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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1975
Page
9
Friends and relatives are invited to celebrate the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sayler from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at their home 1327 Ash. They request no gifts. Daughter Kathy Sayler will host. Neal Sayler and Eileen Edington married Sept. 10, 1935 in Lawrence and have lived in the Ottawa area.
David Burpee paid 10000 dollars to Mrs. Alice Vonk of Sully Iowa for a white marigold entry after judges unanimously approved the flower at Santa Paula California. The prize ends a decades long search begun in 1920 to breed a white marigold 214 inches across and boosts Burpee seed trials nationwide.
A Kansas State University expert advises planning before buying used appliances. Define need, usage, essential features, and create a comparison list. Test items, seek manuals and parts lists, check repair history, ensure parts availability, and install the unit level to prolong life.
Beta Sigma Phi chapters Beta Omega Mrs Ronald Dunbar Xi Omicron Exemplar Donna Hobbs Omicron Jean Gerlach REM Rose Samsel WCTU 10 a m Youth Center Sack Lunch. SWEET Adelines 7 30 p m Youth Center. NARFE 11 45 L M Restaurant. DeMOLAY 7 30 p m TOPS KS 117 Ottawa IOOF Hall. KNIGHTS Progress Chess Club 7 p m basement Ottawa Library Wednesday Golden Age Dinner Trinity United Methodist
The son born July 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lee Murray of Lenexa weighs eight pounds one hundred ounces and is named Ryan Scott. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wedman and Mrs. Betty Murray with great grandmothers Mrs. Ruby Switzer and Mrs. Ula Murray. Church-related meetings are listed with times at local congregations.
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