Ottawa league of women voters elects officers at meeting
Ottawa League of Women Voters held its annual meeting after a luncheon at the North American hotel. New officers include President Mrs Milo Hewitt and Vice President Mrs E G Stucker. The league plans a 1956 57 program focusing on studying the local educational system and will attend the state convention in Manhattan.
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Ottawa League OF Women Voters
North American
F. J. Indall
League
Harold Crawford
Charles McCarthy
Ruth Carr
Jack Byrd
Milo Hewitt
E. G. Stucker
John Douglass
R. B. Anderson
Wilbur Foulis
Inda
Ed Johnson
Earl J. Harris
Jim Clark
John Pinney
Ben Park
Lola Sloan
Indall
Robert Hill
Bond Action
Ottawa
Manhattan
Hewitt
Otttawa League
Stucker
Rebekah Meeting Highlights Cuba Talk and Remembrance
Inter national Understanding Night at the Rebekah meeting featured Mrs. Charles Geiss detailing Cuba customs, sports, schools, and air base life from her family’s three years there. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Carrie Fowler. Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Chism sang a duet with Mrs. Cates accompanying. Plans announced for a district No. 8 school of instruction at Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Sellers
Charles Geiss
Cuba
Captain Geiss
Carrie Fowler
Louis Turner
Lindel Chism
Florence Cates
Wellsville
Refreshment Committee Hosts Tuesday Gathering
Tuesday afternoon meeting attended by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pickering and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Loyd. Thirty six people were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pickering
Harry Loyd
Beauceant Meeting Elects Four For Degrees
Beauceant social session last evening elected four members to receive degrees. Mrs. O C Curby presided in the absence of President Mrs Walter J Lipford. Ottawa assembly members reported on a luncheon in Emporia and highlighted Friendship Day and first meeting ritual work from Denver 1892. Names listed and April 27 card party announced.
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O. C. Curby
Walter J. Lipford
Ottawa Assembly
Emporia
Denver
Mmes. Lipford
Curby
J. L. van Gilder
William E. Bodenhamer
Jack Stephenson
Louis Dale
G. H. Harford
John Dellinger
Frank Jones
Harley Gover
Merle Marmon
John Gaynor
C. J. Pence
Louis Dengel
Socialettes Kiwani queens travelogue by Ottawa teacher
Miss Harriet Seymour, Ottawa high school teacher, presented a travelogue on her Europe trip last summer at Socialettes Kiwani Queens. Eighteen members attended with host Mrs Joel Nordeen decorating with jonquils forsythia and yellow candles. Mrs Harold Bundy ran the business and coffee. Mrs Lee Lennon joined as a new member. Also noted were H C H club guests, contest planning by Mrs Earl Sink, prizes to Mrs John Sink, and attendees including Mrs Walter Wood and Mrs W A Richardson. Additional items mention Mrs Arthur Dennis leaving for Bakersfield Missouri to visit relatives and other social meetings with L W club members.
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Harriet Seymour
Ottawa
Europe
Joel Nordeen
Harold Bundy
Lee Lennon
Hypothalamus and Whitling Woman Highlight Miscellany
A nutrition note from Prof. Roger J. Williams links weight control to hypothalamus nourishment and regular exercise. He cites Dr. Jean Mayer in noting appetite regulation resides in a well nourished brain area. Mrs. Anna Laura Fritts of Williamsburg, a long time whittler, displays many carved items and wears Legion Auxiliary pins from 189 units. The Herald invites readers to submit favorite recipes with pictures. Where are the Ottawa women?
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Roger J. Williams
University of Texas Biochemist
American Chemical Society
Williams
Jean Mayer
Harvard University
Dr. Williams
Anna Laura Fritts
Williamsburg
Leo Santee Unit No. 189
American Legion Auxiliary
Herald
Ottawa
Pineapple Orange Cream Cake Recipe
Ottawa Herald guides a pineapple orange cream cake recipe. Crush pineapple into a sauce, add vanilla pudding, cook until thick, cool, and chill. Split an orange chiffon cake into three layers, whip heavy cream, fold into pineapple mix with maraschino cherries, and spread between and atop layers.
He's Among Friends Fort Morgan Community Farm Aid
Louis Miller moved from Kansas to a nearby farm and became part of a supportive community after catching an arm in a feed grinder. Neighbors organized to farm his land, using 10 tractors to plow 60 acres, plant 25 acres of barley, and work 60 more acres.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Louis Miller
Kansas
Miller
Community club notices from Columbian newspaper
A dense listing of church groups, circles, and social hours names members such as Mra. John Kramer, Mra. W. A. Dougings, Mra. Richard Pett, Mra. Ro O Mitchell, and Mra. Glenn Jordan. Events include luncheons, guild meetings, and social hours at First Methodist, Ottawa Country Club, and North W.S.C.8. Circle.
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First Methodist Church
Atitchers
John Kramer
Grand Guardian
Ottawa
Kenbington
Wolf Reta Gamma
Brecheinen
Community groups and church notices mixed in garbled list
A jumble of church women and club notices appears with several names and organizations such as VALLEY CHAPEL LADINS and RUHAMAH WOMEN'S UNION, plus community events at OAKLAND and GARFIELD schools. A culinary tip about glazing ham with brown sugar and vinegar ends the fragment.
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FAR and Nwa
Harold Nonea
Proria Ladins Aid
Adel Dean Ruhamah
Oswald Exits Race for Democratic Senate Nomination
Oswald, a Hutchinson attorney, quit the race for the Democratic U S Senate nomination and said he would back Paul Aylward for the nominating fight. Aylward and four others including Hart, Korf, Stewart, and Killan remain in contention.
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Hutchinson
P.A
Lewis Oswald
U. S
Paul Aym Ward
Ellsworth
Oswald
Aylward
George W. Hart
Wichita
Martyn Korf
Burdett
Ewell Stewart
Topeka
Fred Killan
Wamerpo
Ward Family Visitors Travel Through Ottawa to Pittsburg
San Antonio, Tex., left yesterday afternoon after visiting Rev. and Mrs. John Ward. Also at the Ward home were Mrs. Devers and various Ward relatives including Roscoe Ward and Mary Ann. John L. Ward and Sharon. Gene Ward and Bonnie. Raymond Rainer. Albert Keefer of Ottawa area. and Wayne Black of Tonganoxie. The Texans visited relatives in Pittsburg last night en route home and were in Lebo to visit relatives before coming to Ottawa.
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San Antonio
Tex
John Ward
Pittsburg
Lebo
Ottawa
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the Mines
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American Breeders’ Service
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D.V.M
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