Twins Bride Bradley Eugene McKinsey in Leavenworth
Marlene Kay Meyers of Leavenworth became the bride of Bradley Eugene McKinsey of Tonganoxie on June 7 at St. Casimir Catholic Church. The ceremony featured yellow gladioli and blue carnations, with twin sister Darlene Meyers as maid of honor and bridesmaids Debbie Heisman Cheryl Thorne and Sharon Warren.
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Marlene Kay Meyers
Leavenworth
Bradley Eugene McKinsey
Tonganoxie
St. Casimir Catholic Church
Kenneth Meyers
Grace McKinsey
Clarence Krajicek
Cindy Lamb
Edwin Seelbinder
Darlene
Yvette Molina
Kansas City
Chris Snodgrass
Mike Lappan
Oklahoma
Kelly Conway
Scott Wise
Mark Johnson
Rick McKinsey
Dan Gallagher
Leavenworth Elks Lodge
Rick Gallagher
Vincent Servello
Brenda Hitzman
Ronald Cranor
John Wolf
Lawrence
Jodi Frame
Jarbalo
Ozarks
Sturgeon
Dear Ann Landers Letter Mix features Smokers Ordeal
A reader Ray Callaway recounts a 30 year smoking habit leading to laryngectomy after exposure to tobacco and urges quitting. Ann Landers replies with practical advice about lime deposits in a teakettle. The page also includes a petty gripe about a child’s title and a detailed wedding notice from Leavenworth area.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Friends
Chattanooga
Ray Callaway
Lost Chord Club
M.D. Anderson University of Texas Hospital
Houston
Ray
Mary Smith
Daily Reader
Community notices and society updates from Lawrence
The Lawrence area hosts various club events including a 1 pm Thursday luncheon at the Castle Tea Room hosted by Mrs. E F Arndt with program by Mrs. Wayne Shaw. Alpha chapter Kappa Phi members report in from Washington DC and Kiwanis club attendees share convention notes.
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Home Aid Society
Castle Tea Room
E.F. Arndt
Wayne Shaw
Alpha Chapter
Kappa Phi
Washington, D.C
Janis Goolsby
Sandy Michal
Marietta Martin
Charlotte Dodson
Maribeth Impson
Bess Blitch
Women’s Christian Organization
Vention
New Hosiery Term Poised as Nylons Fade
A Kansas State University textile expert says a new polyester fiber designed for women's hosiery could replace nylons. The fiber is chemically distinct from other polyesters and required years of research to adapt for hosiery use.
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Jereldine Howe
Kansas State University
KSU
Polyester Hosiery Debuts With Fast Drying, Colorfast Fiber
The article notes the polyester hosiery fiber offers springy stretch and good recovery to maintain fit. It resists snagging and fuzz, dries faster in washing, and цветfast. Limited supply of polys yarn is reported as manufacturers promote the new product. A Kansas State University specialist advises cost and longevity considerations.
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KSU
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