Mealman Fritts wedding vows exchanged Friday eve
Dorothy Tregemba Pat Davis Nina Curtis and Carol Smith attended a Free Methodist ceremony as Kathleen Mealman married Stanley E. Fritts in Ottawa. Rev O E Howell read the double ring rite. Bridesmaids wore color coordinated dresses and the couple left for a Colorado Springs trip following a reception at the Mealman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Mealman
Stanley E. Fritts
Fred A. Mealman
Hickory
John Fritts
Pomona
O. E. Howell
Hutchinson
Mary Lou Johnson
Max Kirkland
Ewing Fritts
Leo Mealman
Ervin Chambers
Joan Mealman
Ottawa High School
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Pomona High School
Colorado Springs
Penny collection at event totals $2.21
Attendees included Miss Daisy Lloyd and a list of locals such as Charles Good win Tom Gregg Grant Catterson Peter Papps J.R. Richards Larry Spratt Harold Richards Harve McCullough Carl Grandorf W. R. Burns and C. A. Hobbs plus visitor Mrs. Eldon Brockus. The penny collection amounted to $2.21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Lloyd
the Mines
Charles Goodwin
Tom Gregg
Grant Catterson
Peter Papps
J.R. Richards
Larry Spratt
Harold Richards
Harve McCullough
Carl Grandorf
W. R. .Burns
C. A. Hobbs
Socialettes Bucklews visit and church meeting notes
Socialettes report week end visit by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bucklew of Columbia Missouri as their son Craig joins them for a time. Ana Col group held a pot luck supper at Mrs. B. G. Ottos home. Jean Blankenbecker and Linda Schwarz discussed topics and shared details of their trip to a national camp in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Houseguests include Mrs. James Ralston and daughters Carolyn and Kay from Derby Kansas and Mrs. Earl Longworth of Wichita visiting through Thursday.
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Robert Bucklew
Columbia
Mac
L. C. Geiger
Craig
Ana Col
United Presbyterian Church
B. G. Otto
Jean Blankenbecker l
Linda Schwarz
Lake Geneva
Wise
Emile Barnes
James Ralston
Carolyn
Kay
Derby
Kas
Barnes
Earl Longworth
Wichita
Merrill Bliss
Flood relief and kitchen upgrade at church meeting
Richter W S C S voted a five dollar donation to the Red Cross for eastern flood relief at a Thursday church meeting. The group approved moving the meeting time to 1 30 from September through April and buying a sink stand cabinet for the church kitchen. They planned a special collection for a layette for a mission and paid for School of Missions study course books. Mrs W C Humphrey led devotions and Mrs Bessie Johnson led the program The History of Settlement Houses Helen Lederer sang a vocal solo Twenty five sick calls and forty three social calls were reported Others present included Mrs W C Wood Jennie Wheeler John Staadt and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richter W
W. C. Humphrey
Bessie Johnson
Helen Lederer
Ihe Mmes
W. C. Wood
Jennie Wheeler
John Staadt
J. C. Briles
Ted Beauschamp
Otto Schroeder
Kathy and
Raymond
Woodrow
Man Drives Car Into Missouri River After Quarrel
A 2.7 year old Kansas City driver James F. Rogers drove his car into the Missouri River after a dispute with his girlfriend Jean Jeffries. He swam to shore while Jeffries, 22, survived. Police say Rogers sustained nose fractures, lacerations, and exhaustion. The car was not recovered.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
James F. Rogers
Jean Jeffries
Rogers
Irate Husband Is Burned Up
New Bedford Massachusetts Floyd L Ostrander 52 was burned in a heated argument with his wife. He allegedly set fire to his barn tried to set his home afire and pulled the telephone line so firefighters could not be called.
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New Bedford
Mass
Floyd L. Ostrander
New Clothing Designed To Include Safety Elements
A look at safety fashion introducing reflectorized clothing using Flecton yarn that glows at night. Garments include snow suits, shirts, jackets, hats, gloves, rainwear and umbrellas, with no visible change in style.
Birthday Dinner Sunday In Park
A basket dinner held in Forest park Sunday honored the birthday of Mrs. Belle Hartpence. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson and many others from Princeton and nearby towns, such as Mr. and Mrs. George Hartpence and Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Scott, plus Norma Briggs and Barbara Jo among others.
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Forest Park
Belle Hartpence
Arthur
Anderson
Leota Hartpence
Leonard
Elaine
Howard
Phillip
Paul
Donnie
Pamela
Henry Herrill
Princeton
George Hartpence
Roger
Lawanda
Douglas
Baldwin
Freddie Scott
Matfield Green
Kas
Jerry Harrell
Wilbur Kristenson
Gail Nitcher
Wanda
Donna
Kathy
Diana
Donald Barnes
Linda
Larry
Tunie Kristenson
Billy
Marilyn
Sue
Keith Patton
Norma Briggs
Barbara Jo
Hartpence Family Members Listed in Fragment
A fragment lists individuals including Charlotte Ann, Mr and Mrs Ralph Hartpence, Joan, Sandra, Robert, Ronald and Neela Jean, and Mr Carl Hartpence, suggesting a family notice or social items section.
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Charlotte Ann
Ralph Hartpence
Joan
Sandra
Robert
Ronald
Neela
Jean
Carl Hartpence
Ladylike Look Gains With Teen Girls In London
London reports American teenagers adopt the ladylike look ending baggy sweaters and blue jeans as U S girl tourists in London influence fashion with sleek outfits. The style note says gaiety persists with bright red as a dominant color amid new trends. A recipe tip adds use canned pineapple in gelatin desserts as enzymes in fresh fruit prevent setting.
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London
London Evening Star
U. S
Atlantic
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Dorothy Tregemba
Pat Davis
Nina Curtis
Carol Smith
Grant Carey
Wilma
Virginia
Ray
Ottawa
Troy Herring
Elmer
Louderback
Jim Peterson
Ellen Carey
Birdie Macy
Darrel
Merril
Ruth Moody
Bennie Stinson
Lois
Joyce
Karen
Harry Moody
Helen
Charlotte
Jimmie
George
Howard Linneman
Roberta
J. C. Hannaman
Harry
Eugene Dommanish
Patty
Rita
Denny
David Brown
Sharon
Harold Bones
Diane
Lonnie Dean
Joyce Dodds
William Dodds
Route 1
Melvern
C. E. White
Miss Dodds
Paul Jones
Deck Jones
Don Jones
Keith Page
Dick Stewart
Washington’ State
Lone Star Lake
Pene
Frank Simons
Richland
Wash
Freddie Ikenberry
Frances Elaine
William Ratzlaff
Rantoul W.S.C.S
Rantoul Methodist W
Douglas Bros
Baldwin Junction
Kansas
Charles Disque & Sons
Myers & Sons
Kansas State Bank
Jeanne Schweitzer
Stormont-Vail Hospital School of Nursing
Topeka
Lloyd Schweitzer
First Presbyterian Church
New York City
Ceil Chapman
Franklin County
of New Business
The
Ottawa Herald
Cheney
N. Main
Woodbury’s
Canning
Main
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