Club Notes Corrected Officers and Meetings
Mrs Stanley DeFries is the Mrs Vertus Crofts treasurer and first vice president of the Ottawa University Women s Club not Mrs Tom Lewis. Past Matrons attended Jobs Daughters meeting. Roy Donart led the business session. new officers include Mrs Oscar Gish president and Sunshine Gaddis vice president. The MPM Club met Monday at Elliott Hall First Baptist Church with reports. new officers are Mrs W F Livengood president and others. Next meeting set for April 26.
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Stanley DeFries
Vertus Crofts
Ottawa University Women’s Club
Tom Lewis
Jobs Daughters
Masonic Hall
Roy Donart
Oscar Gish
Sunshine Gaddis
Erma Sellers
Sira
MPM Club
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
W. F. Livengood
Lewis Wichman
J. S. Petersen
Loren Ames
Earl Farris
Wedding deadlines and photo policy from the Herald
The Herald outlines submission rules for wedding reports and photos. Reports with photos must be received within two weeks. stories may be used up to a month but timed by lateness. full publication only for items submitted within a week. No charge for wedding stories. forms at the society desk. photos picked up after publication. call the women's department at 242 4700 for questions.
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Herald Office
Society Desk
The
Herald
Dear Ann Landers Readers React To Pot Letter
A long reader letter storm prompts Ann Landers to publish an unedited pot user plea. Responses from readers AWAKE IN WACO and YONKERS critique the piece, urging sober discussion of drug use, violence, and family strain while offering guidance to the 16 year old author Truth Will Win.
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Ann
Waco
Ann Landers
Paris
Art Museum
Chicago
Know Your Meat Cuts When Buying Pot Roast This Week
The piece explains pot roast is a cooking method not a fixed cut and shows chuck, rump, sirloin tip or heel of round can all appear as pot roast. It notes varying prices by cut, advises recognizing precise cuts, and forecasts future packaging ideas including ready to serve produce and mixed salads.
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Ann Landers
Annie
Dinner marks anniversary of August and spouse Lickteig
The 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs August Lickteig of rural Garnett was observed with a basket dinner at St Boniface Hall in Scipio on Sunday. Hosts were the couple’s children Marvin Lickteig Clathe Eugene Lickteig Kansas City Cecil Glenn Harley and Roy Lickteig Garnett Margaret Lickteig Lawrence and Mrs doe Mader Richmond. Two daughters Mrs Clinton Ind were unable to attend.
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August Lickteig
Garnett
St. Boniface Hall
Scipio
Marvin Lickteig
Clathe
Eugene Lickteig
Kansas City
Cecil
Glenn
Harley
Roy Lickteig
Margaret
Lickteig
Lawrence
Doe Mader
Richmond
Clinton
Ind
Area Women To Assist At Convention In Salina
AAUW Kansas Division's 36th biennial convention on April 16 and 17 in Salina features area members Vera Lawellin of Baldwin and Frances Warner of Ottawa. Lawellin presides at the opening session and delivers the membership report while Warner helps introduce Crisis In Public Education. Helen McDonnall of Wichita leads the event at Marymount College on the theme Freedom For Thought with Garner Shriver as Saturday banquet speaker on Mass Communication and Education.
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American Association of University Women
Salina
Vera Lawellin
Baldwin
Baker University
Frances Warner
Ottawa
AAUW
Central Heights High School
Miss Lawellin
Warner
Kansas
Helen McDonnall
Wichita
Fine Arts
Marymount College
Garner Shriver
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Centropolis
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University of Kansas
Electronic Computer Programming Institute
Topeka
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Bowman
Kansas Automotive School of
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ROYAL
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Pot-Head
Jesus
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Au Naturel
Yonkers
Yonk
M.M.M
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First National Bank OF
Ottawa, Kansas
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Sears
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Briggs & Stratton
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