Wichita couple Mrs Small-Robinson Wed at McConnell Air Force Base
Rhonda Lynn Small of Wichita and Capt Aaron N Robinson also of Wichita exchanged vows August 15 1992 at McConnell Air Force Base in a double ring ceremony officiated by Chaplain Keith Rolle. The bride is daughter of Ronald and Mary Small. The groom is son of James and Sylvia Robinson of Hampton Virginia. The couple will reside in Sumter South Carolina following assignment changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhonda Lynn Small
Wichita
Aaron N. Robinson
McConnell Air Force Base
Keith Rolle
Ronald
Mary Small
N. Mulberry
James
Sylvia Robinson
Hampton
Amheata Small
Hickory
Elsie Faclane- Small
New Jersey
James M. Robinson
Washington, D.C
Jeff Brown
Wilmington
N.C
Aryn Small
Sonja Small
Ethel Thompson
Clathe
Delyn McGilbray
Kansas City
Jasmine Murray
Ronald C. Small
McGuire Afb
Nathan Mooney
Jimmy McDonald
Terry Fortune
Wood
McConnell Officer’s Club
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Sumter
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Virginia Military Institute
U.S. Air Force
Shaw Afb
Jones Wheeler couple wed in Ottawa ceremony 1992
Katy M Jones of Ottawa and Darran L Wheeler of Pomona united in marriage on September 19 1992 in Ottawa with Gary Hower officiating. The bride wore a white satin lace dress with ruf fles and carried white teal roses. Lori Kullion served as maid of honor and Glen Denaire as best man. After a reception the couple traveled to Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy M. Jones
Ottawa
Darran L. Wheeler
Pomona
Gary Hower
Fred Vollmar
Bill Jones
Smithton
Nona Johnson
Quenemo
Bill Wheeler
Lori Kullion
Glen Denaire
Olathe
Whitacre Howe Bill Engages Virginia Whitacre to Paul Howe
Ottawa high school graduate Virginia Whitacre is engaged to Paul Howe of Ottawa. Virginia is office manager at The Ottawa Herald. Paul is administrator of Ottawa Retirement Village and Ottawa Retirement Plaza. Both are graduates of Benedictine College and Ottawa High School respectively. They plan to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Susie Whitacre
Cypress
Virginia Whitacre
Paul Howe
Ottawa
John
Candy Howe
Topeka
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Herald
Benedictine College
Atchison
Ottawa Retirement Plaza
Mays to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary in Hiawatha
Vernon L May and Anna L Williams will mark their 50th anniversary with a reception from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Hiawatha Elks Lodge on South Seventh Street. Hosts are their children and families, including Ver non Be May, George May, Phyllis Dickerson, Steven May, and Judy Fangman. They were married October 3, 1942, in Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon L
Anna L. May
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Elks Lodge
South Seventh Street
Vernon BE. May
Newcastle
Colo
George May
Phyllis Dickerson
Quenemo
Steven May
Judy Fangman
Seneca
Veron L. May
Anna L. Williams
Olathe
Twins Born With Payton Jade Bulmer Named For Daughter
Greg and Amy Bulmer of 1132 Willow welcomed Payton Jade Bulmer on September 24, 1992 at Olathe Medical Center weighing 8 pounds 8 4 ounces. Siblings Brock 4 Kyle 11 Robi 18. Grandparents Donna Merle Brickhead Darold Linda Cain Carolyn Lonny Berry. Great-grandparents Floyd Feme Jarboe Don Cain Sr Bruce Maxine Roush. Alex Corey Keefer named for Alan Becky Keefer Fort Worth son born September 2 1992 at Harris Hospital Fort Worth weighing 9 pounds 15% ounces. Grandparents Al Marilyn Keefer Ruth Tidwell. Great-grandmothers Vista Keefer Elva Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg
Amy Bulmer
Willow
Payton Jade Bulmer
Brom
Olathe Medical Center
Donna and
Merle Brickhead
S. Elm
Darold
Linda Cain
W. Sth
Carolyn
Lonny Berry
Harris
Floyd
Feme Jarboe
Plano
Texas
Don Cain Sr
1100
15Th
Bruce and
Maxine Roush
Richmond
Alan
Becky Keefer
Fort Worth
Harris Hospital
Thompson Baby Born at Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ethan Robert Thompson was born to Robert E. and Mary Beth Thompson of 413 E. 5th on September 20, 1992 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed 6 pounds 15 ounces. Grandparents are Lee and Delma Nickelson of Garett RFD 3 and Bob and Peg Thompson of Osage City. great grandparents are C. M. Nickelson of Gannett and Ruby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan Robert Thompson
Robert E
Mary Beth Thompson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lee
Delma Nickelson
Garett Rfd
Bob
Peg Thompson
Osage City
C.M. Nickelson
Gannett
Ruby
Fall Prime Composting Time
Fall signals rapid natural change as leaves blaze with color and tomato vines near end. A compost pile forms from plant debris water air and decomposers like fungi bacteria and actinomycetes. Begin with soil then layered debris manure and soil until four feet high. water each layer and turn the pile over six months. Finished compost in about a year. contact Franklin County Extension Office at 1418 S Main Suite 2 or call 242-3166 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Extension Office
Main
Oily kitchen towels warned as fire hazard nationwide
A safety alert from the U S Consumer Product Safety Commission the U S Fire Administration and the International Association of Fire Chiefs warns that cloth towels used to wipe or drain cooking oil can ignite if not properly laundered dried or stored. Improper handling including warming in dryers stacking warm towels or storing near heat can cause smoking or fire during disposal or reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
U.S. Fire Administration
International Association of Fire Chiefs
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Small-Robinson
Rhonda and
Aaron Robinson
Darran and
Katy Wheeler
T. Gregory Ginger Hampton
S. Main
Ellen Nossaman
American Optometrist Association
Whitacre-Howe
Sacred Hean Church
the Mays
Vernon and
Anna May
Payton
Brock Bulmer
Kyle Bulmer
Robi Bulmer
Alex Corey Keefer Is
al and
Marilyn Keefer
Ruth Tidwell
Vista Keefer
S. Cedar
Elva Browning
S. Poplar
Local Forum
By Darren Hibdon
By Marcia Mages
Fashion Alley
China
HUTCH
Bridal Registry
Charkyn Mer
Randy Olmate
Angela Cannady
Clint Whitney
Rhonda Jones
Bruce Laird
Beth Germer
Mike Hottie
Sharla Harrod
Tim O'Dea
Carter's
Donmoor
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