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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1957

Page

3

Golden Wedding Observed for Averills Near Ottawa

Mr and Mrs Joe Averill of seven miles southeast of Ottawa celebrate their Golden Wedding with an Aug 25 open house at daughter Mrs Glen O Macks home 822 S Mulberry Friends invited 2 to 5 pm The couple wed Aug 21 1907 at Wellsville Their family includes three children and several grandchildren with many relatives attending the reception honoring about 50 guests including Zora and Frances Rhoades and others from Wellsville Ottawa and distant cities

Joseph Averill Ottawa Glen O. Mack S. Mulberry China May McMath Mary L. McMath Wellsville Edna Everett Frank Averill Frank Averills Fort Lauderdale Fla Averill Union Chapel Mary Quee Mock LeRoy Teter Cheryl Mock Joseph Wayne Averill Carolyn Colorado Springs Colo Robert McMath Averill Peter Bobbie Ann Washington, D. C Zora Frances Rhoades Lou Cavett Waverly Rhoades John Rhoades Harvey Rew Hazel Wagner Kingman Fred Rhoades Paola Charles Averill Boynton Beach Rose Seager Kansas City A. C. Lidikay Merle Nicholes Mary Chandler California

Lesson On Strength For Ruhamah Women’s Mission Society

Ruhamah Women’s Mission Society held a Thursday meeting at the church with topic Reservoirs of Strength led by Mrs Clete Shenk assisted by Mrs Froggatte, Mrs Haney, Mrs Hamilton and Miss Adams. Devotional by Mrs Spratt titled Patience. They reported 27 calls, voted to buy baptismal robes and serve only simple refreshments, and plan a milk fund to aid a child overseas. Silver offering was 4 dollars 46 cents. others present listed, with visitors Billy Joe Spratt and Paul Willis Haney.

Ruhamah Women’s Mission Society Clete Shenk Grover Froggatte Ralph Haney Dean Hamilton Edith Adams

Honor Bride-To-Be Sharon Starr At Holton Shower

Honor guest Sharon Starr of Holton was feted at a Friday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Richard Pearson and Mrs. D. C. Whitaker at the Pearson home. Miss Starr and Dick Crites plan marriage on Sept. 7. Guests included Mrs. James Starr, Mrs. Verne Alden, Mrs. George Hoglund, Mrs. Dick Hoglund, Carrilee Shipps, and many local residents.

Sharon Starr Holton Richard Pearson D. C. Whitaker Pearson Miss Starr Dick Crites James Starr Verne Alden Wellsville George Hoglund Dick Hoglund Overland Park Carrilee Shipps Rantoul Rantoul: the Mines Russell Crites W. S. Conger Glenn Wicke Homer Henning Jd. F. Barr A. T. Harkins E. W. Crandall John N. Carter Phil McCracken Floyd Snider Lewis Bell Forrest Nicewander James Kahler Elmer Bell Roy Lambert Don Woodward Bob Brockus Eddie Boyer Nathan Gatlin Wiliam Russell Pansy Rule Cay Crites

Nitcher Family Reunion Held in Pomona Park

The annual Nitcher family reunion gathered Sunday in Pomona with Kenneth and family in charge. A basket dinner followed by pictures and visiting. The 1958 reunion is planned for Lawrence at Keith and family Nitcher’s home on the third Sunday in August. Numerous Nitcher relatives from Ottawa Richmond Wichita Greenwood Lawrence Quenemo and other towns attended or were listed as present.

Nitcher Pomona Kenneth Nitcher Teddy Tommy Keith Nitcher Albert Nitcher Bruce Fleming Danny Jimmy Nancy Alice] Baxter Ottawa Harold Shomber Henry Shomber Ralph Nitcher Ronnie Anita Sue Wichita S. A. Nitcher Richmond Edgar Nitcher Keith Gene Nitcher Pat Williamstown Ben Nitcher Walt Nitcher Ethel Lindsey Gerald Lindsey Patsy Gary Michael Clara Nitcher Margaret McNees Lorenzo Nitcher Lorraine Jeanette Lee Greenwood Charles Fu‘qua Michigan Valley Orvel Nitcher Quenemo Clare Sowers James Merlin Robert Williamsburg Ver] Rodgers Rantoul Sandra Bobby Johnnie Lawrence

Trip to Colorado by Floribel Lancaster

Miss Floribel Lancaster returns from a 12 day vacation in Colorado's San Luis Valley. She visited Monte Vista with cousins Libbie Johns and Roswell Johns and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Homer McAninch in Del Norte. She saw Creede, Farmers Union reservoir, source of the Rio Grande, and Canon City home of Mrs. Rebecca Gray Stienmier.

Floribel Lancaster San Luis Valley Colorado Libbie Johns Roswell Johns Monte Vista del Norte Homer McAninch Creede Farmers Union Reservoir Rio Grande River Rebecca Gray Stienmier Canon City

Bridal Shower Honors Jeanie Anderson Before Her Sept婚

A bridal shower for Jeanie Anderson honored ahead of her September 15 wedding to Jarold Patterson of Garnett. Hostesses Louann Lawrance and Cora Dunn hosted at Mrs. H. W. Kunard’s home with pink and white streamers and a bride doll on the gift table. Prizes in games were won by Mrs. Ruth Hoopes, Mrs. LeRoy Teter, and Mrs. Wayne Kunard. attendees included Wayne Anderson, Lee Patterson, Bill Adcock, Leta Dunn, W. H. Williams, Beth Batdorf, Eula May Cartmill, Reba Salsbury, Pat Hay, and Nancy Houston.

Jeanie Anderson Jarold Patterson Garnett Louann Lawrance Cora Dunn H. W. Kunard Ruth Hoopes LeRoy Teter Wayne Kunard Wayne Anderson Lee Patterson Bill Adcock Leta Dunn

Ikenberry Family Reunion Held at North Baptist Church

The 27th annual Ikenberry reunion gathered Sunday in the basement of North Baptist Church with Sam Eikenberry giving the invocation and a basket dinner. Officers Otis Ikenberry president Dave Ikenberry vice president Helen Torkelson secretary treasurer were elected and next year’s reunion set for the third Sunday in August at the same location. Relatives from Coffeyville Lawrence Liberty Cherryvale Pomona Ottawa Wellsville Overbrook and other towns attended, including George Dillon Cindy Dillon Otis Ikenberry Linda Sue Bobby and Donald Humcerick and numerous Eikenberry family members.

Ikenberry North Baptist Church Sam Eikenberry Otis Ikenberry Dave Ikenberry Helen Torkelson Clyde Ellison Cheryl S. J. Eikenberry Eldon Eikenberry Julia Irene Jim Coffeyville Clarence Parker Ira Tkenberry Arvin Powell Roger Karen Lawrence Kenneth Eikenberry Liberty Reed Eikenberry Kathryn Kent Josephine Eikenberry Cherryvale George Dillon Cindy Dillon Pomona Jerry Ellmore Kansas City Linda Sue Bobby Donald Humcerick Overbrook Paul Heck Wellsville Henry Gilroy Greg Paula Jo Clarence Keith Ann J. F. Heckman Andy Reed Nancy C. W. Heckman Ottawa

Birthday Dinner at Rawlie Price Home

A Sunday birthday dinner was held at the Rawlie Price residence south of Homewood to honor Mrs. Price. Attendees included T. A. Huddlestun’s family, Earl Huddlestun Sr. and Jr., Glen Huddlestun, Charley Huddlestun and family, Jackie Huddlestun of Kansas City, Elmer Louderback and family from Ottawa, Grant Carey and family, and Dean Price among others. Mrs. Huddlestun remained bedfast at the Price home.

Rawlie Price Homewood Mrs. Price T. A. Huddlestun Price Charley Huddlestun David Jimmy Charley W. P. Huddlestun Earl Huddlestun Glen Huddlestun Earl Huddlestun Jr Jackie Huddlestun Jackie Kansas City Kansas Elmer Louderback Joyce Wayne Ottawa Grant Carey Robert Wilma Dean Price

Women to voice housing views at Washington meeting

About a hundred women will attend an October Washington session on housing under the Women’s Housing Congress. The event, backed by the nation’s second largest home building industry, aims to link home ownership with family budgets and emotional well being. Psychologists and financial experts stress housing quality affects daily life, including heat, insulation, lighting, and color. A note from Topeka’s Mrs. C M Carlson recalls Alba Ashby from a 1899 Ottawa High School class of 34.

Washington Women’s Housing Congress WHC Inc C. M. Carlson 1635 College ,Ave Topeka Ellen Anderson Ottawa Hewitt The Herald Alba Ashby Ottawa High School

Topeka Resident Recounts Schoolhouse Move and Banquet

A local resident recalls building a new schoolhouse and scattered classes with rooms at the Herald office and North side schoolhouse while noting a Penny store banquet. She mentions 102 S. Elm where she still lives and a Topeka residence since 1951, amid various trip anecdotes and a hospital resort doctor tale.

Herald North Side Penny S. Elm Topeka

Traffic Toll Topeka KS in 1957 Fatalities Listed

Ottawa Herald reports state accident records show 313 traffic fatalities in the first eight months of 1957 with 398 for the same period in 1956. Data covers Topeka area and statewide figures.

Topekap Kansas

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