Wedding Vows Exchanged for Robin Chapman and Steve Phillips
Robin Chapman and Steve Phillips were married November 14 at Overbrook. Judge Larry Coursen officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Snover Jr of Olive Street. The groom is son of Delores York and Robert York of Emporia. He works for Mike Murray and Sons, concrete finishers, in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Chapman
Steve Phillips
N. Oak
Overbrook
Larry Coursen
Robert E. Snover Jr
Olive
Delores York, Gardner
Robert York
Emporia
Mike Murray and Sons
Kansas City
Kaw
Kressin O Malley wedding ties Kansas City pair
Karen Sarah Kressin and James J. O Malley of Kansas City exchanged vows November 18 at Fort Leavenworth. The bride, Georgetown and Kansas University graduate, and the groom, Bates College and KU Law School alumnus, will reside in Colorado Springs where he becomes a legal editor for Shepard McGraw Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Sarah Kressin
James J. O'Malley
Kansas City
Fort Leavenworth
Harold Kressin
S. Hickory
Michael J. O'Malley
Weymouth
Mass
Bates College
Lewiston
Maine
University of Kansas
K.U. Law School
Mary Beck Briscoe
Kansas Court of Appeals
the Bride
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Georgetown
Hoch Shields Chery united in Gardner ceremony
Jean Hoch and Lyle Turner Shields of Wellsville were married October 18 at First Presbyterian Church Gardner with Rev. Charles A. Ashmore officiating. Melinda Alumbaugh served as maid of honor and Ron Johnston as best man. Erika Shields was flower girl and Paul Sullivan ring bearer. Ushers included Tony Hoch Larry Palmisano Allen Shields and Gary Lawrenz. Music by Heidi Silvers and Alice Rolls. Reception followed at the church. The bride manages the Dari Bar Wellsville and the groom works for Cramer Products Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sullivan
Tony Hoch
Gardner
Larry Palmisano
Shawnee
Allen Shields
Gary Lawrenz
Wellsville
Heidi Silvers
Alice Rolls
Cramer Products
Skilton Music Club marks 60th anniversary with program
Skilton Music Club celebrated its 60th anniversary with a November 12 meeting at the Loren and Mrs. Matthews home. The program featured works performed 1926 to 1935 by Dorothy Matthews, Loren Matthews, Bob Green, Donita McMillan, and others, plus a second talk by Jim Smith on Charles Sanford Skilton, the club’s founder and KU dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skilton Music Club
Loren Matthews
Bob Green
Dorothy Matthews
Sibelius
Jim Smith
University of Kansas
Charles Sanford Skilton
Skilton
Massachusetts
Berlin
North Carolina
New Jersey
Elderly Drivers And The Fink That Helped Save Lives
A reader details fear and inaction on elderly drivers, recounting how an almost blind acquaintance continued driving until a license renewal prompted intervention. The letter urges proactive testing and reporting to protect the public, praising a San Diego contributor as a hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Motor Vehicle Department
Three anniversaries noted in Ottawa area notices
Three couples are marking significant anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Ream celebrate 25 years with three sons listed. Clifford W. Carey and Lois Brubaker wed in 1936 and observe 50 years with a 2 to 4 p.m. reception at Franklin County Senior Center. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Miller observe 25 years with vows renewal at North Baptist Church followed by a reception. their son Tony Miller and Rob Miller are named plus Myron Englund and Patricia L. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe C. Ream
Ottawa
Clifford W. Carey
RFD
Franklin County Senior Center
Marlene Ferguson
N. Oak
Larry Carey
Topeka
Richard Carey
N. Sycamore
Clifford Carey
Lois Brubaker
Garnett
Donald E. Miller
S. Locust
North Baptist Church
Tony Miller
N. Poplar
Myron Englund
E. Blackhawk
Rob Miller
Patricia L. Williams
First Christian Church
Pumpkin Bread and Orange Spice Rolls from Autumn Kitchen
Homemade pumpkin treats feature spiced bread and orange spice rolls. Recipes include pumpkin, flour, yeast, sugar, spices, and optional raisins, with steps for kneading rising shaping and baking to golden brown.
Gollier speaks to Ottawa area teachers on Medicare cuts
Dr. Bud Gollier addressed more than 50 attendees at the Ottawa Area Retired Teachers Association November meeting in Elliott Hall. He described Medicare cutbacks affecting hospitals, urged that doctors protect patient care, and explained 23 hour observation to assess admission need. Stanley DeFries performed two piano pieces. A memorial silent prayer honored past president Willis Jordan who died recently. Carroll Wells announced a December 8 legislative seminar at Park Place II. A breakfast is set for 8:30 a.m. December 21 at Hill House. The January meeting will be a carry-in dinner at noon January 9 at Elliott Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Gollier
Ottawa
Stanley DeFries
Ottawa University
Willis Jordan
the Hill House
Elliott Hall
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Phillips
Mrs
I.W
Dallas
Papa
Gratefuls
Oak Haven
Richmond
Kansas
Mary SueCox Barbara Neal
Dir. of Nursing
Bridal and Gift Registry
Nancy Ferguson
John Parkin
Kathie Hennessey
Ron Puterbaugh
Joe C.ream
China Hutch
Nancy Ferguson John
Parkin
Rebecca Donald J. Rie
Chris Ly Ryan KK
Shawn Jones
J.R. Baldwin
Davis Scheck, Jr
Gollier
Carroll Wells
Park Place II
Sutton's
Sutton
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