Skidmore Hulsey wed in Ottawa church ceremony
Annette Lee Skidmore of Overland Park and Brian Woodruff Hulsey of Phoenix were married April 21 1990 at First Christian Church Ottawa officiated by Rev Donald E Richardson. The couple now reside in Phoenix with both graduates of Kansas State University in architecture and fine arts respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Lee Skidmore
Overland Park
Brian Woodruff Hulsey
Phoenix
Ariz
First Christian Church
Ottawa
Donald E. Richardson
Vince
Norma Skidmore
Owen G. Hulsey
Kansas City
Kansas State University
Mast Advertising and Publishing
Curtin Brown Jacqueline Curtin and Michael Shannon Brown Wed
Jacqueline Ann Curtin and Michael Shannon Brown exchanged wedding vows March 31, 1990, at First Christian Church in Ottawa with Rev. Donald E. Richardson officiating. The couple now resides in Lawrence after a reception at Princeton Community Building. The bride, a 1987 Central Heights graduate, is a caregiver and homemaker. the groom, a 1988 graduate, manages the Sonic Drive-In in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Ann Curtin
Mural Osawatomie
Michael Shannon Brown
Lawrence
First Christian Church
Ottawa
Donald E. Richardson
Princeton
Fairfield Bay
Ark
Central Heights High School
Tina Lintner and William Guthrie Wed in Wellsville Church
Tina Marie Lintner and William Glen Guthrie married March 16 1990 in a double ring ceremony at Wellsville Baptist Church. The bride wore a satin gown with sequins and pearls and a long tiered train. maid of honor Earle Lintner and best man Chad Guthrie attended. The couple, both employed locally, planned a Weston Kansas City reception before traveling.
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Beth Skidmore
Louis
Thomas Hulsey
Dallas
Marilee Skidmore
Ellinwood
Sharon Skidmore
Wichita
Gina Bundy
Baldwin
Andrew Stumpff
Kansas City
Gerald Brokeshoulder
Manhattan
Jeffery Vandel
Kathleen McLarren
Tina Marie Lintner
William Glen Guthrie
Wellsville Baptist Church
Albert and
Karen Lintner Jr
Wellsville
RFD 2
Pamela Raley
Charles Guthrie
Earle Lintner
Chad Guthrie
Wellsvil
Babies Named Alexander Thomas Danfelt in Bellevue Birth
Gayle and Eric Danfelt of Bellevue Washington have named their son Alexander Thomas Danfelt born May 4 1990 at Bellevue. He weighed 8 pounds 15 ounces and has a brother Andrew age 2. Grandparents Herb and Betty Wittmeyer Ottawa and David and Lynette Danfelt Concord California. Great grandmothers Floy Leslie Marshall Arkansas and Peggie Dickinson Concord California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Thomas Danfelt
Gayle
Eric Danfelt
Bellevue
Wash
Fror
Alexander
Andrew
Herb
Betty Wittmeyer
Ottawa
David
Lynette Danfelt
Concord
Calif
Floy Leslie
Marshall
Ark
Peggie Dickinson
Foutses mark 50th wedding anniversary celebration
Lowell and Louise Fouts celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a May 20 reception from 1 30 to 4 p m at Celebration Hall Franklin County Fairgrounds West 17th Street. Hosts are their children Ann Leroy Denise Keith Ottawa Linda John Urkevich Casey Ashley Harrisonville MO. Louise Bell and Lowell Fouts wed May 9 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Louise Fouts
S. Cedar
Celebration Hall
Franklin County Fairgrounds
West 17Th Street
Ann
Leroy Fouts
Denise
Keith
Ottawa
Linda
John Urkevich
Casey
Ashley
Harrisonville
Louise Bell
Lowell Fouts
Rices celebrate anniversary in Pomona gathering
Bonnie L. and Marlin J. Rice mark their anniversary with a May 20 event from 2 to 4 p.m. at Pomona Community Hall hosted by their children Gary and Barbara Rice Judy and Rick Youngs and Marla and Jeff Sloop. They have seven grandchildren. Bonnie L. Brock and Marlin J. Rice wed June 17, 1940 in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie L
Marlin J. Rice
Pomona
Pomona Community Hall
Gary
Barbara Rice
Paola
Judy
Rick Youngs
Las Vegas
Nev
Marla
Jeff Sloop
Lawrence
Bonnie L. Brock
Ottawa
Froggattes Celebrate 49th Wedding Anniversary
Betty and Grover Froggatte of Princeton RFD 1 will be honored May 9, 1990, at home with a family gathering. Hosts are children Bessie and Don Bloomer Rantoul Steve and Sherry Froggatte Princeton and Kenneth and Judy Froggatte Ottawa. They have 10 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Betty and Grover married May 9, 1941, at Beaver County Okla. They moved to Princeton area in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Grover O. Froggatte
Princeton
RFD
Bessie
Don Bloomer
Rantoul
Steve
Sherry Froggatte
Kenneth
Judy Froggatte
Ottawa
Beaver County
Oklo
Princeton Area
Head Lice Facts for School Children
Head lice are tiny parasites that cling to skin and feed on blood. Infestations are common among elementary students and cause itching and redness. Treatments include prescription and nonprescription shampoos, with timing for reapplication and combs to remove eggs.
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Bob Curtin
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Herb Roy
LaCygne
Charles Brown
Hutchinson
Teresa Banks
Richmond
Eric Wilson
Shelli Clark
Warren Hull
Matt
Stacey Boecker
Garnett
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Emporia
Bryce Rockhold
Tiffany
Shawn Waddell
Cathy Parsons
Don Brown
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Jacqueline and
Michael Brown
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Guthrie
Wellsville Bank
Mid America Hydraulic Repair
Olathe
Tina,and
William Guthrie
Tim
Missi Johnson
Pittsburg
Tyler Duane Johnson
Don and
Nancy Johnson
Kathy Fearmonte
Bessie Johnson
Norman and
Millie Cowles
Omaha
Neb
Radio Shack
RICOH
China
HUTCH
Bridal Registry
Denny Helniger Shon
Yuet
Paula Andeay
Stephen Curtie
Jane Gillogly
Brian Smith
Dawn Jones
Kenyon
Rumford
Rhonda Freamen Dannis Lushbaugh
Denise Chamblin Keenan Beauchamp
Laura Hinderitter
Sean Marconette
Kim Weers
Jim Maloney
Salvation Army
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New Jersey
Lowell and
Bonnie L. and
the Froggattes
Betty L. Girk
Betty and
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Robert Hites
S. Main
Farm Bureau Insurance
Sutton's Jewelry
South Main
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