Couple Recites Vows In Ottawa Saturday
Paula Perkins and Ken L. Clark united in marriage at 4 p.m. August 29 at First Baptist Church Ottawa with Dr. Raymond Jennings officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Chevy Petty and best man Larry Hensley. The couple plans to reside in Strong City after a wedding trip to Wichita.
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First Baptist Church
Paula Perkins
Paul Perkins
Elm
Ken L. Clark
Lloyd Clark
Strong City
Raymond P. Jennings
Eldon Rader
Walter Pankratz
Dennis Perkins
David Perkins
Lawrence
Clark
Perkins
Willard Fields
Richmond
Chevy Petty
Larry Hensley
William Stubenhofer
Douglas Perkins
Sharri Carkery
Toronto
Reynolds Moody Vows Exchanged in First Baptist Church
Sue Reynolds and Jim Moody united in marriage at 2 30 p m Sunday in First Baptist Church. Dr Raymond P Jennings officiated as a detailed altar setting with blue and white decorations framed by gladioli. The couple will reside at 832 Merchant Emporia and attend Emporia State College with Sue a 1964 Ottawa High School graduate and Jim a 1962 class member.
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Howard Henderson
Noel Douglas
John Martin
Art Jensen
Judy Taster
Betsy Roberson
Linda Stubenhofer
Tonia
Shari Smith
el Dorado
Wichita
Clark
Strong City
Ottawa
Emporia State College
Alpha Sigma Alpha Social
Emporia State
First Baptist Church
Sue Reynolds
John L Reynolds
Jim Moody
Harry Moody
Raymond P. Jennings
Cathy Shisler
Becky Reynolds
Nancy Burlingham
Connie Welton
Charlotte Moody
Cindy Renner
Pratt
Beck Lawrance
Darrel Macy Jr
Danny Nutt
Gary Fisher
Roger Welton
Darrell Macy
Roger
Bruce Reynolds
George Moody
Jack Terrill
Elliot Hall
Denny Peterson
Anne Caseida
Karen Wilson
Jean Wright
Pam Mavity
Betty Kirchner
Audrey Watts
Carol Moherman
Kathy Reusch
Jane Curry
Merchant, Emporia
Woolworth
Birdie Mascy
Golden Peterson
J. C. Hannaman
Becky Lawrance
Trip To Northwest From Ottawa Area Glanvilles
Mr and Mrs Fred Glanville northeast of Ottawa and Roberta Glanville Garnett returned from a motor trip to the west coast. Hosts included Fritz Benninghovenens Monroe Oregon. They fished on McKenzie River and Newport Bay but rough seas halted salmon plans. They visited Portland and Sumner Washington near Mt Rainier, with uncle Herbert Richards, and returned via Glacier Park to see new fallen snow.
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Fred Glanville
Ottawa
Roberta Glanville
Garnett
Mt. Rainier
Herbert Richards
Glacier Park
Social club notices from Baxter and area events
Club Forecast lists events including Thursday gatherings for BAXTER SOCIAL HOUR led by Mrs J W England and luncheon for FAR AND NEAR Club with Mrs Donald Woodsum plus TALLY MISSION Circle, WYCOFF COMMUNITY and MIRIAM CWF events. EAGLES AUXILIARY, 8 p.m. Soroptimists, Forest Park noon meeting Beauceant social notices show multiple group meetings with local organizers.
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Baxter
J. W. England
Missionary Council Sets New Goals and Elects Officers
The Missionary Council of the Church of the Nazarene met Tuesday evening to discuss new goals and elect officers. President is Mrs. Clarence Bledsoe, vice president Mrs. David Sullivan, secretary Mrs. E. W. Robinson, treasurer Charles Adell, departmental secretaries Mrs. Earl Sommer, Mrs. Frank Marconette, Mrs. J. R. Geiss, Mrs. Mearl Snethen, and assistant Mrs. Ralph Murray. Refreshments were served.
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Missionary Council of the Church To the Nazarene
Clarence Bledsoe
Bledsoe
David Sullivan
E. W. Robinson
Charles Adell
Earl Sommer
Frank Marconette
J. R. Geiss
She Holds Vital Job In Canada Air Traffic Tower
Nicole Viau a 25 year old Montreal resident is one of Canada five women air traffic controllers employed by Transport Department. She works eight hours daily in the control tower at Montreal International Airport overseeing about 500 daily landings and takeoffs. Weather variances ease or heighten pressure as radar and approach aids improve safety. Viau who has served seven years began as assistant controller then became a controller after four years and credits civil service entry for her interest in aviation.
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Montreal
Nicole Viau
Miss Viau
Canada
Transport Department
Toronto
Vancouver
Nicole
Montreal International
Miss Vian
Transport
Camp Fire Girls Create Mosaic Seals for State Pavilions
New York AP reports Camp Fire Girls from Minnesota and Maryland crafted mosaic official seals for their state pavilions at the World’s Fair. The Minnesota seal used corn kernels. Maryland used crushed oyster shells eggshells steel plant shavings granite chips and rope to symbolize their economies.
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New York
Minnesota
Maryland
Tidewater
Soroptimist noon meeting set for Thursday in Forest Park
Socialettes note Mrs. Freda Scherling has returned from visiting relatives in Clearwater and Osborne with a granddaughter Jeanne Hazen and others. Several families, including Lt. and Mrs. Lennard and Roxanne, arrived Aug 31 from Waco after visiting. J L Rokes return from a three week Idaho trip with daughter and family Floyd Stoffer and sons Jay Doug David Jimmy. A weekend mountain camping trip included a worship service with a Sunday School class.
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Freda Scherling
Gerald Schweitzers
Clearwater
Christian Scherlings
Osborne
Jeanne Hazen
Waco, Tex
William Roderick Lennard
J. L. Rokes
Nampa
Idaho
Floyd Stoffer
Jay Doug
David
Jimmy
Suneday School
Clever Household Hacks From Heloise Readers
Judy suggests using two pound coffee cans with labeled lids to store each year’s cancelled checks and tax records for compact closet storage. Other readers share tips on restoring down feathers, reassembling comforters, absorbing moisture on tuna and egg salads, and thinning thick nail polish for easier application.
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Heloise
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Beatles
Walker’s Wallpaper and Paint Shop
Camp Fire Girls
Henry Penny
S. Main
Holland
Reenfield
Willis Garden Center
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Forest Park
Hayden Shaw
W. Harry Lennard
Roxanne
Judy
Mrs. A
Sue Honey Pie
Shirley Wittmann
R.M.B
Acme
Atte
Leven Ceil
Park Brown
Osage
Arma
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