Junkyard ingenuity fuels clubhouse décor project
A community club remodel uses salvaged drum parts, copper and paint to create jeweled plaques and decorative fixtures. Volunteers including Mrs. E. Haley and Mrs. John Wassmer repurpose drapery, lighting, and furnace chain into artful items while planning further updates and purchases. The effort, driven by joint labor from male and female members, leaves some funds unused after an extensive refurbishing spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club House Committee
F. J. Indall
E. E. Haley
John Wassmer
Lois Smith
Charles Queen
Haley
Wasemear
Frozen Fish Fillets Lenten Casserole Recipe Card
A comforting Lenten dish using haddock fillets peas and carrots in a creamy sauce topped with lattice cheese pastry. The recipe yields six servings and includes two pastry components plus a Parmesan cheese lattice to finish.
Easter Items Seeker class meets at Trinity Methodist
Members of the Easter Items Seekers met Wednesday at Trinity Methodist church with Mrs. Charles Peterson as hostess and presiding officer. Mrs Ya Ackley gave devotions and directed games. Reports noted 25 cards and 20 calls. Prizes in a hat parade went to Ida Fisher Ward, inte W Rodgers and Maude Haight. Refreshments were served by Mrs Haight and Mrs Ackley from a table with spring flowers. Others present included Leo Kirkwood Emile Barnes H D Plank W F Kitchen and Hazel Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Charles Peterson
Ya Ackley
Ralph Ward
Ackley
Mmes
Ida Fisher
Ward
Inte W. Rodgers
Maude Haight
Haight
Civil Defense Plan by American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary members attended a Civil Defense meeting at the high school on Tuesday evening and voted to participate in Civil Defense work. They arranged a Pan American program for April 23 led by Miss Gladys Anthony of Ottawa. Mrs. Mabel Holmes conducted Cuban music for Pan American week. They approved sending Mother's Day cards and handkerchiefs to the veterans hospital at Wadsworth. Delegates were planned for the district convention on May 18 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Gladys Anthony
Ottawa
Mabel Holmes
Veterans’ Hospital
Wadsworth
Howard Henderson
Clara Sinclair
Mies
Ralph Allen
Jennie Wisdom
H. G. Williams
Tom Flory
H. F. Duvall
James Meyer
Ray Waddell
Have New Members Kiwani Queens Welcomed Last Evening
New members Mrs Jud son Lee and Mrs M Todd Macdonald joined Kiwani queens at a gathering hosted by Mrs O R McCandless with assistance from Mrs H G Williams Mrs John Davis and Mrs C J Pence. Dr Sylvia Lofgreen presented a travelogue on Panama City and Guatemala as guests and other attendees included Mrs Hilda Grubb Mrs J Vern Rogers and numerous Mmes Randolph Bundy Robert Bundy Vernon Chesbro Lyle Grier Don Hoglund C W Henning Robert Jenkins Ec Johnson A G Madison Joe Nordeen Tom Sims Myror Steere and Floyd Jacob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Lee
M. Todd Macdonald
O. R. McCandless
H. G. Williams
John Davis
C. J. Pence
Sylvia Lofgreen
Panama City
Guatemala
Hilda Grubb
J. Vern Rogers
Mmes
Randolph Bundy
Robert Bundy
Vernon Chesbro Lyle Grier
Don Hoglund
C. W Henning
Robert Jenkins
Ec Johnson
A. G. Madison
Joe Nordeen
Tom Sims
Myror Steere
Floyd Jacob
Socialettes and Club Notes From Sabetha and Nearby
Social notes report Mrs L V Tyler and son Wen dell Tyler of Long Beach Calif visiting Mrs C A Washburn after attending a wedding in Sabetha. Abe Bennett and the Nazarene Missionary Society held a Korea lesson at Mrs Bob Brenner’s with devotions by Mrs J R Smith and attendees incl Clara Geiss and others. H B Club hosted dinner with members Levier Hough Carl Barnhart Merrill Bliss Nellie Brown Clarence Keefer Leo Howard Emmett Taylor Glenn Welen Emile Barnes. Rebekahs planned a potluck supper to honor brothers on April 24 at 7 p m. Pictures were taken of the drill team. Mrs Glenn Lancaster presided. refreshment committee listed. Thirty five attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Bennett
H. B
Ralph Williams
Mmes
Levier Hough
Carl Barnhart
Merrill Bliss
Nelle Brown
Clarence Keefer
Leo Howard
Emmett Taylor
Glenn Welen
Emile Barnes
Rebekahs
Glenn Lancaster
M. L. Sellers
Ben Holmes
Charles Cook
Lindel Chism
Club Forecast Friday Fairmount Birthday
The item notes a Friday program at Fairmount featuring Mrs. Chester Ferguson. G and A indicate group activities with ladies invited to attend. The card outlines a social event focused on the club’s birthday celebration and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Chester Ferguson
Rathjen New Nuptials in Miami Oklahoma
Rathjen of Princeton announces the marriage of daughter Marynell to Wayne L. New son of George W. New of Homewood The double ring ceremony was held at First Baptist Church Miami Oklahoma in the afternoon of April 5 Dr Lewis E Maples officiated The bride wore a gray suit with navy accessories and white carnation and pink rose corsage Attendants were Claude FE Smith Jr Ottawa Marynell is a Princeton High School graduate and worked at Lees Cafe in Ottawa New is a Williamsburg High School graduate and employed at Boeing Aircraft Wichita The couple resides at 541 Laura Apt 3 Wichita
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Miami
Oklo
Lewis E. Maples
Claude FE. Smith
Ottawa
Princeton High School
Lee’s Cafe
New
Williamsburg High School
Boeing Aircraft. Co
Wichita
Laura, Apt. 3
District women's society meets in Baldwin
About 25 women from Ottawa First Methodist Church attended the spring meeting of Ottawa District Women's Society of Christian Service in Baldwin. The theme Walk Humbly With Thy God was led by president Mrs J N Carter. A world trip talk by Mrs Kenneth Foust of Ft Scott and Hiroshima service marked the program. Ottawa residents elected Mrs Alex Telfer district Secretary of Promotion. re-elected officers include Mrs Carter president, Mrs John Clinton recording secretary, and Mrs Henry Parker Secretary of Youth Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Demonstrations by Algzaggers Club at Mrs Keefer home
The Give Demonstrations Algzaggers Club held two demonstrations last evening at Mrs A W Keefer's home Bertha Richardson demonstrated monogramming and Mrs William Bryan demonstrated the swirl stitch A field trip to Kansas City is planned for May 13 with other sewing clubs There were refreshments during a social hour Others present included the Mines W F Suits R F Lollar Walter Butler Clarence Ely Robert Roush and Bill Curry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algzaggers Club
A. W. Keefer
Bertha Richardson
William Bryan
Kansas City
The
Mines
W. F. Suits
R. F. Lollar
Walter Butler
Clarence Ely
Robert Roush
Bill Curry
Symphonic Psalm King David Featured by Skillon Club
The Skillon Music Club presented a symphonic psalm King David by A Honegger last evening in Saunders Music Co rooms. Mrs R K Walters arranged the program and hostesses Mrs Frank Shull and Mrs Frank Thayer assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skillon Music Club
Saunders Music Co
A. Honegger
R. K. Walters
Frank Shull
Frank Thayer
Birthday Club votes donation for cancer fund meeting
Give To Cancer Fund Briles Birthday Club contributed $10 to the Cancer Fund at a full day meeting held at Vern Ritchal home in memory of late Mrs WwW C Briles. They signed a card for ill Mrs Albert Carpenter, held a penny drill and had a noon dinner with Mrs Johnnie Ball leading afternoon business. Next gathering May 14 at Mrs Ball’s with several members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
T. T. Shelton
C. D. Garrett
Paul Garrett
George Gould
Louis Harra
Emile Kirchhoff
Missionary talk draws Franklin County nurses
Ottawa nurses heard a missionary talk by Mrs. Mary Black, former South America worker, who displayed curios. Present were hosts Miss Marjorie Collins and co hosts Mrs. Willis Leming and Mrs. Robert Lickteig. Business was conducted and a district meeting was set for Ottawa in September with H. J. Terrill and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Heard
Jtalk
Mary Black
South America
Black
Marjorie Collins
Willis Leming
Robert Lickteig
Bill Osburn
Ottawa
Mies
H. J. Terrill
Lyle North
J. W.foulks
J. B. Mu
One to Six Club Dinner Honors New Officers
At the Hillcrest dining room last evening the One-To-Six Club held a dinner with two vocal solos by Mrs. Lester Davis. The committee decorated tables with candles and jonquils. After a brief business session led by Mrs. Irvie Rice, members enjoyed games and visiting. New officers named were Mrs. A. H. Wittmeyer president and Mrs. Nesbit vice president, along with secretary Mrs. Jim Overholt, treasurer Mrs. Sidney Morris, librarian Mrs. Brute Fleming, and historian Mrs. Doc Waymire. Other attendees included the Mines, Jack Christian, Mrs. John Craycraft, Glenn Gates, Anthony Habiger, Harold Leiinaker, C. Raymond Smith, Charles Mavity Jr., Roger Brink, Clyde Johnson, Jewell O'Dell and Jim Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Dining Room
Lester Davis
Mark Nesbit
Don Waymire
Bruce Fleming
Irvie Rice
Gene Mavity
A. H. Wittmeyer
Nesbit
Jim Overholt
Sidney Morris
Brute Fleming
Doc Waymire
the Mines
Jack Chistian
John, Craycraft
Glenn Gates
Anthony Habiger
Harold Leiinaker
C. Raymond Smith
Charles Mavity Jr
Roger Brink
Clyde Johnson
Jewell O'Dell
Jim Eddy
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Roy Wilcox
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Don Plumbing Shop
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Harry Worthington
R. A. Gollier
H. J. Henning
Larry Mel Men
Grath
B. W. Kelsey
L. R. Mei
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Pons
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Kevin Scott
Scott Moherman
Wellsville
W. H. Moherman
Ross Morrow
Beller Studio
Linda Jean Henkle
Garnett High School
Emporia State Teachers College
David E. Henkle
RFD 1
Welda
FHA
Rathjen
Thomas i] Rathjen
Princeton
Marynell
Wayne L. New
George W. New
Homewood
Jane Wyman
Rock Huson
Agnes Moorehead
Conrad Nagel
Universal
Stan, Dane Clark
Toting
James Craig
Ots
Fes J
Hillcrest
Ray Hosking
Haas Ave
Los Angeles
Dollie
Rex E. Porter
Ken .Porter
Beech
Porter Tg
U. S. Navy
U.S. Navy
FBI
Te Binda
Arene All
Nate
George Mader
Julie Adams
Jrariamine Cook
Elsa Martinelli
Gia Scala
Sydney Chaplin
Grant Williams
John Gavim
Pip
Guster
Crabb
Robin
Malott
Frigidaires
General Motors
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