Marriage of Roecker-Evans Told in Williamsburg
The marriage of Marcia Roecker of Topeka and Bill Evans of Williamsburg was solemnized August 16 at St. Patrick's Church Williamsburg with Rev. Denis J. Pickett and Rev. Joseph Dearborn officiating. The couple will reside in Salina after a wedding trip to the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Roecker
Topeka
Alfred Roecker
Williamsburg
Bill Evans
Pomona
Robert Evans
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Denis J. Pickett
Garnett
Joseph Dearborn
Richard Buckle
Joan Roecker
Beverly Roecker
Emporia
Rhonda Roecker
Fort Scott
Mike Maher
Thornton
Cole
Richard Evans
Paola
Gary Evans
Dean Roecker
Bartlesville
Okla
Dale Roecker
Dan Roecker
Eudora Becker
Joyce Blocker
Julie Ballow
Jeanette Phillips
Ira May Evans
Punch
Phylis Brown
Salina
Jeannine Rolfs
Nancy Evans
Williamsburg High School
Clark's
Kansas Technical Institute
Paola High School
U.S. Army
Underwood Implement
Ottawa
KTI
Ozarks
Problems By Ann Landers Dear Thorns Among The Widows Weeds
A reader asks why a prudent man left no will, causing tax and fee burdens after his death. Ann Landers urges proactive estate planning to protect family, then shares letters about plastic surgery confidence, rude telephone callers, and a request to print public behavior. Birth announcements reveal Eric William Naiman, 6 lb 2 oz, and Donna Lee Forth, age four, with list of grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
Dear Ann Landers
Naming of baby Christy Renee Felts in Wellsville
Eight month old Christy Renee Felts is the daughter of Paula Felts of Wellsville. Grandparents are John Forth of Wellsville and Claude Felts of Lexington, Kentucky. Great grandparents include Leo Duke of Osceola Missouri and HLL Forth of Warsaw Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Forth
Wellsville
Donna Lee
Leo Duke
Osceola
H.L. Forth
Warsaw
Paula Felts
Christy Renee
Claude Felts
Lexington
Hll
Forth
Food Shorts Crusts Save for Fresh Uses
When preparing soft bread crumbs, do not discard crusts. Dry them thoroughly, crush fine, and store in a tightly covered jar in the refrigerator. Used for binding, coating, and flavoring in future dishes.
A Peach Buy Today From Southland Fresh Peaches In Season
AP News features writer TOM HOGE notes peaches sell for $5 apiece in Victorian England and $4.50 in ancient Rome. Peaches are a major American crop with two billion pounds harvested yearly. The fruit originated in China, spread via Persia, then to Europe and the Americas. Most U.S. peaches are freestone or clingstone, with yellow flesh dominating the market. A white flesh variety is praised by the author. A cool summer peach drink recipe is provided: four peaches, lemon juice, sugar, lemon-lime soda, orange sherbet, served in eight glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hoge
AP News
England
Rome
America
Southland
China
Europe
Persia
New World
Mexico
Louisiana
United States
North America
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Vee Brook
Alice Brooks
Ottawa Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Aziza
Melanie
Melaniel
Myr
Dale Naiman
Leon
Eric William
Connie McClure
Herbert McClure
Richmond
Hannah Naiman
Hays
Donna Forth
F.D.I.C
THE
Kansas State Bank
FDIC
Christy Felts
Ottawa, Kansas
Ole
Farmer’s Flea Market
Gibson Discount Center
Gibson's
Atlantic Seaboard
Georgia
New Hampshire
Ohio
Michigan
Pacific Coast
Barbara Belles
Shere Sewing Machines Repair and Service
Arandel
Albright
Sele
Jack
Jack and
Gretchen Kille
S. Main
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