Breithaupt and Childs Tie in Wellsville Church
Karen Breithaupt and Darrell L. Childs married December 22 at Wellsville Baptist Church with Rev. Low ell Hiatt officiating. Attendants wore bronze and yellow, reception in church basement, couple to reside in Manhattan. Karen a Wellsville High School graduate. Darrell a Wells ville High School alum and K State sophomore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Breithaupt
Gerald Breithaupt
RED 2
Wellsville
Darrell L. Childs
Manhattan
Leroy Childs
Wellsville Baptist Church
Lowell Hiatt
Shenandoah
Iowa
Nancy Barnett
Nancy Shannon
Wendell Hicks
Dick Foulk
Darrell Kerr
Edgerton
Willard Brewer
Ft. Riley
Eugene Wingert
Gary Nelson
Jackie DeVore
Emporia
Joyce Wichman
Jay Ellis
Ottawa
Bluemount Ave
Wellsville High School
Cheney's Market
Bird Music Co
Ham and Beef Roast Dominate Holiday Meat Ads
Across the nation markets advertise ham and beef roast as top items for the New Year. New York hams fall 39 to 55 cents a pound, with chuck and sirloin tip roasts around 79 and 99 cents. Turkeys stay priced similar to Christmas as markets push them for the New Year table. Vegetables and fruits from the South and West show strong supply with diverse prices for items like artichokes beets and lettuce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Area
Texas
Dear Ann Readers Advice on Gossip and Kids at Weddings
A reader asks how to handle a neighbor who helps while gossiping about her, and a child explains white lies to a mother who tells callers she is unavailable. Another letter argues against excluding children from a wedding reception and urges contacting the bride to reconsider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Robert
Market Good Buys List By Produce Type
A reader bulletin lists vegetables and fruits by quality categories. In the first class are dilion onions medium yellow onions Eastern potatoes Florida celery radishes and green Italian squash sweet potatoes and water cress. In the good bay group are green beans broccoli brussels sprouts green cabbage cauliflower spinach Texas mustard greens and turnip greens. Fruits include Eastern apples cranberries Florida avocados and citrus with pears and emperor grapes also noted as good buys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Socialettes Round of Holiday Visits in Ottawa Area
Socialettes note that Mr and Mrs Norman Rawson and daughters Laura Beth and Catherine have returned to Fairbury Tl after Christmas with Mrs Rawsons parents Mr and Mrs J B Stewart Janet Read a K A sophomore hosted a coffee for friends over the holidays Dr and Mrs R A Madison with Sammy and Jeff departed Indianapolis Ind after a week in Ottawa A New Year family dinner at A S Allens south of Ottawa will include Louis R Allen Susan Douglas Gordon Daugharthy Judy Jim Arnold Allen David Nancy Jack W Allen Warren Connie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Rawson
Laura
Beth
Catherine
Fairbury
R. A. Madison
Sammy
Jeff
Indianapolis
Ind
Ottawa
8S. R. Hubbard
A. G. Madison
Don Madison
A. S. Allen
Louis R. Allen
Susan
Douglas
Chicago
Gordon Daugharthy
Judy
Jim
Arnold Allen
David
Nancy
Jack W. Allen
Warren
Connie
Baby born in Branson named Danny Russell
The son born December 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Barnes of Branson Missouri has been named Danny Russell. He weighed 8 pounds 8 ounces. Mrs. Barnes is Bonnie Jean Fitch daughter of Russell Fitch of Branson and granddaughter of Glenn Fitch of Ottawa.
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Sanford Barnes
Branson
Danny Russell
Barnes
Bonnie Jean Fitch
Russell Fitch
Branson, Mo
Glenn Fitch
Ottawa
New Year’s Party Planned at Country Club
A New Year’s Eve celebration is scheduled for Thursday at the Country Club from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Reservations are being made with hosts including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lennard, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Corlis Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morrisey, and Mrs. Brock at the Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Harry Lennard
Lyman Corlis Jr
Jack Morrisey
Brock
New Year's Party Hosted by Daughters Club
Country Club hosts a New Year's party arranged by the Daughters Club led by Mrs Leland Gilliland.
Bigger Housing Hand Is Seen
Senator John J. Sparkman warned in Kansas City that government may need a larger role in housing if Americans do not save more. He criticized spending on gadgets and argued for fewer federal grants and loans, noting a housing boom expected in the 1960s and stressing private credit must reach under housed families. He spoke at the Home Saving Association dedication and is a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John J. Sparkman
Ala
Home Saving Assn
Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Families Demand Government Credit Across Levels
The fragment notes that families are certain to seek government credit from one level of government or another, reflecting public expectation for financial support. The text references multiple governance layers without naming specific programs or dates.
Knitting Mill Visitor Impresses Local Rug Maker
In Winchester Virginia workers at a knitting mill noted the arrival of Mrs Lucy Grubbs who lives alone and knits scraps into rugs for sale. She handles all housework and purchases scraps from mills for her work.
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Winchester
Lucy Grubbs
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Breithaupt-Childs
Fay Cole
Princeton
Karen Ritchal
Norma Moldenhauer
Donna Coughlin
Jolene Phillips
Geryln
Janet Phillips
Darrell L, Childs
Paul Norton
Vilas
Colo
Philip Leroy
Valarie Sue
C. F. Norton
Hickory
Ralph Williams
The
Associated Press
Ann Landers
W. R. Thornbrugh
Williamsurg
Janette Yvonne
M. C. Lutze
Gladys Kapelush
Hartland
Wis
Claude Lutze
Racine, Wis
Miss Thornbrugh
Williamsburg High School
Stewart’s Beauty Academy
Topeka
Ella’s
Lutze
Washington Park High School
Racine
Forbes Afb
Wright
T.V
RCA
Philco
Silvertone
Coronado Hallicrafter
Janet Read
K. A
Ivan McFadden
RFD 1
Eloise Nadine
David Leroy Mathias
Alfred Mathias
Pomona
Mathias
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
New Year’s Party
Daughters Club
Leland Gililand
Madison's Jewelers
Osburn
Max Scott
Ross Gragg
Colbern’s Restaurant
National Guard Armory
Coilbern's Restaurants
Terrill
Montgomery Ward
Woolworth’s—Scott’s
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