Klingler-Williams Vows at Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Sharon Klingler and Douglas Williams wed at Trinity Lutheran Church in a 3 p.m. ceremony. The couple will reside in North Kansas City after a Arkansas honeymoon. Parents and many Kansas City area relatives attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klingler-Williams
Trinity Lutheran
Clay Shambaugh
Paola
Francis Klink
Ottawa
Castle Tea Room
Loyd Eaton
Kansas City
Williams
Air Force
Interstate Securities Insurance Co
Lou Klingler
Overland Park
Robert Woody
Chicago
Harold Yost
Glenn McFadden
Ruth Kaub
Robert Deering
Local Personal News From Jacksonville to Emporia
Mr and Mrs Cam Logan of Jacksonville Fla guest at the Halbergs 309 Kansas visiting daughters Mrs Jack Mixer and Gail Logan students at Kansas University Mrs George Wilbur Route 5 returned from a Colorado family gathering Mr and Mrs Dudley Bentley Kansas City Kan Rev Benjamin Bentley Brooklyn N Y and Mrs Wilbur joined Glen Haven with Herbert Bentley San Jose Calif four days at the Dudley leys summer home E C Buehler at home after a 42 day Mediterranean cruise on Leonardo da Vinci line stops at 21 ports six Lawrence residents will attend a state executive board meeting of the Association for Childhood Education at Emporia Saturday they are Mrs Helen Peters state cultural arts chairman Mrs Rachel Grantham state vice president Mrs Barbara Bosch state public affairs chairman Mrs Hazel Michael state travel chairman Mrs Belle Morrow local vice president and Mrs Mary Van Horn local president Dr Richard K Moore Kan University electrical engineering professor named U S delegate to URSI General Assembly in Munich Sept 5 15 with family to tour Europe beforehand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Logan
Jacksonville
Fla
Les Halberg
Kansas
Jack Mixer
Gail Logan
Kansas University
George Wilbur
Route 5
Colorado
Dudley Bentley
Kansas City
Kan
Benjamin Bentley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wilbur
Glen Haven
Herbert Bentley
San Jose
Calif
Dudley Bentleys
E. C. Buehler
Leonardo da Vinci
Buehlers
New York
Lawrence
Association For Childhood Education
Emporia
Helen Peters
Rachel Grantham
Barbara Bosch
Hazel Michael
Belle Morrow
Mary van Horn
Richard K. Moore
U.S
Health Board Sets Monday Douglas County Meeting
The Douglas County Board of Health will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the Health Department office to discuss ongoing public health matters and district operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Board of Health
Health Department
Simple corned beef hash bake with cheddar crust
A quick serving idea folds hash into a shallow dish then tops with grated cheddar and bakes until hot. Optional broiling finishes with a browned cheese crust for a golden top.
Meat Prices Creep Down Across Nation
Prices for beef pork and eggs ease while poultry remains higher than a year ago. West Coast bacon and ham prices drop up to four cents a pound. Eggs fall one to ten cents a dozen but may rise later. Vegetables and fruit supplies rise as Florida harvest speeds up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corn Belt
Viet Nam
Florida
Ford Penthouse Is Hit in New York Robbery
Burglars broke into the penthouse suite of Mrs Ford during a cocktail party and stole at least 50 000 dollars in jewelry. Police said she discovered the theft Thursday. A family spokesman noted the jewelry was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Ford II
Donna Jean Hibner to Wed Larry Trammell in May
Mr and Mrs Donald R Hibner of Baldwin announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Jean to Larry Trammell son of Mrs Alma Trammell and Ernie Trammell of Olathe. The wedding is planned for May 14 in Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Hibner
Baldwin
Donna Jean
Larry Trammell
Alma Trammell
Ernie Trammell
Olathe
Language Arts Topic for Lawrence PTA Meeting
The Lawrence Curriculum Committee of the PTA plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Lawrence High School room 105 to discuss Language Arts in the Kindergarten. Three teachers Mrs Catharine Van Reekum Mrs Dorothy Ledesma and Mrs Virginia Craig will present materials and methods with Marion Nolan guiding Q&A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Parent Teacher Association Council
Lawrence High School
Catharine van Reekum
Woodlawn
Dorothy Ledesma
Pinckney
Virginia Craig
Centennial
Marion Nolan
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Kansas and New Jersey Residents
The notice records multiple recent marriage licenses including Byron W. Lenahan of Franklin Lakes New Jersey to Norma A. Renz of Hawthorne New Jersey. Other pairs include Charles Dilley Jr and Judithe Smith of Lawrence Kansas, and Wallace Armbrister of Lawrence with Cheryl Kitten of Lawrence. Additional couples span Topeka Lawrence and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron W. Lenahan
Franklin Lakes
N.J
Norma A. Renz
Hawthorne
Charles G. Dilley Jr
Lawrence
Judithe A. Smith
Douglas W. Williams
Kansas City
Sharon L. Klingler
Ronald C. Peck
Kan
Carol B. Williams
Baldwin
Wallace G. Armbrister
Cheryl R. Kitten
Tommie White
Topeka
Clara S. Henry
Milton L. Ford
Oxford
Donna L. Stockton
Arkansas City
Steven M. Clayburg
Linda S. DeWitt
Bruce A. Cook Jr
Hydaburg
Alaska
Janice D. DeCoteau
Arapahoe
Wyo
Verle C. Smith
Karen L. Klingenberg
Terry F. Ott
Eudora
Barbara A. Walker
Larry W. Pekarek
Dianna R. Colbert
PTA Notes Tea for Teacher Will Be May 15
The Opal Jayne Kennedy School PTA will honor Mrs. Minnie Richardson a retiring fifth grade teacher with an afternoon tea at 3 05 p m Sunday May 15 in Kennedy School Richardson retires after 15 years in the Lawrence school system and 25 years total teaching She holds a state normal training certificate from Holton High School and a B S degree from Emporia State Teachers College Invitations sent to City PTA units listed May 8 as the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Jayne Kennedy
PTA
Minnie Richardson
Kennedy School
Richardson
Lawrence
Holton High School
Emporia State Teachers College
Women Implement Wrapped Couture By Designer Rudi Gernreich
AP Fashion writer notes designer Rudi Gernreich moves from topless bathing suits to full coverage outfits. Models debut helmets high necks and turtle neck dresses with bulky knit stockings and plastic shoes in bold hues. The show features bias knits, newsboy caps, checkered knickers and vivid striped stockings paired with salmon shifts and green dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudi Gernreich
California
Secret Ingredient for Boiled Vegetables Revealed
Some cooks add a dash of sugar to water when boiling broccoli and creamed spinach. The sugar subtly sweetens the greens, balancing bitterness and enhancing texture. This kitchen tip highlights a simple, shared habit among home cooks seeking richer flavors.
4-H Club and Extension News Meeting Notes
Fifty Niners Extension Home Makers Unit will host Dr. Helen Gilles at 8 p.m. Monday at Mrs. Delbert Felts home. Co host Mrs. Albert Kennett. Topic What is a Good Physical Examination Roll call Why I Should Have a Periodic Checkup. Ralph Rector guest at April Lucky Clover 4-H meeting. Box supper planned for June 3 with public invited. H Sunday committee led by Mrs. Jim Elder Sandra Elder Rhonda Redford Julie Hallenbeck to plan Linwood Methodist Church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-Niners Extension Homemakers Unit
Helen Gilles
Delbert Felts
Albert Kennett
Gilles
Fred Marris
Ralph Rector
Leavenworth County
Julie Hallenbeck
Linwood Methodist Church
4-H Club Meeting Updates and Snacking Demonstrations
May 22 meeting opened with new members Jack Cole and Billy Rogers. Program included vegetable cookery talk by Sandra Elder, music appreciation, What Music Means to Indians by Phil Sweigart, and parliamentary problem by Paul Sweigart and Monte Sheets. Marcia Hallenbeck led recreation as 4-H girls prepared oatmeal cookies. County council at Lansing 4-H Building discussed Broiler Show at Tonganoxie 4-H Building and other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cole
Billy Rogers
Sandra Elder
Phil Sweigart
Paul Sweigart
Monte Sheets
Marcia Hallenbeck
Leavenworth County
Lansing
Gene Resco
David Hallenbeck
Leona Turner
Jim Elder
Tonganoxie
Kanwaka Extension Homemakers Schedule and Dinner
The May 21 note mentions a flower show on June 13, the County Fair and county demonstrations. A covered dish dinner for members will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Mrs. August Bieber's home. Mrs. Frank Parker is co host. The lesson by Mrs. Bieber is What is a Good Physical Examination. Roll call is Why I should have a periodic physical check up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka Extension Homemakers Unit
August Bieber
Frank Parker
Eudora Dance Recital by Emma Lou Williams Studio
Pupils of Emma Lou Williams Dance Studio present a 7 30 p m recital Saturday in the Eudora school gymnasium featuring tap jazz ballet toe and acrobatic numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lou Williams
Eudora School
Jost Retires From Reuter Organ Company After 59 Years
Edgar Jost retires today as head voicer and secretary treasurer of Reuter Organ Company for health reasons. He joined the firm in 1923, became head voicer in 1932 and secretary treasurer in 1950. His father helped found the company in 1917. He and his wife Faye Bell reside at 1402 West 2nd Terr. they married in 1925 and have two daughters Elaine Arnold and Esther Polsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar H. Jost
Reuter Organ Company
Jost
Reuter
H. T. Jost
Faye Bell
W. 2Nd St
Terr
William
Elaine) Arnold
Erland
Esther) Polsen
Leavenworth
Social Calendar Lawrence Branch Meeting Notice
Lawrence Branch of American Association of University Women hosts a 6:30 p.m. gathering in the Kansas Room at the University Club located at 1007 Mass St. Participants should note club rooms are from the Kansas Union area.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sharon Klingler
Oliver Klingler
Haskell Ave
Douglas Williams
Leslie Williams
Harold Hamilton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Homer Frank
Jan Arnold
Richard Davidson
Alvin Klingler
Royce Davidson
Bob Davidson
Larry Shambaugh
Dale Milley
Health Board
N. J. Ward Thompson
By Sally Ryan
Ford
KRAFT
Donna Jean Hibner
Jean Sprain Wilson
LePetite
Ralph Wolfson
Wayne Reusch
Asst
Mgr
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Congressional Club
EHU
Dean Sheets
A. V. Phillips
W. S.x
Eudora Dance
Jennings
Edgar Jost
Organ Company
Randy
Massachusetts
NL Shop
Malls Shopping Center
West 23Rd Street
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