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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1973

Page

3

Harris and Wolfe Weds At First United Methodist Church

Toni Lea Harris and Arthur G. Wolfe of Lawrence married in a Saturday ceremony at the First United Methodist Church. The bride’s gown featured organza and Venise lace with a tiered veil. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Dale W. Seward and sister bridesmaids Caren Thomas and Tamara Harris. The reception followed at the bride's home. Wolfe will report to Lackland AFB in September.

First United Methodist Church Toni Lea Harris Arthur G. Wolfe Lawrence William T. Harris Ter John 8. Wolfe Lawrence Ave Ronald L. Sundbye David Raymond Dale W. Seward Parsons Caren Thomas Tamara Harris James Frink James Ellis Richard Hade Karen Fleeger Wolfe Gibson’s Lackland Air Force Base

Goat Odor Myths Spark Reader Letter Exchange

A letter from a reader defends goats as clean outdoor animals and questions Ann Landers for perpetuating goat odor myths. Other readers debate cigarette smoking and ear correction surgery for children, with Ann Landers answering various queries and offering guidance. The dialogue reflects social norms and personal welfare concerns of the era.

Ann Landers St. Pete Ann Billy Butte

Woodlawn Extension Homemakers Meet Friday Program

The Woodlawn Extension Homemakers Unit will meet at 2 p.m. Friday with Mrs. Leonard House. Mrs. Ralph Pine will serve as co host and Mrs. Evelyn Hastings will present the program Grand parents. The Worden Workers 4 H Club will meet 8 p.m. Monday at Marion Springs School. Achievement Night is planned with project talks by Julie Rappard Steffie Neider and Wayne Currens demonstrations by John Riley and Merry Metsker and a citizenship talk by Carolyn Gilges. Each family should bring cookies.

Woodlawn Extension Homemakers Leonard House Ralph Pine Evelyn Hastings Worden Workers Marion Springs Julie Rappard Steffie Neider Wayne Currens John Riley Merry Metsker Carolyn Gilges

Sugar Speeds Yeast Action in Non-Sweet Breads

A small amount of sugar is usually added to non sweet yeast breads because the sugar hastens the working of the yeast.

League to host coffee on health plans at Trinity Church

The League of Women Voters will hold its annual membership coffee at Trinity Episcopal Church 1011 Vt from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Tuesday. Kay Kent of the Douglas County Health Dept will discuss future plans. Mrs. Mervyn Anderson and Marilyn Chamberlain will give a history of the League’s actions. Babysitting at First United Methodist across the street. call 842-4345 for reservations. All women of voting age are welcome.

League of Women Voters Trinity Episcopal Church Kay Kent Douglas County Health Dept League Mervyn Anderson Marilyn Chamberlain First United Methodist Church Marie Hardcastle Church Women United Nell Mitchell Douglas County Council On Aging Church World Service Douglas County Penn House

Social Calendar Highlights For Local Groups

Charles and Magdeline Schwarz reunion at noon at the County Fairgrounds. Lawrence Indian Club gathers 2 p.m. at Ed Alexander farm 202 N Mich. Sigma Alpha Iota meets 6 30 p m at the home of Mrs S N Shumway 702 La. Friends of the Museum host a 4 p m members evening bus tour.

Charles and Magdeline Schwarz Lawrence Indian Club Alexander Farm N. Mich Sigma Alpha Iota S. N. Shumway Friends of the Museum

Hospital notes feature local residents and addresses

A list of names and addresses appears, mentioning Mrs. Bessie Clawson in Bald win, Michael Nunez, Mrs. Sandra Moon with infant daughter at 2223 Melholland Rd, Mrs. Sandra Leek with infant son at Rt 2, Mrs. Jane Budde at 813 W 28th, Katherine Monroe at 532 Mich, Arnold Leek in Bald win, John Pilkington at 1409 W 2st Ter, Nine Sibley, Rt 4.

Michael Nunez Sandra Moon Melholland Rd Sandra Leek Jane Budde Katherine Monroe Mich Arnold Leek Baldwin John Pilkington Ter Nine Sibley

Social Activities Celebrate Shower and Club Meetings

Karen and Mrs. Chester Thomas hosted a miscellaneous shower for Toni Lea Harris at 1102 W 27th St with wine sherbet punch for close friends and families. The Sept 1 wedding to Arthur G. Wolfe drew out-of-town relatives including Bessie Morris Denver Hoff Solorio Seward Ratliff Riner Strasser.

Karen Chester Thomas Toni Lea Harris W. 27Th St Miss Harris Arthur G. Wolfe Bessie Morris Hill City Frederick Hoff Denver Colo Thomas Solorio la Junta Edward Seward Parsons Ron Ratliff Overland Park Michael Riner Columbia Columbia, Mo James Strasser Topeka

Marriage Announced for Cathy Ann Allen and Dennis Rosebaugh

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Allen announce the marriage of their daughter Cathy Ann to Dennis Rosebaugh son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rosebaugh of Parsons. The civil ceremony took place on the South Park bandstand by Judge Mike Elwell. About 70 guests attended a reception at 1840 Kasold.

Dean Allen Cathy Ann Dennis Rosebaugh Eugene Rosebaugh Parsons South Park Mike Elwell Wesley Miller Kasold

Marriage Licenses Issued To Multiple Kansas Couples

Russell Craycroft and Carol Hopper both of Baldwin receive a license. Roger Carlson and Paula Schutz of Baldwin are licensed. Darrell Smithhisler of Kansas City Kansas and Naomi Wade of Kansas City Kansas obtain a license. Edwin Poeverlein of Lawrence and Alice Curtiss of Lawrence are licensed. Ulysses Jones and Jonnie Graves of Kansas City Kansas are licensed. Theodore Jancich Jr of Edwardsville and Cynthia Laughery of Kansas City Kansas are licensed. Michael Johnson and Johnnie Rials of Lawrence are licensed.

Russell Curtis Craycroft Baldwin Carol Ann Hopper Eudora Roger Wayne Carlson Paula Marie Schutz Darrell Lee Smithhisler Kansas City Kan Naomi Pearl Wade Edwin Leroy Poeverlein Lawrence Alice Marie Curtiss Ulysses S. Jones Jonnie T. Graves Theodore Thomas Jancich Jr Edwardsville Cynthia Kay Laughery Michael Maurice Johnson Johnnie Mac Rials

Graphic Artist to Exhibit Here Through September

The 7E7 Gallery presents photography and sculpture by Frank Young from his Man Symbol Series 1970 1973. Young, an University of Kansas design professor, created symbol driven works from environmental concepts to engage viewers. Pieces run through September 30 with gallery hours 12 to 5 daily except Monday at 7 East 7th St.

Frank Young Young Hoopeston Ill Illinois State University Illinois Institute of Technology Kansas University University of Kansas Golf Mill Artists Guild of Chicago Lawrence KU Design Kansas Designer Lawrence Art Guild East 7Th St

New Women Welcomed Next Week at Kansas University Engineerettes

Kansas University Engineerettes begin 1973 74 activities with two informal welcome parties Monday and Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the home of sponsor Mrs Joyce Burkhead 1102 West 20th Street Wives of undergrad and grad School of Engineering students and associate members are eligible for membership Regular meetings are at 7 30 p m on the second Tuesday Monthly events include meetings at The Body Shop October 9 and a nostalgia party November 13 with the Engineering Faculty Wives plus a holiday auction December 11 a carving demonstration January 22 a book review February 12 Collegium Musicum March 12 American Indian Culture April 9 and a family picnic in May End of each semester wives of graduating seniors are awarded P H T diplomas Sponsors are Mrs Carl Burkhead and Mrs Vincent Muirhead Officers are Mary Gay Palmer president Celia Mater first vice president Judy Rollins second vice president Barbara Probasco secretary and Becka Jahelka treasurer

Kansas University Engineerettes Joyce Burkhead West 20Th St School of Engineering Collegium Musicum Carl Burkhead Vincent Muirhead Mary Gay Palmer Celia Mater Judy Rollins Barbara Probasco Becka Jahelka Treas

Knowledge Exceeds Birth Control Use

A Parkmed survey of 1,000 patients finds high knowledge of birth control but substantial gaps in actual use. Findings show growing distrust of methods, desire for male contraception research, and 72.4 percent support shared responsibility. Among abortion patients, 64.6 percent were not using contraception.

New York Parkmed New York State Ardis Canon R. N

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Trina Trudi Harris Kristy Fleeger Drew Decker Terrance Harris Lonnie Burggraf Allan Wolfe MR. and Mrs. Arthur Wolfe Ann’ Landers Indiana EHU Bessie Clawson, Baldwin Joy Centenary United Methodist Church Walter Houk Selmar Torkelson Ralph Pine Jr Gertrude Circle Billy Cain William Wymer Mary Sieve Ruth Willits Otto Johanning Alpha Gamma Beta Sigma Phi Richard Pratt Bob Wirthman Harold Lash Manners Steve Call Ron Dietz Victoria Club Anna Weed Ohio Pi Lambda Theta The Kansas Union Betty Brune Zodiac Club Caroline Anderson University Dr Kanwaka Dwight Henry Elmer Petesch Harold Willits Cfca Women’s Guild Cottonwood Inc W. 31St St Clyde Hoover Gary Holladay Beta Mu Gerald Dwyer Billy Wilson Lawrence Country Club G. Williams John Chaney Preceptor Phi Robert Einstein la Sertoma Club Bill Elzea Sioux Ct Will Johns Jr Winnie Shaw Perry Willing Workers Club Margaret Doxson Irene Symon Owen Lawrence Glass and Mirror CO N.H Lawrence Unified Johnny Marzettti Dairies M.P.M. Compa 2Nd Street West Turnpike Road Healia, Carre Center Lawrence's Round Corner Drug Store Massachusetts
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