Overland Park Nuptials Unite James Coiner and Devra Barber
Mr and Mrs James Charles Coiner were wed May 22 at Overland Park First Christian Church in Overland Park with Rev Forrest Haggard officiating. The bride Devra Rae Barber wore a Venice lace gown with chapel train and carried white daisies. Bridesmaid Shari Huth and matron of honor Karen Huth assisted. The couple, both Overland Park city employees, honeymooned in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Park
James Charles Coiner
Overland Park First Christian Church
Forrest Haggard
Devra Rae Barber
Sidney L. Barber
S. Hickory
Ralph L. Conner
Gardner
Venice
Karen Huth
Shawnee Mission
Deborah Barber
Shari Huth
Steven Ward
Ronald McCabe
Douglas
Dragerty Fairway
Michael Kerns
Marc Huth
Fred Fuller
James Snider
Ottawa
Barbara Stegner
Ray Vallejo
Colorado
Western Hills
Monday recruit class at North Baptist Church scene
Monday recruit class at North Baptist Church with 6:30 p.m. potluck. other groups meet throughout the week including TOPS Trimettes at the Youth Center and various church and civic organizations scheduling meetings and activities.
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North Baptist Church
E. E. Haley
American Legion Auxiliary
Socialettes at Ottawa Hill House reunion and dinners
Social notes reveal Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Powers of Wichita visiting Ottawa with their aunt and uncle Ola McDowell and Earl Powers. Guests included Bessie Hoopes and Bob Dickey. A Thursday reunion and dinner at Hill House brought together Esther Stroud Weatherford Oklahoma Richard Mack Edmond Oklahoma Walton Marley Gardner Pearl Elliott, Fred Wood, Frank Swearingen, Dan Mullen, Oscar Graham. Sisters Stroud Marley Elliott and Graham with brother Swearingen had not met in nine years. After dinner, the group visited Mrs. Wood’s home.
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Glenn Powers
Wichita
Ottawa
Ola McDowell
Earl Powers
Bessie Hoopes
Bob Dickey
the Hill House
Esther Stroud
Weatherford
Okla
Richard Mack
Edmond
Walton Marley
Gardner
Pearl. Elliott
Fred Wood
Frank Swearingen
Dan Mullen
Oscar Graham
Elliott
Stroud
Marley
Graham
Wood
Hints From Heloise on camping with improvised wand roaster
Dear Heloise shares a readers tip for toasting weiners over a fire using a repaired TV antenna that folds for easy storage during camping trips. The item shows practical reuse ideas and portable design.
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Heloise
Lora
Barbara
Episcopal Thrift Shop marks 26 years in business
Grace Episcopal Churchwomen run the Ottawa thrift shop at 503 North Main, formerly at 131 South Main, with hours 1 to 4 p m Wednesday and Friday and 9 to 1 on Saturdays. Since opening in 1945, volunteers have donated and sorted clothing, dishes, books, and small appliances, now expanding to furniture. proceeds support church projects and community service.
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Episcopal Thrift Shop
Grace Episcopal Church
Thrift Shop
Ottawa
Sam H. Ober
Church Guild
Robert Scott
Emmanual Church
Olathe
Halloran
Litwin's
S. Main
Wassmer’s Clothing
House of Good Shepherd
Arizona
Church World Service
Curby
Clifford Geery
Robert B. Anderson
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Grace Episcopal Thrift Shop
Alice Hoppe
Howard Duncan
Mrs
Rachel Circle
First United Methodist Church
Forest Park
Wesleyan Service Guild
John Ott
Sweert Adelines
Rebekahs Seekers
Trinity United Methodist Church
House of Douglas
Zigzaggers Club
Fred McFarland
Emery Green
Zee Tops
Lofgreen
R. A. Gollier
Paine
Ganibles
Gantibles
Linda Wheeler
N. Main
O. L. Hawkins
Kramer's
F. R. Nurman
Ober
People’s Bank
Bert Anderson
Lorena Curby
George Houghland
Ralph Hanes
Eunice Ott
Basil Kelsey
R. A. Harris
F. M. Harris
Fred Kaiser
Maye Halloran
Frances Sands
Mrs. Geery
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