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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1968

Page

3

Grand Worthy Matron Official Visit to Union Chapter No 15

Mrs Kathryn Webb grandworthy matron of Kansas made her official visit to Union Chapter No 15. She received grand honors at the altar and sat east after introductions by Mrs Letha Gover. Guests from Osborne Osawatomie Wichita Topeka and other towns attended with 94 fed at 6 30 p m.

Katheryn Webb Grandmatron Kansas Union Chapter No. 15 Letha Goever Pauline Todd Vera Kilgore Webb Margueritte Webster Fern Brown Marysville Rebecca Alice Nets Wellsville Topeka Lawrence Paola Lyndon Williamsburg Gardner Baldwin Lee Finch Ottawa Lodge No Gover Bonnie Keatley Laverne Pence David S. Johnson Osawatomie de Soto Emsporia Kansas City Pomona Greenleaf McCracken Wichita Ottawa

Easter dress pattern for children sizes 2 4 6 8

Advertises Printed Pattern 4763 for a dress with pleat and bright buttons for Easter children. Notes yardage 13 yards for size 6 and price 65 cents plus 15 cents mail handling. Include NAME ADDRESS ZIP SIZE STYLE NUMBER and mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. The Ottawa Herald.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N. Y

Emery Green Social Club Meeting Notes

Mrs Norman Wooge conducted the Emery Green Social Club business session at Mrs Henry Wherry’s home. Prizes in games went to Mrs Wooge, Mrs Earl Reed, and Mrs Myrtle Proffitt. Door prize went to Mrs T T Shelton. Mrs Reed and Mrs Clifford Hunter helped serve refreshments. Present were one guest, Mrs Roger Gould, ten members and one child.

Norman Wooge Emery Green Henry Wherry Wooge Earl Reed Myrtle Proffitt T. T. Shelton Reed Clifford Hunter Roger Gould

Woman With A Will study leads First Christian CWF

Mrs Garland Bohn presented the study A Woman With A Will on Wednesday for the general meeting of First Christian Church Christian Women's Fellowship. Mrs Gienis Brown led devotions assisted by Mrs Dora New and Mrs Earl Farris with Mrs Howard Doyen presiding. Twenty seven members attended. The Merle Tillery circle served as hostess group.

Garland Bohn First Christian Church Christian Women’s Fellowship Gienis Brown Dora New Earl Farris Howard Doyen Merle Tillery

Organ Recital At OU Chapel

Ottawa University Fine Arts presents a 3 p.m. Sunday recital in the University Chapel featuring organ student Martine Williams performing Prelude from Sonata in C minor Guilmant plus Bach selections. Connie McKim Lois Johnson Mary Ruth Murphy and Nancy Bosche are other performers in the program open to the public.

Ottawa University Division of Fine Arts Martine Williams Ottawa Guilmant Bach Connie Mc Kim Lois Johnson Mary Ruth Murphy Nancy Bosche

Farmers and Small Woodlands Hold Five Percent Forests

Farmers and other small woodland owners control about five percent of the United States commercial forests, a share that highlights the fragmented ownership pattern within the sector and potential implications for management and timber markets.

U. S

Nacomi Club Meets at New Home This Friday

The Nac omi Club changed its meeting place to Mrs. Agnes Stoffer’s home for Friday. Busy Corner Social Club prepared 65 valentine nut cups for shuteins and nursing home residents at the meeting with Mrs. L. H. Hoffman. Twelve members and one visitor, Mrs. Wilbur Latver, attended. Daughters Club of Centropolis enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs. Harold Simmons’ home with twelve attendees. Afterward, members worked on handwork and Tilfred Simmons will host March 7.

Nacomi Club Agenes Stoffer L. H. Hoffman Nursing Home Wilbur Latever Daughters Club of Centropolis Harold Simmons Tilfred Simmons

Socialettes Wycoff Community Club Meeting

Wycoff Community club met Thursday at Mrs Ray Smith s home Mrs A W Ponton gave devotions and Mrs Merle Christeson conducted business Mrs D W Arnold was a visitor Refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Leon Sobba Ellinwood spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Sobba and Elaine Mr and Mrs Fred J Pickert rural Richmond visited Sunday with their son Gerald Pickert and family Paxico to witness the christening Denise Lynn Mr and Mrs Myron Feuerborn were sponsors Mr and Mrs Terry Gretene cord and daughter Clathe spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Irvin Rockers Spending Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Leo Wiedersholt rural Princeton were Mr and Mrs Ralph Wiederholt Baldwin Mr and Mrs Leo Wiederholt Jr and children Princeton the Phillip Wiederholts Overland Park and the Francis Cletus and Maurice Wiederholt families Ottawa

Wycoff Community Club Ray Smith A. W. Ponton Merle Christteson D. W. Arnold Fred J. Pickert Richmond Gerald Pickert Paxico Denise Lynn Myron Feuerborn Leo Wiedersholt Sr Princeton Ralph Wiederholt Baldwin Leo Wiederholt Jr Phillip Wiederholts Overland Park Francis, Cletus and Maurice Wiederholtamilies Ottawa

Dear Ann Landers Advised Against Infidelity Though Faced With A Dilemma

A reader asks Gisella to use her sister in law's husband Freddie to father a child to save her marriage. Ann Landers rejects the plan and urges adoption instead. The column also covers a reader asking about facial hair removal myths and advises electrolysis by a physician.

Ann Landers Louise Freddie Ike Frederie Gisella

Chiefs Line Coach Bill Walsh to speak at Ottawa dinner

Kansas City Chiefs offensive line coach Bill Walsh will speak at the Ottawa BPW Club Recognition Dinner on Feb. 20 in the Ottawa University Union. The event starts at 6:30 PM, tickets cost $3, reservations by Feb. 13 to Mrs Richard Pearson. Walsh, 39, native of Phillipsburg New Jersey and former Notre Dame center, played for the Steelers before coaching at Kansas State and joining the Chiefs. He and wife Shirley have six children and live in Overland Park.

Ottawa Business and Ottawa University Union Bill Walsh Kanesas City Chiefs Richard Pearson Willow Walsh Shirley Overland Park Phillipsburg N.J Notre Dame Pittsburgh Steelers Terry Brennan Kansas State Kansas City Chiefs

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