Coffman-Gorton Vows Saturday In Wellsville
Patricia Ann Coffman and Lyle Richard Gorton wed in Wellsville Baptist Church in a double ring ceremony. Rev. Gilbert S. Peters and Rev. Loyal Hiatt officiated as guests wore pastel gowns and carried carnations. The couple’s families and attendants were named, with a reception held in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffman-Gorton
Wellsville
Wellsville Baptist Church
Patricia Ann Coffman
Lester Coffman
Lyle Richard Gorton
Lyle Gorton
Beverly
Gilbert S. Peters
Lincoln
Loyal Hiatt
Carol Cramer
Nadine Anderson
Mankato
Jack Saltzman
Waukegan
Don Gorton
Charles Coffman
Tobby Shaffstall
Jack Laltbmann
Layette Shower Honors Mrs Ben Gilmore and Baby
Layette shower last evening at Trinity Methodist Church basement honored Mrs Ben Gilmore and her baby daughter. Hostesses were Mrs Rex Howard, Mrs W C Yokum and Mrs FE Spooner. Carolyn Fisher and Mrs Cannady won prizes in games. Others attending included S W Spangler, Harry Hjorth, D A Yockey, D M Dunseth, Ralph Brinkmeyer, John Kelsey, Minnie Shawver, Irene Waller, Lee Shobe, Francis Russell, Henry Alban, Howard Fisher, Marion Ackley, Harold Stewart, Ernest Johnson and Paul Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Gilmore
Trinity Methodist Church
Rex Howard
W. C. Yokum
FE. E. Spooner
Carolyn Fisher
F. §. Cannady
Mmes
S. W. Spangler
Harry Hjorth
D. A. Yockey
D. M. Dunseth
Ralph Brinkmeyer
John Kelsey
Minnie Shawver
Irene Waller
Lee Shobe
Francis Russell
Henry Alban
Howard Fisher
Marion Ackley
Harold Stewart
Ernest Johnson
Paul Bond
No Shortcut To Perfect Manicure Advice From a Pro
A professional manicurist warns against shortcuts in nail care. She outlines a step by step routine from conditioning the nail surface to remove old polish, shaping, pushing back cuticles, scrubbing, buffing, and allowing ample drying time for a smooth long lasting finish. The article stresses neat technique and thorough prep for durable polish.
Jacob Family Holds Tenth Annual Reunion
Jacob family members gathered at Mears park for the tenth annual reunion with a basket dinner. Officers elected for 1958 include John C. Jacob president Carl A. Jacob vice president and Mrs Clarence Coffman secretary treasurer. The next reunion is set for the last Sunday in August 1958 at Mears park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Johnson
Ottawa
Philip Caldwell
Johnson
Lee Carter
Mary Black
Guy Pryor
Ft. Scott
Myrtle Graham
Mabel Minning
Iola
Emily Sites
Garnett
Mattie Gingrich
Emmett Taylor
John Shepherd
Virgil Salman
G. K. Barnes
A. E. Beaman
Edna Greenawalt
Graham
Gingrich
Jacob
Mears Park
John C. Jacob
Kansas City
Kas
Carl A. Jacob
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Clarence Coffman
Wellsville
Harvest festival plans emerge at Lane Methodist WSCS meeting
The Lane Methodist WSCS discussed a harvest festival set for September 28 in the church annex. Mrs. M. D. White chaired the session. Members reported 20 calls and 32 cards. Guests visiting Ottawa relatives include Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell and son Philip from Falls Church Virginia. Their son Don Jr. has spent the summer with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hart. Campbell works for the Veterans Administration in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Methodist Wscs
Church Annex
M. D. White
Don Campbell
Philip
Falls Church
Ottawa
Don Jr
Phil Hart
Campbell
Veterans Administration
Washington, D. C
Former Ottawa High School Girls Hold Reunion
A group of former Ottawa High School classmates gathered Monday evening at Mrs. C. W. Parent’s home for a reunion. They enjoyed dinner, stayed overnight, and had breakfast together. Hostess was Mrs. C. W. Diefendorf, nee Barbara Parent, with guests Mrs. Leon Paine of Paola, Mrs. Bob Rea of Independence, Mrs. Ray Thrasher of Topeka, Mrs. Phillip Day of Ft. Leavenworth, and Mrs. Leon Austenfeld of Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
C. W. Parent
C. W. Diefendorf
Barbara Parent
Leon
Rosie Wilson
Paine
Paola
Bob
Phyllis Brooks
Rea
Independence
Ray
Maggie Nelson
Thrasher
Topeka
Phillip
Virginia Price
Day
Grant for C of E dormitory loan approved
WASHINGTON The College of Emporia has secured a $350,000 loan from the Community Facilities Administration to fund a new dormitory for 120 male students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
College of Emporia
Community Facilities Administration
Polished Hands Mixed with Family Names
A fragment mentions drying with a fan and polishing blisters, outlining a step by step approach to one hand at a time. The text lists numerous household names and families from Wellsville and Ottawa, indicating a local, community tone and potential emergency context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lytle
Billy
Marion
Conner
Norman
Lawfree
Rence Murphy
Clarence Coffman
Richard Thomas
Robert
Clarice
Wellsville
Harry Fisher
Alfred Harrison
Myril
Lawrence Jacob
Floyd Jacob
Ronald
Larry
L. L. Snethen
Ralph Jacob
Alfred
Richard Fisher
Ricky
Diana
Edna Jean
Ottawa
Tax on Liquified Petroleum Gas Imposed in Kansas
Topeka tax action requires two cents per gallon on liquified petroleum gas used in motor vehicles. Gen. John Anderson ruled the 1956 exemption was dropped by the 1957 Legislature during tax commission reorganization. John Kirchner, state revenue director, said repeal was inadvertent. the measure should add over $100,000 yearly revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka F
Ally
John Anderson
Anderson
Tax Commission
John Kirchner
State Revenue
Kirchner
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Beller Studio
Mary Baker
Helen Sue Virguson
Sandra King
Shady Bend
Jeanine Coffman
Lois Maule
Bruce Allen Whitacre
Roberta Shellack
Enora
Walter McMil
Layette
W.C.T.U. Meets
North Baptisting
Lincoln County Hospital
Lincon
Scott
Thean High School
Wayne Caldwell
Armed Wesleyan Methodist Church
Thelpsaim
William Johnson
Charles Ponce and Sons
Escondido
Calif
John Jacob
Oscar Jacob
Folsom
John
Celia
Robert Jacob
Irene Jacob
Pearl Gentry
Carolyn
Robert Gentry
Dianne
C of E
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
the Gas Service Co. Meaturat, Gad
Smith
A. O. Smith
Roper
Hardwick
APT
Wizard
Davis
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Briscoe Drug Store
S. Main
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