Gislar and Peelen announce engagement in Ottawa
Dr and Mrs Lex Gislar announce the engagement of their daughter Sherry Lynne Gislar to Dale Matthew Peelen son of Mr and Mrs Larry Peelen Hume Missouri RFD 1. Sherry is a 1960 Ottawa High School graduate now at Kansas State University pursuing an associate degree. Dale is a 1981 Nevada High School graduate also at K State pursuing agricultural mechanization. The couple has set June 22 for the wedding at First Baptist Church Ottawa.
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Lex Gislar
Ottawa
RFD
Sherry Lynne Gislar
Dale Matthew Peelen
Larry Peelen
Hume
Miss Gislar
Ottawa High School
Kansas State University
Peelen
Nevada High School
First Baptist Church
Dina Rhoades to wed Pete Wolken in Ottawa
Mr and Mrs E L Dusty Rhoades of 1683 S Willow announce the engagement of their daughter Dina Rhoades to Pete Wolken, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Wolken of 1136 S Cedar. Dina, a 1982 graduate, works for Fleischer Insurance in Ottawa. Pete, a 1961 OHS graduate, served in the Marine Corps three years and now works for R O Corporation in Olathe. The couple plans to marry June 15 at the First Christian Church in Ottawa.
Engagements and Craft Pattern Notice From The Ottawa Herald
Lawrence couple Lynn Pool and Edward A Lee announce their engagement with plans for a spring wedding in Lawrence. A separate craft pattern offer details round cloth decor patterns priced 3 dollars with postage and handling. add 50 cents per pattern for first class mail.
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Alice Brooks
Varying Wedding Costs Across Seattle Area
Seattle wedding planner Salli Harris notes costs range from about 1200 to 20000 dollars depending on location and style. Frugal in home ceremonies with minimal decor can succeed, while mid range events in halls or mansions cost 3100 to 3800 dollars, and luxurious affairs with clubs and hotels reach 6000 to 20000 dollars with elaborate multispeaker entertainment and alcohol.
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Salli Harris
Greater
Seattle
Ms. Harris
Seattle ‘Area
Readers' Letters and Anecdotes From Dear Ann Landers
A collage of reader comments and observations includes a diner dine-and-dash accusation, a note boasting waiter losses, a defense of Waitstaff education, and factual tidbits about drunk driving and teen drivers. The piece reflects column persona and community anecdotes.
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Ann Landers
Parade Magazine
Bermuda
Bog
U.S
Changes In Roles Of Grandparents
Washington AP reports Christopher Hayes of The Catholic University of America's Center for the Study of Pre Retirement and Aging says longer life expectancies higher marriage ages and more women in the workforce have shifted how grandparents participate in families. He notes Baby boomers will be elderly in 20 to 50 years and urges families to discuss and plan grandparent roles especially after disruptions like divorce illness death or relocation. Foster programs offer contact for isolated elders and youths, enriching mutual understanding of aging and heritage.
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Washington
Christopher Hayes
Catholic University of America
Center For the Study
Hayes
Wall Street
Detroit
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Dale M. Peelen and
Iherry
Lynne Gislar
Rhoades, Wolken
Dina Rhoades
Pete Wolken
Jerry Daugherty
Lawrence
Sherry
P&h
Lynn Pool
Edward A. Lee
John Lee
Richmond
Miss Pool
Lee
Clarkson Construction
Kansas City
WBF
Love, M
Katia Blackburn
Associated Press
Chandler
Okla
Safeway
China
Hutch
Shelley Sorenson
Jonathan Shrum
Kay Sylvester
Mike Selman
Lori Peterson
Tim Soh
Bev Bourge
Wappy
Finniversary
Jeffrey
Matt Dillon
Wamingo
Daque
Blazers
AU Sates Fund
Visa
MasterCard
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