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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1982

Page

3

Christian Women Meet Ottawa Club February Luncheon

The Ottawa Christian Women's Club gathers at Elliott Hall on February 12 for a noon luncheon featuring vintage bridal gowns. Martha Philgreen discusses Love is sharing while Terri Thompson provides special music. Reserve by February 8 for lunch and free nursery. call Mary Rupp or Rosemary Pratt. A Valentine prayer coffee is set for February 10 at Hazel Harmon's home.

Ottawa Christian Women’s Club Elliott Hall S. Hickory Yesteryears Terri Thompson Love Martha Philgreen Mary Rupp Rosemary Pratt Valentine Hazel Harmon Elm Rodney Crane Sabrina

Chambers 40 Years Honored by Williamsburg Family

Mr and Mrs Ervin Chambers of Williamsburg were feted for their fortieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner and reception at their home hosted by children Phil Piersol and Linda Chambers and Mina Chambers plus four grandchildren. Anita Fritts and Ervin Chambers wed January 31 1942 in Emporia and have since lived on a farm east of Williamsburg.

Ervin Chambers Williamsburg Phil Piersol Linda Chambers Hutchinson Mina Chambers Anita Fritts Emporia

Lucas Adam Riddle Turns Three on February 2

Celebrating his third birthday on February 2, Lucas Adam Riddle is the son of Mr and Mrs Butch Riddle of 1224 S Hickory. He has a six year old brother Jay. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lionel Sutton of 1645 S Willow and Mr and Mrs John Riddle of Belle Plaine. Great grandparents include Mrs Hattie Dale of 701 S Poplar Mrs Lela Duffey of Richmond and Elmer Ross of Shawnee Oklahoma.

Lucas Adam Riddle Butch Riddle S. Hickory Lucas Jay Lionel Sutton S. Willow John Riddle Belle Plaine Hattie Dale S. Poplar Lela Duffey Richmond Elmer Ross Shawnee Okla Keith Allen Fouts Leroy Fouts S. Elm Keith Denise Lowell Fouts S. Cedar A.T. Verschedlen St. Marys

Birthday and family milestones shared in a local notice

The piece lists Keith Allen Fouts turning four on February 2 with family locations in Lansing and relatives Denise and the Fouts grandparents. It also notes Heather Raylene Wagner at 14 months, child of Richard and Janet Wagner in Richmond RFD 1, with details on her grandparents and great grandparents. The article shifts to wartime reminiscence describing Camp Concordia housing 5,000 German POWs and Nazi-style oppression, KU education programs, and local attitudes toward POW labor.

Heather Raylene Richard Wagner Richmond Rfd Heather Raymond Wagner Orville Hair Brownell Rfd W.E. Snodgrass Phillips Camp Concordia Rommel Afrika Korps Nazi Germany Gestapo Judith Gensberg Army University of Kansas Concordia Peabody

Baby Jennifer Anne Fulton Born in Kansas City

Mr and Mrs Rick Fulton of Mission welcomed a daughter named Jennifer Anne on January 28 at Suburban Hospital Kansas City Kansas. She weighed seven pounds seven ounces. Grandparents are Robert Bundy of Hickory and Rex Fulton of Belton Texas, formerly Ottawa.

Rick Fulton Mission Jennifer Anne Kansas City Kan Jennifer Robert Bundy Hickory Rex Fulton Belton Texas Ottawa

Prisoners Of War Remain But A Memory Now

The former Phillips prisoner of war camp near Salina is now a memory with only the water tower standing amid grazing cattle. Blocks of former barracks lie sunken, and 1943 saw about 4000 enlisted POWs, Germans and Italians, transported here by trains and ships. Italian prisoners sang and pursued education while Nazi leaders were relocated and censorship enforced, yet after 1945 most camps closed and prisoners returned home.

Phillips Salina Camp Phillips United States Europe Africa Kansas America

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