Dunham-Lewis Nuptials Solemnized In Chanute
Otetawa University students Deanna Lea Dunham and Albert Lester Lewis wed at First Christian Church Chanute in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Fleming Parsons, and groom, son of Mr Albert Lewis Wichita and Mrs Dolores Farmer Topeka, planned a blue white reception in Fellowship hall. After a wedding trip to Colorado they will reside at 506 W Third Plains.
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Chanute
Otetawa University
Deanna Lea Dunham
Albert Lester Lewis
Edgar Russell Fleming
Parsons
Albert Tessie Lewis
Wichita
Dolores Farmer
Topeka
Lamoine Waldron
Nisha Burghart
St. Helens
Ore
Nancy Schendel
Chantilly
Judy Smith
Karla Kinglsey
Grinnell
Iowa
Gail Innes
Chicago
Til
Thomas Steel
William Zell
Kansas City
Mike Brown
Horton
Ed ‘Mampton
Overland Park
Jim Heitman
Peck
Ben Taylor Yates Center
Jim King
Ron Duntham
Clarence Whitesell
Clearwater
King
Mr. He
Baby names announced at Ransom Memorial Hospital
Twins born to Mr and Mrs Hugh McLaughlin at Ransom Memorial Hospital are named Karen Sue and Karl Mark. Karen Sue weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces and Karl Mark 8 pounds 3 ounces. A son born August 15 to Mr and Mrs Wesley Dale Skilling has been named Dale Wayne, weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces.
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Hugh McLaughlin
Cherry
Karen Sue
Karl Mark
Wesley Dale Skilling
Dale Wayne
Adcock Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W H Adcock celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner hosted by their children at Colbern's restaurant. Attending were Anna, Roger, Lyle, Jane, Tom, Esther, and the Adcock Jr couple, plus Cindy. A call from Fairbanks Alaska honored the couple as son Raymond serves in the Air Force. another son Jim is stationed in Mannheim Germany.
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W. H. Adcock
Colbern's
Anna
Roger
Lyle
Jane
Tom
Esther
W. H. Adcock Jr
Cindy
Fairbanks
Alaska
Raymond
Air Force
Jim
Mannheim
Germany
Socialettes and Events in Ottawa and Forest Park
The B C Club annual family picnic was postponed from last Sunday due to rain and will be held in Forest Park Sunday. Clarence Mendell and family from Pierce Colorado visit Ottawa relatives. Ottawans aided Garnett W C T U for a Loyal Temperance Legion Day Camp with 32 children attending. Ottawa Herald employees and families held a picnic in Forest Park shelterhouse. V F W Auxiliary members visited the Louderback home in Princeton for a rag rug sewing social and potluck supper attended by several husbands.
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B.C. Club
Forest Park
Garnett W.C.T.U
Loyal Temperance Legion
A. E. Sullins
Mary Black
Helen Staadt
Ottawa Herald
Forest Park Shelterhouse
V.F.W
Elmer Louderback
Joyce
Wayne
Princeton
Jamison to Attend National Student Congress in Madison
Judi Jamison daughter of Mr and Mrs P R Jamison leaves for Madison Wisconsin as a representative of the National Student Association of the University of Kansas to attend the 14th National Student Congress at the University of Wisconsin. Topics include non violence Berlin crisis and Cuban situation with focus on migrant workers. Judi a junior majoring in creative writing.
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Judi Jamison
P. R. Jamison
Madison
Wis
National Student Association of
University of Kansas
University of Wisconsin
Berlin
Judi
Ann Landers column on boys fighting and parental views
A mother asks about reinforcing aggression in boys and Ann Landers says normal to fight occasionally, a nonfighting son is not cowardly, and the father is acting like a bully. Also a reader questions a friend's father seen with another woman while on a trip, hinting at family budget limits and moral concerns.
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Ann Landers
Pearse
Ann
Louise
Tve
Ann Landers letters reveal fears of gossip and marriage plans
A reader worries about a woman in a city with a mysterious encounter and whether to tell Louise or mother. In a second note a bride-to-be, engaged to a banker, fears leaving her career behind for homemaking after years as a career woman.
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Louise
Ann Landers
Dinner party wisdom: chairs shape the night
Dear reader, the core idea is that a good dinner party rests not on fancy menus or decor but on comfortable seating. The right chairs invite conversation, ease, and inclusive gathering, creating a welcoming atmosphere beyond the table settings.
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B.T.B
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Lewis
Third
Plains
Chanute High School
O.U
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Clarence Mendell
Gary
Gwen
Pierce
Colo
Ottawa
Mendell
Ruby Finch
Ralph Finch
Wellsville
Christian Bros
Big Eyes
Henry
Johns Manville
Nuzman Lumber
Intel
Raney
Rexall Drug
S. Main
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund, O.D
Optometrist 316
A. G. Madison, O.D
Optometrist
Olin G. Wollen, O.D
Rodney McClay
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M.D
Frank A. Trump, M.D
Don L. McKelvey
D.C
Chiropractors
M. Brockway
Louis N. Speer
J. C. South, D.C
R. C. Capron, D.C
David G. Laury, M
Bill Bitts
Bob Ferguson
Briscoe
Fredanne Beauty Shop
Vera Kunard
Waunita Reimer
Maye B. Snyder
N. Main
Main Bell Drug Store
Proor
Bill
Kansas
R. A. Gollier
Henning Bros
Sylva Lofgreen, M.D
Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
Walnut
R. S. Roberts, M.D
Towner’s Chapel
Joe
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Homer N. Flora, D.O
Osteopathic
Zelliner
David L. Young, D.O
Franklin County
Richardson’s
Mary Alice Hintz
Rose Marie Woods Baxter
Eloise Hughes
Wilema Babcock
Ella
Elmor Craven
First National Bank
Mildred Hull
Ella McAnkle
General American Life Insurance Co
St. Louis
Physical Medicine
Flying Service
SKY Service
Jack C. Kille
Mgr
Jack
Bundy DI Agency
Malott Booth
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