Topeka Couple Beth Buller Weds Roger Bonjour at Home Ceremony
In the presence of families Beth Diane Buller and Roger Kent Bonjour exchanged wedding vows at 3 PM on November 20 in the Buller home Topeka. The couple and families are listed with local schooling and service history. Victor Davis Newton is a patient at Bethel Deaconess Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Diane Buller
Roger Kent Bonjour
Topeka
Edwin E. Buller
Halstead
Victor Davis
Newton
Bethel Deaconess Hospital
Today in History December 18 1976 highlights
The day marks key events such as the 13th Amendment’s adoption in 1865 and Washington’s 1799 burial. Other notes include Wilson’s 1915 marriage, Goa invasion in 1961, Italy’s 1970 divorce law, and UNESCO withdrawal in 1971. A proverb and local notes accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Woodrow Wilson
Edith Bolling Galt
Washington
Goa
India
Italy
South Vietnam
Pakistan
Paris
United States
Israel
Unesco
Halifax
N.C
Burrton Bride-Elect Annette Stucky and Don Epp Plan Summer Wedding
Annette Stucky daughter of Mr and Mrs Ransom Stucky of Burrton plans a summer wedding to Don Epp son of Mr and Mrs John R Epp of Buhler. The bride elect is a 1975 Moundridge High School graduate and Bethel College spring graduate with an AA in social services. The groom is a 1975 Buhler High School graduate and Bethel College spring graduate with an AA in agribusiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Stucky
Mrs
Ransom Stucky
Burrton
Don Epp
John R. Epp
Buhler
Moundridge High School
Bethel College
Buhler High School
Engagement Announced for Cynthia Alexander and Jerome Doyle
The engagement of Cynthia Matilda Alexander to Jerome Donald Doyle has been announced. Cynthia is a Bethel College senior and Jerome, a 1976 Bethel College graduate, is employed by Gulf Oil in Baytown Texas. The couple plans a late spring wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Matilda Alexander
Jerome Donald Doyle
Mary Ratcliff
Stowell
Tex
Percy Doyle
Sylvia Alexander
North Newton
Arthur Alexander
Newton
Bethel College
Gulf Oil Co
Baytown
Alexander
Doyle
Hospital hosts Christmas party at Elks Lodge
Axtell Christian Hospital held its annual Christmas dinner for the board of managers and active medical staff at the Elks Lodge. Rev Gerald Housh led the program and special length of service recognitions were given to numerous board members and medical staff with years ranging from one to thirty seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axtell Christian Hospital
the Elks Lodge
Board of Managers
Jack Cannon
Gerald Housh
George Sharp
Murray Ross
Bazil Holstine
Arthur Turner
Lile Mason
Merriam
Kan
Newton
Robert Bacon
Hutchinson
Frank
A. S. Hawkey
Charles T. Sills
William E. Grove
James H. Enns
Dale G. Griswold
Richard M. Gover
Charles A. Isaac
Eugene C. Hwa
Ivan H. Carper
Owen E. Carper
Qamar
Radmila Radovanov
Loella E. Clark
Roy R. Weber
Holiday Inn
Norman
Christmas at Bethel Home Aged Residents Celebration
The Bethel Home for the Aged hosted a Christmas gathering Thursday evening inviting staff and some of their friends for the festive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Bethel Home For the
Mathena to Help Veterans at Newton Office
John Mathena a Kansas Veterans Commission service representative will be at the Newton Employment office at 9 30 a m Thursday to assist veterans dependents or survivors with veterans benefits. The event features a Christmas program with Oswin Galle as chairwoman and readings by local residents and carol music. Santa distributed gifts to residents as part of the evening’s festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mathena
Salina
Kansas Veterans’ Commission
Newton
Julie Gradert
Mary Ann Smith
Souder-Newkirk Engage in Prairie Village Marriage Plan
Janet Souder of Prairie Village and David Lindsay Newkirk of Wichita are engaged to wed, with proposals announced by Mrs. B Norvin Souder. Both graduates of Carleton College and Wharton or Oxford affiliates, they work as analysts for the pai Engine Co in Columbus. The wedding is planned for January 30 at The Colonial Church in Prairie Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Village
Janet Souder
David Lindsay Newkirk
Donald R. Newkirk
Wichita
B. Norvin Souder
Souder
Mr. Souder
Newton
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
R. W. Lindsay
Presbyterian Manor
Marshall
Worcester College
Oxford University
Oxford
England
Pai Engine Co
Columbus
Pride Committee Works On City Beautification Ideas
The Newton PRIDE Committee met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss beautifying city entrances and other improvement needs. A spring city survey, in collaboration with the Education Action Council, will gauge residents needs and concerns. Linda Pankratz urged broad club representation on the committee. Carol Reber of Newton, Kansas State University home economics student, will join a four week Home Economics Headliners program visiting hometown high schools to promote KSU programs and assist communities.
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Newton
Chamber of Commerce
Jay Newton
Education Action Council
Linda Pankratz
Carol Reber
College of Home Economics
Kansas State University
K-State College of Home Economics
Phi Upsilon Omicron
KSU
Miss Reber
Robert L. Reber
Local Norman Wedding Unites Elizabeth Bascom and Ernest Berry
Elizabeth Parker Bascom of Norman and Ernest A. Berry of Newton wed at McFarlin United Methodist Church in Norman at 4 pm on November 22 with Dr. Featherston officiating. The couple plans early 1977 trips and reside at 301 W 24th in North Newton. An open Christmas Day reception at the Community Activity Center 1 to 5 pm is hosted by local agencies to provide companionship.
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McFarlin United Methodist Church
Norman
Okla
Elizabeth Parker Bascom
Ernest A. Berry
Newton
Featherston
J. Hanson
Lindsborg
George Berry
Quincy
Ill
Shelly Sweyer
Kansas City
David Richie
Batavia
Berry
W. 24Th
North
Knupp Knupps Announce Engagement At Kansas University
Mrs Harold Knupp Jr of Newton announces the engagement of her daughter Alika Ann Knupp to Roger Harold Laushman of Lawrence son of Mr and Mrs Robert Laushman The bride elect is a KU senior majoring in biology in the school of education She is a Kappa Kappa Gamma member The fiancé is a KU senior majoring in biology in the school of liberal arts and sciences The couple plans a May wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Vernon Knupp Jr
Newton
Alika Ann
Roger Harold Laushman
Robert P. Laushman
Lawrence
Miss Knupp
Knupp
University of Kansas
School of Education
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
School of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Laushman
May listed in Wichita ICU after heart attack
Virgil T. May of Goessel is in the intensive care unit at Osteopathic Hospital in Wichita following a heart attack on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil T. May
Goessel
Osteopathic Hospital
Wichita
Osaka Ranks as Japan's Second Largest City
The text notes that Osaka is the second largest city in Japan, indicating its prominence in population size within the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaka
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Everett Bonjour
Onaga
Jay C. Basler
Halstead High School
Kansas University
Onaga High School
U. S. Navy
Santa Fe Industries
W. 31St Ct
Mr. and
Stucky - Epp
Alexander Doyle
Cynthia M. Alexander
Hospital
E. B. Edwards
Gene Price
Mathena
Mid-Atlantic
North America
Europe
Atlantic
Oswin Galle
Honora Becker
Jessie Hart
Luise Galle
Anna Entz
Mildred Klassen
Galle
Oscar Entz
Santa
Morris Hogan
Nettie Epp
Entz
Agathe Nachtigal
Souder-Newkirk
Conference Board
Elizabeth P. Bascom, Ernest A. Berry
Washington, D.C
Civil Service
National War College
The
University of National Defense
Chief of Naval Operations
Federal Land Bank
Beech Aircraft Corp
University of Oklahoma
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Recreation Commission
Caring Place
Prairie View Mental Health Center
the World Almanac
Panama Canal
Isthmus
Panama
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Bay of Panama
Paradise Island
Homstead
Ana
Piuiofi
Bulova
Accutron
Knupp - Laushman
Alika Ann Knupp
Newton Kirby CO
Russell Stover
Horst Pharmars
Star of Africa Diamonds
Frey’s Jewelers
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