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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1999
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Campbell mark their 50th wedding anniversary on May 12 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Church in Kramer Edner. Hosts will be their children. No gifts please.
An early reception marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Boyd and Betty White on April 25. The couple wed May 8, 1949, at Ruhamah Baptist Church near Rantoul. Attendees included family from Arizona Indiana and the surrounding area. Hosts were their four children spouses and grandchildren Rita Langston Topeka Carol Hickey Paris France Kent White Lenexa and Vic White Ottawa. The Whites have nine grandchildren.
Brianna Renae Yates turned four on April 18 and Brandon Noel Yates turned one on March 30. They are children of Brian and Brianne Yates and Susan Yates of Ottawa. Grandparents are Frank and Mary Lois Yates of Ottawa Rene McFarland of Pomona and Steve Prothe of Paola. Great grandparents include Dorothy Snell of Ottawa Doris Prothe of Paola Marrin Prothe of Paola Doug Hatchcraft of Wellsville and Myrtle Baash of Ottawa.
Karen Strack of Gardner and Jason Leadbetter of Ottawa have announced their engagement. She studies at Kansas University and works at Ky's Gymnastics. He is a Kansas State graduate, employed at Leadbetter Homes. They plan to marry September 11 at First Baptist Church in Gardner.
Osage City couple McMillen and Acker announce engagement. She, daughter of Wanda and Larry McMillen, is a Santa Fe Trail, Allen County Community College and Emporia State University student working at Santa Fe Trail USC 434 in Carbondale. He, son of Fred and Phyllis Acker, is a Pomona and Allen County alum studying health management at Emporia State University and employed by FCA in Overbrook. The couple plans to marry June 5 at United Methodist Church Overbrook.
Rene Louise Lauver and Kevin Lee Marsh announce their engagement. Lauver, a Williamsburg High School and Emporia State University graduate in sociology, and Marsh, a Northern Heights High School and Flint Hills Technical College graduate in electronics, plan to marry June 5 at the First Presbyterian Church in Emporia. Both couples run Nuvek Painting Inc. in Lee Summit, Missouri.
Jill Quenemo Driver and Robert Harmon of Roosevelt Oklahoma plan to marry on September 25 at First Baptist Church Roosevelt. They both attended Southwestern Oklahoma State University with degrees in accounting computer science and biology. He works as a computer programmer for Wal Mart in Bentonville Arkansas and she is a Tyson Foods supervisor. They reside in Bentonville.
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A string of birthday acknowledgments lists numerous youths including Tia Vitte asd Jordyn Lee Altic turning two in Ottawa and Dillon Randall Boeh April celebrations in Ottawa with family references. Other entries mention Adam Montague, Montague Evan Michael Macklin, Trey Andrew Ahring, and Eddie Jeffrey Bean, with grandparents and great grandparents named across Ottawa Junction City Pleasanton and Garnett. A subsequent AP report notes Sondra Locke settling a breach of contract suit with Warner Bros after accusing Clint Eastwood of conspiring to block her directing opportunities.
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