Former Ottawan Teghtmeyer Visits Houseguest Weekend
The Women s Page notes a houseguest of Mrs H H Hayes over the weekend, former Ottawa native Charles Teghtmeyer now a music instructor in Colorado Springs. He attended Ottawa high school and Ottawa university, son of the late Mr and Mrs Charles Teghimeyer. He also visits Paola during Eastern vacation. Mrs Hayes hosted friends who knew him in college, including Mr and Mrs George Lister Mr and Mrs Bruce Spears and Miss June Fockele of Topeka.
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H. H. Hayes
Club Forecast Tuesday at Highland Avenue Stirs Interest
Mra Clarence Good Mira Dean Hamton host guests at Highland Avenue gathering. Mrs Ralph Emerson Jaycre Jaynes and Mrs A H North attend with Mrs Dewny McCiay and Mrs Vernon Chesbro. Church women discuss meat or fish additions to cereal dishes. Cottage cheese measure noted for protein content.
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Highland Avainub
Clarence Good
Mira
Dean Hamton
Hostras Wight
Easter Pilgrims Trace Palm Sunday Route To Jerusalem
Pilgrims from many lands will tour Jerusalem this year for Palm Sunday Holy Week and Easter following Christ's route into the city. The article notes a wall and barbed wire separating Arab and Israeli areas and observes decades of uneasy coexistence since 1948. It also explains calendar differences with Easter dates varying by Western and Eastern churches.
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Jerusalem
Christ
Jordan
Israel
Socialettes G G club gathering and visits noted
Socialettes G G club spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Sadie Steele. Members present included Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Blunt Harbison Howard Lundstedt Macoubrie Senter Stockford and Martha Van Meter. Nearby visits featured Mrs. J H Snedaker and Mr Mrs W G Snedaker to Atchison to see Mrs Ross Kirberg and Janet. Birthday dinner honored Mrs Bert Gould of Paola with Mr Gould and children Dick and Barbara. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Roy Morrill and Mr and Mrs George Obermeyer of Joliet Illinois. Monday Stitchers club hosted a buffet supper with guests Friday evening.
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G. G. Club
Sadie Steele
Elya Stout
Pennsylvania
Mies
W. 5. Barnett
J A. Blunt
Don Harbison
Russell Howard
F. J. Lundstedt
A. E. Macoubrie
A. F. Senter
F.C. Stockford
Martha van Meter
J. H. Snedaker
W. G. Snedaker
Atchison
Ross Kirberg
Janet
Bert Gould
Paola
Mr. Gould
Barbara
Wekend
R. O. Harder
Elizabeth Warder
Roy Morrill
George Obermeyer
Joliet, Til
R. O. Harders
John Douglass
Stitchers Club
Don Capper
Bertha Richardson
Ralph Loyd
and Mames
Dwight Haworth
R. L. Davis
Bob Dixon
John Kramer
Howard
Henderson
Mr. Davis
Postponed Meeting To April Nineteenth Amid City Election
Local notes list several weekend visits among Ottawa residents. Vernie Womble of Chase Kansas and family visited Ottawa guests of the Allen Roberts and others. Birth announcements include Andy Sterling seven pounds fourteen ounces, Sheila Ann eight pounds seven, Patricia Rae six pounds two, Betty Kay six pounds twelve, and Charles Robert seven pounds eleven. The beagle is named the most popular dog in the LS.
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Vernie Womble
Chase, Kas
Ottiwens
Ottawa
Allen Roberts
John Baldwins
Harley Finches
Womble
Finch
Ralph Herman Schoonever
N. Muleberry
Andy Sterling
Foster
Paul Fritz Foster, Jr
Route 5
Lawrence
Margaret Esther
North
Lyle
Windrow North
Sheila Ann
Baby Names From Ransom Memorial Hospital Births
The March newborns include Albert Lee Toumberlin born March 22 to Albert and wife at 20 N Oak weighing 6 lb 13 oz. Gregory Don Nellis born March 24 to Donald Nellis at Parola weighing 6 lb 6 oz. Richard Steven Powell born March 25 to Richard and wife at 722 S Mulberry weighing 7 lb 1 oz. Michael Eugene Harford born March 125 to Werter Harford at 407 S Mulberry weighing 6 lb 8 oz.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Toumberlin
Albert Joseph Toumberlin
N. Oak
Albert Lee
Nellis
Donald Vern Nellis
Route 3
Parola
Gregory Don
Powell
Richard Edwin Powell
S. Mulberry
Richard Steven
Harford
Werter Eurgene Harford
Michael Eugene
Schoonover
Ottawa Society Picnic At Forest Park April 4 1940
The Business and Professional Women's club hosted a picnic at the Scout cabin Forest Park with a pork supper and recreational games led by Miss Minnie Maude Masaulay and others. Committee members included Miss Elsie Jackson Mrs Myrtle Smith and Mrs Beryl Mitchell along with visitors and members such as Mrs N J Krist and Miss Eleanor Macaulay.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Forest Park
Minnie Maude Masaulay
Elsie Jackson
Myrtle Smith
Beryl Mitchell
N. J. Krist
Eleanor and
Gertrude Macaulay
Faye Bondurant
Nile Record
Addie Thomas
Edith Glasscock
Pearl Stannard
Nora Vans
Elizabeth Bement
Maye
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Elna
Sears
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Llecces
Kansas
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Kenneth E
Andrews
Eddie Sheldon
Country Club
Eddie
BE. M. Sheldon
S. Locust
Herald
Lois Smith
Score
Mrs. Dixon
Debbie Young
LaCygne
An Qi
Clare Shadie
Bob
Robert’ Young
Princeton
G.A.R
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ATA Eeal
S.main
Terrills
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Harry Says
RAMCO
Monroe
Sioux Electric Tools
Hoover Bearings
McCord
Harry Smith Auto Supply Phone
Ottawa Society
Josep Pspiriy
Scotty — Tailors
S. Main
Skelgas Store
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