Couple Married In Ottawa Church
Linda Jean Lloyd and Anthony Edward Tesar united in marriage at Sacred Heart Church Ottawa at 11 a m Saturday. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Robert Berger with organist Mrs Noel Douglas. The reception followed at the North American Hotel. The couple will reside at 507 West Ninth Ottawa after a wedding trip to St Louis and points east. The bride, Princeton High School 1962 graduate, works at Peoples National Bank Ottawa. The groom Pomona High School 1956 graduate, served four years in the U S Marines and is employed by the Ottawa Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Linda Jean Lloyd
Evan Lloyd
Princeton
Anthony Edward Tesar
Harry Tesar
Pomona
Robert Berger
Noel Douglas
Connie Lloyd
John Tesar
Mary Tesar
Damita Roehl
Ray Lloyd
Betty Mangum
John Lloyd
St. Louis
West Ninth Street
Ottawa
Princeton High School
Peoples National Bank
Pomona High School
United States Marines
Ottawa Herald
LTL Day Camp Held In Pomona
A Loyal Temperance Legion day camp at Pomona Methodist Church brought together children from Williamsburg and Pomona. Activities included songs led by Mrs. Foster Roberts, readings by Rose Spooner and others, and crafts like space helmets and watch birds. The event featured a temperance pledge, lesson on liquor advertising deception, and closing benediction led by Teddy Nitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
Pomona Methodist Church
Williamsburg
Pomona
Foster Roberts
Hare Old Staley
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Roger Driver
Kathy Thornbrugh
Jim Driver
Tim
Steve
Teddy Nitcher
Cathy Spooner
Marilyn Wiggins
Dear Ann Landers opinions on rock music and family life
A reader asks Ann Landers to defend rock and roll against aging nostalgia for 1940s bands then considers teen dance culture. The column argues rock remains popular and healthy, while a second letter from Young at Heart seeks guidance on a mother-daughter boundaries issue, with Ann advising the mother maintain age alignment and avoid inappropriate invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
Wayne King
Woody Herman
Benny Goodman
Glen Miller
Harry James
Guy Lombardo
Gloria
Teddy
Hoopes Baby Born to North Kansas City Couple
Ronald Ray Hoopes is the 14 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoopes of North Kansas City Missouri. Grandparents are Ruth Hoopes Ottawa RFD 1 and Ernest F. Lowrance and Mrs. Lowrance Ottawa. Great grandparents are Fred Lowrance and W. H. Williams both of Ottawa and Belle Hoopes Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Ray Hoopes
Charles Hoopes
North
Kansas City
Ruth Hoopes
Ottawa
Ernest F. Lowrance
Fred Lowrance
W. H. Williams
Belle Hoopes
Pomona
Fashion Designers Decree Skirts Rise Above the Knee
London fashion notes show skirts climbing higher with Hardy Amies lifting the hem to above the kneecap and Norman Hartnell keeping daytime hems at the knee. Queen Elizabeth’s dressmakers cited, with Jean Rook predicting a return to very short skirts. Paris shows upcoming couture in the next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Gilmore
London
Hardy Amies
Amies
Norman Hartnell
Asc
Jean Rook
the Sun
Rome
Florence
Antonelli
Galitzine
Forquet
Pucci
Fabiani
Socialettes Potluck for Ottawa VFW Auxiliary Members
Ottawa VFW Auxiliary members and families plan a 6:30 p.m. potluck at the VFW hall followed by a brief business session and convention committee meetings. Guests Tuesday evening included Mrs. Frank Lehew, Mrs. Lottie Dodd, and Elaine Hills visiting Mr. and Mrs. Evan Lloyd in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa V, F, W
Frank Lehew
Lottie Dodd
Elaine Hills
Evan Lloyd
John and
Connie
Princeton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anne Adams
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anthony E. Tesar
Paul Troop
Rose Spooner
Kathy Schroeder
Marc Roberts
David McCurdy
Jack Thouvenelle
Marilyn Baker
Dee Horne
Judy Driver
Russell Wiggins
Judy
Lila Bostic
Tim Roberts
Steve Roberts
Jeanine Horne
Young
Suzanne Mooney
Suzanne Michelle Mooney
Art Mooney
S. Cherry
Wright
John Kaiser Drug
Motorola
ST Trey Ears
Yao
Ronald Hoopes
The
Couturiers of
Paris
Jessie Hills
Donna Lash
Osawatomie
Donald Lash
Ray
Leo
States
Canada
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