Baby Names Kellie Jo Lederer and Kenneth Edward Wagner
Mr and Mrs Richard Lederer of Newton name daughter Kellie Jo born September 3 weighing eight pounds six and a half ounces. Grandparents Bill Bachelor and LeRoy Lederer. Great grandparents A P Davies and others. Mr and Mrs Kent Wagner of Bonner Springs name son Kenneth Edward born September 21 in Kansas City Kansas weighing nine pounds three and a half ounces. Grandparents Duane Montague and Kenneth Wagner. Great grandparents Merle Montague Margie Swank and Herman Spade.
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Richard Lederer
Newton
Kellie Jo
Bill Bachelor
Oak
LeRoy Lederer
Abilene
A.P. Davies
Valley Falls
Kent E. Wagner
Bonner Springs
Kenneth Edward
Kansas City
Kan
Kenneth
Duane Montague
Pomona
Kenneth Wagner
el Dorado
Merle Montague
Margie Swank
Ottawa
Herman Spade
Quick Quilt Pattern 7031 for baby crib quilt
Pattern 7031 offers transfer of motifs and easy directions for a handmade crib quilt. Send $51.50 per pattern plus 35 cents for first class mail to Alice Brooks in care of The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept. Box 164 Old Chelsea Station New York NY. Include name address ZIP size and style number.
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Alice Brooks
Ottawa Herald
Needlecraft
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Hon
Faith Wendland to speak at Garnett UMW meeting
Mrs Faith Wendland, president of Kansas East Conference United Methodist Women, will address the general meeting at First United Methodist Church Garnett at 7 30 p m on Wednesday October 1 The speaker is a Garnett native with a Bible and Christian Education degree from North Central College Naperville and a former chair and leader in several United Methodist women groups.
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Faith Wendland
Kansas East Conference
United Methodist
Garnett
UMW
First United Methodist Church
Wendland
Holton High School
North Central College
Naperville, HI
Lowell W. Wendland
Garnett First
Chippewa Good Sams Campout At Melvern Lake
The Chippewa Good Sams and five Kansas Good Sams districts held a September campout at Melvern Lake with 44 families. Activities included a wiener roast, a pot luck, and entertainment by the Osawatomie Road Runners. Church services and a pancake breakfast followed. An officer election for the Chippewa Chapter is set for October 7 at Jack and Betty Lawin’s home. The State Fall Samboree runs October 17 to 19 in Bellville.
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Chippewa Good Sams
Kansas
Jack
Betty Lawin
Bellville
Finch Family Reunion Held at Celebration Hall
Members of the Calvin and Willard Finch families gathered at Celebration Hall for their annual reunion. More than 125 relatives from Gladwin and several Missouri and Kansas towns attended a business meeting, dinner, and social time. The next reunion is set for October 4 at Celebration Hall.
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Calvin
Willard Finch
Celebration Hall
Everett Finch
Gladwin
Mich
Independence
Richmond
Topeka
el Dorado
Winfield
Shawnee
Great Bend
Ellis
Hays
Wichita
Olathe
Lyndon
Baldwin
Garnett
Rantoul
Williamsburg
Ottawa
Ann Landers Advice: Escape the Family Triangle
A reader from Louisiana asks how to ease constant bickering between her daughter Betty and daughter-in-law Susan. Ann Landers suggests seeing each woman separately, explaining she enjoys both but cannot host them together, which should reduce tension and restore tranquility.
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Ann Landers
Betty
Susan
Frac
Microwave ovens options and buying tips from MARCIAL HOUCK
Microwave ovens offer many models from 30 plus companies. The guide explains design differences features and space needs to help buyers pick a model that fits kitchen layout and usage. It covers counter top built in double ovens and combo microwave options plus wattage durability and cleaning ease.
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Marcial. Houck
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Benner Williams
Piisa
Emaster
Jenner
Rennet DD
S. Main
Methodist
Melvern
Finch
Franklin County Extension Office
Franklin County Extension Service
Marvin’s Market
Junction 68 Hwy
Main
Franklin County
Cnuck Roast
Yao
Peoples Bank
Peoples National Bank & Trust
Ottawa, Kansas
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