Marriage of Naomi Armstrong and A W Watts in Fairbanks
The marriage of Naomi Ruth Armstrong and A Wilbur C Watts was announced by her parents. Rev. Allen L. McClure officiated the double ring ceremony August 8 at 8 p m in First Christian church Fairbanks Alaska. Attendants were the Demacs. The bride wore a pink linen suit and carried a white Bible. Airmen from Ladds AFB and church members attended. A reception followed at Rev and Mrs McClure's home. The bride is Ottawa High School class of 1955 and the groom, class of 1952, has served in the U S Air Force since 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Ruth Armstrong
Wibur C. Watts
Ralph C. Armstrong
C. C. Watts
S. Hickory
Allen L. McClure
First Christian Church
Fairbanks
Alaska
Aic
Chris Demac
Ladds Afb
Merry-Go-Round Club Meets at Mrs Kirkwood’s Home
The Merry-Go-Round club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Leo Kirkwood’s home with Mrs. A. G. Stoffer assisting. After the opening, Mrs. Harold Crockett led a business meeting. Members sent notes to ill member Mrs. Ed Nelson in Texas. Refreshments followed a contest. Guests included Mrs. Ada Edington, Cathy Crockett, and Kathy Sayler. Other members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Kirkwood
A. G. Stoffer
Harold Crockett
Ed Nelson
Texas
Ada Edington
Cathy Crockett
Kathy Sayler
Mary Carpenter
The
Mines
Harle Easdale
Harry Gilliland
Effie Gould
Roy Gould
Williams Hackler
Dewey McClay
Neal Sayler
Lawrence Tussing
iHarold Stewart
Looking Back At Ottawa Society Aug 15 1940
Mrs Maude Goll entertained friends at Charlton Cottage after a picnic supper. Guests included Mmes A L Hayes Fred Fiehler E J Foote John Foote Russell Howard Don Harbison E V Lash A E Macoubrie H R Rodgers A F Senter A Van Meter George Trump W A Elliott G R G B Ross O E Parks D M Blair O L Taylor J P Good and Misses Frances Gentry Peg McCartney Marjorie Mitchell of Winnetka Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Parks
D. M. Blair
O. L. Taylor
J. P. Good
Frances Gentry
Peg McCartney
Marjorie Mitchell
Winnetka, Ill
Butter Chili Boost For Broiled Hamburgers
Broil hamburgers with a dollop of butter or margarine mixed with a dash of chili powder on each patty before cooking. This simple add will enrich flavor and add a subtle spicy note to the results.
Layette Shower Honoring Mrs. C. O. LeMaster
Mrs. Charles A. LeMaster was honored at a layette shower Friday evening hosted by Mrs. Bill Seymour. Guests enjoyed pink rosebud corsages, baby buggy display of gifts, games prizes, nut cup favors, and refreshments served by Barbara Payne and Marietta Tallman. Attending were many locals including the Mines, D. M. Dunseth, Joe Strider, and Mary Frances Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. LeMaster
Bill Seymour
Barbara Payne
Marietta Tallman
Earl Schmanke
Ervin Happy
A. R. Fenton
Sam Northway
Lester Cation
Marion Coen
John Kelsey
Bill Payne
W. C. Payne
Pauline Field
Charles Barnhart
Max Brumit
Leonard Brumit
Delbert Hay
Jay Milton
Bill Rinehart
Raymond Moffett
Rosa Nightwine
Frank Lehew
Sheldon Tallman
Beverly Fenton
Lurray Moffett
Carol Bruce
Mary Frances Payne
Socialettes greet relatives and visitors in Ottawa area
Mr and Mrs Erwin N Elder returned from Chicago after attending the All Star football game. Guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Maze of Nevada Missouri and other relatives from Lima Ohio Pomona Lawrence and Wichita. A baby girl weighing eight pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Marvin Rollo of Belvidere Illinois with grandparents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin N. Elder
Chicago
R. B. Elling
Ottawans
Bert Klontz
Henry Maze
Nevada
Guy Snedaker
Snedaker
Ross Kirberg
Janet
Atchison
Riverside Park
Wichita
Otto Bernbeck
Washington State
Salina
Marvin Rollo
Belvidere
Ill
Wedding of Juanita Schmitt-Dale Bones at Powhattan
Juanita Hene Schmitt daughter of Carl and Mrs. Carl Wenger of Powhattan wed Dale Eugene Bones son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bones of Princeton in Powhattan Methodist Church on August 7 at 3 pm. Rev Frank Page officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore Shan tung taffeta with a Chantilly lace veil and Esther Reed daisies. Attendants wore satin with white flecking. A reception followed in the church parlors. Pvt. Bones stationed at Ft. Riley and Mrs. Bones employed in Topeka. he departs overseas in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Hene Schmitt
Carl Wenger
Powhattan
Dale Eugene Bones
Dale Bones
Princeton
Frank Page
Fern Hall
Patsy Patton
Tokeka
Charles Walter
Gerald Lindeman
Manhattan
Esther Reed
Harold Hartter
Sabetha
Don Montgomery
Janice Herrick
Topeka
Lauren Gaddis
Wellsville
Virgil Schmitt
Virgil Wenger
Lois Bones
Pvt
Bones
Ft. Riley
Southwestern Bell
Pvt. Bones
Social visits span Kansas and Texas families
Mrs. Lois Rollo and Mr. William R. Bullock with Dr. and Mrs. Harding and Jewel Woodlock visited in Wamego yesterday, staying a week with Ray and Margaret Waddell. Miss Nelle Buchanan returned from two weeks in Howard and Berea with relatives. She praised Kentucky as one of the loveliest states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Rollo
N. Oak
William R. Bullock
Houston, Tex
W. C. Harding
Jewel Woodlock
Billy Marie Harding
Wamego
Hardings
Ray Waddell
Carol
Margaret
Billy Marie
Nelle Buchanan
Howard
Kas
A. K. Rader
Berea
Minnie Maude. Macaulay
Ottawa University
Miss Buchanan
Kentucky
Union
Building Fund Needs Cited by Kansas 40 8 Society
The Kansas 40 8 Society says it must raise 100000 dollars in the next year to fund a cerebral palsy hospital at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Since 1952 the drive has collected 125000 dollars. Bobby Swan Jr. of Topeka, 13, was honored for raising nearly 3500 dollars through backyard carnivals over three years. Delegates deplored talk of a split with the American Legion, warning severance would harm both groups. Arthur H. Stuewe was elected grand chef de gare with Lester L. Fawkes as correspondent, Eli Dahlin as commissaire intendant, Milan B.E. Pierson as chef de train, Victory Smosohn y as sous chef de train, and Rt. Rev. George Towle as a noted member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas 40 & 8 Society
Univer ‘Sity of Kansas Medical Center
Bobby Swan Jr
Topeka
American Legion
Arthur H. Stuewe
Alma
Gare
Lester L. Fawkes
Wamego
Eli Dahlin
Milan BE. Pierson
Hutchinson
Two Teens Die In Frankfort Three-Vehicle Crash
In Frankfort Kansas two teenagers aged 18 and 16 were killed in a highway accident involving three vehicles yesterday. Victims were Lyle Neal son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Neal and Kathy Donahy daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Donahy both residents of Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort, Kas
Lyle Neal
Lawrence Neal
Kathy Donahy
Gilbert Donahy
Frankfort
Polychromes To Travel To Chicago Music Festival
Parson s Sun reports a mixed chorus of 30 voices named the Polychromes will tour Chicago for a week. Funds came from odd jobs and a public subscription after a photo of three girls sweeping at the stockyards spurred donations. A chartered bus departs tonight with the group, which has raised $2,300 for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Chicago
Parsons Sun
Salad Toppers From a Bistro Pantry
A list of possible salad enhancements includes chopped green onions, crumbled crispy bacon, blue cheese, garlic brown crusted croutons, finely cut anchovy fillets, and sliced pimiento stuffed green olives for a richer toss.
Baby Betty Marie Norris Born in Emporia
A daughter born August 7 to Mr. and Mrs. George Norris of Waverly at St Mary's Hospital Emporia has been named Betty Marie. The newborn weighed seven pounds, thirteen ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
George Norris
Waverly
St. Mary's Hospital
Emporia
Betty Marie
Ottawan Mam Miss Mildred McKee Nova Scotia Trip
Miss Mildred McKee and sisters Ruth McKee and Loretta Langley traveled from Ottawa on a 245 week vacation by train and boat. They visited Montreal Quebec Digby New Brunswick Grand Pre and Saguenay river cruise along the St Lawrence and Saguenay. U S Savings Bonds are safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred McKee
Digby
Nova Scotia
Miss McKee
Ruth McKee
Loretta Langley
Emporia
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay
St. Lawrence River
New Brunswick
Bay of Fundy
Grand Pre
Longfellow
Evageline
Ottawan's Sister Wed Here Saturday
Mrs. Hattie Human of Oklahoma City and Charles Ricketts of Ft. Scott were united in marriage at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in Ottawa at the home of her sister Mrs. Hal McCoy. Rev. R. B. Craig officiated. The couple will reside in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Human
Oklahoma City
Charles Ricketts
Ft. Scott
Hal McCoy
S. Elm
R. B. Craig
Mrs. Ricketts
Kansas City
Ottawa
Lyle Sparks
S. Mann
McCoy
Club Forecast Tuesday NAVY MOTHBDRS and more
NAVY MOTHBDRS and FASEB LUTHERAN GUILD appear in a brief community forecast. Names such as Attia Smith, Mermmoriat von O.T.U., and Fred fer are referenced alongside local organizations like the Lutheran Guild. The fragmentary item signals upcoming meetings or notices in a small-town paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polttuck
Mermmoriat von O.T.U
Attia Smith
Wieuiber
Faseb Lutheran Guild
Mra
Fred
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Boyd Ladies Aid
Ezra Johnson
Edith Thompson
la Grange
Harry Miller
Harry Hendrix
George Peck
William Hichinger
Porter Shaw
Gene Miller
Ralph Bethel
Varry
Dal Carry Smith
Main
Kerr
Safeway
Ottawa Safeway
California
Boz
Merry
Ottawa Society
N. Main
Layette
Mrs. C. O. LeMaster
Burlin Keith
Lima
Ohio
Byron Stewart
Tilfred Simmons
Route 4
Lydia Speckman
William C. Barkley
Pomona
Raymond van Deventer
Lawrence
F. Y. Davis
W. F. Davis
Kansas
Juanita Schmitt
Malott Hardware & Appliances
Wean N
Berlin
Aent
Ottawan
U. S
KODAK
Saunders
Trout
Hollywood
Bates
Sanforlan
Dan River
Terrill's Fabrics
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