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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1994
Page
4
Elizabeth Coblentz recalls a cold 24 degree morning with lettuce still growing in fall, church services in homes across districts, shared noon meals with beet soup cheese spread and peanut butter mix, bench wagons moving benches, and recipes for zucchini casserole and cheese cupcakes shared with readers.
LeeAnne McElfresh and Bret Alan Altic exchanged vows November 12 1994 at First United Methodist Church Ottawa with Rev Gary A Beach officiating A candlelight satin gown carried red and white roses with lace details The couple now reside in rural Ottawa Attendants included Amy Altie maid of honor and Tim Rossman best man The bride is daughter of David and Mary Lee McElfresh The groom is son of Robert and Judy Altie The couple plan a reception at the church and Celebration Hall and then travel to Orlando Florida Both are graduates with local employment histories by Sallie Mae and Ottawa Co op Association respectively
Terri Steinman and Jerry Rau of Bartlesville Oklahoma married November 26 1994 at North Baptist Church with Rev Paul Winkler officiating. The bride is the daughter of John and Cheryl Steinman and Judy Rau and Tom Rau. She wore an ivory off the shoulder gown with lace details and carried ivory gardenias. Attendants included maid of honor Vicki Hotaling and best man Jack Ray with bridesmaids Heather Seratte Laura Morris and Kellee Newby. Groomsmen were Jim Rau Jeff Rau and Chris Hutchens. The ceremony included candle lighters ushers flower girl and ring bearer. After a reception at Ramada Inn and a trip to Breckenridge the couple lives in Bartlesville. She holds degrees from Ottawa University and the University of Kansas. he a computer technician at 66 Federal Credit Union.
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