Garden Wedding Sets Tone For Autumn Nuptials
Linda Ann Shaughnessy of Overland Park and Lawton Bruce Huffman of Kansas City Mo were wed September 13 on the bride’s mother’s lawn at 25 Rockwood Drive. The ceremony featured evergreen shrubs and chrysanthemums with Jenny Jamara Trio providing music. The bride wore ivory silk organdy with guipure lace and a double capelet, carrying a Woburn Abbey rose bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor Mary Kay Shaughnessy. best man Carl Samuel Long III. Rehearsal dinner was at Ottawa Country Club. reception hosted by relatives. The couple will reside in Kansas City after September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Ann Shaughnessy
Overland Park
Lawton Bruce Huffman
Kansas City
Rockwood Drive
Charles Michael Shaughnessy
Woburn Abbey
Mary Kay Shaughnessy
San Diego
Calif
Carl Samuel Long III
Mission
Dear Ann Landers Gun fears and hosting excess at home
A Texas reader fears a two year old may access a loaded gun kept by a husband who keeps 35 firearms. Ann suggests locking the bedroom door or moving the weapon, and questions gun safety. Another reader asks how to handle stingy pot luck guests. Ann proposes a rotating coordinator. A 42 year old mother complains about her daughter’s friends. Ann advises the mother to step back during visits.
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Ann Landers
Rodney
Joan Rivers
Valerie Krewson to Wed Ronald Moline
To Be Wed notice from Raytown Missouri announces Valerie Krewson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Krewson to marry Ronald Moline son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moline. Valerie is a 1972 Raytown South High School graduate employed by Belsaw Machinery in Kansas City. Ronald is Ottawa High School 1971 graduate employed by J. C. Penney in Kansas City. The wedding is planned for November 8 at St. Regis Catholic Church in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Krewson
Raytown
Valerie
Ronald Moline
Raymond Moline
Raytown South High School
Belsaw Machinery Company
Kansas City
Ottawa High School
J. C. Penney Company
St. Regis Catholic Church
Community club meetings fill Ottawa week
A dense listing of weekly club events in Ottawa covers Monday through Friday gatherings at venues like the First National Bank, Memorial VFW Post 5901, youth centers, churches, and libraries. Groups include AAUW Ladies Auxiliary, JOB'S Daughters, TOPS KS chapters, MOTHERS Club, Oasis Club, Knights Progress Chess Club, Sweet Adelines, UPW, Rebekahs, Soroptimists, and more with times ranging from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. and locations across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
AAUW
First National Bank
Job’s Daughters
Ottawa Memorial
VFW Post
Mothers Club
UMW
First United Methodist Church
Martha Christian Tops
Knights Progress Chess Club
Ottawa
Sweet Adelines
Early Days Revisited by Beta Sigma Phi program
Margo Laubhan led a Beta Omega Chapter program on colonial women’s life habits customs and dress at Treva Meyer’s home Monday. Mrs Laubhan will attend the state convention October 4 and 5 in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margo Laubhan
Beta Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Treva Meyer
Missionary slides shown at Socialettes home event
Rev Eric Deitchman of St Josephs Priory Mineiros Goias presented missionary slides in Richmond while his mother Mrs Clarence Deitchman and Peggy joined. David Malone of the U S Navy in Charleston DC arrived to join wife and daughter with his mother Mrs Charles Vance. Family and friends gathered in the Richmond Community Building to honor Joe F Pickert on his 80th birthday in Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Murphy
W. 6Th
Eric Deitchman
Kansas
Brazil
St. Joseph’s Priory
Mineiros Goias
Clarence Deitchman
Peggy
Kansas City
David Malone
U.S. Navy
Charleston
D.C
Richmond
Charles Vance
Joe F. Pickert, Garnett
Sherry A Cook's Delight By Tom Hoge AP News
A survey of sherry wine highlights its role in Spanish cuisine from Gazpacho to fried trout stuffed with ham. It traces sherry varieties finos and olorosos, their uses in cooking and as aperitifs, and notes its early American introduction by Columbus and Raleigh.
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Tom Hoge
Spain
Andalusia
Aragon
Jerez
America
Columbus
New World
Walter Raleigh
Canning Lid News From Kansas State Extension
Elsie Lee Miller of Kansas State University Extension warns about new canning lid materials and brands. She notes plastic flats may appear, with Owens-Illinois and Bernardin lids sealing, while Canadian or Mexican makes may not. A Chicago test marketed Klick-It lid is reusable and fits standard jars, with plans for wide mouth if successful.
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Elsie Lee Miller
Kansas State University
Kansas Extension Office
Owens
Illinois
Bernardin
Chicago
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P.O
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Paul Justis
Rogers
Ark
Joe A. Rich
McPherson
F. L. Russell
Wichita
Helen Shaughnessy
Topeka
Charles D. Thompson
Cherryvale
Cecil Maix
Detroit, Mich
Hope Justis
Joe D. Rich
Ottawa Country Club
Homer Henning
Noel Douglas
Arthur Harkins
Helen Mulcahey
Marcia Downes
Betty Lape
Bride
Emporia State College
Emporia
University of Kansas
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the Groom
East Stroudsburg High School
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University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pa
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Butler’s
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Valerie Krewson
Army Mothers
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Oasis Club
Priscilla
Trinity United Methodist Church
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Hazel Rebekahs
New Vibrations
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Clara Blair
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Walnut
Walt
Ottawa, Kansas
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