Trinity W S C S hears United Nations slide talk
Margaret Zipse, OU student, spoke to Trinity Methodist W S C S yesterday about a trip with fellow students to the United Nations last spring and showed slides. Miss Hope Mott led worship and a Christ child altar painting by Mrs. C J Milton Jr. highlighted the meeting.
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Margaret M. Zipse
O. U
Trinity Methodist
W.S.C.S
United Nations
Showell
Lloyd Hollinger
Hope Mott
Carol Milton
Mary Linda Craig
Former Ottawa Girl Weds Wichita Man In Presbyterian Chapel
Iris Johnson of Ottawa and F Joseph Seffel of Oklahoma City were married December 2 in Wichita at the Presbyterian church with Rev Allen officiating. The ceremony featured organ music and white orchid corsages. The bride, a St Francis Nursing graduate and former head nurse in Wichita, and the groom, linked to Flanigan's Mor tuary, plan to reside at 315 E Dewey Wichita after the wedding.
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Ottawa
Iris Johnson
H. F. Johnson
Wichita
F. Joseph Seffel
Edith Seffel
Oklahoma City
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Allen
Vera Rice
Judith Hobbs
Ralph Seffel
Miss Hobbs
Flanigan's—Mortuary
E. Dewey
Darleigh Johnson
Lutheran Women Hear LWML Leaders in Church Basement
Faith Lutheran Guild hosted an evening for Lutheran women from Lawrence and Vassar. Seated at the speaker’s table were Mrs. F. A. Eggert of Topeka district LWML president, Mrs. Lewis Buck circuit president, Mr. Fritz Brinkman local guild president, with officers of the Vassar and Lawrence societies. Mrs. Buck led singing as Eggert spoke on women’s church work and the church program. Committees included Mines, R. F. Lollar, Charles Blum, John Cadman, R. Sass, and Mrs. Good.
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Faith Lutheran Guild
Lawrence
Vassar
F. A. Eggert
Topeka
LWML
Lewis Buck
Fritz Brinkman
Guild
Vasgar
Buck
Eggert
R. F. Lollar
Charles Blum
John Cadman
R. Sass
Mrs. Good
Favorite Family Recipe From Ottawa Featured in Parsons
Mrs. Harry Ireland of Parsons, daughter-in-law of W. M. Ireland of Ottawa, shares her Spanish Bun Cake recipe from the Ireland family tradition. The cake bakes with icing on top, can be spicy or mild, and uses spices like allspice and cinnamon. A suggested menu includes Ham Loaf Rolls Scalloped Potatoes Tossed Salad Harvard Beets and Coffee.
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Harry Ireland
Parsons
W. M. Ireland
Ottawa
Ireland
Watkins Hermesmeyer Vows Exchanged in Local Church
Mr and Mrs Ferdinand C Hermesmeyer were married Nov 23 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Ottawa by Rev Matthew Guilfoyle. The couple will honeymoon in Missouri and Oklahoma after a visit with relatives in Independence Kansas.
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Ferdinand C. Hermesmeyer
Matthew Guilfoyle
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Ottawa
Hermesmeyer
Mary Jo Watkins
L. M. Watkins
B. J. Hermesmeyer
Elizabeth Hermesmeyer
Leo Blackstone
Wayne Ludwig
Elmer Bohr
Wayland Kirkland
Nick Bohr
Rocky
Carolyn Ludwig
H. H. Blackstone
G. B. Gilbert
Nelle G. Callahan
Otis Foster
Donald Welton
Vern Welton
Missouri
Oklahoma
Independence
Kas
Union Chapel W S C S Christmas Meeting Report
Mrs Hazel Hoffman led Christmas carols before the Union Chapel W S C S meeting at the church. Mrs W H Williams presided over devotions and the lesson. Mrs B L Miller read the Christmas story scripture. Members reviewed Christmas stories and revealed secret pals with a gift exchange. Hostess Mrs Lamar Forrer provided refreshments.
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Hazel Hoffman
Union Chapel
W. H. Williams
B. L. Miller
Lamar Forrer
John R. Forrer
D. R. Willhite
Ernest Lawrance
Jill
John Forrer
Roger Waggy
Will Cartmill
Ralph Doman
G. F. Eversmyer
C. W. Cudd
J. E. Thornton
T. W. Johnson
Steve
Leola Lewis
Ruth Hoopes
L. L. Snethen
Mary Mack
Guest speaker honors First Baptist W M S session
Mrs. Harry K Zellner wife of the Church of the Brethren pastor at MacPhereson spoke on Crafts for Christmas and showed wood decorations and toys. Fourteen Brethren women attended. Lily Chen a Formosa student sang with Mrs. Roger Feldrickson accompanying. Seventy five women present.
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First Baptist W.M.S
Harry K. Zellner
Church of the Brethren
MacPherson
Walter Price
Ioleta McShaney
Bacone College
Katherine Long
Kean's Canyon
Ariz
Olive Mazzelblad
Medica
Assam
Mather School
South Carolina
Lily Chen
O. A
Formosa
Roger Fredrikson
Ruth Paul Circle
the Mines
Raymond Fitzgerald
Frank Pflug
Glenn Moon
Raymond Gillette
Max Alderman
Archie McDonald of
McPherson
Aunt Tawa Attends Bride's Home Wedding and Reception
Aunt Tawa attended the wedding and reception at the bride's home, marking a family celebration in a intimate setting.
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Tawa
Ladies Aid Meeting at Church of the Brethren
The Ladies Aid held an all day session in the church to work on a comforter. Mrs. John Neely and Mrs. Roy Gerhard led the noon luncheon and afternoon devotions. At 1 45 p m the group heard a talk at the First Baptist church with attendees including Nellie Overstreet John Allen Ernest Young W B DeVilbiss Gerald Mease Karen Leanna Russell Wray Albert Baldwin Homer Baldwin Roy Snyder Alex Wingert K L Keelin T K Keelin Karolee and Miss Ethel Watkins.
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Ladies Aid
Church of the Brethren
John Neely
Roy Gerhard
Gerhard
First Baptist Church
Mines
Nellie Overstreet
John Allen
Ernest Young
W. B. DeVilbiss
Gerald Mease
Karen and
Leanna
Russell Wray
Albert Baldwin
Homer Baldwin
Roy Snyder
Alex Wingert
K. L. Keelin
T. K. Keelin
Karolee
Ethel Watkins
Hamburg Woman Sentenced Six Years for Wife Abuse
Mrs. Gerda Thimm, 22, was convicted in Hamburg of mistreating her husband and attempting to poison him. She was sentenced to six years after admitting to dropping nightshade into his ears, placing a razor splinter under his eyelid, and using rat poison in his bed while saying she wanted to make him look ugly for flirting with other women.
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Hamburg
Germany
Gerda Thimm
Anniversary Ignored in Japan on Pearl Harbor Day
TOKYO observed Pearl Harbor Day with little public ceremony as Japan marked the date on one side of the international date line. The note mentions the attack occurred 14 years earlier and adds a general remark that savings bonds are an investment.
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Tokyo
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Baby Barry Franklin Bettge born in Kansas City
The Bettge family announces the birth of Barry Franklin Bettge at seven pounds nine ounces to Mr and Mrs Fred Bettge 4737 Hageman Kansas City Kansas. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Raymond Bettge Route 3 and Mr and Mrs Sam Bishop Ule Tex.
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Fred F. Bettge
Hageman
Kansas City
Kas
Barry Franklin
Bettges
Linda Sue
Frederick Nelson
Raymond Bettge
Route 3
Sam Bishop
Ule
Tex
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