Atchison Wedding Profiles Sheila Lacy and Gary Allen
Sheila Annette Lacy and Gary Steven Allen wed August 4 at First Christian Church Atchison in a double ring ceremony. Revivals Frank Johnson and Roy Fields Jr. officiated. decorations featured gladioli. The couple plans to reside in Eudora after a wedding trip.
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Sheila Annette’ Lacy
Glenn H. Lacy
Gary Steven Allen
Orval Allen
First Christian Church
Atchison
Frank Johnson
Roy Fields Jr
James Ewbank
Dennis Dittemore
Dotty Sullivan
Donna Foley
Sarah Lacy
Ronald Stowe
David Decker
Baldwin
Orval Allen Jr
Charles Gallagar
David Sinclair
Pair Marries In Pittsburg
Paulette Gallegly daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Gallegly of Lawrence and Denis Buche son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Buche of Alma wed Aug 25 at the Newman Center Pittsburg The Rev Joe Goerantz officiated Barbra Yurachek Evergreen Park Ill was matron of honor Don Buche Pittsburg best man The bride a 1969 Lawrence High School graduate and BA English at Pittsburg State College The groom a St Francis School of Nursing graduate and pursuing a psychology masters at Pittsburg State College They will reside in Pittsburg after a short wedding trip
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Paulette Gallegly
W. A. Gallegly
Lawrence
Denis Buche
Clarence Buche
Alma
Newman Center
Pittsburg
Joe Goerantz
Barbra Yurachek
Evergreen Park, Ill
Don Buche
the Bride
Lawrence High School
Pittsburg State College
St. Francis School of Nursing
Wichita
Mobile air quality lab Snifferbug debuts in Victoria
The pollution control branch has acquired a $75,000 mobile air quality laboratory nicknamed Snifferbug. Built on a 31 foot school bus chassis, the lab monitors air around the clock with scientific equipment and a teletype con sole that transmits data to the provincial data center in Victoria.
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Victoria
B. C
Community event notices and club meetings in Lawrence area
Social Activities Reservations for the Friends of the Museum event on Sept 9 are coordinated by Mrs. Richard Porte at 1636 W 19th St Terrace. Activities include a Quantrill trail tour and family dinner at Charles Oldfather's Barn. The University Newcomer's Club hosts a 7:30 p.m. coffee in the Kansas Union Watkins Room for new faculty spouses and staff. A Big Sister program supports second year Newcomers. An Oct 19 wine-tasting is planned at Mrs. Cecil Jones's home. The Women's Political Caucus meets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the First National Bank Community Room with Karlin Lawing addressing women in politics. Preceptor Gamma of Beta Sigma Phi meets at 8 p.m. with Angie Jones at 3315 W 9th. The Lawrence Country Club Women's Bowling Coffee is at 9:45 a.m. Thursday. Virginia Wright, state commander of the DAV Auxiliary, attended the American War Dads State Convention in Emporia. Kaw Valley Barracks 1856 plans a 6:30 p.m. Thursday covered-dish dinner at South Park Recreation Center, followed by a business meeting and national convention delegates selection. Group 8 of the St. John's Altar Society will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at 1414 W 22nd St. rosary at 1:30 p.m. Xi Gamma Omega of Beta Sigma Phi meets at 8 p.m. tonight with Marilyn Ousdahl at 1026 Wellington.
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Richard Porte
19Th St. Terrace
Quantrill’s Trail
Charles Oldfather
Cecil Jones
First National Bank
Karlin Lawing
Kaw Valley Barracks
South Park Recreation Center
Miami Beach
Weekend Guests Visit Mrs Crissman Network
Mrs. Ethel Crissman hosted weekend visitors including Arch Hughes of Marshall Texas Eugene Crissman of South Gate California Ima Jean Browning and Wilma Cooper both of Gravette Arkansas and family visits with Fred Bignall of Lawrence. Other guests were Wendell Quinlan Linwood Maurine Lamb Tonganoxie and Harry Miller of Richardson Texas. Janice Boone has returned to the University of Tulsa after a summer with her Lawrence parents Paul Hausman continues to recuperate at 1629 Hillcrest Lawrence.
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Ethel Crissman
A.L
Arch Hughes
Marshall
Tex
Eugene Crissman
South Gate
Calif
Ima Jean Browning
Gravette
Ark
Wilma Cooper
Wendell Quinlan
Linwood
Maurine Lamb
Tonganoxie
Harry Miller
Rt. 4
Jack Mohler
Richardson, Tex
Lawrence
University of Tulsa
Tulsa, Okla
Seven Year Hair Cycle Draws New Style in 1960s
A veteran stylist Edith Imre notes a seven year cycle in hair fashion, predicting height from hairpieces to enhance natural bone structure. She recalls wigs evolving from department stores to salon styling and discusses the shift from teased pompadours to Italian influenced natural height and mentions color trends like sunflake and moonlight highlights.
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Edith Imre
Imre
Becaus
Hospital Visiting Hours and Admissions Notes
Hospital schedules list maternity ward visiting hours from 3 to 4 and 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. Admissions include Norma Schmille of Eudora and Lorena Decker among others. Dismissals record Deborah Anthony and infant daughter, plus Lana Mountford. Births note a girl born to Steven Moon and a second birth pending details.
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Norma Schmille
Harper
Eudora
Lorena ‘Decker
Jane
Budde
Rosalie Nunez
Fred Cooper
Deborah Anthony
Lana
Mountford
Powers
Steven
Moon
Meinolland
James
Luh
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings This Week
A busy schedule lists Sweet Adelines at 7 30 p m South Park Recreation Center Lawrence Auxiliary to the Kansas Postal Workers Union at 7 30 p m at Merle Childers home 235 Ark Preceptor Gamma of Beta Sigma Phi at 8 p m at Mrs W W Jones 3315 W 9th Sigma Phi at 8 p m at Marilyn Ousdahl 1026 Wellington. Allocated events continue Wednesday with Pi Beta Phi Alumnae at 7 p m at Mrs Jane Postma 723 La Thursday includes Lawrence Country Club Women s Bowling Coffee at 9 45 a m at the Clubhouse Home Aid Society at 12 30 p m at Mrs Wayne Shaw 1609 Hillcrest Mackey Merry Makers at 1 30 p m at Mrs Raymond Gardner Raw Valey Barracks 1856 covered dish dinner 6 30 p m South Park Recreation Center Women s Political Caucus at 7 30 p m First National University Newcomer s Club 7 30 p m Watkins Room Kansas Union National Health Federation at 8 p m 615 Mass
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Lawrence
Kansas Postal Workers Union
Merle Childers
Ark
Beta Sigma Phi
W. W. Jones
Xi Gamma Omega
Marilyn Ousdahl
Wellington
Lawrence Country Club
Home Aid Society
Wayne Shaw
Hillcrest
Mackey Merry Makers
Raymond Gardner
Raw Valey Barracks
South Park Recreation Center
Women’s Political Caucus
First National Bank
University Newcomer
Watkins
The
Kansas Union
National Health Federation
Grange Met Saturday Elects Delegates to State Board
The Douglas County Grange gathered at Vinland Grange Hall to elect delegates to the Kansas State Grange and to the State Board of Agriculture in January. E J Selzer Mary Rodewald Homer Disque and Hugh Lipp were chosen with alternates. Four resolutions on land tax free markets family farms and health were approved for the State Grange.
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Douglas County Grange
Vinland Grange Hall
Kansas State Grange
State Board of Agriculture
E. J. Selzer
Mary Rodewald
Homer Disque
Hugh Lipp
State Grange
Clyde Husted
Wesley Brecheisen
Topeka
County Grange
Dick Rodewald
Byron Mitchell
Club Greets Mrs. Dykes to Open University Women's Season
The University Women's Club begins its 1973 74 season with a welcoming tea for the new university first lady Mrs Archie Dykes on Thursday September 13 from 1 to 3 p m in the Watkins Room Union. Babysitting is available at the First Christian Church by calling Mrs Donald Robertson or Mrs Howard Mossberg. Officers sent 1350 invitations for the year’s program. Other events include a Weston Missouri tour October 4 a Lawrence Country Club dinner theatre November 8 Our Holiday Fashions December 6 a Mardi Gras dinner dance February 23 Talk of the Town at the Chancellor’s home March 7 and a Spring luncheon April 4.
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The
University Women’s Club
Archie Dykes
Watkins
Union
First Christian Church
Donald Robertson
Howard Mossberg
Weston
Lawrence Country Club
Ramada Inn
Chancellor’s Home
Girl Scout Leadership Training Begins Today
Mrs. Tom Yee announces the first of a series of training sessions by the Douglas County Girl Scout Association for troop leaders and volunteers. The first course for new leaders runs 7 15 to 9 30 p.m. at Plymouth Congregational Church Room 202, with five Tuesday sessions starting September 11, 18, 25 and October 2, 9.
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Tom Yee
Douglas County Girl Scout Assn
Plymouth Congregational Church
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