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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1986
Page
3
Teresa Marie Gahagan of Kansas City and George L Calvert III of Mission wed in a double ring ceremony at Sacred Heart Church Ottawa officiated by Father Paul Miller. Attendants included Bridget Gahagan and Nancy Newlin. The couple plans residence in Lenexa after San Diego honeymoon.
Dr Valerie Anne Rizzi daughter of Dr and Mrs Anthony Rizzi Belton Missouri and Gordon A Bell son of Mr and Mrs Roger A Bell 3 Rockwood Lane were married in a double ring ceremony December 27 at Coronation of Our Lady Church Grandview Missouri Officiating were Rev Father Pat Tobin Rev Father Pat McAteer and Rev Henry A Roberts Music by Caroline Cott ingham and Melissa Bell Sister of the groom The bride wore an organza dress with alencon lace and pearls A formal cascade bouquet featured white roses stephanotis and hyacinths The wedding party included maid of honor Maria Louise Rizzi and attendants Cabrina Rizzi Anna Mary Rizzi Sally Tranello and Donna Lorenzo The groom's twin Greg A Bell was best man with groomsmen Randall Bell Dave Johnson Tim Kramer and Mark Walker The couple anticipated a Jamaica trip and planned to reside in El Paso Texas after January 4 following her Creighton University medical degree completion and his KU biology degree plus Creighton medical work
Sandra L. Anderson and Paul H. Carvajal exchanged vows December 28 at Westminster United Presbyterian Church Emporia with Rev. Henry Roberts presiding. The couple resides Newton after a reception at the church and will live at 1320 Applewood Lane Newton.
American Indians should actively participate in discovering and interpreting their past to maintain independence and dignity, said Dena Dincauze, a professor of anthropology, during a Thursday night lecture in Lawrence.
The Census Bureau reports the median age for first marriage for American women is now 23.3, with men at 25.5, indicating couples wed later. At the University of Kansas a symposium on native American prehistory featured Walter Echo-Hawk and anthropology chair from UMass, addressing artifact protection and Indian lands amid controversy. The event at Haskell Indian Junior College continued with talks on exploitation of artifacts and a burial ground near Salina, organized by Rob Daugherty and other coordinators.
Amy Joe Weigand celebrates her first birthday with sister Amanda Lee, both daughters of Mark and (Mrs.) Weigand of Ottawa RFD 3. The birth family includes grandparents Willard Thornbrugh of Williamsburg and Rex Weigand of Ottawa RFD 3, with great grandparents Eldon Hoyt and Bill Thornburgh among others.
Amanda Sue Carter is four months old, daughter of Anthony and Caren Carter of Homestead Florida. Grandparents are Melvin Schulz of King Street and Mrs Hurley Miller with Eric, in Florida.
The Nightcrawlers Camping Club met January 11 at the Anchor Savings building for a potluck dinner with 16 families and six guests. New officers were installed and camping sites for the next year were approved. The next meeting features a Valentine party at Eugene Field School with a family night potluck and a Sweet Heart dance at 6 30 p.m.
The General Edward Hand Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution elected new officers at a Saturday morning coffee at Barbara Netherland’s home. Elected were Regent Clarice Knight first vice regent Elaine Oakleaf second vice regent Jeannie Schmidt treasurer Emily Kirkpatrick and chaplain Nell Gollier. Sunshine Gaddis serves as delegate for the Continental Congress with Barbara Dew Virginia Loyd Jo Tetwill er Sunshine Gaddis and Elaine Oakleaf named delegates to the state convention in March. The history essay awards and good citizen awards will be presented at the February meeting February 8 at Ottawa University’s Martin Hall.
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