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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1957

Page

7

Three Ottawa Teens to Receive Nursing Caps

Three Ottawa girls Patricia Murphy Carol Ann Martin and Eileen Malburg will receive caps as part of 32 fresh teen student nurses from the Sisters of Charity School of Nursing at Providence Hospital Kansas City Kan next Sunday. The capping at Ward High School auditorium starts at 7 30 p m followed by a reception at Marian Hall. All graduates of Ottawa High School the trio are completing seven months pre clinical study at Saint Mary College Xavier and will begin nursing in Providence Hospital with a three year RN program.

Ottawa Sisters of Charity School of Nursing Providence Hospital Kansas City Kas Patricia Murphy W. 6Th St Carol Ann Martin Maple Eileen Malburg S. Sycamore Ward High School Marian Hall Saint Mary College Xavier Providence Hospi

Ottawa D A R Hears Convention Reports

General Edward Hand Chapter D A R heard Beloit state convention reports at a Saturday meeting at Mrs D L Youngs home. Officers and members discussed national defense, signed articles on independence, and noted signers faced hardship but helped shape the new nation.

Ottawa D.A.R Edward Hand Daughters of the American Revolution Beloit D. L. Young H. H. Fowler H. R. Webster G. D. Weilep

Has Supper Party Monday Stitchers Club Members Attend Potluck

The Has Supper Party Monday Stitchers club was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Haworth with a pot luck supper and card party on Saturday evening. Ralph Loyd won the high score in pinoche and R. L. Davis took the consolation prize. Other attendees included Mrs. Davis, Miss Bertha Richardson, and several couples.

Stitchers Club Dwight Haworth Ralph Loyd R. L. Davis Davis Bertha Richardson Howard Henderson John Kramer Don Capper Dick Carey Ted Furtak

Names of Newborns at Ransom Memorial Hospital

The report lists newborns with parents Glen Dell Roles, Dale Lanning, Larry Dean Stewart and Jimmy Edward Hastings. Glen Dell Jr weighs eight pounds three ounces, Daniel Wayne weighs nine pounds ten ounces, Michael Lynn weighs eight pounds eight ounces, and Cheryl Marie weighs six pounds. Obvious hometowns include 1137 S Cedar, 713 Pecan, 501 N Main, and RFC 2.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Glen Dell Roles S. Cedar Glen Dell, Jr Dale Lanning Daniel Wayne Larry Dean Stewart N. Main Michael Lynn

Wycoff community club hosts social and meets on April program

Wycoff community Socialettes convened with host Mrs Arnold Hinderliter assisted by Mrs Una Hinderliter and Mrs Earl Phares conducting business while Mrs Harry Pahlman gave devotions. Wycoff HDU plans a safety program for the April 19 meeting. Mrs Law rence Lundstedt won a prize. other members included the Mines, H M Dowdy, Arthur Harris, Alvin Hinderliter, F J Lundstedt, G W Ponton and C W Schneider plus five children. American Legion Auxiliary moved its meeting to 9 p m tomorrow at Memorial Auditorium to allow attendance at a Civil Defense meeting at 7 30 p m at the Senior High School. Auxiliary president urges participation. Mrs Robert Young and daughter Debbie joined Mr Young from Emmett for the track meet. they stayed with Mrs Young's parents, Mr and Mrs Clare Shadle and Bob. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Bill Young of Kansas City. The dinner celebrated Bob Shadle and Bill Young birthdays. C F Group IV to hold a Southeast Asia lesson by Mrs Ear Sexton on Thursday at 7 30 p m at the church annex. Mrs Mabel Rains worship leader, Mrs Ralph Armstrong hostess chair, assisted by Mrs Robert Cole and Mrs M R Shoger. Mr and Mrs Fred Gier of Williamsburg spent Friday in Fairview visiting Rev F A Wegener, former pastor of Faith Lutheran Church in Ottawa. Giers also visited with cousin Mr Alvin Becker and daughter Phyllis Becker in Holton. Mrs Bernard Hawley of Clinton Ind recently sang in Elijah with Terre Haute Oratorio Society. Hawley is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Dick of Ottawa. her husband’s parents are Dr and Mrs Charles A Hawley.

Wycoff Community Club Arnold Hinderliter Una Hinderliter Earl Phares Harry Pahlman Wycoff Hdu Lawrence Lundstedt The Mines H. M. Dowdy Arthur Harris Alvin Hinderliter F. J. Lundstedt G. W. Ponton C. W. Schneider C.W.F. Group IV Southeast Asia Ear ‘Sexton Mabel ‘Rains Ralph Armstrong Robert Cole M. R. Shoger Fred Gier Williamsburg Fair‘View F. A.wegener Wegener Faith Lutheran Church Ottawa Giers Alvin Becker Phyliss Becker Holton Bernard Hawley Clinton, Ind Medelssohn Elijah Terre Haute Oratorio Society Hawley E. G. Dick Charles A. Hawley

Sweaters Do New Tricks

Sweater fashion takes a full range this spring with sweater jackets for morning, low necked pieces for afternoon, and festive embroidered varieties for evening. Cashmere blends join angora and wool, with sweaters doubling as coats and pairing with chiffon skirts. Short two ply cashmere jackets lead the trend, offering a smart bulky look in pastel shades and black or white.

Royal Neighbors Lodge Honors Longtime Members

Fifty year pins awarded to Mrs. E. R. Crawford and Mrs. T. W. Henshaw at a Friday lodge meeting. The program marked the adult lodge 62nd anniversary and the juvenile division 39th. Charter draped for Mrs. Ned Shull and Mrs. A. E. Stewart by several members. Martha Yount sang Beyond the Sunset.

E. R. Crawford T. W. Henshaw Royal Neighbors Lodge Crawford Ned Shull A. E. Stewart Ted Johnson Charles Zook Paul Boyke Martha Yount

Club Forecast Tuesday at COUNTRY CLUB and church circles

Community groups gather Tuesday at the COUNTRY CLUB for coffee and book reviews and at Trinity Methodist Church for the SEEKSRS CLASS hosted by Mrs Charles Peterson. Members from AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY AU Chapter P E O and GRACE EPISCOPAL and WOMAN'S REPUBLIC join parish and circle activities with Mrs Lloyd Stafford Mrs J T Coburn Mrs William Luce in attendance.

Army Mothers American Legion Auxiliary Wallace Wells Rotary Anns Lloyd Stafford Woman's Republic J. T. Coburn Grace Episcopal Guild Friendship W. M Circle of North Baptist Church William Luce Trinity Methodial Church Charles Peterson

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