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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1961
Page
7
The 100 Intermediate Girl Scouts of Ottawa hosted a box supper for dads, grandfathers and guests in Memorial auditorium. A Kansas Centennial theme dominated box decorations with sunflowers and covered wagons, ahead of a program and Court of Awards marking achievements.
The Gray Perry nuptials at Grace Episcopal Church Chanute on January 21 joined Phyllis Gray and Kenneth R. Perry in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Boyd C Latimer. The event included a large community reception in Sawyer Hall with many family and local troop participants.
Deputy entertained the Junior High Music Club Tuesday at her home with 18 members and 16 guests. Hostesses were Susie Martin, Nancy Capper, and Roberta Christian. Members played piano solos. guest Margaret Ann Williams performed. Gary Myers won the prize for practice hours. Refreshments were served. Annie Laury will entertain the club on Feb. 27.
Mrs Art Hughes led the Peoria E U B program titled In him Was Life at the recent gathering with Mrs Cliff Detwiler. Mrs Maude Evans presided as officers were elected and reports given. Plans were set for February with Mrs Evans leading the lesson and Mrs Lewis Wichman reporting on missions. Refreshments were served after the closing hymn with Mrs Dora Weaver assisting.
Community notes list social events including EMERY GREEN SOCIAL hosted by Mrs. Harry Fisher with a Valentine exchange. WYCOFF Community gathering by Mrs. W. A. Bromert. SEH SOCIAL HOUR hosted by Mrs. Harlan age. TALLY MISSION CIRCLE led by Myra Raymond Mock. Y.M.F. led by Mrs. James Young Beauceant.
Socialettes Monday Stitchers were entertained by Mrs. Howard Henderson Monday evening for a social time. There were visiting, needlework and refreshments.
The son born Jan 29 at Ranom Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Billie Earl Woods Red 4 has been named Jeffrey Alan. He weighed g lb 402.
A reader asks about gossip over neighbors with many cars in the driveway while Ann Landers offers frank guidance. The column then answers questions from readers about teenage relationships and parental boundaries in a 1961 Ottawa Herald feature.
Paula Schmanke daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Schmanke RFD 3 has been named among KU students who will spend next summer in Germany to study the language on the spot. A teacher will accompany them. They will earn eight hours of credit for a nine week program with travel. Travel to Europe will be by airplane. The program approved two weeks ago by the Board of Regents aims to bring proficiency to students with one year of college study. Sally Foote of Paola is chosen for the French section. A second group will study in Spain.
A suggestion to serve baked potatoes with cheddar cheese sauce as a tasty change from butter. The idea emphasizes a warm, flavorful topping to complement the potato.
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