Milliman Reeves Vows Solemnized in Miami Oklahoma
Ruby Ann Milliman and David W. Reeves were married at 8 pm on June 13 in Miami Oklahoma attended by Jack ie Schobe of Grove. The bride wore white satin with lace, veil and pearls, and carried an orchid mum. the matron of honor wore navy with pale orchid mum. After a trip to the Ozarks they reside in Ottawa. The bride is a 1965 Ottawa High graduate employed at the Hercules plant. the groom is a 1962 Grove High School graduate and recent Army draftee. A belated reception and shower followed June 19 at the House of Douglas with blue white decor and a three tier cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Ann Milliman
Flora Milliman
Cedar
Amherst Milliman
David W. Reeves
Dave Reeves
Grove
Okla
Miami
Jackie Schobe
Ozarks
Ottawa
Bride
Ottawa High School
Hercules Powder Plant
de Soto
Grove High School
United States Army
House of Douglas
Lacy-Horn Vows United In Marriage At Garnett
Nancy Kaye Lacy and Rick Lee Horn of Garnett wed on June 6 in a ceremony uniting families. The couple, Garnett High School and Kansas State Teachers College graduates, earned Bachelors degrees in education and business respectively in May and now reside in Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Kaye Lacy
Rick Lee Horn
Garnett
Howard Lacy
Delwyn Horn
Garnett High School
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Garenett
Club Meeting At Princeton With Salt Mines Talk
The Far and Near Club met June 24 at Mrs. Grant Carey’s home in Princeton. President Mrs. Birdie Macy led the session, with Mrs. J C Hannanman presenting an article on The Salt Mines of Kansas. Nine children attended. Mrs. Jim Cunningham will entertain for the text meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Carey
Princeton
Birdie Macy
J.C. Hannanman
Kansas
Europe
Jim Cunningham
Dress pattern order instructions with address request
Fragmented notice describes pattern details and pricing for a dress with collar and flattery style. It directs sending two variant patterns costing 84 cents and 50 cents in coins to Amne Adatis at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept in New York, requesting name address zone and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amne Adatis
Cate
Ottawa Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Banter on kitchen hygiene and parenting in Ann Landers
The column cites readers complaining about a self-appointed cleanliness expert who washes produce and meats and claims a spotless kitchen. Another letter asks about permissive parenting as two sons plan summer dates, and Ann condemns the parents for endorsing such behavior, urging responsible guidance.
Reunion Visit Marks Malone Family Gathering in Ottawa
David E. Malone left Ottawa for Cheyenne Wyoming to join the 90th Missile Wing at F E Wars Air Force Base after a 10 day reunion with his wife Shirley and children Larry Nancy and Sara at Mrs Ola Keiths home 709 N Mulberry. He will retire from 20 years of service in 19 months and may teach later, having previously tutored part time at Brevard Junior College in Rockledge Florida. Shirley and the children traveled to Florida Monday to drive home, with plans to visit at Christmas.
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David E. Malone
Ottawa
F.E. Warsen Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Shirley
Larry
Nancy
Sara
Brevard Junior College
Rockledge
Fla
Socialettes of Ottawa Area Visit Highlights
Social notes list visits across regions including Mrs. Olive Graffham from 915 S Sycamore hosting her brother and wife Mr and Mrs L M Bassett Amarillo Texas. Other locals hosted relatives such as Mrs L L Davidson with son R S Shaffer and family from Fort Scott.
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Olive Graffham
S. Sycamore
L.M. Bassett
Amarillo
Tex
Ottawa
L. L. Davidson
Linewood
R. S. Shaffer
Fort Scott
Greyhound Bus Lines
U.S
Ottawans' Daughter Weds Max A Ferrell in Topeka Church
Past Ottawans' daughter Kay Marlene Wallis married Max A. Ferrell of Topeka on June 19 at Countryside Methodist Church Topeka. The double ring ceremony was officiated by Rev. Ronald Sundbye and Rev. Hobart Hildyard. Ferrell, an electrical engineer with Bendix in Kansas City, will teach French next fall at Shawnee Mission South High School. The couple plans a short wedding trip and home in Overland Park. The bride's parents, former Ottawans, lived in Franklin County and Ottawa for about 35 years before moving to Topeka.
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Kay Marlene Wallis
Willard B. Wallis
Max A. Ferrell
Topeka
Countryside Methodist Church
Ronald Sundbye
Hobart Hildyard
Bendix Corporation
Kansas City
Ferrell
Shawnee Mission South High School
Overland Park
Franklin County
Ottawa
State Wheat Harvest Delayed by Rain in Kansas
Rain across Kansas has further delayed the 1966 wheat harvest. The Kansas State employment service said moisture was heavy in several areas delaying cutting at Atwood Colby Ellsworth Gardens City Goodsland Hays and Jewell, with postponements expected statewide.
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Topeka
Kansas State Employment Service
Atwood
Colby
Ellsworth
Garden City
Goodsland
Hays
Jewell
Children Gather At Reunion For Sargent Family
Mr and Mrs Frank Sargent hosted a week long reunion for Mrs Sargents children from June 21 to 28 at 750 Ash A picnic was held at Lake Pomona on June 26 and a 1 pm Sunday dinner followed at the North American Hotel Attendees included multiple families from Wichita Oregon City Stafford Highland Norseford Topeka and other locations with several children and grandchildren listed by name.
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Frank Sargent
John R. Cox
Wichita
Dale Jacobs
Oregon City
Ore
Carol McNickle
Stafford
W. B. Jacobs
Highland
Calif
Mel Jacobs
Ted Jacobs
Marvin Middelton
Norseford
Nebr
Bob Jacobs
Jeanene Wagers
Peter Drumsmond Hay
Topeka
Producing Rice Wastes Efforts For End Result
Rome AP report cites a UN FAO study on global rice output. It notes Japan can yield about 4620 pounds per acre and a seven minute labor output of 44 pounds, while parts of Southeast Asia take seven hours for the same amount. Africa averages 880 pounds per acre due to old methods and manpower reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United Nations
Japan
Southeast Asia
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Superintendent at BU Retires
Mr. and Mrs. E L Early were honored Sunday with a covered dish supper by Baker University grounds employees. The retire ment of Early as superintendent of buildings and grounds takes effect July 1. He received an album for photographs from Ruth Carlson on behalf of the staff. Chester Wright of Baldwin is named the new superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
E.L. Early
Baker University Building Grounds Department
Early
BU Buildings and Grounds
Ruth Carlson
Chester Wright
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Rex Cody
Ruby Bain
Vesta Walters
Cody
Douglas
Bain
Pat Milliman
Johnnie Milliman
Lacy-Horn
Hitelams
Ann Landers
Ann
Dairy Queen
Main
Ottawa, Kansas
Eureka
Gratate Ay
J. L. Rokes
S. Mulberry
Floyd Stoffer
David
Jimmie
Stoffers
Nampa
Idaho
Georgia Gamble
Twin Falls
Judy O'Donnell
Scottsdale, Ariz
K. A. Eleben
Elben
Elm
Alfred Doncaster
Willow
Elmore Dufour
San Antonio
Ottawans
Max Ferrell
Mr. and
Albright
MONLY
First National Bank OF Ottawa
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