Wellsville Notes Highlight Local Elections and Community Events
Notes from Wellsville area report Democrat candidate re election for Topeka Representative Obert C. Harder, pastor, two terms, redrawn 31st district. Easter celebration at Warnock home with several Wellsville and Ottawa residents. birthdays for Carl Warnock and Connie Warnock. Visiting relatives include Pauline Hill from Denver. Alaska quake memory recalled for Julia Davidson, Seward, with family updates. Dayton Matile injured cutting hedge. Crescen t Club Easter program and Easter art topics discussed. Wellsville High School Garden Club meets. next meeting April 28 at Cheryl Rogers' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Holdenobert C. Harder
Topeka
Kansas
Harder
Clarence Harder
Wellsville
East Topeka
House of Representatives
Jim Warnock
Earl Kahler
Kahler
Pauline Hill
Denver
Colorado
Julia Davidson
Sam Davidson
Seward
Alaska
Julia
Davidson
C. T. Davidson
Ferrerview
V. M. McGhee
Miss McGhee
Sam
RFD
Food Coloring Gives Flowers New Tints
Heloise shares a playful home craft using food coloring to dye white daffodils. By splitting dyes into green red and blue and soaking cut stems, petals acquire vivid edge and variegated hues. She notes color depth depends on time and mixture, and colors do not harm flowers.
Melvern Area News Easter Events and Local News
Local church services on Good Friday were led by Rev. Lamon and Rev. Samuelson with music by Laurah Collins Lavenia Stanley and others. Alumni plan a dance for the 1964 graduates on April 25 with a Topeka band. Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by Melvern H D A for grades through six. Breakfast after Easter services at Methodist Hall for 20 youths. Journal notes include housing purchase by Mrs Doreen Kitt and surgeries at Newman’s Hospital in Emeroria and Lawrence Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Heisman
Church of God
Lamon
Francis Thompson
Marie Hill
Sharon Johnson
Topeka
Melvern H. D. A
Jennings Hill
Methodist Hall
Hubert Blecha
Ottawa
Lawrence Hospital
Peoria Area News Recaps Funeral and Easter At School
Mr and Mrs John Slavens and Mr and Mrs Ray Evans attended a friend s funeral in McLouth last week. Dora Weaver returned home March 28 after a week with her sister and family in Lyons Kansas. An Easter egg hunt and party was held at Peoria school last Friday afternoon with refreshments by the teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Dean
John Slavens
Ray Evans
McLouth
Dora Weaver
Harold Echer
Wanda Lee
Lyons Kansas
Peoria
Far and Near Club Meets at Mrs Birdie Macy Home
The Far and Near Club held an all day meeting at Mrs Birdie Macy’s southwest of Ottawa with 17 members and five children present. A noon potluck followed an afternoon session led by Mrs Bennie Stinson in the president’s absence. A humorous recall titled 6A Noodle in the Sink was directed by Mrs Elmer Louderback. Volunteers for kitchen duties were Mrs Grant Carey and Mrs J C Hannaman for a Valley View clubhouse party on April 11. A card was signed for ill Mrs Gene Domnanish. Birthday gift and door prize were awarded to members Mrs Harold Bones and Mrs Jim Lancaster respectively. Guests included Mrs Denny Peterson, Stacey, and Charlotte Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Macy
Ottawa
Bennie Stinson
Elmer Louderback
Grant Carey
J. C. Hannaman
Valley View
Gene Domnanish
Harold Bones
Jim Lancaster
Denny Peterson
Stacey
Charlotte Moody
Williamsburg WSCS Meeting Hears Lesson on General Conference
The Williamsburg WSCS opened with prayer for the ill, sang, and heard Mrs. J. E. Decker present a lesson on General Conference and Its Purpose. A skit featured Mrs. Decker and others. readings were delivered by several members. Plans included a friendship tea on April 21, a food sale April 25, and a June Missionary Projects tour guest Jean Reichard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
WSCS
J. E. Decker
Decker
Alice Carrow
Clare Sowers
L. W. Sutherland
F. W. Davis
S. T. Thornton
Mauri
Baby Named Randal J Cook in Roselle Illinois
The son born March 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Cook RFC 1 Box 321 B Roselle Illinois has been named Randal J. He has a brother Ryan J age five and a sister Robin K age two percent. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ralph Finch Rantoul Mr and Mrs Charles Schamle Ottawa and Mr and Mrs Howard Cook Atwood. Great grandmothers are Mrs Carrie Miskimon Ottawa and Mrs Edith Stevenson Waverly. The son born Feb 23 to Mr and Mrs Robert Mickey Madrid Spain has been named Kevin Joseph. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J B Mickey 839 W 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil C. Cook
RFC
Box
B. Roselle
Randal J
Ryan J
Robin K
Ralph Finch
Rantoul
Charles Schamle
Ottawa
Howard Cook
Atwood
Carrie Miskimon
Edith Stevenson
Waverly
Robert Mickey
Madrid
Spain
Kevin Joseph
J. B. Mickey
W. 5Th
KEVIN Koehler 10 Month Old Descends From Family Ties
KEVIN is the 10 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry OD Koehler of Emporia. Grandparents listed include Vernon Bethell of Quenemo and Carl Koehler of 118 S Locust. Great grandparents named Nona Barrett and Roy Bethell of Williamsburg. Community notices list club activities and meetings across multiple organizations with potluck and circle events scheduled for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin
Larry OD. Koehler
Emporia
Vernon Bethell
Quenemo
Carl Koehler
S. Locust
Nona Barrett
Roy Bethell
Williamsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Cedar
Carl Warnock
Bill Warnock
M. W. Sloan
Lester Moore
Connie Warenock
Connie
Matile
Crescent Club
Harold Good
Dollie Hill
Hareold Good
Ross Morrow
Roger Morrow
Lincoln Air Force Base
Neobraska
Jo Ann Dorn
Filley
Nebraska
Scott
Moherman
Roxanne
Morrow
Miss Dorn
Tom Ruddell
Wellsville High School
Wellsville High School Garden Club. Barbara Patton
Ruddell
Barbara Walter
Cheryl Rogers
Heloise
Nite Richardson
Mayre E. MacKendrick
Melvern Area News
Peoria “Area News
Raney Rexall Drugs
Dr. W. PB
Nina Laboratory
Nina
Genava
AAUW
Westminster U.P
Beta Gammas
Henry Colby
Golden Age Group
C. Kenneth Harris
Jaycee Jaynes
Joe Newhauser
Highland Avenue
Roger Waggy
C. J
Pence
Anna South
Potluck
WCTU
Baptist Church Missionary Circle
Faith Bible Church
C, C, McFann
Franklin County
Amsterdam
New York
Quin’s
Beaufort
Cote Chemstrand
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