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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1972

Page

7

Hill Underwood wedding vows united in church

Martha Ann Hill and Douglas Keith Underwood were married August 5 at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Paul Pentz presiding. The ceremony featured music by Mrs. Loren Matthews and Thomas Tucker, with elaborate floral decor and a dais of white mums. The bride wore ivory silk organza with lace, carried a daisies bouquet, and reception details followed at the Country Club. The couple will reside in Ottawa. the bride teaches at Ottawa Junior High and the groom attends KU.

First United Methodist Church Martha Ann Hill Robert Sharp Hill Douglas Keith Underwood Glenn J. Underwood Underwood Paul Pentz Loren Matthews Thomas Tucker Arkansas City Venice Kathryn Jean Hill Wichita Glenda Sue Hill Jane Kathleen Burnside Garden City Forouty Debra Marie Gerrard Kansas City Kan Richard A Waterman Lawrence Gary Underwood

Ottawans Announce Betrothal Of Miss Stephanie Jill Christian

The engagement of Stephanie Jill Christian to Brian Douglas Bennett is announced by her Ottawan parents and Mr and Mrs Jack Bennett of Ottawa. The couple will wed on August 27. Miss Christian is a 1969 Ottawa High School graduate and a beautician in Lawrence. Mr Bennett graduated from Kansas University in May and works in Kansas City for Allen Marking Co.

Betty Christian Gibson Overland Park John R. Christian Emporia Stephanie Jill Brian Douglas Bennett Jack Bennett Ottawa Miss Christian Lawrence Bennett University of Kansas Kansas City Allen Marking Co

Heloise tips keep flowers fresh with greenery reuse

The reader recalls using leftover ribbon bows tied to greenery in a vase to create a new, longer lasting bouquet after the flowers faded. Other tips include adding evergreen twigs for height and making a window in plastic lid containers to view leftovers, for easier reuse and protection.

Heloise Idalyn M. Stinson C.B

Socialettes Saturday at Kuiken Home Welcomes Guests

Richmond hosts Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kuiken welcomed visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peugh Tamara and Susan from Dodge City and Mrs. Elsie Broyles from Mankato plus Mrs. Susie Kuiken at Oak Haven nursing home.

Melvin Kuiken Richmond Bill Peugh Tamara Susan Dodge City Peugh Elsie Broyles Mankato Susie Kuiken Oak Haven Nursing Home

Baby Names From Topeka and RFD 4 Families

The article lists newborns named Trudi Jo Lynne and Sheri Lynn. Trudi Jo Lynne arrived July 18 to Louis and wife at 3007 Burnett Road Topeka, with grandparents Joe Ferns and Joe Humble. Sheri Lynn arrived July 26 to Craig and wife on RFD 4, weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. grandparents Rolan Davis Lee Schmitt and the late Harold Bones. Great grandparents Joe Taylor Eva Schmitt Fannie Davis.

Louis Ferns Burnett Road Topeka Trudi Jo Lynne Joe Ferns Ottawa Joe Humble Weiler Kansas Craig Davis RFD Sheri Lynn Rolan Davis Elm Lee Schmitt Harold Bones Joe Taylor Eva Schmitt Fannie Davis Quenemo

Fierce Cat Lover Defends Felines

A collection of Dear Ann Landers letters praising cat devotion and condemning cat haters. A Tucson reader defends cats and mocks cat skeptics, while others joke about marriage, household habits, and grandparent affection. The exchange highlights strong pet loyalties and humorous marital advice.

Ann Landers Angera Lady Chatterly Tucson

Bride-To-Be Linda Topp Honored At Shower

Linda Topp, bride-elect of Jim Durbin, was an honor guest at a Friday evening bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Charles Schafer, Mrs. Bernard Sims and Mrs. Raymond Carpenter at the Schafer home. Mrs. Arnold Topp and Miss Topp attended with corsages, blue and lavender colors, roses and a bride doll centerpiece.

Linda Topp Jim Durbin Charles Schafer Bernard Sims Raymond Carpenter Schafer Miss Topp Arnold Topp Leonard Starit

Club Notes Senior Club Report From Green Lake Visit

Mrs Ina Strickland reported on her trip to Green Lake Wisconsin during the Friday meeting. Mrs Lillian Spears presided, Mrs Emma Lou Sullins led singing with Miss Katherine Fower on piano, Rev Clifford Swanson gave devotions, then a patriotic ritual followed. Jessie Langer's birthday was observed and an Osage City Senior Club visit invitation was read for Sept 7. Sullins sang a vocal solo with Eunice Campbell Mae Sargent Rolla Burgoon Fowler Ruth Bethel Fred Lutz Ruby Yohe Spears and Blanche Honeycutt also participated.

Ina Strickland Green Lake Wis Lillian Spears Emma Lou Sullins Katherine Fower Clifford Swanson Jessie Langer Osage City Eunice Campbell Mae Sargent Rolla Burgoon Fowler Ruth Bethel Fred Lutz Ruby Yohe Spears Blanche Honeycutt

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