Make Your Studies Practical League Of Women Voters Told
Mrs. Paul Smith urged Ottawa League of Women Voters to discuss study topics with neighbors and friends to spark interest in everyday life. She noted taxation topics for freer discussion and cited League research groups studying foreign policy. Ottawa LWV elected new officers and continued study of the local school system. organization has 82 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Ottawa League of Women Voters
League
E. E. Dorking
H. William Myers
Noel Douglas
Ruth Carr
James Clark
Mila Hewitt
E. G. Stucker
John Douglass
Wilbur Foulks
Ed Johnson
Bridal Showers For Flo Dixon Hughs Bride Elect
Mrs. Flo Dixon Hughs, bride elect of Clair Lathen of Grand Island, Neb., was honored at a personal shower yesterday hosted by Mrs. Raymond Shields, Mrs. C. D. Lyman of Paola, and Mrs. R. L. Stevens at the Shields home. Jonquils graced the table, 20 invited guests attended. Lyle Hanes Jr. gave a shower for Gwen Cook of Kansas City, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cook, with plans for a June wedding to Robert Reed of Kansas City. The ceremony was to be held in the Christian Church with Dr W. A Elliott officiating. Decorations featured pink and white with wedding bells and streamers. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Edgar Reed of Solomon, Kas., Mrs. Trexel Warren of Manhattan, and Misses Joan Penney, Jan Lee, Marilyn Linderman, June Crandall of Kansas City. Ottawans attending were C. E. Cook, Roy Brown Jr., Sidney Morris, Jack Allen, Joe Terrill, Lee Hughs, Mary Wollam, Misses Janice Johnson, Beverly Finch, and Linda Chism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Dixon Hughs
Clair Lathen
Grand Island
Neb
Raymond Shields
C. D. Lyman
Paola
R. L. Stevens
Shields Home
Jonquils
Peeple
Lyle Hanes, Jr
Gwen Cook
Kansas City
C. E. Cook
Edgar Reed
Solomon
Kas
Trexel Warren
Manhattan
Joan Penney
Jan Lee
Marilyn Linderman
June Crandall
Mary Wollam
Janice Johnson
Beverly Finch
Linda Chism
A U W hears report on scholarship to Family Life Institute
A U W members heard Mrs David Laury discuss her sister's month at Vassar last summer as part of an AAUW scholarship to a Family Life Institute. The sister is Mrs Allen Pett of Lamar Cole, with her son in the children’s section. Mrs C W Hegberg hosted. Status of Women committee included the Mines Hegberg Shields Hume Warren and Kerr, and Misses McKee Easley Archer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Laury
Vassar
Allen Pett
Lamar, Cole
C. W. Hegberg
Status of Women
Mines
Hegberg
Raymond Shields
M. C. Hume
Lawrence
Victor Warren
Edgar Kerr
Misses Mildred McKee
Ola Easley
Lettie Archer
P E O Chapter Meets Chapter GL Bus iness Session
P. E. O. Chapter GL met at Mrs. J. N. Carter's home for a business session yesterday afternoon with Mrs. C4 Tucker presiding. Co-hostess was Mrs. Charles P. Knight. Guests included Mrs. Gordon Rock Glen Ellyn Sr and Mrs. L Newman Sterling. Members present listed include Glenn Bigelow R N Clogs ton R A Gollier E E Haley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
J. N. Carter
C. 4
Tucker
Charles P. Knight
Gordon Rock
Glen Ellyn, Sr
L. €. Newman
Sterling
The
Mines
Glenn Bigelow
R. N. Clogston
R. A. Gollier
E. E. Haley
E. J. Harris
D. G. Laury
Don Madison
C. O. Nauman
G. D Weilepp
F. R. Bennett, Jr
Valley View pupils honor Mrs Walter Pohl with birthday party
Valley View school pupils, their mothers and friends surprised teacher Mrs Walter Pohl on Monday afternoon. They presented gifts, directed games and served refreshments. Attendees included Harry Moody, Helen Kersley, Birdie Macy, Phil Parrott, David Brown, Roland Sass, Fritz Brinkman, Grant Carey, John Hanman, and Misses Helen Moody, Edith Sass, Hileen Sass, Robert Carey, Charlotte Moody, Jimmy Moody, George Moody, Rickie Sass, Leland Sass, Sharon Brown, Craig Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View School
Walter Pohl
Mines
Harry Moody
Helen Kersley
Birdie Macy
Phil Parrott
David Brown
Roland Sass
Fritz Brinkman
Grant Carey
John Hannaman
Helen Moody
Edith
Hileen Sass
Robert Carey
Charlotte
Jimmy
George Moody
Rickie
Leland Sass
Sharon
Craig Brown
Apple Salad with Curry Mayonnaise Recipe
An old recipe for Apple Salad combines orange segments with sliced red Delicious apples, raisins, and salad greens, dressed in Curry Mayonnaise. The curry mayo mixes mayonnaise with dry mustard curry powder onion powder lemon juice salt and pepper, then stores in a refrigerator.
McAlexander Frey Nuptials at First Methodist Chapel
Delores F. McAlexander daughter of Mr and Mrs F E McAlexander 716 Pecan wed James L Frey of Lawrence Friday evening at First Methodist Chapel Rev Charles P Knight officiated with music by Nancy Scott organist and Jeanean Harvey vocalist The bride wore sheer nylon over satin with a seed pearl cap veil and carried a white Bible Her sister Mary McAlexander was maid of honor Best man was Mr Dunlap groom's mother and stepfather were Reid Dunlap Lawrence Ottawa High School ties noted The couple planned a reception and going away outfit for the bride with the groom a Lawrence post office clerk and Ottawa high school graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores F. McAlexander
F. E. McAlexander
James L. Frey
Lawrence
First Methodist
Mary McAlexander
Mr. Dunlap
Club Forecast Thursday Socials Set Across Town
Thursday events include Emery Green Social hosted by Mrs F F Davis at First Baptist WwW with Bevant Wycoff community guest Mrs Arnold Hin, Navy Mothers meet at Memorial Auditorium 2 pm, Baxter Social Hour led by Mrs Keith Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Green
F. F Davis
First Baptist
Wycoff
Arnold Hindeliiter
M. Navy Mothers
Memorial Auditorium
Baxter
Keith Page
Eagles Auxiliary Elects Officers in Formal Meeting
Eagles Auxiliary elected officers last evening led by Mrs Hur ley Maloney as president and Mrs Betty Gumm as vice president. Other officers include Mrs Mary Wollam chaplain and Mrs Jack Sumner secretary. They planned a district meeting in the hall on April 14 and a party on April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Auxiliary
Hurley Maloney
Betty Gumm
Mary Wollam
Jack Sumner
Verne Allman
Albert Michele
Alfred Hopkins
Robert McDaniel
James Hollon
Lena Cyre
Ray McCullough
Program Planning Topic At Annual HDU Meeting
Frankin county HDU members gathered at First Methodist Church for their annual team event led by Miss Mae Baird of Manhattan. She stressed program planning to meet broader needs and encourage families to teach boys and girls to value civic roles. Certificates and Blue Seals were awarded for meeting requirements across several units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Baird
Manhattan
Franklin County
HDU
First Methodist Church
C. C. Wolf
Rob
Wonderful steak and cheddar cheese sauce with potatoes
A simple pairing features steak served with diced cooked potatoes warmed in a cheddar cheese sauce. The cheddar should be real not processed to provide a rich flavor and smooth texture to the dish.
Eye Care Talk Noted By Jaycee Jaynes
Jaycee Jaynes heard Dr. Rodney McClay speak on Eye Care last evening. A white elephant sale raised 10.40 dollars. A surprise come-as-you-are coffee was announced to be served soon. Mrs. Jim Richardson reported on the Osawatomie district meeting Saturday night and Ottawa was named host for the next district gathering. Mrs. Charles Mavity Jr hosted with Mrs. George Dunkin assisting. 15 members attended with Mrs. Clyde James as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Jaynes
Rodney McClay
Jim Richardson
Osawatomie
Ottawa
Charles Mavity, Jr
George Dunkin
Clyde James
Stanton Area News highlights local visits and gatherings
Miss Ollie Brassfield reports a sequence of social visits around Wellsville and Osawatomie. Pontious guests at Harold Phillips and George Brassfield homes. Edith Webber and Zeb McKeon visited Mark Anderson and George Brassfield. Charolette Cooper and Bill Fisher from Osawatomie visited Zeb McKeon. Webber stayed with the group and starts work at the Commercial hotel in Paola. Frank Devore and son from Topeka joined for Sunday evening. Glenn Small and son Tony Lee attended Wednesday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Pontious
Harold Phillips
Wellsville
Edith Webber
Zeb McKeon
Mark Anderson
George Brassfield
George Devore
Osawatomie
Charolette Cooper
Bill Fisher
Edith Webker
Web
Willis Smith
Bill Foster
Tommy
Fred Whitney
Roy Gore
Jim
Joe Chamberlin
Raymond Bryan
Glenn Small
Tony Lee
Earl
Virgil Yackle
Paola
Ottawa Herald April 8 1987 social notes and fire accident
The page lists evening visits and social calls at local homes in Ottawa including Edith Webker Vinton Foster and Roy Gore households with multiple visitors. It notes Orville Hood and family buying the Nell Kershner farm and planning relocation. A line reports a train collision injuring fireman Bill Davies as a hook and ladder rig was split. truck valued at $45,000 was totaled with no fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton Foster
Edith Webker
Oren Croan
Stanley Dale
Roy
Gore
Maude Myres
Kim Chamberlin
Ray Dooley
Glenn Small
Tony Lee
Raymond Bryant and Sons
Burbank
Calif
La 92
Southern Pacific
Bill Davies
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League of Women Voters
R.a.a.neer
R. A. Anderson
S. H. Vincent
Mr. Gentner
Paul Gaynor
Lawrence Ogg
Opal Howell
Ottawa League
E. E. Dorkins
Jeft
Wichita
State League
Milo Hewitt
Lois Snuth
Lina Slaloms
Anne-Adams
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York
N. Y
McAlexander-Frey
Ottawa High School
Lawrence Post Office
Wright Phato
Isun
L. C. Newman
Sterling, Kas
University of Kansas
JC. O. Nauman
Kara
Bobby
Gordon, Jr
Glen Ellyn
J. Nyarter
Harold Hobart
Ae de Molay
Chester Bechtle
F. M. Coons
George Medlock
Owen Followell
Bennie Stinson
Beta Gamma
Robert Winchester
Lee Sheldon
John Sheldon
W. H. Lennard
Bert H. Lister
Mary Dean Holle
R.J.R
Greenwood
O.K
Lane
Friendlylis
Shendaloup
Bethel
Harmony
Homes
Peoria
Wycolf
Sand Creek
Rock Creek
Fairmount
Better Homes
Pomona
Rantoul
Princeton
Busy Corner
Beacon Light
Blue Ribbon
Progressive
Elm Grove
Maderenettes
Tequa
Tri-Hepta
Better Living
Centropolis
Ralph Hobbs
Charles Hobbs
James Berry
W. H. Crouse
Nichardson
Jacqueline
Vogue
Stanton
Miss Ollie Brassfield
Harry
Briggs-Stratton
Heinecke
Monarch
Harry Smith
Auto Supply P.S
Ottawa Herald
Glen E. Jones
N. Cherry
Walker'’S
Fvantsic A & Paint Shop
Poe Ors
MOD
Philco
Bendix
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