Friendship Night at Rebekah Lodge Honors Guests
Friendship Night at Hazel Rebekah Lodge No. 175 drew members from Lane Baldwin Quenemo Garner Wellsville and Wichita. Guests were honored with introductions and a charter draped for Clara B. Kyger past president of Rebekah Assembly. Eighty attended as officers were announced and a letter urged restoring Missouri Pacific service. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Ruth Hoopes
Ottawa
Elaine Smith
Rebekah Asseme ‘Bly
Quenemo
Ruby Becker
Rebekah Asesembly
Clara B. Kyger
Rebekah
Winefield
Viola Beasley
Edna Alban
Letha Figgins
Cleda Hageden
Hazel Glenn
Mae Sargent
Marie Caruth
Entertains Music Club Hosts Evening at Pope Home
Rex Pope hosted the Boys Music Club at his parents home on a Thursday evening. Connie Pope played piano solos with club members and a guest. Gary Royse and Rex were prize winners for practice hours, with refreshments served by Mrs. Pope assisted by Rex and Connie. Eugene Rothfuss will entertain the club in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Pope
Earl Pope
Connie Pope
Gary Royse
Rex
R. L. Stevens
Pope
Connie
Eugene Rothfuss
Meets Club Fairmount Birthday Observed at Home
The Meets Club Fairmount celebrated birthdays of Mrs. Edward Ferguson Mrs. Dolly Davis and Mrs. Ora Johnson at the Ferguson home. A cake by Mrs. Clyde Newby adorned the table. Mrs. Freddie Ferguson led the afternoon session with games, prizes went to Mrs. Larry Ferguson and Mrs. Homer Perry, and guests included Larry Ferguson Russell Dyer and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Edward Ferguson
Dolly Davis
Ora Johnson
Clyde Newby
Ferguson
Freddie Ferguson
Jim Weidner
Jim DeWitt
Larry Ferguson
Homer Perry
Russell Dyer
Baby named Travis Scott at Whiteman AFB Missouri
Son born April 26 to Mr and Mrs Gary Burke at Whiteman AFB Knob Noster Missouri weighed 6 pounds Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Norris Burke Wichita formerly Ottawa and Mr and Mrs James Scott Towanda
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Burke
Whiteman Afb
Knob Noster
Travis Scott
Norris Burke
Wichita
Ottawa
James Scott
Towanda
Shepherdess Installed at Ottawa White Shrine
Mrs. Howard Smith was installed as worthy shepherdess of the Ottawa White Shrine in the Masonic Temple by Mrs. Ray Talbott. Mrs. Charles Talbott conducted the session and plans were made for a lunch counter at the Nelson Hotel sale Saturday. The group honored four members who will travel to Buffalo to attend the Supreme Shrine Session on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Smith
Ottawa
Masonic Temple
Ray Talbott
Charles Talbott
Nelson Hotel
Richard Maxwell
John Rogers
Roger Comstock
Buffalo
N. Y
Supreme Shrine
Margaret Smith
Grace Circle Holds Study at Trinity Methodist Church
Grace Circle of Trinity Methodist Church met Wednesday evening for Metropolitan-Urban Service Training led by Mrs. Gertrude Day and assisted by Mrs. Walter Pohl Mrs. Harry Loyd and Mrs. Ben Gibson presided as hostess A letter from Mrs Elva Potter urged Congress the governor and the president to reinstate the Missouri Pacific train noting lack of commercial transport in many cities Mrs Mary Black presented a skit Joe's Teapot Additional guests included Mrs May Scott Kingston Mrs J McEchron and Mrs June Hinchman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Wellsville
Bruner
International Association of Rebekah
Rose Sealey
Wichita
Elva Potter
Council Grove
Missouri Pacific
Glenn
Hazel Romstedt
M. L. Selelers
Elma Good
Grace Turner
Grace W.S.C.S
Trinity Methodist Church
Gertrude Day
Walter Pohl
Harry Loyd
Ben Gibson
Mary Black
Joe
May Scott
Kingston
J. McEchron
June Hinchman
Prunes Offer Good Iron and Easy Plumping Methods
Prunes and prune juice provide notable iron. one cup of cooked prunes supplies 1.3 to 1.2 times daily iron needs for adults, while prune juice can meet daily needs. Plump prunes by boiling water or steaming, with USDA notes on processing and storage.
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Knights of Old
U.S. Department of Agriculture
F L A Club Supports Cancer Society and Luncheon
The F L A Club voted a $2 contribution to the American Cancer Society at a meeting led by Mrs E Cummings. Mrs Dan Lee assisted in serving the luncheon before the afternoon session. Mrs Fred Fehrenbach presided. Members discussed garden plans during roll call. Prizes were won by Mrs H A Ward, Mrs Sam Shumate, Mrs Lee, and Mrs Fehrenbach. Mrs R R Gillette received the mystery gift, with pal gifts to Mrs Gillette and Mrs Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.L.A. Club
American Cancer i Society
E. C.cummings
Dan Lee
Fred Fehrenbach
H. A. Ward
Sam Shumate
Lee
Fehrenbach
R. R. Gillette
Sweater Dilemma and Public Behavior Advice
Dear Ann Landers offers practical guidance on knitting at work and workplace boundaries. A reader should finish a sweater for her boss but fears conflict with her boyfriend, so the columnist suggests giving the sweater to the boyfriend and knitting at home. A second letter asks about a mother's morning interference with a teen romance and the columnist advises a gentle plan to limit the 16 year old's social contact. Additional readers discuss rude behavior in church and at a musical, with Ann and BOWLING GREEN agreeing both men were rude and urging direct confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Debbie
Bowling Green
B. G
Serviceman Visits Family During Leave in Two States
Lt. and Mrs. Kent B Burns and daughter Lesley visited his parents in Pomona this past week while Lt Burns on a month long leave. He serves as navigator on a B 52 bomber stationed in Glasgow Montana and will travel to Georgia to see Mrs Burns parents. Sidney Burns, a jet mechanic on an F 4c Phantom, has left for Thailand and his family will reside in Chandler Arizona during his year away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent B. Burns
Lesley
Ernest Burns
Pomona
Burns
Glasgow
Mont
Georgia
Chandler
Ariz
Socialettes Visitors From Seattle And Texas Trip
William Rathjen of Seattle visited Ottawa with his parents D L Rathjen and Mrs. Rathjen returning from Minneapolis on business. Dr and Mrs D G Laury came back from a Texas and Arizona tour, Dallas and San Antonio with former Ottawans Carl and Mrs Ziegler, then Phoenix before home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rathjen
Seattle
Wash
D. L. Rathjen
Minneapolis
Minn
Ottawa
D. G. Laury
Texas
Arizona
Dallas
Tex
Carl Ziegler
San Antonio
Laurys
Phoenix
Scandinavian Apple Pudding With Pudding Crust
A vintage pudding recipe yields a crusty Scandinavian apple pudding. Ingredients include flour, oatmeal, brown sugar, almonds, butter, apple sauce, cardamom, lemon, eggs, and cream. Layer crumbs and apple sauce in a buttered dish, bake at 350 degrees for 45 to 50 minutes until golden and set, serve warm for six servings.
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Jerry W. Hurd
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Charles P. Knight
O.U
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Vern O. Harper
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Richard W. Hurd
Merriam
USD
Pratt & Lambert
Nuzman Lumber
PreRrit Ba
Peoples National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
George E. Lister
J. W. Dickerson
Exec
P. Burrows
W. B. Devilbiss
W. G. Ransom
Farm Rep
R. C, Winchester
Gordon O
Ree Ee Cere Etwas
Maxine Lichtenberger
Robert B. Anderson
Treas. Bennett Creamery
Board of Education
Ransom Bennett JR
Bennett Creamery
Ottawa University
C PF. Burrows
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
R. C. Winchester
RFD Credit Corporation
Nelson Travel Agency
Ann
Bennett
Bennett’s
Bennett Ice Cream Store
Main
Ecily Browns
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