Ottawan Enjoyed German Summer Language Study Experience
Paula Schmante a University of Kansas sophomore was among 25 students who studied near Munich Germany this summer amid Berlin crisis and division. She praised German hospitality and noted conversations with Bonn university students and a Munich girls’ school.
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Berlin
Paula
University of Kansas
Fala
Karl Schmanke
RFD 2
Munich
Germany
Bonn
West Germany
United States
Wegarn
Kansas
Printed Pattern 4782 Misses' Sizes 10 12 14 16 18
Pattern 4782 for misses sizes 10 12 14 16 18 requires 3 4 yards of 35 inch fabric in size 16 transfers. Send 35 cents plus 10 cents per pattern for 1st class mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept The Ottawa Herald 243 West 17th St New York 1 N Y Include name address zone size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
German students tour Europe enriching life experiences
Paula recalls German students tours through Bavaria to Munich and Vienna with weekend trips to Venice and Paris. They compare German and American life noting peaceful rural towns, family outings, steady work, and distinct meals including Wiener Schnitzel. Venice featured flooded canals via gondolas.
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Vienna
Austria
Venice
Italy
Paula
United States
Paris
France
Napoleon’s Tomb
Notre Dame Cathedral
Armenian Lamb Chops with Rice and Salad
Outdoor grill or indoor broil method for six large lamb chops marinated with onion, oil, salt, pepper, oregano, cumin, allspice, bay leaf, and garlic. Marinate one hour then grill or broil until outside browned and inside faintly pink. Includes rice pilaf, snap beans, salad, crusty bread, fruit, beverage.
Workshop Patterns Pattern 345 awnings and shelters
Pattern 345 provides actual size cutting guides materials and directions for creating awnings and shelters from slats or roofing nailed to a shaped frame. Paint the frame to match house trim with possible contrasting slat colors. Available in Home Improvements Packet No 29 for $1 through Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
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Ottawa Herald
Bedford Hills
New York
Richmond Couple Married Sunday
Rae Jeannette Maley of Richmond married Phillip Allen Rose of Sun City on Aug 13 at Richmond Methodist Community Church. Rev. Wilbur Purvis officiated. The ceremony featured gladioli, organ music, and candles lit by the bride’s brother and a cousin. The bride wore Chantilly lace and tulle with a pearl crown and carried pink roses on a white Bible. Judy McClure, maid of honor, wore ny lon organza over tulle and taffeta with a lace jacket and horsehair crown.
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Rae Jeannette Maley
Harold Maley
Richmond
Phillip Allen Rose
Robert Rose
Sun City
Wilbur Purvis
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Wayne Hulett
Garnett
Jerry Milchelt
Carl Maley
Lorraine Bennett
Judy McClure
Rouse
Cole
Action Against Welfare Squeeze in Newburgh
New York Supreme Court Justice John P. Donohoe granted the state a temporary injunction against Newburgh relief limits. The injunction, signed at his Cold Springs home and filed in Goshen, blocks actions to require able bodied recipients to work, end payments to single mothers with illegitimate children, and expand other relief restrictions.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Supreme Court
John P. Donohoe
Donohoe
Cold Springs
Orange County
Goshen
Ottawa Herald wedding announces Rose and Reimer
The Ottawa Herald reports the wedding of Rose and Reimer on Friday August 18 1961 with best man ushers and a four tier cake. The couple will reside in Richmond where he teaches and she works at Mode O Day Ottawa. The bride attended Richmond High School Pratt Junior College and Pittsburg State Teachers College.
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Nial
Ottawa Herald
Reimer
Pittsburg
Bill Maley
Gene Drybread
Bobby Kuiken
Tonja Schenherr
Church Annex
Robert Schenherr
Joyce Bowman
Marlis Kueser
Joan Roeckers
Betty van Wie
Ardella Setevenson
Rockaway Beach
Rose
Richmond
Richmond High School
Mode O'Day
Ottawa
Pratt Junior College
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Kennedy signs peace time military bill record total
President Kennedy signed a peace time military appropriation bill totaling 46.66 billion dollars. The package funds a nationwide air raid shelter system, adds emergency spending of about 3.5 billion to bolster manpower and equipment, and provides an extra billion for long range jet bomber production and development. The total exceeds Kennedy’s request by 266.6 million for the next fiscal year ending June 30.
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Washington
Kennedy
Defense Department
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Mamie Sands
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