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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1971
Page
7
Mrs. John Love runs John’s Gulf Service with her husband at 1019 W 7th, supplying gasoline and a full range of fishing bait and tackle. She counts worms, helps customers pick live bait, assists with car service, manages records, and photographs catches while balancing family life and community activities.
A long list of weekly meetings and activities across Ottawa including Beta Sigma Phi chapters, TOPS groups, VFW Auxiliary, Church circles at First Baptist and United Methodist churches, Garden Club and Soroptimists, with times ranging from afternoon to evening and venues such as youth centers, IOOF Hall, and churches. Notable organizers include Mrs. Dick Williams Mrs. Chester Bechtle Mrs. Chet Louderback Mrs. Milton Sampson and Mrs. O. L. Breckenridge.
Mrs. Ronald Sparks presided at the Thursday Princeton WSCS meeting. Reports covered the district meeting in Iola on March 30 with attendees Mrs. Yancy and Mrs. Donart. Easter lessons were led by Sparks Yancy and Peters, and a reading by Mrs Peters titled The Woman Who Missed Easter. Bible School announced to start May 31. Refreshments were served by Mrs Yancy and Sparks. The next church meeting is 8 p.m. May 13. One-to-Six Club met at Mrs Don Lunger’s home planning a May 4 card party in the Anchor Building. New officers: Eddie Ferguson president, Carol Gravenstein vice president, Jim Corcoran secretary, Leslie Wheat treasurer.
Socialette Sunday visitors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Platt in rural Richmond. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Gene Platt of Roeland Park, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Herman of Garnett, Mrs. Jane Setter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Platt, and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Platt, all from Richmond.
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