Bradford Sarver couple exchange vows at Calvary UMC
Jeannie Bradford of Ottawa and David Sarver of rural Iola wed August 12 at Calvary United Methodist Church in Iola. Rev. Paul Lynn officiated. Attendants were Stacy Sheldon and Debbie Short. Best man Tim O Keefe and groomsman Chris Ebert. Candles lit by Eileen Bradford and Debra Sarver. Ring bearer Dillon Bradford and flower girl Lexy Sigg. Music by Fern Marsh and Kim Burris. Couple reside in Kansas City Kansas.
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Jeannie Bradford
Ottawa
David Sarver
Iola
Calvary United Methodist Church
Paul Lynn
Henry Bradford
Brookville
William Sarver
Ida
Stacy Sheldon
Wichita
Debbie Short
Salina
Tim O'Keefe
Seneca
Chris Ebert
Eileen Bradford
Deanene
Debbie Sarver
Dillon Bradford
Lexy Sigg
Fern Marsh
Kim Burris
Kansas City
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Ell- Saline High School
Thompson Martinez couple announce Scott Thompson nuptials
Jerry and Connie Thompson of 923 Hanes Drive announce the marriage of their son Scott Thompson to Beverly Martinez daughter of Mary Cameron of Denver and George Martinez of Albuquerque New Mexico. The couple wed in Las Vegas and reside in San Diego.
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Jerry
Connie Thompson
Hanes Drive
Scott Thompson
Beverly Martinez
Mary Cameron
Denver
George Martinez
Albuquerque
N.M
Fall Weddings Planned for Luther Moore Engagement
Joseph and Carol Luther of Williamsburg announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to Curtis Wayne Moore of Kansas City Kansas. Patricia is a Williamsburg High School graduate and Way mire's Price Chopper Video manager. Curtis is a Ottawa High School and Kansas University graduate, employed by G E Services. They plan to marry September 20 1989 at Ottawa University Chapel.
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Ottawa University
Franklin Savings Association
Lenexa
Iola High School
Allen County Community College
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Joseph
Carol Luther
Williamsburg
Patricia Ann
Curtis Wayne Moore
Robert
Janelle Moore
N. Oak
Williamsburg High School
Waymire
Price Chopper Video
Ottawa High School
Kansas University
G & E Services
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Church honors Royer pair on 65th anniversary
The Church of the Brethren at Ninth and Main hosted a potluck dinner for George and Evelyn Royer marking their 65th wedding anniversary. The Aug. 6 event celebrated at Green Acres also notes their Sept. 13 anniversary date and lists their children Charles and Dale, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. George turned 92 on Aug. 25, shared with son Dale, amid a celebratory dinner. Edward and Christina Miller of Greeley plan a Sept. 16 2 to 4 p.m. reception at Richmond Community Building for their 50th anniversary, hosted by children and families, with five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren referenced.
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Church of the Brethren
George
Evelyn Royer
Charles Royer
Elkhart
Ind
Dale Royer
Lincoln
Neb
George Royer
Dale
Green Acres
Edward
Christina Miller
Greeley
Richmond
Ron
Edna Foltz
Princeton
Bill
Janice Miller
Earl
Martha Miller
Garnett
Thelma Slinkard
Haven
Edward Miller
Christina Rockers
St. Boniface
Scipio
Birthday celebration for W.11 Jim Reekie in Princeton
Jim Reekie of Princeton will turn 95 on September 15 with a card shower and potluck dinner set for 1 p.m. Sunday September 17 at the Princeton Community Building. Families should bring table service. A separate surprise luncheon for Leona Johnson of Ottawa occurred Friday September 1 at 37 Rockwood Drive hosted by Jant Wingert and others with Lois Ryerson as a surprise guest.
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Jim” Reekie
Princeton
Leona Johnson
Ottawa
George and
Jane Wingert
Rockwood Drive
Jant Wingert
Marie Brundage
Maxine Stephens
Eleanor Nelson
Lois Ryerson
Deerfield Beach
Fla
Mothers need balance in how they praise sons and daughters
Dear readers discuss how mothers' favoritism toward sons shapes daughters choices, urging equal adoration of daughters to reduce sexism. Debates on women’s progress, societal expectations, and the women’s movement reflect ongoing changes and remaining gaps.
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Ann Landers
Glencoe
Ann
Delta
Women's Movement
Isometric Exercise Real Benefits and Risks
Isometric exercises hold a muscle without shortening and may increase strength in the targeted position, such as pressing against a wall, but full muscular groups do not gain. Blood pressure rises during the effort, posing risk for those with hypertension. Also notes cigarette smoking and bronchitis link in children.
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Charles Atlas
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