Lantz Forsythe Vows Solemnized in Chanute
Lin da Sue Lantz and Lawrence Dale Forsythe Jr. exchanged double ring vows Friday at Grant Avenue Baptist Church Chanute. Rev E M Pearson officiated with nuptial music by Evelyn Dormois and Linda Campbell. The couple will reside at the Institute of Logopedics Wichita to aid two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Sue Lantz
Lloyd Lantz
Chanute
Lawrence Dale Forsythe Jr
L. D. Forsythe
Wichita
Ottawa
E. M. Pearson
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Evelyn Dormois
Linda Campbell
Forsythey
Institute of Logopedics
Descendants Hold Second Beard Family Reunion at Forest Park
The late Patrick and Rhoda Beard’s descendants held their second annual reunion at Forest Park on Sunday. Four of nine children’s line attended, with Flare Watts of Ottawa the surviving sibling. Dozens of relatives from Topeka Overbrook Osage City Pomona Emporia Waverly Manhattan Perry Vassar Edgerton Chanute Princeton and Ottawa joined a basket dinner and afternoon visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Rhoda Beard
Forest Park
Flare Watts
Ottawa
Andrew Turner
Cyrus Garber
Junior Watts
Marvin
Randy
Keith Watts
Linda
A. K
Monica
Allen
Alfred Harr
Donna
Connie
Eileen
Leo Hart
Leonhart
Topeka
Rex Gilliland
Diane
Wilbur Reekie
Leon
Shirley
Gail
Overbrook
Earl Rings
Lyndon
Sylvan Catlin
Osage City
Max Hetrick
Ray Hughes
Pomona
Frank Osborne
Juanita
Glenn
Emporia
Lester Lingo
Edwin
Gary
Waverly
Ernest Caple
Kenneth
Linda Sue
Manhattan
Fred Hynes
Princeton
George Hurd
Sue
Sherry
Donnie
Patsy
Perry
Ralph Hamilton
Patty Lou
Leroy
Vassar
Mike Kunard
Edgerton
Garry Clay
Ginger
Chanute
Flave Watts Sr
Forrest Nicewander
David and Bradley
William Ratzleff
Robert Catlin
Ricky
Debra
Bobby
Ralph Beard
Art Meisel
Family Reunion Honors Oakley and Susan Oakley Visit
A Forest Park picnic Sunday honored Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Oakley of Inglewood California and Miss Susan Oakley of Buena Park California. Attendees included Keith Chanay and Jeff. Jim Rea. Millard Rodgers and family from Wellsville. Bob Rea and children from Independence. Dewey Cripe and Debby. Hank Rodgers and sons Dicky Jody Douglas Philip McClintic of Lawrence. Clarence Rea. W. M. McClintic and sons Terry Billy. Al Rybolt and Patty Steven. Glenn White and Linda Young of Ottawa. Mary Lou White of Olathe Naval Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Ralph C. Oakley
Inglewood
Calif
Susan Oakley
Buena Park
Keith Chanay
Jeff
Jim Rea
Millard Rodgers
Wellsville
Bob Rea
Mike
Steve
Barbara
Billy
Kelly Sue
Independence
Dewey Cripe
Debby
Hank Rodgers
Dicky
Jody
Douglas
Philip McClintic
Lawrence
Clarence Rea
W. M. McClintic
Terry
al Rybolt
Patty
Steven
Glenn White
Linda Young
Ottawa
Mary Lou White
Olathe Naval Base
FASTEETH Denture Securement Powder Ad Emphasis
A denture care notice promotes FASTEETH powder to stabilize false teeth for eating talking laughing and sneezing with confidence. It claims firmer plates without gummy taste or nausea and notes alkaline formula that helps control denture odor. Available at ny drug counters.
Socialettes Baxter Social Hour Meets This Week
Socialettes Baxter Social Hour club will meet Thursday with Mrs. James Allen. Mr. and Mrs. John Okerberg transported their granddaughter Susan Jane, 14, to Kansas City for a flight home to Montclair New Jersey. Susan Jane had been their houseguest six weeks. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rhoten A. Smith. Last week Mr. Okerberg's sister Mrs. A M Fornwald of Chicago visited three days. A C E meeting place for tomorrow night moved to the home of Mrs. Ivan Jacobsen and Miss Lanah Cameron 1334 S Oak for a lawn party. rain plan Garfield School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Okerberg
Susan Jane
Kansas City
Montclair
N. J
Rhoten A. Smith
Okerberg
A. M. Fornwald
Chicago
A.C.E
Ivan Jacobsen
Lanah Cameron
S. Oak
Garfield School
Rebekah Meet Draws 65 at Ottawa County Rally
Fifteen Rebekah members attended a county Love Rally in Quenemo last evening. Readings and performances included Kathryn and Madeline Sweetwood accordion numbers, piano solos by Joan Swallow, Pomona readings by Belle Hoopes, vocal solos by Mae Burch, Lena Tyler readings for Wellsville, and Julius Raffelock readings from Ottawa. A skit titled Friendship Lane was performed. The next meeting is planned in Wellsville on Sept. 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Club Forecast Wednesday gathers church and community groups
FIRST BAPTIST W.M.S. covered dish supper Elliott ball at 6 30 p.m. FIRST METHODIST W.S.C.S. at 2 p.m. UNION CHAPEL W.S.C.S. Hawkins Grange C W at First Christian Church A C F Jacobsen Cameron home 1234 6 Oak lawn party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
W.M.S
Elliott Ball
First Methodist
W.S.C.S
Union Chapel
W.S.C.S. Hawkins Grange
C.W
First Christian Church
A.C.F
Jacobsen-Cameron
Oak
Dear Ann Landers Advice Panel Dated Dilemmas
A reader group of letters from 18 to 22 year olds and parents. Ann Landers gives blunt, practical responses about dating commitment inheritance and family roles. The column advises winding down commitment avoiding hasty marriages setting boundaries and taking solo trips when marital duties overwhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Five Children Left With Family Vacation Agreement
A confidential note requests taking five children who were left home after agreeing to a family-type vacation. It advises MAVER ICK to tell him he can be “best” and hygienic, emphasizing soap and water as inexpensive.
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Virginia Lee Lantz
Charles Forsythe
Mike Shaughnessy
Robert Gollier
Don Morris
C. W. Thompson
L. M. Shaughnessy
Sidney Morris
Don
Harry Cartzdamer
Ralph Gage
Margaret B. Merritt
Esther Garrison
R. E. Sloan
S. Main
Steven Lynn
Robert Armstrong
Bert Bell
A. E. Armstrong
Pilattsville
Colo
Baxter Social Hour Club
James Allen
Rebekah
Ann Landers
Mae
Dorothy
Dad
Keen Company
Saffron Glass CO
N. Main P
Master Contractors
Bob McCrea
Mgr
Maver
Bobbie Brooks
Jantzen
Darlene
Canterbury
Petti
Mademoiselle
Terrill's
Ohawa
Lunger & Son Oil Company
N. Main
Com
AAA
Helms Hall Automobile Racing Hall of Fame
Vickers
Kansas
of Vickers
Vickers Petroleum Co. Inc
Wichita, Kansas
Andy
Leasee Willard Cromwell Jr
Terriller
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