Chad Ashley celebrates first birthday with family ties
Celebrating his first birthday Saturday is Chad Ashley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hull of 403 S. Oak. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graziano of Overland Park and Mr. and Mrs. David Hull of Ottawa RFD 4, among others. Great-grandparents named are Mr. and Mrs. Mike Graziano of Kansas City and several Ottawa and Kansas City relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad Ashley
Steve Hull
S. Oak
Chad
Frank Graziano
Overland Park
David Hull
Ottawa Rfd
James Rodgers
S. Main
Mike Graziano
Kansas City
L. A. Connaway
Esther Hull
Viola Rodgers
Clifford Adkinson
Family Get-Togethers to Honor Franks and Hamners
The Frank Mayes family reunion will be held Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Forest Park shelter house with friends invited. Zella Hamner hosts a 75th birthday open house at 403 S Mulberry from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. relatives and friends are welcome.
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Frank Mayes
Forest Park Shelter House
Randy
Eugene
Lori Lea
California
Zella Hamner
S. Mulberry
Christina Rush Born to Sidney Couple Heaviest Seven Pounds Five Ounces
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Rush of Sidney Nebraska named their daughter Christina born weighing seven pounds five ounces. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steward of Ottawa RFD 3 and Mr. and Mrs. L. Blaine Rush of Smith Center. Great grandparents listed from Waverly Chanute and Salt Lake City. Local notices mention social events: FRIDAY OARTA carry-in dinner at Elliot Hall and SATURDAY AAUW brunch at 408 E 13th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Rush
Sidney, Neb
Christina
Marie
Robert Steward
Ottawa
RFD
L. Blaine Rush
Smith Center
Frank Steward
Waverly
C.D. Fabert
Salt Lake City
Utah
Herla Rush
Chanute
WCTU Convention Draws 350 Members at Wichita Hotel
The National Convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the Broadview Hotel Wichita from Thursday to Monday with about 350 members including Youth Temperance Council participants. Governors, mayors, and notable speakers attended as the event featured keynote by Mrs. Herman Stanley and several national officers.
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Broadview
Wichita
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Mary Black
WCTU
Youth Temperance Council
Kansas
John Carlin
Herman Stanley
America
Richard Taylor
Kansas Life
William Plymar
American Council
Loyal Temperance Legion
Brenda Losey
Ottawa University
Millicent Harry
Tasmania
Australia
World Temperance Union
Sheffield
England
Grand Rapids
Mich
United States
Ottawa Union
Department of Citizenship
Harry Smith
Grape Varieties And Tips For Fall Table Usage
The article lists grape varieties including Thompson seedless Tokay Cardinal Emperors Concords Richires and explains peak September supply per USDA. It covers ripening indicators stem color maturity methods refrigeration guidance and differences between European and American types for flavor texture and juiciness.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ann Landers column praised for workplace and etiquette advice
Readers praise Ann Landers for addressing leftovers, manners, and workplace etiquette. A Washington D C reader lauds her as society’s survival kit while a Chicago reader urges bosses to provide clear lunch and meeting return times, noting the secretary’s correct promptness.
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Ann Landers
Mt. Vernon
Ann
Washington, D.C
D.C
Lovey
Sean Mason celebrates third birthday in Topeka and Atchison kin
Celebrating his third birthday on Sunday is Sean Mason son of Mrs. Marcia Clark and Jerry Clark. He is grandchild of Mrs. Mary Blackmore of Topeka and Mr. and Mrs. R.P. Arensburg of Atchison, with great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. P.L. Arensburg and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Keithline, all of Atchison.
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Sean Mason
Marcia Clark
N. Main
Jerry Clark
Sean
Mary Blackmore
Topeka
R.P. Arensburg
Atchison
P.L. Arensburg
Andy Keithline
Timothy Alan McClay Honored by Extensive Family Listings
Timothy Alan McClay aged three is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert McClay of Emporia. His grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Geist of 403 S Sycamore and Mr and Mrs Richard McClay of Vassar. Great grandparents include Mrs Emma Nessel of Humbolt Mr and Mrs Dale Winn of Iola and Mr and Mrs Dewey McClay of 815 N Main.
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Timothy Alan
Robert McClay
Emporia
Timothy
Robert Geist
S. Sycamore
Richard McClay
Vassar
Emma Nessel
Humbolt
Dale Winn
Iola
Dewey McClay
Main
Museum Marks 15 Years Celebration in Lawrence
The University of Kansas Friends of the Art Museum marks its 15th anniversary with a Sunday brunch at the Lawrence Country Club and a branch honoring founder Barbara Benton Wescoe. A major new Claude Lorrain landscape painting is unveiled as part of the Barbara B. Wescoe Fund gift. Marcel Roethlisberger will discuss Lorrain’s early works at the Spencer Museum of Art auditorium Sunday.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas Friends of the Art Museum
Barbara Benton Wescoe
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoes
Kansas City Lyric Opera
University Theatre
Friends of the Art Museum
Lawrence Country Club
Wescoe
Friends
National Guard
KU Art Museum
Marcel Roethlisberger
University of Geneva
Claude Lorrain
Spencer Museum of Art
Roethlisberger
Metropolitan Museum
Claude
Museum
Forecast Schedule for Chub Forecast Listings
Organizations may submit annual meeting dates for inclusion in the Chub Forecast. The full forecast appears Saturday and each weekday of the following week. Information on changes to scheduled activities is welcome.
Gala Reunion Celebrates Miller Family Centenary Wedding
The Miller clan gathered for labor day at Rantoul church social hall with 112 members marking the 100th wedding anniversary of Sylvester and Anna Louise Miller. Attendees traced ancestry to Civil War era William M. Miller, with his records and photos on display, and visited Pleasant Valley cemetery. Family came from Alabama New Jersey New York Wisconsin Indiana Missouri New Mexico Oklahoma Kansas and California.
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Miller
Rantoul Church
Sylvester
Anna Louise (Williams) Miller
William M. Miller
William
Martha Dewalt
Pleasant Valley
How Important Is An SAT Test
New York report summarizes how colleges weigh SAT scores against high school records. Tests supplement the transcript, with gains from longer term study and targeted prep varying by program and student. Independent study and broad course work are advised.
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New York
College Board
American Association of Collegiate Registrars
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