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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1975

Page

4

Japanese Youth Shares Secrets

Japanese student Yoshiro studies English at Ottawa University and cooks for his hosts, detailing Japanese dishes like sukiyaki and tempura. The piece notes his chef background in Tokyo and his disdain for machines, with vivid descriptions of attractive hors d oeuvres and careful plating. It also mentions Sandra Wiederholt’s sixth birthday party in Princeton hosted by her parents and relatives.

Dottie Wellington Japan Yoshiro Ottawa University Sietoku ‘Gooking School Tokyo Walvege Sandra Wiederholt Princeton Leo Wiederholt Jr Leo Wiederholt Sr Emma Staliker

Rockers Reunion Brings Kin From Across States Home

The third annual Rockers family reunion honoring Lena Rockers and the late Edward J. Rockers drew nine of their 11 children and relatives from Kansas, Colorado, Missouri, Texas, and beyond. Attendees included Harold and Maggie Bradfield, John Huff, several Wolken and Rockers families, and many others from Greeley Topeka Gardner and surrounding communities.

Lena Rockers Edward J. Rockers Harold Bradfield Richard Bradfield Aurora Colo John Huff Dallas Tex Maggie Ricky Uht Kansas City Rockers Greeley Raymond Rockers Arnold Lickteig Martin Rockers

Pottorffs Host To Families Reunion Dinner

A rural Wellsville potluck at Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pottorff home gathered extended relatives including Nancy Karen Keith and Brian plus Cheryl Perkins of Salina as assistant hostess. Guests from Missouri and Kansas shared visiting, horseshoes, pool and swimming in a family reunion setting.

Wellsville Gilbert Pottorff Nancy Karen Keith Brian Cheryl Perkins Salina Gerald Yount Robert Stafford Mark Independence John Smith Paul Bundy Buckner Earnest Dick Glen Reeves Kansas City Paul Yount Topeka Fred Yokley Steven Sheldon Dan Yokley Robin Lamar

Club Forecast THURSDAY Events Minute Card

The Eagles Auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. at TOPLES 385 Ottawa. A 1 p.m. session at Youth Center rounds out Thursday activities.

Eagles Toples Ottawa

Cape and Sleeves Crochet Pattern Catalog Ad 1976

An advertisement for a 1976 Needlecraft catalog featuring a sleeved cape pattern 7256 and over 200 designs. Includes prices 75 cents to 7 dollars, add 28 cents handling, order from Alice Brooks in The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept. Box 183 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011.

Needlecraft Trrstelias Mall Alice Brooks Ottawa Herald Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y

Evening Picnic by Ottawa WCTU at Forest Park

Families from the Ottawa WCTU picnicked Tuesday evening in Forest Park shelterhouse. Wilson Mack opened the program with entertainment from Mrs. Ermil Greenfield, Mrs. Myrtle Proffitt, Mrs. Florence Peterson, Marjorie Collins, Ray Updegrove, and Mrs. Emma Lou Sullins. Music by Mrs. Raymond Brady featured autoharp and two original songs, Henry Smart gave two readings. Members voted to support the USO fruit juice project. Mrs. Mary Black announced the district convention here later this month and the state convention in Manhattan in September.

Wilson Mack Ermil Greenfield Myrtle Proffitt Florence Peterson Marjorie Collins Ray Updegrove Emma Lou Sullins Raymond Brady Henry Smart USO Mary Black Manhattan

Ottawa Garden Club Annual Picnic Hosts in Mulberry Backyard

Back Yard Social Flowers bloomed despite little rain as Ottawa Garden Club members gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Owen Followell 1239 5S Mulberry for the annual picnic. Helpers included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ecker Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mahoney and Jessie Harold. Clarence Day gave the invocation. Mrs. Esther Biederman and Mrs. Earl Schmitt served punch and cake for 55 attendees. Entertainment by the Sweet Adelines closed the evening.

Owen Followell Ottawa Garden Club Harold, Ecker Ray Mahoney Jessie Esther Biederman Earl Schmitt

Barnett-Weddle Wed In Wellsville

A double-ring ceremony on July 26 united Charlotte Barnett and Ken Weddle at Wellsville United Methodist Church Wellsville. The wedding featured traditional music by organist Peggy Hillyer and a lace chapel veil. After a short Ozarks honeymoon the couple will reside in Topeka.

Charlotte Barnett Ken Weddle Wellsville United Methodist Church Wellaville W. Edward Barnett Wellsville Mémon Weddle St. Joseph Digi Mn Layton Jr Peggy Hillyer Hiawatha Julie “Weaver Kansas Ozarks Topeka

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