Bride and Groom Tie The Knot At Draper Park Church
Barbara Kay Cunningham and Timothy Hugh Granahan wed at Draper Park Christian Church in Oklahoma City at 7 30 p m on June 19. The ceremony featured twin heart and cross candelabra. relatives from Oklahoma City Norman Prague Edmond and Chicago attended with readings by James Avery and Mike Lindsey. The couple will reside in Norman after a San Antonio honeymoon.
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Draper Park Christian Church
Oklahoma City
Barbara Kay Cunningham
Newton
Timothy Hugh Granahan
Norman
Okla
John A. Pryor
Hugh J. Granahan
Chicago
Ill
James H. Avery
Jim Luther
Mike Lindsey
Charles Tope
Prague
Harold Cunningham
Edmond
Victims of the system seek change on education and appearance
Letters to Ann Landers share concerns about spelling neglect in schools and teen hair removal. A teen laments poor handwriting and asks how to gain college entry. Advice covers basic spelling, penmanship, and hair bleaching with depilatories, urging guidance from professionals.
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Ann Landers
O.K
New shoe time for children guides parents on proper footwear
Kansas State University Extension specialist Naomi Johnson outlines age specific shoe guidance from infancy to school age. Emphasizing soft, roomy footwear for infants, flexible prewalkers for toddlers, and appropriately styled shoes for active older children, she advises consulting a doctor for high top versus low cut designs and stresses allowing natural foot development.
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Manhattan
Naomi Johnson
Kansas _ State University
Kreyer Cotner Wedding in Newton First United Presbyterian
Marsha Ruth Kreyer and David W. Cotner exchanged vows at 1 PM in Newton in a First United Presbyterian Church ceremony officiated by Rev. Louis Dale. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave F. Conner. the bride is the daughter of Mrs. Marilyn Kreyer and Fred Kreyer.
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Marsha Ruth Kreyer
David W. Cotner
First United Presbyterian Church
Newton
Marilyn Kreyer
Fred Kreyer
Dave F. Conner
Louis Dale
Mary Reed
Canon City
Colo
David Slack
Thomas
Delos Overacker
Tulsa
Okla
J. D. Blankenship
Norfolk
Kenneth Bruce
Ronnie Conner
Jayhawker legend roots in Kansas history and lore
The piece traces the Jayhawker nickname from its mid 19th century origins in Kansas and Missouri conflicts to its adoption by the University of Kansas and its use in popular culture. It notes the term’s mythic bird imagery, Civil War usage, and modern debates over its textbook portrayal and regional pride.
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Lawrence
Kan
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Charles Ransford Jennison
Kansas Territory
New York
Jennison
Osage River
Miami County
Pat Devlin
Devlin
Ireland
Independent Mounted Kansas Jayhawkers
University of Kansas At Lawrence
K.U. Yell
K.U
Kansas Board of Education
Chicago
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Barbara K. Cunningham, Timothy H. Granahan
Combined Services
Women’s Army Corps
Coast Guard
Dick Fontana
Altus
Roy Ramirez
Greg Granahan
Fellowship Hall
Patricia
Knor At
Glen Oaks Drive
San Antonio
Oie i
Idaho Falls
Mable
Mabel
P.O. Box
Elgin, Ill
Marsha Ruth Kreyer, David W. Cotner
Peggy Guthridge
Wichita
Renee Jay
Becky Miller
Leon
Cathy Witherspoon
Branson
Ozarks
Wichita State University
Wesley Medical Center
J.C. Philpot
Peter
Earth
Sat
Nio
Howe
Staten Island
Washington
Lee
Hudson
New Jersey
World Almanac
New York City
Silhouette
Meridian Rd
West Wend
Fleurette
Nie Sibson Tima Sings
Sonnet
Ankins Jewelers
Fox Theatre
Antiqua
Starmist
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