Steeles Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary
Steeles observe their 40th wedding anniversary Friday. Robert W. Steele and Grace Meineke married June 15, 1933 in Lawrence. They live on a Pomona rural route. he is a dairy farmer. They have three children and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Steele Jr
Pomona
RFD 1
Robert W. Steele
Grace Meineke
Lawrence
Delores Fowler
Casper
Wyo
Richard Steele
Ottawa
Jennie Marie Dehm Born At Ransom Memorial Hospital
A daughter born June 4 at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dehm of Princeton is named Jennie Marie. She weighed 11 pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Graves of Prairie Village and Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Dehm of Green City Missouri. Great-grandparents are Mrs. L. B. Graves of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sullivan of Spring Hill. The couple has three other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Michael Dehm
Princeton
Jennie Marie
James Graves
Prairie Village
Howard R. Dehm
Green City
L. B. Graves
Richmond
Jack Sullivan
Spring Hill
Club Forecast Thursday Events Across Kansas City Areas
A lineup of meetings and socials includes auxiliary activities at 8 p.m., TOPS KS events at 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Ottawa locations, a 7:30 p.m. Kiwani Queens gathering, a Daughters Club luncheon with Mrs. Harold Simmons, a Soroptimists noon gathering at the Lofgreen Building, and Emery Green Social Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Ottawa
Kiwani Queens
Daughters Club
Harold Simmons
Emery Green Social Club
Shish Kebab Heritage and Prep Tips
Shish kebabs are a Middle East legacy where shepherds roasted lamb over coals. Modern charcoal cooking adapts well, marinate lamb or beef cubes in yogurt onion and spices, tenderizes and flavors the meat, then thread on skewers and cook.
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Middle East
Remember Me and Other Ann Landers Fragments
A mixed set of reader letters and cookbook snippets. Ann Landers responds to a customer service critique and a funeral courtesy question, then provides a meat kebab recipe with spice notes and cooking tips. The piece closes with notes on cilantro and market availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Shackelford Johnson Wedding at First Baptist Church
Mr and Mrs Junior Shackelford celebrated the marriage of Sharon Kay Johnson and the groom on May 31 at First Baptist Church Ottawa. The couple, both Ottawa residents, will honeymoon in Farmersville California after a reception in Elliott Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Shackelford
First Baptist Church
Sharon Kay Johnson
Clyde C. Johnson
S. Cedar
Eseline Shackelford
Farmersville
Calif
Elliott Hall
David Miller
Mike Silsby
Ottawa
Steve Dryden
Julie Nesbit
Sheri Player
Ottawa High School
Josten
American Yearbook Co
Topeka
Exeter Union High School
California
Waymire’s
Olathe
Bob Thompson
Bonnie Norris
Charles Gillette
Lowell Fouts
James Warnock
Mark Nesbit
REM Club Hosts Tuesday Meeting and Army Mothers Gather
Nellie Durbin presided REM Club with guests Mrs. Elmer Sieg and Mrs. Opal Petty. Army Mothers met in Memorial Auditorium with Mrs. Loyd Murray presiding, colors by Mrs. Ema Clavel and Mrs. C D Hood, luncheon and white elephant auction, finance report by Mrs. Tom Liggett. Chapter AU PEO attended patio supper at Lanah Cameron’s home. state convention report by Mrs. Lawrence Tice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Durbin
REM Club
Elmer Sieg
Opal Petty
Vernon Sampsel
Freda Kissinger
Julia Jones
Petty
Alta Unger
Gladys Spooner
Memorial Auditorium
Loyd Murray
Ema Clavel
C.D. Hood
Clarence Keefer
Tom Liggett
Marie Gossett
Olf 'Éardds
Chapter AU
PEO
Lanah Cameron
Allen Loyd
Lawrence Tice
Hutchinson
Jack Wallace
PEO Home Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steeles
Robert Steele SR
By Dottie Wellington
Ann Tanders
J. Q
Ann
Uassmer’s
Ottawa Retail Association
Johnson-Shackelford
James McCrossen
Connie Johnson
Cheryl Conner
Walnut Creek
Jerry Martin
Manhattan
MR. and
Mrs
John Riddle III
Belle Plaine
Sutton’s
Sutton
American Gem Society
S. Main
HARGE
Ramsay Charge
Bank Americard Master
Otta Shop
Pean
Walhees
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