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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1967

Page

3

40th Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Francis Russell

The couple of 1107 St Hickory celebrate 40 years of marriage on December 25. They wed Christmas Day 1927 in Ottawa. Their son Robert Russell serves in the Air Force in Washington DC and a granddaughter named Coming is expected for the occasion. Guests include Mr and Mrs J O Eiler of Cedar Falls Iowa and Mrs Ruth Watkins of Ottawa. Russell worked for the Gas Service Co until retirement three years ago.

Francis Russell St.Hickory Judd and Russell Ottawa Robert Russell Air Force Washington D. C J. O. Eiler Cedar Falls Iowa Ruth Watkins The Gas Service Co

Luncheon Sparks Busy Corner Social Club Meeting

The group met at the North American Hotel for a luncheon then visited Mrs. C. W. Ingersoll's home. Mrs. Orville Glenn led the business session with a Christmas prayer. The club sent a $10 Boys' Club contribution and signed cards for three members. Mrs. Glenn was named president and Mrs. Ingersoll secretary-treasurer. Plans arose to aid cancer bandage work at the Anchor Building as thirteen members answered roll call by guessing secret pals.

C. W. Ingersoll Orville Glenn Fred Schnoke W. G. Tulloss Mary Kincaid Glenn Ingersoll

New Pound Cake By Cecily Brownstone AP Food Editor

A new pound cake version uses cream and mixer blending. Instructions describe a 9 by 5 by 3 inch leaf pan bake at 325 degrees for 60 to 70 minutes, with steps for mixing, folding in cream, and cooling on a rack.

Cecily Brownstone

Inter Se Club Christmas Party Hosted by Mrs Miller

Mrs. Robert K. Miller hosted the Inter Se club meeting Wednesday evening assisted by Mrs. Boyd Cooper and Mrs. Clyde Hashagen. Twenty two members enjoyed carol singing and games with prizes won by Mrs. John Fisher Mrs. Noel Cook and Mrs. Bill Snyder. Mrs. R E B Boyer presented slides of members wearing freak hats from the Halloween party.

Robert K. Miller Inter Se Club Boyd Cooper Clyde Hashagen John Fisher Noel Cook Bill Snyder R. EB. Boyer

Gifts Collected for Kansas City Children's Home

Gifts for a Kansas City children's home were taken to the H.C.H. Club meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs Gene Broe ers and Mrs Ernest Sink conducted a business session. Mystery pals were revealed. Mrs L A Witham led recreation. There was a gift exchange and a hostess shower.

Kansas City H.C.H. Club Gene Broeers Ernest Sink L. A. Witham

Twin Mothers Club Meeting Report

The Twin Mothers Club met Monday evening hosted by Mrs Harold Crockett with Mrs Clyde Mace and Mrs Harold Myers assisting. Mrs Dean Rouse read Chaplains Corner from the Journal and copies were distributed. A courtesy committee report noted a visit to a new mother of twins and members brought foods and hobby items for a silent auction raising 18.75.

Double Delight Twin Mothers Club Harold Crockett Clyde Mace Harold Myers Dean Rouse T.C. Journal Mace

Socialettes and Holiday Gatherings in Garnett Area

Socialettes Airman J C South and Mrs Chris South departed after a month with his parents Dr and Mrs J C South and siblings. Mrs South, formerly Kris tian Ziegler, is daughter of the Ottawans Carl and Ziegler of Dallas. South to Thailand next week for a year long tour. Charles Lingo and Mr and Mrs Myrl Lingo attended the Willing Workers club dinner at the Furman Porter home. The next meeting will be at Mrs Maude Valentine. Fifteen Rich mond Scissors Club members enjoyed a Christmas party at Mrs Bob Kuiken's home. Gifts cookies and candy were exchanged. Mrs Elias New will host the Jan 17 meeting.

J,c Chris South J. C. South Shelley Bart South Kristian,Ziegler Forever Ottawans Carl Ziegelers Dallas Tex Ziegler Thailand Charles Lingo Richmond Scissors Club Bob Kuiken Richemond Elias New

Chip divider punchbowl idea for dips and chips

Reader shares a holiday use for a punch bowl by creating a chip divider with a foil covered cardboard insert to separate potato chips from corn chips. Multiple cups with dips complete the setup and reduce refills. Additional tips suggest four sections for more chip variety.

G. T. Kingery

Mark 50th Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Alvin Shepherd

Mr and Mrs Alvin Carl Shepherd celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary this week. They wed December 12, 1917 in Ottawa and have lived in Ottawa since. A daughter and family attended the dinner in Hore ton, and a grandson and family joined. One son William A Shepherd was killed in World War II. They have nine grandchildren and one great grandchild living with relatives in Geneseo and Ottawa.

Alvin Carl Shepherd Main Ottawa Evert E Tyson Reebecca Sarah Buford Morrison Horeton Shepherd L. Coblins Julie William A. Shepherd Donna Shepherd San Diego Geneseo Charles E. Goodley William Michael Kristin Suesan Steven

Naz arene Missionary Society Meeting Highlights

Mrs Earl Sommer led devotions and songs at the Naz arene Missionary Society meeting in the church. Ruby Sanford presented a prayer chart for New Guinea workers and teachers, Brazil property funds, and Africa leprosy relief. Mrs Clarence Bledsoe conducted business and Mrs Bill Fowler gave the Brazil lesson with a map card for a mission stations tour.

Earl Sommer The Nazarene Missionary Society Ruby Sanford New Guinea Brazil Africa Frank Morris Clara Geiss Clarence Bledsoe Bill Fowler

Priest sues church over pay and benefits in California

Episcopal minister Rev. George N. Thompson of Holy Faith Episcopal Church in Inglewood sues church officials for $3,475 in back utilities and $300 monthly housing, alleging his salary was cut to $80 and benefits removed. He claims unjust blame for the church's financial woes.

Inglewood Calif George N. Thompson Holy Faith Episcopal Church

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