Shuster Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
George and Caroleanna Shuster of Pomona marked their 50th anniversary with a June 15 family picnic at Pomona Lake Shelter. Hosts included Pam and Danny Reynolds Cathy Wickam Mike and Cheryl Shuster Mark and Vickie Shuster Jeff and Eileen Shuster. They have 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. married June 15, 1953 in Kansas City Missouri.
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George
Carolenna Shuster
Pomona
Pomona Lake Shelter
Pam
Danny “Reynolds
Cathy Wickam
Mike
Cheryl Shuster
Mark
Vickie Shuster
Tonganoxie
Jeff
Eileen Shuster
Flower Mound
Texas
Caroleanna Ellis
George Shuster
Kansas City
The Nitchers fifty year open house marks a milestone
An open house to mark Kenneth and Eula Nitcher's 10th anniversary will be Sunday from 2 to 4 pm at the Pomona Community Center. Hosts include their children and grandchildren. Kenneth and Eula married August 9, 1953, at Michigan Valley Methodist Church.
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Kenneth
Eula Nitcher
Pomona
Pomona Community Center
Ted
Carolyn Nitcher
Lawrence
Mom
Julie Nitcher
Overland Park
Gerry
Robin Nitcher
Nitchers
Kenneth Nitcher
Eula Sloop
Michigan Valley Methodist Church
Engagement of Samantha Stewart and Joe Sutton
Samantha Stewart of Kincaid and Joe Sutton of Fort Campbell Ky announce their engagement. Stewart is the daughter of Frank and Darlene Stewart and a Crestline High School graduate of 1998 with a Friends University CIS degree. Sutton is the son of Debra Brooks and Joe W Sutton, a Central Heights High School 2001 graduate and a corporal in the 101st Airborne Division.
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Samantha Stewart
Kincaid
Joe Sutton
Fort Campbell
Frank
Darlene Stewart
wShe
Crestle High School
Friends University
Frank Eye Cares Center
Ottawa
Debra Brooks
Wichita
Joe W. Sutton
Rantoul
Central Heights High School
101St Airborne Division
U.S. Army
Sunlight powered laser offers low-cost surgical option
Israeli researchers concentrate sunlight into a thigh length laser beam for potential surgery. Jeffery M. Gordon of Ben-Gurion University and Daniel Feuermann report in Nature on mice liver experiments using a rooftop mirror and a 60 foot fiber to deliver the beam. The system costs far less than $100,000 and works only when sunlight is available.
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Associated Press
Israel
Nature
Jeffery M. Gordon
Ben-Gurion University
Tel Aviv
Gordon
Daniel Feuermann
Amish Cook column notes floods, births, and family life
Lovina Eicher shares a busy day with house cleaning, gardening, and delayed chores amid recent rains and flood damage to around 227 homes with six lost. She highlights a July 15 birth, their 15th wedding anniversary, a grandchild’s first steps, a scare involving Jacob from fly spray exposure, and a zucchini casserole recipe. She reflects on faith and daily purpose while noting sister Liz’s barn meal and family visits.
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Lovina Eicher
Joe
Albert
Andrew
Albert Jr
Joseph
Liz
Levi
Emma
Jacob
Jahn birthday girl turns two in Ottawa family notice
Jochen and Vicki Jahn of Ottawa celebrate their daughter Jocelyn Marie Eliza Beth Jahn turning two on July 13. Also pictured is her seven month old brother Josiah Jochen. Grandparents Alfred and Ruth Jahn and Jim and Beth Hotaling, all of Ottawa.
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Jocelyn Marie Elizabeth Jahn
Jochen
Vicki Jahn
Ottawa
Josiah Jochen
Alfred
Ruth Jahn
Jim
Beth Hotaling
Birthdays and gatherings mark Mae Moore and Max Glass celebrations
Mae Moore will celebrate her 80th birthday with an open house at the Princeton Community Building at 2 p.m. Saturday. No gifts please. Max H. Glass of Metamora Illinois had an early 60th birthday party on July 19 at the home of Hallie Carrender and Harrison Cash in Prairie Village, with family members from Galesburg Independence Kansas City Lawrence and Ottawa in attendance.
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Mae Moore
Princeton
Max H. Glass
Metamora
Ill
Hallie Carrender
Harrison Cash
Prairie Village
Shirley Ann Glass
Galesburg
Norma
Rodney Davis
Megan McPheters
Family of
Independence
Kan
Marcia
Larry
Eugen
Allen Jewell
Julie
Kansas City
Lawrence
Dixie
Gary Farrell
Phil
Michelle Rutledge
Leah Marie
Laverne Rene
Patty
Tom Bunch
Betty Lambert
Ottawa
Agencies ease bus safety rules to boost non profits use
The government loosens school bus safety requirements to encourage churches and other groups to use buses instead of vans, with rules allowing topless features for non school use while preserving government standards. Dealers will verify usage and buyers may sign contracts. about 500,000 15 passenger vans remain in use.
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Washington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
Jeffrey Runge
Head Start
Nursing Homes
U.S
Activists urge lower salt in foods to combat health risk
Public health advocates push manufacturers and restaurants to cut sodium as hidden salt in foods raises blood pressure risks. FDA efforts to label healthier options stall while consumer demand remains low. Nutritionists warn high blood pressure links grow stronger, with obesity and inactivity also fueling the trend.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Bonnie Liebman
Center For Science
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