Carey 50th anniversary of Raymond and Ruth Carey
Raymond and Ruth Carey of Williamsburg celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a 2 to 4 PM January 8 reception at Ottawa First United Methodist Church. Children Rodney Crane, Mark Carey, David Vague host with spouses. grandchildren and great grandchildren number eight and six. The couple wed January 8, 1955 at St Anthony's Homewood.
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Raymond
Ruth Carey
Williamsburg
Ottawa First United Methodist Church
Rodney
Sheri Crane
Mark
Jana Carey
David
Susie Vague
Ottawa
Victor Carey
Michigan Valley
Joseph Carey
Kuwait
Raymond Carey
Ruth Turner
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Homewood
Mackler-Miller wedding ties Ottawa and Missouri families
Jamie M Mackler of Ottawa and Brian R Miller of Wellsville wed on November 27, 2004 at Wellsville United Methodist Church with Rev Lou Daves officiating. The couple, both graduates and service members, live in Colorado Springs after shared histories in Ottawa and Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie M. Mackler
Ottawa
Brian R. Miller
Wellsville
Wellsville United Methodist Church
Lou Daves
David
Reba Mackler
Leslie Miller
East Lynn
Dale Miller
South Korea
Sara Sheffield
Stacy Dryden
Joann Fish
Babies Born to Jenifer Masuch and Edward Larson
Draven Micheal Stokes arrived October 6 2004 at Ransom Memorial Hospital weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. He has sisters Brittany and Rhiannon Stokes. Grandparents Dale and Sherry Thornburgh of Waverly and great grandmother Sharon Woods are mentioned. Daniel Bromert Larson was born September 21 2004 in Kansas City Missouri at St Luke’s Hospital weighing 8 pounds 15 ounces. Parents Edward and Jennifer Larson reside in Kansas City with grandparents Roland and Ginny Bromert of Ottawa and Jerry and Donna Larson of Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draven Micheal Stokes
Jennifer and
Jeremy Masuch
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Brittany Marie Stokes
Rhiannon Elizabeth Stokes
Dale
Sherry Thornburgh
Waverly
Daniel Bromert Larson
Edward
Jennifer Larson
Kansas City
St. Lukes Hospital
Roland
Ginny Bromert
Jerry
Donna Larson
Wichita
Milk cartons get canned
Milk in round plastic bottles gains favor in schools as studies show higher consumption and completion rates. Over 1,250 schools have switched, led by New England adoption and aided by easy-to-open caps and in-class display coolers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Hirsch
Associated Press
National Dairy Council
New Hampshire Agriculture
Steve Taylor
New England
Dairy Council
Alaska woman births daughter on float plane
A Metlakatla woman delivered her baby during a medical evacuation floatplane flight to Ketchikan Alaska. Isabelle Chinuhuk weighed 5 pounds 9 ounces and measured 19 1/4 inches. She was born as the plane descended into Ketchikan and was brought to hospital afterward.
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Jenifer Chinuhuk
Pacific Airways
Isabelle Chinuhuk
Chinuhuk
Metlakatla
Ketchikan General Hospital
Jenifer
Jamie Chinuhuk
Isabelle
Metlakatla Dock
Ketchikan
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U.S. Army
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Stokes
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Austin
Jill Nitcher
Tammy Rockhold
Katherine
Leah
Maxine. Price
Simply Wireless
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Orschelns Farm & Home
S&e
Rss Iw Wireless
Alaska
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Newbee
Island
Gandbar
Omaee LT
Owen
Wremare
Thesandbar.com
Ea Patene
Baldwinlodge.com
Driskell Enterprises
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Susan Driskell
Greg Neis
CPA
Marvin
Linda Hutchison
RKG
Trading Post
Randy
Keri Grabel
Bree
Brett Clean
American Family Insurance
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Janet Sloan
Cynthia's
Rick
Cynthia Randall Eldon
Florence Lyon
Smokey’s
Darren Maples
Crescent Club
Casey's General
David Ogden
J, Linn
Holtwick
Ben
Alice Nitcher
Wayne
Marie Linder
Wellsville Masonic Lodge
Gerald Owings
Randy Reno and
Carol Cole
American Legion Central Fiber Corporation
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Donna Laytor
Kansas State Bank
Reece & Nichols Realty
Roy & Jane
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