Yates Moore Vows At First Christian Church
Robin Gay Yates becomes bride of Michael Shawn Moore in a Sept 16 double ring ceremony at First Christian Church performed by Rev. Garland Bohn. Families from Princeton and Atchison attend. The couple plans to reside at 940 S Walnut after a Ozark honeymoon. she is a 1971 Central Heights graduate and works for Plattners Inc. He is a 1970 Diamond High School alumnus employed by Waymire's Butcher Block in Olathe.
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Robin Gay Yates
Michael Shawn Moore
Garland Bohn
First Christian Church
Lavern Yates
Princeton
Roy E. Moore
Kim Smith
Debbie Baskett
Gayle Clough
Chester Moore
Atchison
Sheryl Yates
Marcia Dalton
Glenda Moore
Terry Mathias
Patti Wright
Karen Moore
Juanita Dyer
Debra Matthias
Paula Clough
Deloris Heck
Cathy Guyette
Barry Moore
Scott Corkran
Myrtle Hobbs
If Such A Scheme Is Needed Dear Ann Landers
A reader urges a pregnancy test scheme to test a partner’s willingness to marry. Ann Landers cautions against conniving and notes the plan mirrors troubling instincts. Other letters praise independence after moving away, and a playful tease about a car’s engine evokes the column’s era.
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Ann Landers
Tom
Kies
Heloise
Peg
Hope
Club Notes Highlight Local Women's Groups and Meetings
Chapter AU of PEO met at Mrs. W. G. Ransom's Williamsburg home for a potluck with husbands as guests. Ben Park spoke on Our Town and a Van Aken address from a Franklin County Historical Society meeting was shared. Priscilla Circle tied a comfort. Sacred Heart Altar and Rosary Society met in Anchor Savings Building with Rose Abbott giving the courtesy report. World Day of Prayer planned for 2 pm November 1 at Sacred Heart Church. Interse Club crafts program at Mrs. Wittmeyer's home. Next meetings set for Oct 31 and Oct 11. Senior Club noted Friday Youth Center at 2 pm.
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PEO
W. G. Ransom
Williamsburg
Ben Park
J. Kurt van Aken
Franklin County Historical Society
Priscilla Circle
Trinity United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Lester Cation
George Marshall
Sacred Heart Altar and Rosary Society
Anchor Savings
Rose Abbott
Marshall
Church Women United of Ottawa
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Marstall
Eldon Mahoney
Ethel Rothwell
Carrie Red
Emma Malburg
Mahoney
Rothwell
Mary Mages
Pearl Defenbaugh
Reh
Martin Mueller
Grace Bell
Philomene
Bernadette
Interse Club
Herb Wittmeyer
Noel Cook
Harry Brown
Jim Warnock
Hints From Heloise readers share simple life hacks
Readers offer practical tips from tricks for critter cages to quick hand cleaning on the go. A grandmother recalls a phone prank that turned into a funny memory. Readers discuss skepticism about hope chests and advise focusing on finding the right partner before buying linens.
Classification of natural fibers in textile materials
The text explains that cotton and linen come from plants in the vegetable kingdom, with quality tied to soil and climate. Wool and silk are animal fibers, wool from sheep or goats and silk from silkworms, with silk quality linked to the mulberry leaves the worm consumes. both yield various fabric grades.
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Angera
Animal Kingdom
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Les Neill
Jerry
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