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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2003
Page
9
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Markets BEAL RHOADES Clysta Michelle Beal and Andrew Marshell Rhoades of Ottawa were married March 15 2003 at First Baptist Church Ottawa in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Oliv er Bergeron. The bride daughter of Donna White and Velma White grandmother of Wichita wore lace and pearl dress with cranberry roses and white lilies. She studies at Ottawa University. The groom son of Danny Everson and Sue Harbison Ottawa graduated Neosho County Community College and works at Havens Steel. Officiants, attendants, and reception details are provided along with a Canton Texas honeymoon.
Lily Marie Byard, born February 27 2003 at Shawnee Mission Medical Center to Andy and Christine Byard, Shawnee, weighs 7 pounds 15 ounces. Siblings Jack, grandparents Lowell Tawney, Carol Lane, Bill Byard, Rosemary Byard, great grandparents Charlotte Demers and Rose Jaksa, relative locations include Las Vegas and Shawnee. Also listed: Christopher Freeman, born April 6 2003 at Providence Medical Center in Kansas City to Chuck and Amy Freeman.
Traci Nelson and Tom Pearce of Overbrook announce their engagement. The bride elect is the daughter of Tammy Campbell and the late Tim Nelson, a Pomona High School and Emporia State University graduate. The groom is the son of Phillip and Barbara Pearce, a Pomona High School and business administration graduate. He works as an installer at Dream Kitchen and Supply. The couple plans a June 21 ceremony.
Emily Bloss of Wellsville and Derrick Carpenter of Wellsville plan to wed at First United Methodist Church in Baldwin City. Bloss, a Wellsville High School graduate with a recreation and health promotion degree, is a live-in nanny in Bentonville Arkansas. Carpenter holds a computer information systems degree and works as a programmer for Walmart in Bentonville. The couple’s families include Julia Lyn Martin and multiple relatives in Ottawa and Wellsville.
A group of Point Loma High School students created a musical titled Sticky Fingers A Tale of Saks Lies and Videotape based on Winona Ryder s Beverly Hills shoplifting trial. The show parodies the sensational case in which Ryder was convicted for stealing about 6000 in merchandise from Saks Fifth Avenue.
In Las Cruces New Mexico AP reports mayor Bill Mattiace opened City Hall by removing the door to his office so the prohibition on closed door meetings is moot. Citizens can walk in to chat with the mayor.
Marion and Mary Lou Eigsti of Dayton Ohio marked their 50th wedding anniversary April 25 with a dinner at Yan kee Trace Country Club. Hosts were their children Sherri Eigsti and Jean Klusty. The couple, married April 25 1953 at The First United Methodist Church, have two grandchildren. Marion Gene Bigsti and Mary Lou Keene are noted as graduates of Ottawa High School class of 1951 and 1952 respectively.
Paul and Audean Gordon Paul of Ottawa mark 25 years of marriage with an open house from 2 to 4 PM on Sunday June 1 at 3140 Marshall Road. Hosts are Amanda Paul from Ottawa and Darrin and Tracie Paul of Everett Washington. The couple wed June 4 1978 in Lane.
Joel and Marilyn Nordeen of Ottawa celebrate 50 years married with a reception from 2 to 4 PM on June 8 at First United Methodist Church. They wed June 7 1953 at the same church. Hosts are children Philip Jana Nordeen Indiana and Roger Linda Nordeen Clathe. Grandchildren Laura Sarah Reese noted. No gifts requested.
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