicoll 3008 W Ninth. Lawrence Color Camera Club meets 7 30 p m at South Park Recreation Center. Friday gatherings include Double Dee Club at 2 p m with Mrs Myron Dicker 729 Elm and Lawrence Writers Workshop annual tea 2 to 4 p m at South Park Recreation Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Thumb Garden Club
John McNicoll
Ninth
Lawrence Color Camera Club
South Park Recreation Center
Myron Dicker
Lawrence ‘Writers Workshop
Labor stops theft charge as woman goes into labor in Topeka
A Kansas City Kansas woman charged with shoplifting others goods began labor in Topeka. Police released her and escorted her to a hospital where the officer noted the only item involved was a maternity smock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka
Lupton retires after 35 years in federal service in Baltimore
Elmer C. Lupton a former Lawrence resident will retire from federal government service that began in 1937 in Kansas City. He exits as Deputy Director of the Bureau of District Office Operations at Social Security Administration headquarters in Baltimore after a 35 year career and a 1971 special citation for sustained excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Lupton
Lawrence
Kansas City
Hoxie
Bureau of District Office
Social Security
Baltimore
Lupton
Social Security Administration
Altrusa Officers Installed for 1972 73 at Castle Tea Room
Altrusa club members were installed for 1972 73 after a dinner at the Castle Tea Room. Hazel Lee Simmons led the ceremony installing Thelma Haverty as president Marjorie Whitney as vice president Helen Squires as secretary Margaret Harwood as treasurer and Berniece Eby as adviser. Directors Ruth Sawyer Imogene Webster and Dorothy Nichols were also installed. Irene Dark became a new member. Guest Roy Ziesenis of Key Largo Florida attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Thelma Haverty
Margaret Harwood
Marjorie Whitney
Helen Squires
Berniece Eby
Journal-World Photo
Castle Tea Room
Hazel Lee Simmons
Ruth Sawyer
Imogene Webster
Dorothy Nichols
Arlene Schaake
Whitney
Webster
Harwood
Simmons
Eby
Fay Brown
Iris Aller
Irene Dark
Roy Ziesenis
Key Largo
Fla
VFW Auxiliary Volunteers Help Fruit Distribution at Leavenworth VA Center
Two members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Alford Clarke Unit Mrs Della Morgan and Mrs Louise Brunelle assisted the VFW Department Auxiliary distributing fruit to all men at Leavenworth VA Center on Tuesday Others included Department president Regina Kalivoda Belleville and Lucy Andervich Kansas City VA volunteer service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Alford Clarke
Leavenworth VA Center
Della Morgan
Louise Brunelle
VFW Department
Regina Kalivoda
Belleville
Lucy Andervich
Kansas City
Department VA
Mary Kay cosmetics claim beauty secret from tanning
An old tanning idea inspired a creator to claim skin can be rejuvenated through similar chemistry, suggesting living cells allow a miracle in skin softening and youthful appearance. The message invites a complimentary facial with beauty instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kay Cosmetics
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Edward Kettner JR
Kaw Valley
Rose Keypard
Mass
Marjorie Frey
KPL
Pizza Hut
Iowa
American War Mothers
Welcome Wagon Club
Dennis Wacker
Eudora
Eudora City Hall
Carol Martin
Russia
Hoffman
H. W. Eggert
John
Benson, Ariz
Donald Hoffman
Stacey Rielly
Tucson
Ariz
Delbert Hoffman
Exeter
Jack Ledom Jr
Omaha
Neb
Alvin Stahel
Curtis Stahel
Overbrook
William Hepner
Carbondale
Sondra Miller
Brad
Bill
Tecumseh
Homer Brown
Galen Brown
Debbie Hendrix
Jack Ledom Sr
Ottawa
Howard Hoffman
Cecil Kohler
Mary
Jim
Richard Armstrong
Rheta
Ricky
Donald Salsberg
Baldwin
Flossie Hoffman
Floyd Heffner
Tom Routh
Nancy and
Douglas
Duckwall
MOE
Bankamericars
Can River
Sqn Pr
Kapok
Scott Phillips
Margaret
Patricia
Walnut Creek
Calif
Phillips
Guy Phillips
Freeport
Grand Bahama Island
Standard Oil
California
Chevron Oil Bahama Ltd
James H. Stoner
Matt
Becky
Bloomington
Ind
Howard Stoner
Grove
Okla
Ralph Southwick
Pamela Sue Eckart
West Covina
Russell Steen
Robert Laushman
Rt. 1
Ida Grove
Laushman
Laushmans
Scotch Sander
Masori City
Towa
Altrusa
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Eldridge
Mary Kay Beauty
Pet Anderson
Marlene Beyless
Perky
Fussmen
Sheron Melle
Bryant
Pennsylvania
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