Stickney-Siscoe Vows Solemnized at Roanoke Church
Ottawa University couple Stickney and Siscoe wed at Roanoke Baptist Church with Rev. Edwin L. Brown officiating. The bride is a OU junior from Kansas City, groom a senior and Delta Phi Delta member in Ottawa. A reception followed, attendees from Ottawa included several locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Iedma Marie Stickney
E. C. Stickney
Kansas City
Gerald J. Sis
Ernest F. Siscoe
de Soin
Roanoke Baptist Church
Edwin L. Brown
Wiliam Hampton
Sharon Ireland
Virginia Long
Wilma Smith
Deanna Dunham
Ottawa women attend WCTU convention in Iola
Delegates from Ottawa at the District One Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathering met yesterday at First Baptist in Iola. Guests included speaker Darlene Diven of Ottawa. Mrs. Black reelected district president. fall institute set for Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Iola First Baptist
Church
Fort Scott
Gas City
Garnett
Iola
Ottawa
Toronto
Fred Lynes
A. E. Sullins
Gertrude Day
Marjorie Collins
Mary Black
Darlene Diven
Otawa
Ropert Means
Lovelyla_ Joy Fuller
Edna Graham
Eunice Caldwell
Holy Angels School of
Phil Rice
Morgs.Sullins
Loyal Temperance Legion
Day
Armed Services
Mera] Snethen
Collins
Instiitutes
Williams Reunion Plans Next Year in Burlington
The 26th Williams family reunion was held in Forest Park on Sunday. It was planned to host next year’s gathering in Burlington on the first Sunday in August. Attendees included Cecil and Ada Hutchinson of Delevan and many Williams relatives from El Dorado, Topeka, Garnett, Yates Center, Morris, Paola, Rantoul, Ottawa, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
ForestPark
Burlington
Cecil Hutchinson
Delevan
Elmer Williams
Waverly
Jay Williams
el Dorado
Roger Barr
Julie
Topeka
Arza Hammond
Joe € ‘Winn
Donna
Steven
Will Buy Banner for Army Mothers Post No 4
The United States Army Mothers Post No 4 voted yesterday to purchase a new banner for their meetings and added new flag poles. Albert Graffham provided new standards and Mrs William McClintie chaired at Memorial Auditorium. Sewing meetings will resume August 23 with Carol Smith as guest and refreshments served by Mrs Jesse Gregg Mrs Ray Harper and Mrs William Gossett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Mothers Post No. 4
Albert Graffham
Wiliam McClintie
Memorial ‘Auditorium
Carol Smith
Jesse Gregg
Ray Harper
William Gossett
Golden Wedding Open House For Mr and Mrs Thompson
Mr and Mrs Charles W Thompson mark their golden wedding with an open house at 1011 Hickory Street in Ottawa. Friends and relatives are invited Sunday 2 to 5 PM, no gifts requested. Born in Anderson County, the couple lived in Garnett before moving to Ottawa two years ago where he taught school and farmed while delivering mail for 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W
Thompson
Fothdren
Hick
Anderson County
Andersons
Garnett
Ottawa
Aut
Mars. L
Shaughnessy
J. Dai Forsythe
Wichita
J. A. Rich. McPher
George Gook
San Francisco
Charles D. Thompson
Westphalia
Socialities note and visits feature in Enid and area
Socialities reports new arrival for Mr. and Mrs. Larry McGrath of Enid Oklahoma an albino son born yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William H Boyd with sons Robert and Dwight have left for Seattle Washington after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W H Boyd and Lloyd Neal family in Williamsburg. They will visit Mrs. Boyd's mother Vera Brown in Dighton en route home. Barbara Boyer will vacation in Denver with Lowann E Minckley. Marcia Cudworth Circle of First Baptist Church held a picnic at Mrs Orville Glenn's home. plans were made for hosting the W M B meeting September 7. The meeting at Miss Harriet Seymour's home in Rantoul was postponed to September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Boyd
Robert
Dwight
Seatttle
Wash
Mr. Boyd
W. H. Boyd
Ash
Lloyd Neal
Williamsburg
Marcia Cudworth
First Baptist Church
Orville Glenn
W. M
Harriet Seymour
Rantoul
Circles of North Baptist hold evening meetings
Frances Kearney Circle hostess Mrs. Lee Miller presided at the Far Bureau Office yesterday. Mrs. Lee Rundell led the devotional "Willing Services" as members dedicated a new gift offering. The group wrote to missionary Mrs. John Martin in South India and prepared cloth animals for a children's home. Glenda Wheeler Circle shared devotions by Mrs. Earl Richardson at Mrs. Duane Shaw's home. Mrs. Tom Ingie reported on several missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waals
North Baptist
Frances Kearney
Lee Miller
Far Bureau
Lee Rundell
Ben Nicholas
John Martin
South India
Glenda Wheeler
Earl Richardson
Duane Shaw
Tom Ingie
Christmas Box Mission Drive Shifts to Murrow Home
A group meeting in Congo with acting chairwoman discussed missionary Colita Smith in Cuba. They approved a Christmas box offering of 3.56 dollars to be sent to Murrow Children's Home, a mission station in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Leter
Colita Smith
Cuba
Murrow Children's Home
Oklahoma
Vows Planned for Linda Marie Collins in Arcadia California
Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson of Richmond announce the engagement of their granddaughter Linda Marie Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Dean Collins Vows will be exchanged September 10 at Annunciation Catholic Church Arcadia California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Anderson
Richmond
Linda Marie Colellins
Cecil Dean Collins
Annunciation Catholic Church
Arcadia
Calif
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Stickney-Siscoe
Mary Etta Jones
Leavenworth
Mary Sinclair
Betty Jean Stickney
Jean Stickney
Kathy Treat
Gem
Sharon Keeter
Ed Hampton
Overland Park
Joe Clayton
Albert Lewis
David Stickney
Richard Siscoe
Timothy Tarley
Steven Fisher
Gerald J. Siscoe
WCTU
Maytag
Douglas
Main
Charles W. Thompson
Wright
Larry McGrath
Enid, Okla
McGrath
Cynthia Henning
Ivera Brown
Dighton
Boeing
Seattle
Barbara Boyer
W. 7Th
Denver
Lowann E. Minckley
THE
Ottawa Herald
Dairy Queen
Jerry Bowman
Albright
S. Main
Happy Returns
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association
Savings Bank
Washington Or
Lincoln
Center
East 2Nd St
F. R. Bennett
Milo M. Hewitt
Wimn, W. Wallace
H. J. Henning
Dean Berlin
California
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