Ottawa Club and Society Meeting Schedule
Weekly listing of community group meetings in Ottawa with times and hosts across Monday to Saturday. Notable groups include Beta Sigma Phi chapters, TOPS clubs, WCTU, Adelines, VFW Auxiliary, University clubs, and church affiliated circles at venues like First United Methodist Church Elliott Hall Youth Center and Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMEGA
Beta Sigma Phi
Roland Bromert
North Baptist Church
Ottawa Garden Club
First United Methodist Church
R. Lee Finch
Virgil Croucher
Ottawa Memorial
NAVY
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa
Sweet Adelines
American Baptist Women
Elliott Hall
John Fischer
Ottawa University
Martin Hall
Trinity United Methodist Church
ACE
J. E. Likes
Church of the Brethren
Zee
Don Lytle
Lofgreen
T. E. Gleason
Heloise column on safe lightweight hassocks for kids
Dear Heloise suggests homemade safety hassocks from upturned small metal wastebaskets filled with cotton and wrapped in decorative paper. Sandra Jackson compliments the idea as a smart parenting tip that keeps children safe from sharp edges and provides decorative play objects for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Sandra Jackson
Family notices and home tips from a community column
The column lists Kimberly Cragg as the 16 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cragg and gives multiple family references. It also shares reader submissions with practical tips on rotating children shirts, repurposing ashtrays as spoon holders, building a simple cat cage from clothes baskets, repairing worn cording on a divan, and a cautionary moral about desires from E K F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Marie
Richard D. Cragg
Ash
Donald C. Cragg
Ottawa
Norman B. Schartz
Great Bend
Opal William
Wakeeney
Catherine Schartz
Heloise
Sheila Goldstein
R.C
C.H
E.K.F
Self-Taught Manager Swaps Music for Hospital Accounting
Linda Wheeler profiles Mrs. John Ott, who left music teaching to become business manager at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Self-taught in shorthand and bookkeeping, Ott explains hospital accounting is patient oriented and non profit, demanding constant learning and management of nine staff. She cherishes the formal yet close hospital atmosphere and stays current with Medicare requirements while balancing family and community roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Wheeler
John Ott
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Steve Lott
Earmuffs help with profane boss and teen trust payoffs
Dear Ann Landers replies advise using earmuffs or feigning deafness to handle a boss who swears during dictation. A teen argues trusting parents boost effort and integrity, not negative labels. Another reader recalls a luncheon encounter with a social climber and is told to stay quiet to protect charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Forest Park Royal Neighbors Camp Meeting Notes
Forest Park Royal Neighbors Camp gathered Friday in Masonic Hall with Mrs. Paul Boyke presiding. Mrs. Harry Loyd was named Courage. A salad luncheon for May 7 at 1 p.m. was planned with guests from the Rantoul camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Royal
Masonic Hall
Paul Boyke
Harry Loyd
Courage
Rantoul
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Kimberly Cragg
Otta
Dan
Washington D. C
John
Allentown
David
Houston
Tex
Mike
Charlotte
N.C
Alpena
Michigan
New England
Goldie Shmaltz
Central High School
Newark
Goldie
Judy Wollen
Kansas State University
Ruth Hoeflin
College of Home Economics
K-State
Wollen
Orion Lewis
San Antonio
Singer
Albright
Ottawe
Sutton’s Jewelry
S. Main
A. G. Edwards & Sons, Inc
North American
Fred Gollier
Harley Catlin
North American Hotel
Miracle Fiber Wash
Kanekalon Mod
Dynell
London
Baauticians and Distributors Welcome
Royal Manor
Ottawa, Kansas
Frank Potts
Fred Zook
Pol. Adv
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