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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1985

Page

4

Balls 50 Years Celebration for Mr and Mrs John Ball

A 2 to 5 p.m. reception on May 4 honors Mr and Mrs John Ball of Princeton for their 50th wedding anniversary at the Princeton Community Building. Hosts include their children Ron Ball Donn Higgins and Don Ball all of Princeton. The couple has three grandsons and a great granddaughter. Miss Georgia Brown and John Ball wed on May 5 1935 in Ottawa.

John Ball Princeton Ron Ball Donn Higgins Don Ball Georgia Brown Ottawa

Nurses Observe National Nurses Day in Kansas

The Kansas State Nurses Association joins the American Nurses Association and 1.7 million nurses to celebrate National Nurses Day on May 6. Governor Carlin and ANA President Eunice Cole emphasize nurses as key health policy advocates and caregivers across hospitals, schools, and communities. An event on May 12 features three Kansas nurses interviewed on Channel 49’s Kansas Today Program.

American Nurses’ Association ANA Carlin Kansas Barbara Sabol Kansas Department of Health and Environment Norma Daniels Valley Center Jessie Branson Lawrence Judy Runnels Topeka Sabol Eunice Cole Mike Goodwin Kansas State Nurses’ Association Channel 49 Tom Christiansen Kansas Today

Standard Round Tables for Six People Size Range

Six person round tables vary from 46 to 62 inches in diameter. Wider tables give more dining room, so choose the larger size if space allows. Leaves or inserts extend the table to accommodate extra guests when needed.

Child Find notice for disappearance case in New Paltz

Abduction report dated 10 30 1981 involves Miccing heeianen with follow up 4 19 1983 in Middlesex, Mays? inquiry by CHILD FIND INC. P O Box 277 New Paltz New York 12561 seeking information or assistance.

Heeianen Ahaa Middlesex Mays New York State P.O. Box New Paltz, N.Y

It's Sew Easy Dropped Shoulder Chemise Pattern Ad

Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4910 Misses sizes 6 to 20 in multiple fabrics and colors. Pattern price two dollars with sixty five cents postage. three dollars per pattern with first class mail handling. Include mailing address, zip, pattern number and size to Anne Adams Patterns The Ottawa Herald Woodside NY 11977. Includes pattern coupon and catalog note.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald Northern Blvd Woodside

Pastor Hal Dungan Resigns for Blue Valley Church Move

Rev Hal Dungan of First Christian Church Ottawa will leave June 15 to become pastor at Blue Valley Christian Church near Stanley. His final Sunday is May 26. Dungan helped remodel and expand the church, strengthened growth and faith, and will be replaced by a growing Stanley area congregation. He and wife Sarah, a Garfield Elementary teacher, have lived in Ottawa for many years.

Carol Murphy Hal Dungan Blue Valley First Christian Church Dungan Sarah Garfield Elementary School Ottawa Stanley Johnson County The Christian Church Kansas City Area Disciples of Christ Kansas Missouri

OU Symphonette Plans Ottawa University Spring Concert

Brent Wheeler will lead the OU Symphonette in a gala 7:30 p.m. concert at the Ottawa University Chapel on Tuesday April 0. Soloists Jodie Larkin and Carol Wilson, plus guest conductors Wes Wilson and David Ludwick, will perform Mozart and Beethoven works with six vocal soloists and the OU Choir. The program opens with Bernstein Overture to Candide and includes Gliere Russian Sailors Dance Offenbach Ballet Parieien and Mancini Dream of a Lifetime. The event is free to the public.

Ottawa University Symphonette Brent Wheeler Ottawa University Jodie Larkin Carol Wilson Wes Wilson David Ludwick Larkin Rhonda University of Kansas Ludwick Leonard Bernstein Gliere Offenbach Mancini

Kansas honors owners of 15 historic Kansas buildings

The Kansas Preservation Alliance cited 15 historic buildings for preservation work at a luncheon led by Clark Strickland of the National Trust. Winners include Kress Building Wichita 1929. Munger House Wichita 1868. Shawnee Mission Mission 1839. Mahaffie Farmstead Olathe 1965. War Department Theatre Fort Leavenworth 1938. and others across Emporia, Newton, Lecompton, Argonia, Cottonwood Falls, Council Grove, and Olpe.

Topeka Kan Kansas Preservation ‘Alliance Clark J. Strickland National Trust For Historic Preservation Kansas Preservation Alliance Kress Wichita Kress Building Co Munger Wichita-Sedgwick County Inc Shawnee Methodist Mission Indian Manual Labor School Mission State of Kansas Mahaffie Olathe City of Olathe War Department Fort Leavenworth U.S. Army Pierre Manhattan David and Karen Seay Emporia Inno-West Corp Keebler-Stone Robins Bernard Warkentin Newton Lloyd and Jacqueline Smith Santa Fe Newton Station Limited Lane University Lecompton Lecompton Historical Society Salter Argonia West Sumner County

Joshua McCune Celebrates Fourth Birthday in Abilene and Minneapolis Ties

Joshua Ryan McCune turned four on April 28. He is the son of Darrell and the late McCune family from 1428 Olive, with brother Tim age ten and Erin seven. Relatives include Chester Torguson of Minneapolis, and Duane McCune of Chapman. Great grandparents Roy McCune of Abilene and Rev DeWitt Miller of Reno, Oklahoma, are noted.

Joshua Ryan McCune Darrell McCune Olive Joshua Tim Erin Chester Torguson Minneapolis Minn Duane McCune Chapman Roy McCune Abilene DeWitt Miller Reno Okla

Tyler Loder Turns One As Family Celebrates

Tyler William Loder celebrated his first birthday on April 28. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Loder of 610 South Cherry. He has two brothers Jason and Chris and a sister Tammy. Relatives include Wanda Brumit, John Shenk, June Shenk, and great grandparents Ricka Loder, Thelma Leupold, and Edward White.

Katie Sue Joseph Temm Kansas City Kan Carrie Beth Keith Shumway Ash Robert Temm Florissant Tyler William Loder Bill Loder 610 S. Cherry Tyler William Jason Chris Tammy Wanda Brumit Osage Drive John Shenk Pecan June Shenk Hays Ricka Loder Wenonah N. J Thelma Leupold Waterville Edward White Woodbury

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