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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1965

Page

5

ServiceMan On Leave Before Viet Nam Duty

Lt. James A. Fivian, a career U.S. Army officer, and his wife move from Fort Benning to 1641 South Main. He will report to Fort Bragg on January 7 for five weeks of training, then move to the Presidio of Monterey for 12 weeks to learn Vietnamese. He heads to Vietnam in May as an advisor to Vietnamese troops.

Fivian California Otetawa Viet Nam John A. Fivian Ottawa Rfd Haydn Shaw Willow

Guests For Family Celebrates Amos Reed Birthday

Amos Reed of Iola was a dinner guest Sunday with his sister and family Mr. and Mrs C R Pointer and Earl 634 Maple. The gathering honored Reed's 50th birthday as he returned home Sunday night. Overnight Saturday guests at the Pointer home were Ronald Becker Redfield SD and Don Wilson Alva OK students of Miltonvale Wesleyan College and choir members who gave a sacred concert at Ottawa Wesleyan Methodist Church Sunday.

Amos Reed Iola C. R. Point C. R. Pointer Earl Mr. Reed Pointer Ronald Becker Redfield S. D Don Wilson Alva Okla Miltonvale Wesleyan College Ottawa

Thanksgiving Gatherings at Mrs Woleham's Home

Families and guests from Evanse ville Topeka Ottawa and Chicago joined Mrs Mary Wole ham for a Thanksgiving dinner lasting through the weekend. The group included three daughters and their families plus Mr and Mrs Clair Holston and their son. Hosts were Mr Fred Thompson and Bret, Mr Lyle Hanes and Steve, and Mrs Dick Kloog with Kim. Eva Hanes also joined the gathering.

Mary Woleham Clair Holston Evanseville Ind Fred Thompson Bret Topeka Lyle Hanes Steve Ottawa Dick Kloog Kim Chicago Eva Hanes

Glanville-Brown wedding solemnized at First Methodist Church

Roberta Ann Glanville wed Gary Lee Brown in an Ottawa area ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles P. Knight. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Congreve and bridesmaid Sally Shaw. The bride wore a white taffeta gown, veil, and carried a sweetheart rose crescent. reception followed with ornate decorations and a tiered cake. The couple plans residence at 309 S Locust. she is a social worker at Franklin County Welfare, he works at Moore Chevrolet Oldsmobile.

Roberta Ann Glanville Gary Lee Brown First Methodist Church Jed L. Glanville Ottawa Rfd Charlotte Brown W. Std Marion Brown Charles P. Knight Loren Matthews Terri Kay Rhonda Glanville Richard Brown Richard Congreve Ale Jan Marcotte Dennis Plum Kansas City Wallace Glanville Shawnee Mission Traver Hutchins Overland Park Cecilia Plum Kanesas City Wayne Griffin Moore Chevrolet - Oldsmobile, Inc Ottawa High School Pittsburg State Colege Emory Morgan Hawkins Brown Elma Wright

Couple Married In Topeka Church

A Nov 24 ceremony at St Johns Lutheran Church Topeka united Jaydene Rue Bargman and Robert Neil Carlson in marriage. The bride daughter of Albert Bargman and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Carlson with Ottawa connections. The bride wore an Empire gown of white satin with lace bodice and a reveal crown veil. A reception followed and they reside at 1010 Washburn after a short wedding trip. The bride nurse at Storemont Vail School of Nursing and the groom a Washe urn University senior and Phi Kappa Sigma member.

J. G. Jacobsen St. John’s Lutheran Church Toepeka Jaydene Rue Bargeman Robert Neil Carlson Albert Bargman Topeka Robert E. Carlson Ethelyn Brink Katheleen O'Neil Ottawa Earl A. Mitchell Martin Carlson Washburn Storemont-Vail School of Nursing

Citrus Fruits In Good Supply For Christmas Gifts

The USDA reports oranges and grapefruit are plentiful with 7 percent more cultivated fruit entering trade than last year and 12 percent above average. Frozen juice stocks remain high while prices lag 27 percent below last year. Per capita citrus consumption rises due to bigger output and lower costs, with exports up too. For Christmas gifting, use a sturdy full corrugated carton and label fruit as subject to freezing, as packages can endure about 24 hours in freezing conditions if well sealed.

U. S. Department of Agriculture USDA

Club Forecast Socials and Auxiliary Circles Listed

The list presents numerous social and auxiliary groups including Baxter Social Itquur and Dorman Hurt Daughters Club, Woodsunt Far and Near, Wycoff Community, Goodman Merle Tillery CWF, Hiatt Tally Mission Circle, and Eagles Auxiliary Beauceant with leaders named.

Thanksgiving Guests At Mrs Figgins Home

Mrs Lula Figgins of Quenemo entertained many guests for a Thanksgiving dinner. Present were Byron and family, W C Bachelor and family of Ottawa, Jere Maddox and family of Junction City, Forrest Figgins and family of Williamsburg, Lee Figgins and family, Pomona, Charles Broyles and family of Waverly, James Batman and daughters of Scranton, Harold Weiss and sons of Lyndon. Evening callers included Rankin Figgins of Hickman Mills and Ronald Figgins and Steven of Belton.

Lula Figgins Quenemo Byron Figgins W. C. Bachelor Otetawa Jere Maddox Juncetion James Batman Scranton Harold Weiss Lyndon Rankin Figgins Hickman Mills Ronald Figgins Steven Belton

Hart and Ann Landers clash over roles in family life

A reader defends nontraditional home roles citing Australian tribes where women hunt and lead while men care for children. Ann Landers cautions Hartford readers that such role reversals would seem odd locally and advises against judging others.

Ann Landers Australia Hartford Bill Sis

Dinner For Family Reunion Attendees Tally Many Names

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reams hosted a Thanksgiving family reunion and dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reams with two sons Mike and Mark in Wichita. Other guests included Hugh Teegarden Roy in Polo Mo and Neil Esmay with Mike Greg and Doug in Shawnee Mission. The Teegardens were overnight guests Wednesday.

Russell Reams Judy Linda Bill Reams Mike Mark Wichita Hugh Dean Teegarden Roy Polo Neil Esmay Greg Doug Shawnee Mission Earl Kern Larry Timmy Holden Tere Ry Reams Vicki Burlington Tee Gardens

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