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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1955

Page

9

Men clothing topic prompts fall styles and shopping woes

Jaycee Jaynes groups meeting at Clyde Hashagen home in Rockwood Acres discussed fall men’s fashion. John Wassmer forecast darker woolens with greens yellows and pastels. suburban boxy coats noted. Numerous members and visitors attended. business session led by Mrs Gene Mavity. Social hour followed with refreshments.

Jaycee Jaynes Clyde Hashagen Rockwood Acres John Wassmer Wassmer Gene Mavity

Socialettes and Visits Highlight Local Socials

Socialettes note houseguests of Mr and Mrs Howard Henderson from Louisburg Kansas remain while Mr Whinery serves at National Guard camp. Visits report include Mr and Mrs Fred Shoemaker from Plymouth Indiana touring Madison Wisconsin and Knob Noster Missouri to visit son Karl and his family, then Indiana. Also details Morrow family from near La Junta Colorado visiting Williamsburg relatives, Fones family from Rogers Arkansas returning home after stay, Mamie Dick hosting farewell party for Mrs Twining and birthday observance for Mrs McKay, Conley family visiting Gilchrist relatives, Shadle family trip to La Cygne Butler and Bagwell dam, Garfield Gardeners club heard lawn seeding talk by Harold Stevens with fifteen members present.

Howard Henderson Harry Whinery Beverly Mary Beth Jeanne Louisburg, Kas Mr. Whinery National Guard Mamie Dick Willow E. C. Twining Scottie Bingaman Selah McKay Mrs. Twining Mrs. McKay A.D. Conley Monty Knob Noster, Mo Clare Shadle Herald Mechanical Department Iand Shadle Bob la Cygne Robert Young Debbie Butler, Mo Bagwell Dam Mrs. Young Garfield Gardeners Club Harold Stevens Jerome Minnick Emerson Max Floyd Minnick Ione Dragoo A. J. Howell

Paola MergerWedding of Irene Brady and Leo Huggins

Irene Brady and Leo Huggins were married Sunday at First Methodist Church in Paola. The ceremony at 2:30 pm featured Rev. Gilbert C. Meyer and a double-ring rite. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a crescent bouquet. the groom wore a dark suit. Attendants included Sandra Brady as maid of honor and Dale Sprague as best man. After a Colorado wedding trip, the couple will reside at 301 N Castle St Paola.

Janice Irene Brady Paul Jackson Brady Paola Leo Bert Huggins Frank Forman Huggins Garnett First Methodist Gilbert C. Meyer Rosetta Berryman Reba Johnson Jo Ann Carter Janet Hawkins Kansas City Kas Sandra Brady Dale Sprague Kincaid Marilyn Jean Brady Pride Maid of Honor Vickie Hill David Sheppard Merriam Richard Pulliam Osawatomie Charles Hays Paul Elliott Sandey Jones Leon Thornton Gaylin Phifer Elton Levi Pack of Colorado N. Castle St Paola High School Floyd J. Grimes Garimett. High School Lot’ Fluor Corporation

Club Forecast Wednesday at Forest Park Events

Community notices list events for Wednesday including LOVE and LOYALTY club at Forest Park with a watermelon social at 7 p.m. C.W.F. meets at Christian Church annex at 2 p.m. FIRST METHODIST W.S.C.8 holds an all day event with a covered dish luncheon UNION CHAPEL W.S.C.5 led by Mrs. Lamar Farrer.

Forest Park Christian Church First Methodist W.S.C Union Chapel Lamar Farrer

Ottawa Society Looking Back Aft Vacation Plans

Mr and Mrs Russell Crites will take a week long vacation visiting the family of Mr and Mrs Albert Crites in Linn Missouri at the AC Crites cabin. Mrs Pansy Rule will stay with her grandchildren Richard and Cathryn Crites in their parents absence. Mr and Mrs Wayland Blair also plan a vacation on an organized tour visiting Chicago Detroit Buffalo Philadelphia New York City Atlantic City and Washington DC.

Russell Crites Mr. Crites Albert Crites Marlene East St. Louis A. C. Crites Linn Pansy Rule Richard Cathryn Crites Wayland Blair Chicago Detroit Buffalo Philadelphia New York City Atlantic City Washington, D. C

Won $32,000 on TV Quiz Show

Geno Prato, an Italian born Bronx shoemaker, won $32,000 on a television quiz show last night. He correctly answered that Aida started Toscanini’s conducting career, naming Brazil as the country, Cairo as the premiere site, and Christmas Eve as the holiday. His prize doubled his previous winnings.

New York Arturo Toscanini Geno Prato Aida Brazil Cairo Egypt Prato

Wild Flowers Topic At Ottawa Garden Club Talk

The Ottawa Garden Club heard Miss Lora Cooper of Garnett, formerly of Ottawa, discuss wild flowers at a Monday meeting in First Methodist church basement. She displayed specimens and slides. Elliott Barnes was named fall flower show chair man. A flower exchange was planned for the next meeting. Thirty two members attended along with visitor C E Twining.

Ottawa C. E. Twining

Baby names born at Ransom Memorial Hospital

Weis son born July 25 to Mr and Mrs Marlin Weis 310 Parker Osawatomie named Gary Lee weighing seven pounds five ounces Burgess son born Aug 1 to Mr and Mrs Chester Burgess route 2 Pomona named Michael Ray weighing nine pounds nine hundred forty four ounces

Ransom Memorial Hospital Weis Marlin Weis Parker Osawatomie Gary Lee Burgess Chester Burgess Route 2 Pomona Michael Ray

Seed and feed wheat controls under fire in Congress

Washington notes that Gov ernment limits on wheat grown for feed and seed face opposition. The Senate approved similar legislation while a House Agriculture sub committee postponed the bill indefinitely. Representative Henderson of Ohio cited farmers wanting to grow wheat for personal use without acreage caps, as current law allows up to 15 acres without regulation.

Washington Senate House Agriculture Rep. Henderson Ohio

Prize gamble in CBS Chow contest yields top prize pool

The article notes winnings on the CBS chow contest with a potential top prize of $64,000 next week. Prato, 55, faced a choice between taking $16,000 won the prior week or risking more. Fruits and vegetables spoilage loomed as a factor in the decision.

Quescon Prato

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Women's Page Society Frank Davis J. C. Nichols Olive Baxter Leo Miller Harry Hough Vernon Rundell Rose Campbell Frank Bell the Mines A. H. North George Dunkin, Jr Robert Anrig A. L. Knoeppel Charles Gillette Robert W. White Charles Mavity, Jr James Warnock Bryce Wantland Dean DeGarmo Bernard Hawley Robert Howell Robert Stewart Bill Piggott R. J. Barnes Harlan Page Don Waymire George Foster Friendship First Baptist Church L. R. Sutherland Roger Fredrikson Randy Leonard Kelley Earl Conner Esther Dale Strider Freeland West Joyce Jay Brown Fred Sehnert Clarence Near Hawleys Messrs. and Mines A. E. Knoeppel Leon Paine George Dunkin North Baptist Church George Phibbs Merrill Bliss Vista Keefer Fred Shoemaker Plymouth Ind Madison Wisc Karl Shoemaker Indiana W. H. Morrow la Junta Colo W. B. Morrow Williamsburg Genevieve Heberling Topeka E. H. Brubaker Baldwin Irene Brady Leo Huggins Leo B. Huggins Wright Studio Janett Elizabeth Orval Crone W. 5Th R. H. Crone Bulova Cen Eee Lemene Aft Ottawa Society Garden Club Alabama Straits Malaya Terrill’s Department Store S. Main CR Msu Ae AS SEALY Sealy, Inc Main Bev
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