Annual bowling banquet in Lincoln marks league champs
The event drew 273 attendees at Lincoln School Auditorium. Ollie Norman hosted a ceremony honoring the Grand League Champions Pence’s team, with Joe Taylor, Glen Gates, George Flinsbaugh, Bob Hull and Stanley Fritts. Dick Bieder won the Kampschroeder high scratch score. Jim Snider and Rex Shisler claim All Events and Singles honors. Bennetts, Bond’s, and First National Bank distributed multiple trophies to men’s and women’s divisions, with junior awards announced for the first time. Miss Bertie Vogler received the Good Sportsmanship award from Ottawa Bowl.
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Ottawa Bowl
Pence
Joe Taylor
Glen Gates
George Flinsbaugh
Bob Hull
Stanley Fritts
Bennett Creamery
Tony van Leidens
Max Thompson
Bill Ransom
Ralph Tedroe
Louis Wichman
Bennetts
Fred*Meador
Bond
Norman Lumber Co
Eunice Strickland
Javine Creviston
Maxine Louis
Mac Ransom
Wilma Duethman
Bonds Cleaners
First National Bank
Ruth Christie
Curling Wholesale
Mae Larkin
Pat White
Star Linen Supply
Leo Akers
Steve Mudrick
Jim Anderson
Bobby Lewis
Bennie Gilmore
Charles Norton
Darrel Marconette
Lee Bond
Bertie Vogler
Half Size Fashion Dress Pattern 4661 for summer wear
Advertisement promoting Pattern 4661 for half sizes 14 16 18 20 14 16 18 24 14 with 35 inch fabric. Describes sun style flattering to shorter fuller figures, easy to sew with illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern for mailing to Anne Adams Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York NY.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Ottawa Herald Recipe for Auxiliary Pudding Dish
A compact home recipe from the Ottawa Herald describes an auxiliary pudding using English walnuts crushed pineapple graham crackers butter sugar eggs and nuts. It instructs to roll crackers fine cream butter and sugar beat eggs add nuts and pineapple line a deep dish with cracker crumbs layer filling and crackers repeat then let stand several hours.
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Graham
You Can Help Your Child Avoid Bad Language Habit
Lois Smith offers child development tips on addressing a normal phase of offensive language in early childhood. She suggests light, playful responses over punishment and includes simple tricks to defuse use of words while guiding growth. The piece ends with a light food suggestion unrelated to the main topic.
Notice of Primary Election and Probate Hearing
First published 4 11 56 and last 4 25 56 announcing a primary election on August 7 1956 for numerous offices in Franklin County Kansas. Also notices hearing for final settlement in the estate of John B H Boyd, with dates for defenses by May 11 1956, court location Ottawa Kansas, No 949.
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Franklin County
Kansas
United States
Justice of the Supreme Court
Superintendent
Justice of the Peace
Ottawa Herald
John EB. Boyd
Ottawa
Woman's Republic Club Meeting Highlights Readings Recitation
The Woman's Republic club held a varied program planned by the executive committee with Mrs Fyfe as hostess and Mrs Reinhardt reading a poem. Mrs Stavely reviewed recent Good Morning programs by Will Rogers Jr. A nominating committee was named: Mrs Osburn, Mrs Lytle and Mrs Witherspoon. Present were Misses Lucy Lee Mary Ferguson and several members and guests.
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Woman's Republic Club
The
Mines
O. J. Witherspoon
W. J. Stavely
W.A. Fyfe
J. G. Lytle
Fyfe
B. L. Reinhardt
J. T. Osburn
Lytle
Witherspoon
Lucy Lee
Mary Ferguson
Lee Carter
F. H. McCune
K. W. Williamson
Williamsburg WSC Activities Include Study Reports And Meetings
News from Williamsburg reports the Williamsburg W. S. C. met April 5 with Mrs. M. R. Wren as host/assistant hostess. Activities included worship service led by Mrs. Peddicord, lesson led by Mrs. Neal, and a report on the study class. The student secretary announced Easter cards and devotional booklets sent to 170 students and service members. The Blessing box offering totaled 4.60. Two life memberships and one baby membership were announced. Refreshments served to 15 members, two guests and one child. Next May meeting set with Mrs. Shofner or Mrs. Frank Davis. The Sac Creek Social club met with Mrs. Reed Goff. ten members and two guests attended. Next meeting with Mrs. Clyde Burroughs. Also noted: funeral for Theodore Herbers in Kansas City. Koons children visited their aunt in Olathe. Mt. Olivet ladies hosted a miscellaneous shower at the church clubhouse for Mr. and Mrs. Burlin.
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M. R. Wren
Vic Basel
Peddicord
L. L. Neal
Reichard
Shofner
Frank Davis
Sac Creek
Reed Goff
Clyde Burroughs
Eldon Koons
Pat
Local Community Notices and Visits Across Kansas Towns
Mrs Franke formerly Lois Stankard wed recently. Neighbors hosted guests and refreshments followed. Members of Duvall Chambers Turrell and others attended Grand Chapter in Topeka Tuesday night. District Aide breakfast Thursday morning saw Turrell Chambers and Robbins present. Funeral services for Mrs Berger Peterson held at Burdick. Linda Allen visited grandmother and family. Herrington and Henry Louis Dehn families joined Tommy Allen for dinner. Hopkins couple visited Sweet Springs for work and convention plans. Horne family updates include slight improvement at Santa Fe hospital. Ruth Horne visited Louisville and other towns before returning Monday. Green, Brown families spent weekend in Topeka and Melvern. Funeral for Sadie Wing held in Melvern. Betshell and Sargent families visited Elizabeth Grimes. Burnett households hosted and visited in Melvern and Ottawa area. New visits included Burroughs and Johnson with Lynn.
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Leila Hegle
Berger Peterson
Burdick
Kas
Linda Allen
Tommy Allen
Herrington
Henry Louis Dehn
Linda
W.T. Hopkins
Sweet Springs
Mr. Hopkins
Waldo Whitsitt
W. W. Horne
Topeka
Horne
Santa Fe Hospital
Ruth Horne
Louisville
Wichita
Quenemo
Williamsburg
L. A. Green
Merwin Brown
Marvin and
Marlin Brown
Minor Brown
Will Dehn
D. I. Goodwill
Sadie Wing
Melvern
Ralph Bethell
Pomona
John Sargent
Ottawa
Elizabeth Grimes
Grover Burnett
Elmer Burnett
Frank Bitts
Clyde Burroughs
W. K. Burroughs
Harry Johnson
Lary K. Lynn
Harley Gibson
Garnett
Seek Mother Of New Born Baby
An infant girl born without medical attention was found in a first floor women's restroom at Ashburn Hospital in Salina. The baby, estimated one to two hours old, cried for about an hour before workers located her at 7 30 p.m. She was wrapped in what appeared to be a shower curtain. Police inspector Dan Spellman said authorities are seeking the mother.
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Salina
Ashburn Hospital
Dan Spellman
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Rane
Weather-Froof Co
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Otraus
Myrta
Women's Page
Lois Smith
Women’s Page
Dorothy . Whipple M
Annabelle
Richardson
Legals
Paul R. Shanahan
Florence Belle Boyd
McQueary & Hemphill
Onawatomie
Petitioner
White Martin Combine
Harold Staadt
Bitts Greenhorse
Wilky’s Pottery
Briggs & Stratton
Sheldon Meses
Fairbanks-Morse
Clinton
Wisconsin Motors
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Kingman
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