Oil Painting Of Portraits Is Her Hobby
Mrs. Dale Brown of 619 North Main enjoys making freehand oil portraits of her children and relatives. She works from photographs to sketch, then paints using tubes of oil on paper. It takes about 20 hours to finish a picture and she started drawing at age three with help from family. Her formal training includes two years of drawing classes at Westport High School in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Brown
N. Main
Mrs. Brown
Ann
Elizabeth
Louise
Corn roast and wedding notes mix in miscellany
The column notes a corn roast at the F. M. Clarks of RFD 2 Wellsville cooked in hot coals with six minutes suggested and butter brushed on. It also covers botulism precautions, boiling to destroy bacteria, and a wedding attire description for Gertrude Allen and a groom’s gift Bible, plus attendees Lucky Seyler and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Clarks
RFD 2
Wellsville
Lois
Basting Chicken and Wedding News From Local Notices
Basting chicken with melted butter lemon juice and tarragon makes a fine indoor or outdoor broil sauce. KPMRA LAAAA should be washed and lifted from the water. If water drains from vegetables soil stays on food. Non acid vegetables should be processed in a pressure cooker. Do not taste food or liquids when opening cans until boiled per expert advice. If doubt about food color texture or odor destroy by burial in crema andt fen caniablad rndaw Seve way aye Ov. MInYeu ULUEE and over food and jar. The bride's mother wore a blue and white dress with white accessories and a white carnation corsage. Reception at Mrs J W Hollon's home featured white gladioli and a two tier wedding cake baked by Mrs George Toumberlin with Mrs Hollon and Mrs Toum berlin assisting. A story about Mrs Mary O Neil of Wellsville caring for homeless birds led to contribution to Ozark Gardens editor Edith Bestard. Former Ottawa University teacher recalled fondly by a local family. Mrs Gail Stephenson honored at coffee shower in North American Hotel. will move to Paola with husband employed by Kansas City Power and Light. Observations from travelers from Canada noted different radio music and more angular faces and chins. Summer comforts precede beauty with hints for roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Toumberlin
Gertrude Allen
Extension
Spe“T
J. W. Hollon
James Banks
Kansas City
Kas
Hollon
Toumberlin
The
Herald
Mary O'Neil
Wellsville
Ozark Gardens
Edith Bestard
Ottawa University
Miss Bestard
Ottawa
Edith
Wadkins Murray Vows Exchange in Presbyterian Church
Judith Carol Wadkins daughter of Mrs Nora Wadkins of Cypress became the bride of Donald E Murray son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Murray of Cameron Oklahoma in a double ring ceremony at First United Presbyterian Church. The couple reside at 1158 Cedar. The bride, Ottawa High School class of 1958, works for Gambles. The groom, Panama High School graduate and Airman first class, is stationed at Forbes AFB Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Carol Wadkins
Nora Wadkins
Cypress
Donald E. Murray
Hugh Murray
Cameron
Okla
M. Todd Macdonald
First United Presbyterian Church
R. L. Stevens
Linda Mathias
Murray
Cedar
Ottawa High School
Gambles
Panama
Air Force
Forbes Afb
Topeka
Club Forecast Monday Events and Circles
Reads a district schedule listing multiple clubs and circles with meeting times. Notable names include Mrs W A Hult, Mrs Orville Glenn, Mrs Earl Richardson, Mrs Alex Telfer, Mrs Ralph Paul, Mrs Roy Taylor, and Bennie Blinson. Activities span picnics luncheons and church groups at Country Club Trinity Methodist Church First United Presbyterian and Willamaburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Marcia Cudworth
Orville Glenn
Friendship W. M
North Baptter Church
Earl Richardson
L. W
Alex Telfer
Trinity Methodist Church
W.om
First United Presbyteria
Ralph Paul
Lotgreen
BR. BH
Mia
Anne Bryan
Flin Grove Club
H.C. H
Roy Taylor
Yar
Bennie Blinson
Group
Wic.t.u
Willamaburg
Surprise Nebraska guests visit Wehrle family
Socialettes note Mrs. Joe Wehrle of 832 Olive hosted Wednesday visitors from Nebraska. Mrs. A J Evaretts of Wakefield and Mrs. Anna Hanna of Albion joined the gathering. Dale and Mrs. Brown of Ottawa attended celebrating their ninth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wehrle
Olive
Nebraska
Wehrles
A. J. Evaretts
Wakefield
Wehrle
Anna Hanna
Albion
Dale Brown
Ottawa
Father And Son Fined For Drunkenly Driving Same Car
London report says John McAndrews aged 48 and son Julian aged 19 were fined 20 pounds each for driving the same car drunk on the same night. Licenses suspended for a year. An arresting officer halted a weaving vehicle and found the son at the wheel before the father swapped in. He chased the car, shut off the ignition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ann Landers Problems Letter Clip Reprints
A reader asks how to handle a 15 year old daughter who writes sensational letters about dates and parties. Ann urges stopping mail reading, fostering honesty, and encouraging normal daily life to curb fantasies.
Confidential to SICK AT HEART humorous duty note
A cryptic confidential line targets a husband and his brother with a biting remark about a family member named Jake. The tone implies domestic humor or satire, referencing a brotherly conflict and Jake described with graphic metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dod
Jake
Mrs Dot Howe Named Grandparents in Ottawa Child
Mrs Dot Howe has been named with John Grandparents listed as Mr Pomona. Mrs Sarah Bi Ottawa is described as the child's mother in a terse notice reflecting family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot L. "Howe
John
Pomona
Sarah “Bi Ottawa
Senior Club Supper in Forest Park Draws 48 Members
The Senior Club held a has ps supper in Forest Park with 48 members present. Mr. Ralph Emerson presided at a brief meeting after the meal. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Crites, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Towner, and Mrs. Lois Smith. Mrs. Crites and Mrs. Towner assisted Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club in organizing the club last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Ralph Emerson
Russell Crities
Joel Towner
Lois Smith
Crites
Towner
Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club
Freezing Won’t Improve Food Flavor or Quality
The claim is that freezing does not enhance the flavor or overall quality of food. Freezing merely preserves the current state and cannot fix inherent deficiencies in the food’s taste or texture.
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the Brown
Tommy
Rebecca
Charles Schoonover
L.M.S
Lucky Seyler
Gail Stephenson
Kenneth Richardson
Stephensons
Paola
Stephenson
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Canada
Confort
Wadkins-Murray
W. A. Hult
John G. Kaiser
Masonic
Ann Landers
B.S. Wil
Mississipp
Misalesippi
Saffron Glass Co
Mala
Robert Barnes
S. Main
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund, O.D
Optometrist
A. G. Madison, D.D
Olin G. Wollen, O.D
Medical Directory
F. Barr
M.D
Rodney McClAy, D.D
Chiropractors
8. M. Brockway
Frank A. Tramp
Louis N. Speer, M.D
General Medicine and Surgery
Paul Hnehes
Don L. McKelvey
David G. Laury, M
General Medicine
Kics
Don Collins
Briscoe Drug Store
Mann-Bell Drug Store
Rt It
Walter L. Murray
Mea Zellner Building
Fredanne Beauty Shop
Vera Kunard
Mary Lou Murray
Maye B. Snyder
Leota Hartpence
Ella
Jan Thors
Main
R. A. Goller, M.D
Henning Bros
Sylva Lofgreen
Victor J. Lofgreen
Physicians and Surgeons Ltd & Walnut
Roberts, M.D
Bureral Base Ambulance
Kansas
Isa
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Homer N. Flora
D.O. Meters
David L. Young
D.O
Physical
Tors Mutual, Inc. Stock Fund
Incctive Fund, Inc
UP Canadian Fund Ltd
Payment Fund
Syndicate OF America
Net
Itversified Services, Inc
Marie
Franklin County
Marie Barnett
Wilema Babcock
State Bank Bldg
Richardson
Didde
Arthur L
Gerhold
Tabernacle
Logan and
Cherry
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