Minnick Announces Engagement of Ann Minnick and Joe Moore
Mr and Mrs Jerome A Minnick announce the engagement of their daughter Ann to Joe Robert L Moore son of Mr and Mrs William R Moore of Denver Colorado The bride elect is a 1969 Ottawa High School graduate who attended Temple Buell College and studies at Metropolitan State College in Denver Moore majors in petroleum engineering at Colorado School of Mines Golden Colorado He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Sigma Gamma Epsilon honorary societies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome A. Minnick
Mulberry
Ann
Joe Robert L. Moore
William R. Moore
Denver
Colo
Ottawa High School
Miss Minnick
Temple Buell College
Metropolitan State College
Moore
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Problems By Ann Landers on Chiropractors and Medicine
Ann Landers argues against chiropractic claims citing lack of scientific basis and official condemnations. She notes 20,000 chiropractors, 30 million believers, and warns that faith and suggestion can drive cures while medical authorities and health bodies view chiropractic skeptically. She cites Hew and Quebec medical groups and cites Dr. Bartemeier on witch doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
H.E.W
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Province of
Quebec
Leo Bartemeier
Baltimore
Peru
Bartemeier
Family Connections of Erin Humiston and Family
Erin Wesley Humiston, 24, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Humiston of 1031 S Locust. His grandparents are Mrs. Pauline Scruggs of North Little Rock Arkansas and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Humiston of Princeton. Great grandparents include Jess Fields of Princeton, Mrs. Lilian Humiston of 708 S Hickory, and Lynn Hummiston of Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Wesley
Gayle Humiston
S. Locust
Pauline Scruggs
North Little Rock
Ark
Kenneth Humiston
Princeton
Jess Fields
Lilian Humiston
S. Hickory
Lynn Hummiston
Garnett
Zig Zag Club Meeting Plans Bus Trip and Sale
Zig Zag Club convened Monday at Mrs Rolland Sass home with co host Mrs Gene Domnanish both from rural Princeton A white elephant sale was held and clothing was shown Plans were laid for a March 16 bus trip to White Lakes Shopping Center in Topeka The door prize went to Mary Peterford of Greeley Mrs Harold Kimball and Mrs Leo Wiederholt Jr will host the group on April 19 Mrs Arthur Jensen was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Sass
Gene Domnanish
Princeton
White Lakes
Topeka
Mary Peterford
Greeley
Harold Kimball
Leo Wiederholt ,Jr
Paula Deanery
Council of Catholic Women
St. Phillips Church
Osawatomie
Ottawa
Raymond Carey
Rose Abbott
Richard Butell
Clara Bellefleur
Robert Pflumm
St. Theresa’s Church
Westphalia
Hiram Gonzales
John Hopengardner
Paola
ACCW
Francis Blaufus
Joseph Strudinger
Father Pflumm
Jack Barrington
Bernard Gelhaus
Earl Barrett
James Sullivan
America the Beautiful
multiple births and community notices in Ottawa area
The March 6 baby Cheryl Ann Moody was born to Mr and Mrs Jim Moody of Laramie Wyoming weighing seven pounds nine and a half ounces. Ottawa hosts twin Wendy Sue and Lisa Marie Taylor born March 4 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Taylor with weights five pounds four and a half ounces and five pounds fourteen ounces. Lori Diane Whitaker born February 28 to Mr and Mrs Jerry Whitaker of Osawatomie weighing eight pounds ten ounces. Grandparents and great grandparents listed, plus local club meetings and guest speakers at Past Matrons, MPM Club, PEO Chapter AU, WSCS, and Council of Catholic Women with plans for upcoming events and a Kansas City bus trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Moody
Laramie
Wyo
Cheryl Ann
John Reynolds
Harry Moody
Wilma Reynolds
Helen Kersley
Ottawa
Thomas Taylor
Wendy Sue
Lisa Marie
Merle Taylor
Raymond Adams
Williamsburg
Pearl Butter
Jerry Whitaker
Osawatomie
Lori Diane
Warren Yackle
Paola
Steve Hoelsher
Richmond
George Yackle
Hillsdale
Golden Anniversary for G. Howard Hardtaker and Eva Sutton
The golden wedding anniversary of G. Howard Hardtaker and Eva Sutton will be celebrated with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday in the Jayhawk Room of the Holiday Inn in Lawrence. The couple, married March 12, 1921 in Ottawa, have resided in Lawrence since. he is a retired machinist for Pippers Auto Supply. They have 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren and request no gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Howard Hardtaker
Maine
Lawrence
Jayhawk
Holiday Inn
Don Crumer
Gene Hardtarfer
Leslie Hardtarfer
Everett
Wash
G. Howard Hardtarfer
Ottawa University couple to wed in April ceremony
Linda Bartlett daughter of Mr. and Mrs Earl Bartlett and Lexie Covington son of Mr. and Mrs Bennie Lenard of Chicago announce their engagement. Linda, a 1969 Ottawa High School graduate and OU sophomore, works for Southwestern Bell. Lexie, a senior majoring in business administration, works at Safeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bartlett
N. King
Linda
Lexie Covington
Bennie Lenard
Chicago
Ottawa University
Ottawa High School
Miss Bartlett
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Covington
Safeway
Local families receive visits as service moves unfold
Maj. and Mrs. James A. Fivian and family visited relatives in Richmond before Maj. Fivian heads to Omaha as Army Advisor to the Nebraska National Guard after earning Infantry Officers Advance Course at Ft. Benning. Other greetings included Mrs. Ron Carolan's return to Long Island, and weekend hospitality extended to Steve Mitchell and Troy in Wichita, Randy Bowman's birthday dinner in Richmond, and multiple visits among Kuiken, Schafer, Bishop, Stock, and Huenink households. A Minneapolis delegation visited Leo Wiederholt Sr. and Dr. Charles Lukinac's group in Leo Wiederholt Sr.'s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Fivian
Michelle
John A. Fivian
Ottawa
Haydn L. Shaw
Willow
C. L. Mathias
Princeton
Maj. Fivian
Nebraska National Guard
Omaha
Ft. Benning
Robert Kuiken
Richmond
Kansas City
Leah
DAR State Conference Set for Wichita Kansas
The 73rd annual Kansas Society Daughters of the American Revolution state conference will meet Thursday through Saturday at Hotel Broadview Wichita. Delegates from 65 chapters attend under state regent Mrs. Bertram J. Lempenau. Host chapters are Southeast district. Highlight guest Mrs. Erwin Frees Seimes NSCAR president general will speak on patriotism topics. Wichita Mayor Price Woodard to welcome. USMC officers to speak at Flag lunch. Awards include 1971 Good Citizen and Outstanding Junior. Kathleen Whitaker awarded scholarship through Ottawa DAR chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Broadview
Wichita
Bertram J. Lempenau
Topeka
Edna Wheatley
Arkansas City
L. B. Roller
Parsons
Wallace Decker
James T. Lewis
Hutchinson
Erwin Frees Seimes
NSCAR
Washington
D.C
National Headquarters
Price Woodard
David A. Vetter
U.S. Marine Corps
Larry E. Banks
Flag of the USA
Vietnam
KSDAR
Kathleen Whitaker
Edward Hand Dar
Ottawa
Lawrence
D. C. Whitaker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ann Minnick
Ann Landers
American Medical Association
Erin Humiston
Arthur Jensen
Hostesa
Harry Webster
Phil McCracken
Victor Hughes
Lisa, Scott
Diane Rader
David Towner
Jobs Daughters
MPM Club
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Katherine McClure
Nell Barnaby
Carnegie Free Library
Sunny Decker
Country Editor
Hal Borland
Joan Walsh Englund
PEO
John Sheldon
Dale Fox
Fred Kaiser
John Wallace
Allen Loyd
Bruce Spears
Phyllis Foster
Leo Converse
Jerome Minnick
William Wallace
J. E. Decker
Alpha Circle Wscs
Fellowship Hall
Frank Davis
Jay Brown
Della C. Lamb
St. Paul's School of Theology
Spofford Home
Iola
Clayton Lehman
Baldwin
R. Wren
Pipperts Auto Supply
Mrs. Hardtarfer
Mrs. G. Howard Hardtarfer
Call Jack Harvey
Linda Bartlett
Ron Carolan
Long Island, N. Y
Virginia Miller
Steve Mitchell
Troy
Vernon Bethell
Dorothy Bowman
Randy
Rick Bowman
Pittsburg
D. J
Penny Rockers
Emma Mardick
Barbara Stoetaert
Independence
Emporia State
Robert Cooper
Kaye
Charles Schafer
Danny
Kenneth Bishop
Lori
Amy
Gary Stock
Johnny
Teresa
E. E. Jordan
Hattie Huenink
Glen Prange
Hickman, Neb
Arnold Topp
Huenink
Charles Lukinac
David
Minneapolis,Minn
Leo Wiederholt Sr
Dar State
Elna Albright
Moe Gave
Kem-Namel
Lorex
Ottawa Lumber Co
S. Main
Bob and
Jim McCrea
Ottawa, Kansas
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