OU Graduates Wed Sunday In Illinois
Lucinda Reeves and David L Brown, Ottawa University graduates, were married Sunday at First Baptist Church in Galesburg Illinois. Rev Malcolm Shotwell presided with music by Alan Spears and Dick Griffiths. The bride wore a white organza gown with lace, veil, and a cascading bouquet. Christine Nelson served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Debra Chimotich and others. The couple plans to reside in Topeka after June 1, 1969, and pursue teaching and special education studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Lee Reeves
Charles Gordon. Reeves
Galesburg
David L. Brown
Glenn Brown
Topeka
First Baptist Church
Ottawa University
Malcolm G. Shotwell
Alan Spears
Dick Griffiths
Monmouth, IN
Christine Nelson
Debbie Chimotich
Malcolm O’dean
Carbondale
David Prochaska
Salina
Venice
Lisa Kilpatrick
Laurie Notham
Mark Kilpatrick
Roger G. Brown
Evanston
Ill
J. Stephen Dennis
St. Louis
Martin Wollmuth
Turon
Jon Kirby
Overland Park
Ber Simon
Charles Upsh
Denver
Colo
Steven Dailey
Amity
Bride
D. F. Herrington
Lawndale
Calif
D. W. Deal
David Buckmaster
Forrest. Kilpatrick
Jerome Notham
Marsha Fox
Ulla Jensen
Chicago
Conrad Hawkins
Topeka State Mental Hospital
Racine, Wise
Women’s Interdorm Council
Interclub Council
Department of Education
Phi Delta Phi
Bay’s
Washburn University
Lane Street
South
Miss Lloyd Honored At Lincoln School Reception
Eleanor Lloyd, retiring after 45 years teaching elementary students, was celebrated at a Lincoln school reception. Friends and relatives joined 450 attendees as former student Marlin Allen, Otawa University artist S. Barre Barrett, and Lincoln PTA rep Imogene Droddy presented gifts including a color television and an oil painting. The event featured a view of the old and new Lincoln school buildings and a tree Mrs. Lloyd donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Lloyd
Lincoln School
Arnold Dodd
Homer Kramer
Beulah Thompson
Ruth and. Marlin
Jim Allen
Miss Lloyd
Lincoln Pta
Imogene Droddy
S. Barre Barrett
Ottawa University
Lisa
Evan Lloyd
Linda Tesar
Connie Lloyd
John Lloyd
Marlin Kimball
Socialettes Birthday and Visits Across Towns
Social notes list birthdays and visits across multiple towns. Furman hosts 69th birthday dinner in Council Grove for Mr. Carl Furman. Cousins and relatives travel between Richmond Wichita Princeton Cannonsburg and Looms of Omaha Tucson and Compton. Also a luncheon salad suggestion with turkey ham prunes pineapple celery and almonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Furman
S. Locust
Virgil Weets
Council Grove
Furman
Skilton Music Club Program and Potluck Dinner
Members gathered May 21 at Ottawa University Lodge Lake Pomona for a program titled I Am Gaiety and Laughter led by Mrs Tom Lewis. The imagined Broadway trip featured The Sound of Music On a Clear Day Fantasticks The Music Man and Mame with participants Mrs Bruce Spears Al Williams John Sheldon and others. Guests included Eldon Rader Keith Shumway Ted Strain and Bruce Spears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skilton Music Club
Ottawa University Lodge
Lake Pomona
Tom Lewis
Sound of Music
Fantasticks
the Music Man
Martha Lou Elliott
Eddie Boyer
Frank Theyer
Eldon Rader
John Sheldon
Keith Shumway
al Williams
Ted Strain
Bruce Spears
Breakfast For Graduates At First Christian Church
Mr and Mrs Howard Doyen hosted a breakfast Sunday for Ottawa High School seniors Barbara Johnson Devra Barber Cheryl Talbott Mark Waymire Steve Nelson Petey Blunk Louis Kelly Den Stevens Eddie Underwood Carol Scott Larry Lynn Rodger Brownrigg Ginger Doyen and Rosemary Heck from Williamsburg High School. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Garland Bohn Bryce Bret and Aaron Drumright. The seniors were recognized during morning worship and given gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Barbara Johnson
Devra Barber
Cheryl Talbott
Mark Waymire
Steve Nelson
Petey Blunk
Louis Kelly
Dén" Stevens
Eddie Underwood
Carol Scott
Larry Lynn
Rodger Brownrigg
Ginger Doyen
Rosemary Heck
Williamsburg High School
Garland Bohn
Bryce
Bret
Aaron Drumright
Two Doctors Can Harm A Patient
Dear Ann Landers letters discuss dangers of a patient receiving prescription drugs from two doctors without their knowledge and urge the husband to inform both physicians. The column also covers record keeping for vaccines and a reader asking how Ann Landers receives mail, noting confidentiality and federal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ruth
Bennie
Izzy
ZY Gezundt
Ann
Arkansas Gazette
Walnut lookalike wood and stain tips
The answer notes you can use cheaper woods and stain to resemble walnut, stressing careful work and patience to achieve a match. Gum wood is mentioned as a substitute, but price checks are advised to determine if the effort pays off.
Dorothy Rollet to Wed Richard Milton in 1970
Dr and Mrs Paul Rollet of Maywood announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Richard Milton son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Milton of 534 S Sycamore. The couple plans to marry in summer 1970. Dorothy graduates from East Proviso High School Maywood and will receive her Ottawa University degree June 1. Richard is a graduate of Ottawa High School and now serves with the U S Naval Reserve in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rollet
Maywood, II
Dorothy
Richard Milton
Floyd Milton
S. Sycamore
Rollet
East Proviso High School
Maywood
Ottawa University
Ottawa High School
U.S. Naval Reserve
California
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Tesar
Thompson
Shumway
Dodd
Robert Begulin
Richard Hill
Norman Hazen
Kenneth Cunningham
Richmond
Winnie Cunningham
Keith Wallis
Wichita
al Kipper
Alfred Kipper
Omaha
Neb
Marguerite Brock
Cannonsburg
George Hiles
Herb Kepple
Mary and
Stella Kepple
Tucson, Ariz
Maynard Askins
Furman Porter
Garnett, Creer
Compton
Dale Bones
Princeton
Wally Frank
Marshall, Mo
Leslie Angst
Lebanon, Mo
Mrs
Carl Fairleigh
Darlene Fairleigh
Willis Garden Center
Ameoricard Welcome E
Howard Doyen
First Christian Church
By Jine Helons
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Succe
Stora
Scotts
Sutton
A.G.S
S. Main
Dorothy Rollet
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