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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1957

Page

3

Army Mothers Club Supports Cooking Classes at Boys Club

The Army Mothers Club voted yes yesterday to run cooking classes on alternating Monday evenings at the Boys Club. They obligated Mrs. Leo Akers and planned to attend the state convention in May. They also planned to send cookies to Winter General Hospital in Topeka next week. Delegates named were Mmes Ray Harper William Gossett W A Schnoke Eli Clavel W M McClintin and Ben Gibson with alternates Mmes C D Gaston Roy Clark Ernest Young H Finch H H Feuerborn and Clarence Ingersoll.

Army Mothers Club Leo Akers Winter General Hospital Topeka Mmes Ray Harper William Gossett W. A.schnoke Eli Clavel W. M. McClintin Ben Gibson C.D. Gaston Roy Clark Ernest Young H. Finch H. H. Feuerborn Clarence Ingersoll

Library leaders meet at Ottawa regional session

Fifty seven librarians and library board members from 17 counties attended the Southeast regional meeting of the Kansas Library Association in Ottawa. The morning discussed federal and state library legislation while the afternoon covered book related topics. Miss Nell Barnaby, city librarian, presided. Ottawa University librarian William Hutchinson organized luncheon entertainment by O U students Martin Vancil and Larry Gilliam.

Kansas Library Association Ottawa Nell Barnaby William Hutchinson Ottawa University Martin Vancil Larry Gillum O, U

Socialettes Lend A Hand Party at Trinity Methodist Church

Socialettes Lend A Hand class at Trinity Methodist Church hosted a party with devotions led by Mrs Henry Alban and a business session conducted by Mrs Ben Gilmore. Hostess list included Mines Earl Reed Effie Russell and Louise Pohl. Twenty four attendees. Visitors from Osawatomie Library Frederica Williamson and Clara Gates visited Mrs A C Heigele after regional library meeting. Mrs T T Johnson returned from Anaheim Calif with John Steinmetz family. C W F Group IV to discuss Southeast Asia Thursday at 7 30 p m in Christian Church annex with Miss Nellie March leading devotions. Pattern notice advertises Printed Pattern 4666 by Anne Adams with yardage for half sizes and sending 35 cents to New York.

Trinity Methodist Church Henry Alban Ben Gilmore Earl Reed Effie Russell Louise Pohl C.W.F. Group IV Southeast Asia Christian Church Nellie March Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th New York N. Y

W.M.S. Elects Officers at N Baptist Meeting

The W M S of the North Baptist church elected Mrs William Luce as president and Mrs Clarence Keefer as secretary treasurer. Mrs Ben Nicholas installed officers and departmental secretaries. Patsy Richardson played piano as installation proceeded. Mrs Luce spoke the Easter story and offered two prayers. Mrs J C Workman dedicated a Love Gift offering of 15 dollars 16 cents. Mrs Don Blunt presided. The Friendly Circle presented the program. Sixteen members and three children attended.

N. Baptist W.M.S William Luce Clarence Keefer Ben Nicholas Patsy Richardson Luce J. C. Workman Don Blunt Friendly Circle

April Program Presented by Woman’s Republican Club

Mrs J G led an April program arranged by Miss Mary Ferguson for the Woman’s Republican Club yesterday. The event highlighted April events with emphasis on Laster and included songs, poems, and a story by Mrs Lee Carter, Mrs Lewis Wichman, and Mrs W A Fyfe. Miss Lucy Lee presided over business and the group approved a $25 Spring Breakfast for April 23 at First Methodist Church.

J. G Lytle Mary Ferguson Woman's Republic Club Ferguson Laster Lee Carter Lewis Wichman W. A. Fyfe J. T. Osburn Lucy Lee First Methodist Church Mmrs. Carter O. J. Witherspoon Nell Johnson W. H. Armstrong

Good Year For Ottawa Co-Op

The seventh annual Ottawa Co-operative Association meeting at Eugene Field School reported the best year in its history. Pro rations for 1956 will be 5 cents per bushel on grain and 3 percent on merchandise, down from 34.2 cents and 32 percent in 1955. The co op entered gasoline sales at a cost of 12000 and earned a net profit of 6000 after 12 months. Four semi-trailers of motor oil were sold. Yearly volume reached 1600000, up from 1400000 in 1956 and 1250000 in 1954. Victor Warren, Lawrence Lundstedt, and Harry Scott were reelected to three-year terms. Warren was elected president, Donald Steward vice president, and Harry Scott secretary treasurer.

Ottawa Co-operative Association Eugene Field School Co-op Victor Warren Lawrence Lundstedt Harry Scott Warren Donald Steward

Butter Consumption Drops From Last Year in Midwest

Government data show dairy region consumption averaged 1169 pounds per 1000 consumers in Q4 1956, down 41 pounds from Q4 1955. National figures in other regions remained largely unchanged.

Washington Midwest Agriculture Department

Docking vetoes funds for alcoholism commission

Topeka Gov George Docking vetoed a $25,000 appropriation for the State Commission on Alcoholism, cutting off operating funds after July 1. The commission, established in 1953, will continue without money for operational work, though the veto does not abolish the panel. Docking said he was told by a

Topeka 8 George Docking State Commission On Docking

Thieves Loot Pope Summer Residence Office

Four thieves entered the Pope's summer residence administrative office at Castel Gandolfo and fled with an undetermined amount of money. Police said Pope Pius XII was at the Vatican and will not move to the summer home near Rome until June.

Castel Gandolfo Italy Pope Pius XII Vatican Rome

Legislation Quoted on Saving Nine People a Year

Fragmentary quote shows a legislator arguing about cost versus lives saved. Mention of a commission and a critic named Docking Ned, with unclear context and garbled phrases about peaches and flavor changes. No clear event, date, or location discernible.

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