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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1961

Page

3

New Alphabet To Improve Reading In Britain

A 43 letter augmented Roman alphabet will be tested in Britain this September with about 8000 children in 24 schools as pupils. The system uses 18 new letters and 24 old ones, eliminating capitals and assigning one sound per letter. Teachers and researchers expect quicker reading, though full results will take years. Sir James Pitman champions AR while John Downing notes reduced sounds, and the plan aims to aid learning rather than reform spelling.

London Britain James Pitman James John Downing Lindon University Sir James

C W F Groups First Christian Meeting Canceled

The first Christian C F W meeting scheduled for Wednesday has been canceled. Officers report W F groups have been given names of women in the Bible: Ruth Lydia Miriam Naomi and Mary across five groups.

C.F.W W.F Ruth Lydia Miriam Naomi Mary

Chocolate Chip Cookies Oatmeal Style Recipe Card

Oatmeal chocolate chip cookies recipe notes mix 14 cups flour and leaveners with butter and sugars. Cream butter with sugars and vanilla, add dry ingredients then water oats and chips. Drop by teaspoons onto sheets and bake at 375 for 10 to 12 minutes.

Shower for Kitty Collins

Kitty Collins enjoyed a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Larry Walburn. She will marry Paul Houston in Emporia in August. Hostesses Kay Peters and Mrs Larry Walburn decorated the gift table with pink cloth, white umbrella, and pink and blue flowers. Winners were Betty Trout Cheryl Hall Mrs Lloyd Graves and Reta Riggs. Punch and cake served to 20 guests including Mrs. Don Collins and Diane and Mary Collins. Out of town guests included Mrs. Howard Houston Ruth Houston and Reta Riggs of Cottonwood Falls.

Larry Walburn Kitty Collins Paul Houston Emporia Kay Peters Betty Trout Cheryl Hall Lloyd Graves Reta Riggs Brideielect Don Collins Diane Mary Howard Houston Ruth Houston

Socialettes Houseguests and Pastoral Connections

Socialites hosted guests over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Luther Shull of Kansas City, sister of Mrs. Followell. Eagles Auxiliary to meet Thursday evening. Visiting from Fredericksburg were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dale with daughters Louise, Robert, Leanna, Karen, Glenda. Rev Gerald Mease, former Ottawa Church of the Brethren pastor, visited. At Mamie Brumit’s home 811 N Cedar, recent guests were Bert E Newland and children Kent Kathleen from Denning NM. Newlands also saw Max Brumit and Cynthia. Mrs Newland is Brumit’s niece.

Owen Followell Luther Shull Kansas City Shull Followell Ray Simmons Louis Dale Louise Robert Fredericksburg Iowa Gerald Mease Leanna Karen Glenda Mease Ottawa Church of the Brethren Mamie Bramit N. Cedar Bert E. Newland Kent and Kathleen Denning N. M Newlands Max Brumit Cynthia Cypress Newland Mamie Brumit

Kansas City Girl Wins Trophy at All Star Bowling

Donna Stewart of Kansas City Kansas is pictured with a trophy on the sports page after returning from the B P A A National All Star Bowling championships in Washington DC. She finished third in the girls competition representing Kansas. daughter of Glenn and Mrs Stewart. granddaughter of Albert and Mrs Stewart. great grandmother Mrs A L Smith of Ottawa.

Donna Stewart Kansas City Kas Albert Stewart RFD 4 Kansas City Times Washington D. C Kansas Glenn Stewart A. L. Smith Ottawa

Congress urged to expand U S sugar quota shares

Rep J Floyd Breeding told the House that Congress should grant domestic producers half of the Cuban sugar quota, potentially adding 25 000 acres for Kansas sugar beet growers. Rep Victor Wickersham argued the Sugar Act should be amended to favor U S farmers, noting irrigation in western Oklahoma and distance to refineries hurts beet profitability.

Washington U. S J. Floyd Breeding D-Kan House Congress Breeding Kansas Victor Wickersham Dokla The United States

Sweets Are Still Big Business

New York AP notes candy sales rise despite calorie concerns, with per person yearly consumption up to 17 pounds and total industry revenue near 3 billion pounds sold costing about 1.2 billion dollars. The piece adds assorted quips and trivia.

New York

Patriotism and quirky facts echo in a summer note

The speaker muses about water cooler talk during work hours and jokes about pore poises with 96 teeth swallowing food whole. A cheerful corn-on-the-cob season is wished, and a Coolidge quote on patriotism is recalled, stressing self and country.

Calvin Coolidge America

Death Takes Legislator from Kansas City Area

Willard Murphy aged 47 state representative from the 9th District in Wyandotte County died Monday night at his home likely from a heart attack. Murphy elected in November as the first professional labor man from the county to serve in the Legislature and had been an AFL-CIO field representative and lobbyist for seven years. His widow two daughters and a son survive.

Kansas City Willard Murphy Wyandotte Murphy Afl-Cio Ben

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