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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1956

Page

10

Ottawa Serviceman Married In England

Announcement of the December 8 marriage of A-1 c Charles William Barnes US Air Force stationed in England to Muriel Patricia Rona, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hickling of Mapperley Nottingham. The couple wed in church and held a tea garden reception. They reside at 106 Digby Ave Mapperley Nottingham.

Charles William Barnes United States Air Force England Blanche Barnes Maple Roy E. Barnes Cherry Barnes Muriel Patricia Rona A. C. Hickling Mapperley Nottingham Digby Ave

Christmas Party of Navy Mothers Club Highlights Secret Pals

The Navy Mothers club held a Wednesday Christmas party with co hosts Mrs J C Hannaman Jr Mrs L L Snethen and Mrs D A Stovall. The gift exchange revealed secret pals and new names were drawn followed by holiday themed refreshments. Attendees included Ernest Bechtle Eldon Mahoney W H Twyman Ralph Allen Hazel Floyd Louis Kent G E Jordan Ernest Baldwin Irl Keagy Frank Duvall George Rule Carrie Miskimon Gerald Harford and M L Sellers. The note adds a tip about refreshing window blinds with linseed oil.

Navy Mothers Club J. C. Hannaman L. L. Snethen D. A. Stovall Mines Ernest Bechtle Eldon Mahoney W. H. Twyman Ralph Allen Hazel Floyd Louis Kent G. E. Jordan Ernest Baldwin Irl Keagy Frank Duvall George Rule Carrie Miskimon Gerald Harford M. L. Sellers

Christmas dance at COUNTRY CLUB by Club Forecast Saturday

COUNTRY CLUB hosts a Christmas dance at 8 p.m. Saturday led by Club Forecast. CITY TEACHERS' WIVES plan a party at Garfield Ached.

City Teachers' Wives Garfield

Club Elected Officers At G C Birthday Club Meeting

The G. C Birthday club elected new officers at an all day meeting led by Mrs. Lizzie Morgan. Officers are Mrs. W. H. Williams president Mrs. Ray Evans vice president Mrs. Myrtle Anderson secretary treasurer and Mrs. Ernest Lawrance recorder. New member Mrs. Lee Nickelson joined as the group exchanged gifts around the lit tree.

G. C. Birthday Club Lizzie Morgan W. H. Williams Ray Evans Myrtle Anderson Ernest Lawrance Lee Nickelson Roy Taylor Earl Phares Jim Russell H. R. Williams Maude Evans Eldon Good Jill Lawrance Mary Roger Evans

Christmas events in Garfield and Pleasant Ridge schools

Socialettes City Teachers Wives club hosts a Christmas party and gift exchange for husbands tomorrow evening at Garfield school. Pleasant Ridge school presents a Christmas program Friday evening December 21 directed by teacher Mrs Ray Detwiler.

City Teachers Wives Club Garfield School Pleasant Ridge Ray Detwiler

Margaret Embarks On New Journey

The engagement of Barbara Walker, whose real name is Margaret, was announced by Mr. and Mrs. White of Emporia. The White family, publishers of the Emporia Gazette, described how White found the girl in London during the 1940 air blitz and later fostered her after she was orphaned and homeless.

Emporia Margaret W.L. White Barbara Paul David Walker Jr Claremont Calif White New York Emporia Gazette London

Births rise in Topeka Kansas first ten months 1956

The State Board of Health reported 42 740 births in the first ten months of 1956 for Topeka Kansas a gain of 720 from the same period in 1955. Deaths for the same period totaled 16 252 compared with 15 668 a year earlier.

Topeka Kansas State Board of Health

Golden Wedding Noted for Adams Couple at Princeton

Mr and Mrs Carl Adams mark their golden anniversary with a family dinner at their home west of Princeton They were wed December 19 1906 in Ottawa by Probate Judge Chitterton They have a son Earl Adams a daughter Mrs Arthur Atchison two grandchildren Homer Baldwin Gene Adams Ronald and Donald Atchison all Princeton residents and five great grandchildren The dinner excludes the grandsons stationed in Japan.

Carl Adams Princeton Ottawa Chitterton

Baby Names and Births from Ransom Memorial Hospital

Dec. 7 Diane Marie Karr six pounds one ounce born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Karr 724 S. Sycamore. Dec. 19 Roger Allen Hoskinson six pounds 11 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoskinson 740 Olive. Dec. 9 Gordon Glen Baker seven pounds five ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baker Waverly. Dec. 12 George Albert Jr. eight pounds four ounces to Mr. and Mrs. George Albert Zook 712 Pecan St. Engagement announced between No Darlene Benning and Jerome Alden Willis. No date set. Ensign Willis to Pensacola Naval Air Station. Also a food item note about vanilla pudding with toppings.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Karr Dan E. Karr S. Sycamore Diane Marie Hoskinson Albert Hoskinson Olive Roger Allen Baker Glen Baker Waverly Gordon Glen Zook George Albert Zook Pecan St George Albert, Jr C. W. Benning Darlene Jerome Alden Willis Esther H. Willis Topeka Miss Henning Ottawa High School University of Kansas Willis

Child Born In Police Car In El Dorado

A seven pound boy was born early today to Mr and Mrs Clarence Green of El Dorado. They were en route to the hospital at 1 35 am when their car broke down. After Mrs Green was transferred to a patrol car the birth occurred.

EL Dorado Clarence Green

Electrolux Cleaner The Gift that Will Last for Years

Christmas offer details from The Ottawa Herald note a cleaner marketed for long lasting use. A caterer supplied the turkey and trimmings for a related display. The ad promises wrapped and delivered gifts with pay after Christmas and a contact phone number 1849.

Ottawa Herald

Food Poisoning Strikes Huntington Park Luncheon

At a St. Matthias Roman Catholic Church benefit luncheon in Huntington Park a woman collapsed in pain and others suffered cramps and nausea. Within hours fifty three people were hospitalized. County Health official F X Kemp blamed likely food poisoning and said the cause appears apparent.

Los Angeles St. Matthias Roman Catholic Church Huntington Park F. X. Kemp County Health Department Food and Drug Section Kemp

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