Nuptial Vows In Ottawa U Chapel
Ottawa University Chapel witnessed Bonnie Louise Slavens and Thomas Hollister Hart Jr exchange marriage vows on July 29. The couple, with families from Ottawa Lawrence Emporia Austin Garnett and Tulsa, celebrate a home in Tulsa after a reception in the university lounge. The bride wore nylon organza with lace and carried white carnations. Attendants wore pink and yellow, with a varied wedding party including matron of honor Pam Printy and best man Roger Cowdin. The groom, a Transient Aviation employee, is a Monte Vista High School graduate.
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Ottawa University Chapel
Bonnie Louise Slavens
Thomas Hollister Hart Jr
J. Milt Slavens
S. Main
Thomas Hart
Lawrence
Charles Anderson
Janet Ayers
Osborn
Craig Campbell
Roger Cowdin
Pam Printy
Patty Baxter
Stephen Hart
Emporia
Rodney Hart
Charles Hart
Estes Park
Cole
Tom Leinaker
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Thelma ‘Herrill
Garnett
Boyd Cooper
Marion Stout
Carla Beth Lind
Austin
Tex
Susan Harkins
Renee Stoneback
Carol Hart
Colorado
East 12Th
Apt. D
Tulsa
Okla
Ottawa High School
Pittsburg State College
Monte Vista, Colo
Tulsa Christian University
Lavon Page
Olympic Hermaphrodites and Sports Science Debate
Dear Ann Landers discusses Olympic qualification scrutiny with claims of hermaphroditism among past champions and a new hair test to determine chromosomal makeup at the Munich Games. The exchange notes hormone use and calls out the term Wasserman test context, referencing Budapest 1967 and comparisons to other illnesses.
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Ann Landers
Germany
Columbus
Baff
Budapest
Munich
Daughters Club marks 40th anniversary with luncheon
The Daughters Club of Centropolis observed its 40th anniversary with a luncheon at Mrs. William Clark s home where favors were given. Mrs Ted Clark presided and announced a patio party for members and families on Aug 13 at Mrs Roy B Church s home. Former members attended from several towns. Tauy Mission Circle met at Tauy Baptist church with lessons on Holy Land of the Ozarks by Mrs Lonnie Barnes. The Pomona Stitch and Chatter Club donated 25 to a benefit fund. September chairs named. Cleo Wittman won the door prize. Visitors included Mrs Glenda Kushenbach, Karen Kushenbach, and Ruby Whitlatch.
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Daughters Club of
Centropolis
William Clark
Ted Clark
Roy B. Church
Orville
Brown
Lee’s Summitt
Howard Brockhoff
Sabetha
Alva Kingery
Pomona
Willard Binns
Williamsburg
Bernard Briggs
Baldwin
Frank Roller
Zora Boucek
Ottawa
Church
Ludell Neilson
Ellen Likes
Roger Scott
Harold Simmons
Tilfred Simmons
Vern Sink
Porter Turner
Don Woodsum
Pomona Stitch and Chatter Club
Richard Foltz
Philip Fredrick
Nels Kristenson
Ida Olson
Lena Eichenberger
Dorothy Johnston
Cleo Wittman
Glenda Kushenbach
Karen Kushenbach
Brookfield, di
Ruby Whitlatch
Home Reflects Your Personality and Color Clues
Interior designer Virginia Frankel of New York says a home reveals character through color and setup. She notes bright hot colors signal boldness, while blues and greens suggest caution. beiges and grays imply safety. A warm, lived in house shows sharing and personalization for couples and individuals.
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Virginia Frankel
New York
Build A Garage With Extra Space Pattern 393
Ruth Wye offers a home workshop pattern detailing a garage with extra side space for benching and storage. Includes full size rafter cut guide, material lists, and cost. Part of Home Owners' Building Project Packet No 72 for $1.50. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New Windsor NY 12550.
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Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. P.O
New Windsor
N. Y
Heather Christine Burns Born To Burns Family
The daughter born July 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Burns at 704 N. Sycamore is named Heather Christine. She weighed 8 pounds 1 ounce. Grandparents are Mrs. John Gibson Overland Park John Christian Emporia and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burns. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Weigand Ottawa RFD 3.
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Robert E. Burns
N. Sycamore
Heather Christine
John Gibson
Overland Park
John Christian
Emporia
Clarence Burns
Victor Weigand
Ottawa
RFD
Food Safety and Lamb Cooking Guidelines
Cooked meats should be covered and refrigerated promptly to prevent bacterial growth. Rapid cooling and proper storage extend freshness. Lamb cuts in Prime and Choice grades are suited for broiling or frying, with doneness tested by color and texture.
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U Chapel
Western Union
B.B.Q
ST. Petersburg
M.D
Wasserman
Bernarr Macfadden
Tauy
Holy Land of the Ozarks
Tauy Baptist Church
Lonnie Barnes
Raymond Mack
John Daugherty
Ruth Wye
Christian Bros
S. Hickory
Otawa
Osburn
Sayelle
Skein
Mom
McCall's
Super Kashmir
Pry Phe
Kansas
Louis Lengel’ Son
The
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