Ottawa High grads plan June 29 wedding
Mrs. William Saling of 627 S. Cedar announces the engagement of her daughter Connie to Dennis Altic son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Altic of 802 N. Main. Connie is the late William Saling’s daughter. The couple, both 1972 Ottawa High School graduates, plan to marry June 29 and are employed by the H. D. Lee Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Saling
S. Cedar
Connie
Dennis Altic
Robert Altic
N. Main
Miss Saling
Ottawa High School
H. D. Lee Co
Barton couple marked Golden Anniversary in Lawrence dinner
Burlington natives Mr. and Mrs. Allen Barton celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner hosted by Mrs. Don Baxter and Mrs. Ertine Baxter in Lawrence. A white cake trimmed in gold and punch were served during the gathering with Ruth Botter assisting.
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Allen Barton
Burlington
Ottawa
Don Baxter
Lawrence
Ruth Botter
Ertine Baxter
Ind
Mary
Barton Wedding Ends In 1922 Trinity Church Nuptials
Mr and Mrs Barton were married December 16 1922 at the Trinity Methodist Church parsonage in Ottawa They later moved to Burlington in 1932 where they have operated a chicken hatchery for four decades The notice lists numerous relatives and attendees from Wichita Lawrence Nebraska City Topeka and other towns indicating a regional family gathering and gifts from Robinsons and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Susan
Ann Barton
Richard Barton
Rick
Paul
Shelley
Nebraska City
Neb
Don Baxter
Tim
Bob
Kristine
Marla Jo Gleason
Lawrence
Clark Babcock
Chicago
John Dugger
Melvern
Wilma Brown
Jessica
Lesterie
Marilyn
April
Tom Botter
Topeka
Ann Landers advice column excerpt on family and love life
A reader asks about a father's obsessive scrutiny of his daughters, urging counseling and trust. another seeks guidance on a secret affair with a married executive, while others discuss vasectomy reversals, extramarital cheating, and a teen reluctant to grow facial hair. The column replies with cautions on trust, infidelity, and accepting personal limits.
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Ann Landers
Ann
L.A
Hairless
50th Wedding Anniversary for Fred and Mabel Tomberlin
Michigan Valley residents observe their 50th wedding anniversary on December 31 with a two to four pm reception at United Methodist Church. Fred Tomberlin and Mabel Gates wed January 3 1923 in Lyndon. They have a son Ray H. Tomberlin of Coltsneck New Jersey and six grandchildren. Friends and relatives are invited. gifts are requested to be not given.
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Fred Tomberlin
Michigan Valley
United Methodist Church
Mabel Gates
Lyndon
Ray H. Tomberlin
Coltsneck
N. J
Wedding deadlines for Herald reports and photos
The Herald requires wedding reports and photos within set deadlines. Written stories with photos must be submitted within two weeks, with full publication possible only if turned in within a week. stories sent up to a month after may be used with edits. Contact the women's department at 242-4700 for guidance.
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Herald Office
Society Desk
The
Herald
Women’s Department
Socialettes Mention Local Guests Visiting Relatives
Socialettes notice lists Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn Werts and Nellie Jo of Needles California as guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robertson in Richmond. St James Thomson of Pearl Harbor is spending leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Thomson in rural Richmond.
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Rayburn Werts
Nellie Jo
Needles
Calif
Harold Robertson
Richmond
ST James Thomson
Pearl Harbor
Mrs
Hollis Thomson
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Dad
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
Des Moines
Clarissa
Lex
Durham
Dear Ann Landers
Jim
Tad
Fay
Pete
Hive 2
Alle Commion
Allen
M. Grossman
Urbana, Ill
M.G
Miss Emerson
Elliot Roosevelt
MR. and
Richardson’s
AIR Steps
Florsheims
Connies
Pedwins
Buster Brown
Stride Rite
Tam
Ridhardson
First National
First National Bank OF
Ottawa, Kansas
Listiad
Per’ Mo
Butler
Kodak
OK Photo Service
S. Main
Mae
Kansas City
Kansas
Grandy
Savings Association
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