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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1971

Page

7

Engagement of Linda George to David Dixon Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence George of Agra announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Spec. 4 David Dixon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dixon of Rockford Michigan. Linda is the granddaughter of Mrs. Mattie Miskimon of Williamsburg and a Wichita Kansas business school graduate who joined the Women’s Army Corps in January 1970. She is stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina and holds the rank Spec. 4. Dixon, a Bay Village Ohio High School graduate, has served in Vietnam and is also stationed at Fort Bragg. The wedding will be held at the Nazarene Church in Fayetteville North Carolina.

Lawrence George Agra Linda David Dixon Fred Dixon Rockford Mich Miss George Mattie Miskimon Williamsburg Eastern Heights High School Kansas School of Business Wichita Women’s Army Corps Fort Bragg N. C

Converse Schmitz Vows At Centropolis Church Ceremony

At Centropolis Christian Church in Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Schmitz celebrated the marriage of Karen Joy Converse to Richard E. Schmitz on August 13. Officiant Weston James of Joplin, Mo. provided the ceremony. Mrs. Shirley Simmons accompanied at the piano while Monica Watts of Ottawa sang Love Means and The Twelfth Of Never. A flower arrangement of chrysanthemums and daisies set the scene.

Lawrence Richard E. Schmitz Centropolis Christian Church Weston James Joplin Karen Joy Converse Carl. Converse Baldwin Shirley Simmons Centropolis Monica Watts Ottawa

Alma Hopkins-Kennett L. Hopkins Family Wedding

Kenneth Hopkins and Alfred Hopkins attend the wedding of their daughter in Baldwin Kansas. The bride wore a white corded lace empire gown with yellow bouquet, veil on a velvet bow, and reception held at the Powers home. Maid of honor Lee Waltman and best man Gregg Houk announced. The couple married by the father, plan a trip to western Kansas and pursue college. The bride is a Baldwin High School alumna and will attend Lawrence High School. groom is 1969 OHS graduate employed at Hallmark Cards.

Lee Waltman Baldwin Gregg Houk Lawrence Kirk Converse Mitchell Powers Richard Powers

Pencil Chewing Dangers Prompt Call for Lead-Free Paint

Dear Ann Landers letters warn that pencil paint may harbor lead, risking poisoning in children who chew pencils. Experts say consistent chewing could harm brain function, urging manufacturers to switch to lead-free paint and readers to take precautions with youngsters.

Ann Landers Don Moss Illinois Association For Don

Socialettes visit spread at Allen County Hospital

Socialettes Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Edwards and Kenneth from rural Richmond visited Sunday with their son-in law and brother-in-law W. K. Greathouse a patient at Allen County Hospital Iola. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mc Daniel Enid Okla were weekend guests of her brother Curtis Mathias.

Clyde Edwards Kenneth Richmond W. K. Greathouse Allen County Hospital Iola Clifford McDaniel Enid, Okla Curtis Mathias

Printed Pattern 4803 Half Sizes and Misses' Sizes

Advertisement outlines sewing pattern 4803 in half and misses sizes with new options. Includes price 75 cents plus 25 cents for mailing. Address to Anne Adams, Pattern Dept., Ottawa Herald New York. Also includes club notices from Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi and Senior Club meeting details with names and guest attendance.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N.Y

Men Embrace Shoulder Bags in City Fashion Shift

New York AP reports men are slowly adopting shoulder handbags as tight suits leave pockets unusable. The fad, confined to big cities and trendsetters, features models carrying wallets, combs, ciggies, keys and notes in compact 10x12 inch leather bags priced from 50 to 120 dollars.

New York Mark Cross Fifth Avenue Leather Goods Jeff Geller Fifth Avenue

Heloise hints save time wrapping utensils in a napkin

A roadside cafe tip describes folding a knife fork and spoon in a damp napkin to speed set up and cleanup. Readers note the same trick works with cloth napkins and suggests trying it at home to reduce multiple steps when storing silverware.

Gussie Heloise

Club Forecast Tuesday at St Joseph Center

Sacred Heart Altar and Rosary Society meets at 7 30 p m at St Joseph Center. TOPS Taperettes gather at 100F Hall. Glenloch Willing Workers led by Mrs Sanford Shaw.

Sacred Heart Altar and Rosary Society St. Joseph Center Glenloch Sanford Shaw

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