Picnic Supper At Forest Park Features Local Guests
A Forest Park picnic last evening drew Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Day and relatives, the Roy Trader family from Summer, Iowa, a Day daughter, Mrs. Harold Rich and daughters Kathleen and Carol, the Frank Carlson family, the Arden Ott clan of Eu, A dora, and others. The Otts recently returned from Green Mountain Falls Colorado and western trips. The Traders visited Wichita to see a daughter and stopped in Ottawa en route home. Busy Bee club members, led by Mrs. John Montgomery, held a gathering at Forest Park Shelterhouse with a mystery gift to Mrs. Leona Chesser and a penny draw to Mrs. Effie Holmes. Bingo went to Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Dean Holmes, Effie Holmes, and Bethi Montgomery. Refreshments followed. Several other attendees included Mrs. Carl Wittman, Lillie Bryan and Ed Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Clarence Day
Roy Trader
Summer
Daya
Harold Rich
Kathleen
Carol
Frank Carlson
Arden Ott
Larry
Jerry
Allan
Ott
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Trader
Wichita
Ottawe
Busy Bee
Dewey McClay
Helterhouse
John Montgomery
Leona Chesser
Effie Holmes
Mmes
Montgomery
Dean Holmes
Bethi Montgomery
Carl Wittman
Lillie Bryan
Ed Elliott
Relatives Honored At Family Dinners
A Sunday evening dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Daugharthy's home honored Mrs. Daugharthy's brother Clifford Enyart and his family Linda and Judy from Pico California, and niece and husband Jim and Mrs Brandon who recently returned from Germany. Attendees included E. L. Randazzo and Mike from Kansas City and the Enyarts' relatives. The Clifford Enyarts were to visit Denver before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Keith
Clathe
E. B. Enyart
Harry Flory
Lyle Enyart
Betty
Jimmie Green
Randazzo
Kansas City
Walter Brandon
Clifford Enyarts
Denver
Socialettes travelers visit Omaha and Hartington
Socialettes Mrs Gene Mille and daughter Mary and Mrs A Head returned from a trip to Omaha Nebraska by car. Mrs Head visited at the home of her daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Abariotes. Mille and Mary went to Hartington to visit Mrs Mille's mother Mrs David Kleinchmith who has been in the hospital. Mr and Mrs C M Oit returned from a vacation at their cabin at Green Mountain Falls Colorado accompanying them home.
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Gene Mille
Mary
A. 0
Head
Omaha
Nebi
Harry Abariotes
Mille
Hartington
Looking Back At Ottawa Society Aug 9 1940
Custodians of Ottawa and their wives were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs J L Rokes. A surprise party honored Mr Robert Smith custodian at the First Baptist Church and Mrs Smith who are moving to Dearborn Michigan. Musical selections filled the informal social hours and a sum of money was presented to the honoree by friends present. Other attendees included Air and Mrs J T Osburn Mr and Mrs Eldon Mahoney Mr and Mrs Claude Fine Dorothy Anne and Donald Mr and Mrs Ed Hazen and Lois Mr and Mrs Frank Bowen and Arlene Messrs F E Weaver and C E Twining and Ronald Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
J. L. Rokes
Robert Smith
First Baptist Church
J. T. Osburn
Eldon Mahoney
Claude Fine
Dorothy Anne
Donald
Ed Hazen
Lois
Frank Bowen
Arlene
F. E. Weaver
C. E. Twining
Ronald Smith
Community church groups meeting announce lively event
Club Forecast Weanesgay G C hosts a birthday gathering with Mra W A Gobaon W Ms of United Presbyterian church. Beekers of Trinity Methodist church and Mrs Rose Nightwine attend Faith Lutheran Fellowship in the church basement at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weanesgay
W. A. Gobaon W
United Presbyterian Church Beekers
Trinity Methodist Church
Rose Nightwine
Faith Lutheran Fellowship
Bledsoe Family Reunion Held in Forest Park
The sixth annual Bledsoe family reunion was held Sunday in Forest Park with William C. Bledsoe Jr. as chairman. Attendees included many Bledsoe relatives from Kansas City and other states, with plans announced for the 1957 gathering at Swope Park under L. Schmitt. Afternoon callers included Ralph Paul and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bledsoe
Forest Park
William C. Bledsoe, Jr
Kansas City
Lawrence Schmitt
W.Q. Bledsoe, Jr
L. Schmitt
Kansas City, Mo
Swope Park
Ralph Paul
Ottawa
To Attend Wedding Tonight In K C
Ottawan guests travel to Kansas City for the wedding of Jane Bras and Jason Ott at 8 pm at Country Club Christian church. Reception follows at Indian Hills Country Club. Attending Ottawas include Mr and Mrs R S Hanes, Mr and Mrs C M Ott, Mr and Mrs W S Bowers and daughters Carolyn and Margaret, Eunice Ott, and Ellen Hanes visiting from Denver.
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Kansas City
C. M. Oil J
R. S. Hanes
Jason Ott
Charles Ott
Walkeeney, Kas
Jane Bras
Glenn E. Bras
Ott
Country Club Christian Church
Indian Hills Country Club
Otta‘wa
George To Open Office At Home In Altamont
Rep Myron George plans to return to Altamont and open a home office there within days. He aims to cover the 3rd Congressional District before the Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Myron George
R-Kas
Altamont
Methodist Men Host Family Party at Trinity Church Basement
The Methodist Men club entertained wives and families last evening in Trinity Methodist Church basement. George Reed led devotions, Leo Kirkwood led a songfest with Mrs. R. B. Craig on accompaniment, and Max McCready presided. Don England and Jolene Brink performed songs, Jolene Brink on piano, with Rev. Craig giving benediction. Watermelon was served after the program to about 40 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Men's Club
Trinity
George Reed
Leo Kirkwood
R. B. Craig
Max McCready
Don England
Jolene Brink
Jolene
Craig
Martin and Lewis To Stay Together
After weeks of feuding Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis met yesterday in Paramount boss Frank Freeman's office. The studio said the pair agreed to continue as America's highest paid comedy team. A splitup had been rumored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Coast Alerted For Hurricane Connie Near U S Coast
Residents of North and South Carolina were warned of a hurricane alert as Connie, the year’s first tropical storm, drifts northward at about 10 miles per hour. At 9 am EST it was 470 miles east of Jacksonville Florida and six miles east-southeast of Cape Hatteras North Carolina. Georgia coast residents from Savannah northward also faced a mild alert.
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Miami
Fla. AM
North
South Carolina
Connie
Jacksonville
Fla
Cape, ‘Hatteras, N.C
Georgia
Savannah
Weather Bureau
Early Nuclear Power Costs Seen At 4 to 7 Mills Per KWh
Dr James A Lane of Oak Ridge said nuclear power could cost four to seven mills per kilowatt hour within 15 to 20 years, with large scale use promising in the United States. Russian scientists noted remote area benefits of atomic plants, but conceded current costs are higher than large coal stations, though more profitable in regions far from coal or using low grade coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanation Scientific Congress
James A. Lane
Atomnic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge, Tenn
National Laboratory
Lane
United States
Soviet Union
D. I. Blokhinstev
N. A. Nikolayev
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Women’s Page Society
Dora
C.W.B.C
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Credit Granter
Credit Bureau
England
Norma Stewart
John Kramer
the Mines
John Fisher
Arthur Jones
G. C. Hammons
Evelyn Bledsoe
Lindel Chism
Alma Schweitzer
Velma Powers
Ellen Hanes
W. W. Broyhill
Wm. A. Roges
Stainless Steel
Oneida
Northland
Surf Maid
Trout
Second
Ottawa Society
Aay Kay Kyle
Joan DeGarme
The
Peoples National Bank
George B. Kyle
Willard DeGarme
Herald
Lois Smith
K.C
George
Martin
Lewis
Cheney
N. Main
BREA
Raw Valley
S. Main
Berlin
Douglas Bros
Atomic Power
Geneva
Bej
Hollywood Bread
Sottywond Bist
Coloria
Guida
Erite Elesnor Day
Box
Koti
Amanda Blake
Bowery Boys
High Society
Bitletley Baking Co
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A Eaa Lee Tees Tayes
Eae Czy Rata Aaa
Onaa
Wightmans
Bendix
Famour Bendix
Tut Gas Service Co. Natural Gas
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