Northern Trip With Bowers Party to Canada and New England
Mr and Mrs E F Bowers depart Thursday on a motor tour to Canada and northern New England. Accompanying are Mrs Willard G Ransom and Mrs E M Bowers Tahlequah Okla. They travel through Duluth Sault Sainte Marie Ottawa and Montreal. Mrs Ransom plans brief visits with son Frederick Ransom and family New Ipswich NH and with a daughter and family Mrs Don Ward in Schenectady NY. They expect to be away about three weeks.
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E. F. Bowers
Canada
New England
Willard G. Ransom
E. M. Bowers
Tahlequah
Oklo
Duluth
Minn
Sault Sainte Marie
Mich
Ottawa
Montreal
Louderback Reunion Near Ottawa Missouri
A Louderback family reunion gathered Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Chester Louderback and Martha east of Ottawa. Attendees included Alva Louderback Paul Louderback Joyce Larry Mack Kenneth Louderback Earl Diane Odeal Roy Britton Ethel Royaleen George Ricketts George Louderback Judy George Jr Pamela Elmer Louderback Joyce Warren Welton Roger Connie all of Ottawa Liberal Kansas Trinidad Colorado and other relatives. Herald Want Ads get results.
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Louderback
Chester Louderback
Martha
Ottawa
Alva Louderback
Paul Louderback
Joyce
Larry
Mack
Kenneth Louderback
Earl
Diane
Odeal
Liberal
Kas
Royal Britton
Ethel
Royaleen
Trinidad
Colo
George Ricketts
George Louderback
Judy
George, Jr
Pamela
Elmer Louderback
Warren Welton
Roger
Connie
Riley Henry Nuptial Vows Read in Garnett
Martha May Riley and Elwin Dale Henry exchanged wedding vows on July 22 at a Garnett home. Rev. Paul Pentz performed the double ring ceremony. The couple plans a trip to the Ozarks and will reside on a farm northwest of Ottawa. Attending relatives included the brides sister Betty Riley as matron of honor and Wayne New as best man.
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Martha May Riley
Johnnie J. Riley
Westphalia
Elwin Dale Henry
Wilford C. Henry
Route 4
Ottawa
Paul Pentz
Garnett
Betty Riley
Wayne New
Ozarks
Johnnie Riley
John Riley
W. C. Henry
Lola
Lynn Schoonover
David Riley
Anita
Welda
Bill Neuenswander
Colony
Bridal Shower for Mrs. Leon Michel Held at Church
The Church of the Brethren hosted a bridal shower Saturday evening for Mrs. Leon Michel of Wichita, formerly Alberta Baldwin. The event featured green, yellow and white decor, games, and a dessert course in the church basement, with 26 guests signing a rolling pin as a keepsake. Hostesses were Mrs. George Royer, Mrs. Ernest Young, Mrs. Harvey Talley, assisted by Mrs. Dudley Gibson and Mrs. Cecil Spratt.
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Church of the Brethren
Leon Michel
Wichita
Alberta Baldwin
Mmes
George Royer
Ernest Young
Harvey Talley
Dudley Gibson
Cecil Spratt
Flavor Variations for Broiled Chicken
The article outlines how to modify broiled chicken flavor by brushing with melted butter and varying seasonings. Suggested additions include parsley garlic onion tarragon paprika and dry mustard to create different taste profiles.
Club Forecast esday Jaycee event with Mrs Al Knoeppet
A community notice describes an evening gathering at 8 p.m. hosted by the Jaycees with Mrs. Al Knoeppet leading or participating. The item suggests a local social or club function at a specified time and venue.
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Forecastesday
Jaycee Ieee
al Knoeppet
Socialettes and Club Notes From Ottawa Area
Socialettes report noon luncheon by the Soroptimist club at the Lofgreen building on Thursday. Jaycee Jaynes to meet Mrs. A. E. Knoeppel tomorrow night at eight. Daughters Club of Centropolis postpones luncheon to August 16 with Mrs. Fred Powers and Prof. Everett Fetter hosting. Ann of Topeka, formerly Ottawa, visited the Kerrs and Linda. Mrs. Frank Shull sails from Baltimore Thursday on the Emilia to Puerto Rico, visiting relatives while hay fever season lasts and attending Victoria Mae Coughlin’s late fall wedding. Clarence Day and his sister Mary Woodward return from a week in Iowa, Osage and Summer. July 29 family reunion draws 97 relatives from California, Wisconsin, Kansas and Iowa. Forest Park gathering includes Kent of Overland Park, Stansburys of Gary and Williamsburg, Lois Schweitzer of Princeton, Stansburys, Beesley family, and Carlson family visitors from west of Ottawa. Carl son confined at home three weeks with virus pneumonia.
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Frank Shull
Baltimore
Emilia
Puerto Rico
Victoria Mae Coughlin
Clarence Day
Mary Woodward
Iowa
Osage
California
Wisconsin
Kansas
Forest Park
Kenneth Kent
Overland ‘Park
Frank Stansbury
Gary
Bill
Williamsburg
Lois Schweitzer
Princeton
F. J. Stansbury
James Beesley
Joe Anne
Jimmie
Michael
West of Ottawa
Diés In Vain Rescue Attempt In Arkansas Fire
In Fort Smith Arkansas Louis Kelley Morris died trying to rescue his wife in a burning house. Night Chief W H Looper said Morris 36 ran into a storage room to save her and became trapped. Morris' mother aided the daughter in law to escape through a window as the house burned to the ground.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Louis Kelley Morris
W. H. Looper
Morris
Looper
Scholarships Awarded To Ten At Kansas State College
Scholarships worth 400 dollars have been awarded to ten feed technology students at Kansas State College Manhattan. Recipients include Robert J. Pickett of Nevada Missouri and Kansans Martyn L. Apley Washington Ronald L. Chilcoat Topeka John D. Busey Fairview James H. Booth Baldwin Robert L. Gardner Louisburg Lee Roy Young Clifton Richard L. Stamm Washington and Joseph C. Nothern Jr. Salina.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
Robert J. Pickett
Nevada
Martyn L. Apley
Washington
Ronald L. Chilcoat
Topeka
John D. Busey
Fairview
James H. Booth
Baldwin
Robert L. Gardner
Louisburg
Lee Roy Young
Clifton
Richard L. Stamm
Joseph C. Nothern Jr
Salina
Kansans Hurt In Wyoming Crash
In a two car collision nine miles east of Kemmerer Wyoming on U S 30 North Tom Phillips of El Dorado Kansas and David Moss of Wichita Kansas were hurt while en route to Yellowstone National Park. Phillips hospitalized with a crushed vertebra Moss a broken finger. Garner of St Joseph Missouri 34 drove a car passing Phillips when the accident occurred. Garner and three passengers were uninjured.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Tom Phillips
el Dorado
Kas
David Moss
Wichita
Yellowstone National Park
Herbert Bryant
Phillips
Moss
Gale Moss
Kansas Turnpike
Bryant
U. S. 30
Bill Gene Garner
St. Joseph
Garner
These Thieves Were Boring These Thieves Were Boring
Burglars drilled through walls in Alameda to rob three stores. They stole 700 dollars in cash and 1400 dollars in checks from a grocery and 300 dollars from a safe in another shop, then entered a meat market with no theft and a drugstore taking 400 dollars in cash and 1400 dollars in checks from a second safe.
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Alameda
Calif
Coconut Graham Crackers With Chocolate Chips
Recipe notes describe stacking 6 graham crackers with 12 semi sweet chocolate chips each. Heat in a 325 degree slow oven two to three minutes until chips soften, spread and top with coconut. Cool to yield 6 cookies.
Orca research vessel ties to UC and wartime service
Orca oceanographic ship now conducts research for the University of California. It previously served as a U S Patrol boat in the South Pacific during World War II and in Portugal. The vessel is roughly the size of Indiana and once anchored a colonial empire 23 times larger than its homeland. President Garfield was the last U S president born in a log cabin.
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2Nd District
University of California
U. S
South Pacific
Portugal
Indiana
James Garfield
The
United States
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