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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1968

Page

9

Engagement of Jue dith Lynn Gore ton to Joe Pat Maloney

Plan May vows as Ottawa couple announces engagement of Jue dith Lynn Gore ton daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Gore ton 517 East Wilson to Joe Pat Maloney son of Mr and Mrs Hurley Maloney Ottawa RFD 4 The two are Ottawa High School graduates 1967 and 1966 respectively with Lynn employed in Franklin County treasurer's office and Maloney a Pittsburg State College student

James R. Goreton E. Wilson Juedith Lynn Joe Pat Maloney Hurley W. Maloney Ottawa Rfd Miss Gorton Uate Ottawa High School Franklin Counery Treasurer’s Mr. Maloney Pittsburg State College

Advance Guest Night at White Shrine Meet

Mrs Howard Smith and Richard Maxwell were honor officers in the east at the White Shrine meeting. West guests included Mrs Amos Roberts and Livian Rogers. Supreme officers introduced were Mrs Richard Maxwell and Mrs Elizabeth Clark. Worthy high priestesses introduced were Miss Elizabeth Coons and Mrs Louis Dale. Seven past worthy high priestesses and five past watchmen of shepherds were honored. Visiting nobles from Fort Scott Lawrence and Leavenworth attended. A solo by Mrs Paul Smith preceded a brief business meeting. Social time followed with dining room decorations and refreshments served by several ladies.

Howard Smith Richard Maxwell White Shrine Amos Roberts Noble Kansas City Livian Rogers Shepherds Fort Scott West Supreme Elizabeth Clark Supreme Qreen Elizabeth Coons Lawrence Louis Dale Ottawa Don Brannon Worthy John Kramer Leavenworth Steven Streit Loraine Steele Helen Roberts Kanesas City Paul Smith Jim Kilgore Louise Dale

Social Club Meeting Led by Mrs Hubbard

Mrs Rachel Hubbard presided over the Love and Loyalty Club gathering Tuesday evening with nine attendees. After the Lord's Prayer, host provided Valentine readings and jokes by Mrs Henry Smart, while Mrs Gertrude Day shared a 104 year old valentine story and four ill members received signed cards.

Rachel Hubbard Love and Loyalty Club Valentine Mrs. Hubbard Henry Smart Rickie Hicks Olivia Sieg Lillian Spears Gertrude Day Smart

French Trip for Students from Olney High School

Linne Lister a junior at Olney High School Olney Illinois has been chosen as one of 300 Illinois music students to spend two weeks in Dijon France They depart June 28 For the trip 90 band members 90 orchestra players and a chorus of 120 singers will perform at an International Society for Music Education conference Linne plays clarinet and is the daughter of Mrs Richard Lister and the late Richard Lister of Ottawa Illinois.

Robert H. Lister Sr Linne Lister Olney High School Olney Ill Illinois Dijon France Inernational Society For Music Education Linne

Gilley Hosts Ottawa Visitors in Naples Florida

A Naples Florida party hosted by former Ottawa residents Dr. and Mrs. I H Gilley entertained Ottawa visitors. Also present were former Ottawa residents Mr. and Mrs. C A Tucker and Joe Davidson along with Willard McClay Kit Harbison Tom Gleason Robert Soph R A Gollier Hosmer Henning and daughter Marianne.

Ottawa Naples Fla Florida I. H. Gilley C. A. Tucker Joe Davidson Willard McClay Kit Harbison Tom Gleason Robert Soph R. A. Gollier Hosmer Henning Marianne

Babies Named at Ransom Memorial Hospitals

The baby list from Ransom Memorial Hospitals notes three newborn sons. Jeremy Ray, born January 29 to Charles Curtis Anderson and wife at 911 S Sycamore, weighed 9 pounds 14 ounces. Brie an Richard Wilson Jr., born January 31 to Ralph Owen Wilson Jr. and wife at 521 Maple, weighed 6 pounds 13 ounces. Earl Dean Jr., born February 3 to Earl Dean Lewis and wife at Quene emo RFD 1, weighed 7 pounds 8 ounces.

Ransom Memorial Hospitals Charles Curtis Anderson Sycamore Jeremy Ray Ralph Owen Wilson Jr Briean Richard Earl Dean Lewis Queneemo Rfd Earl Dean Jr

New Officers Elected for HCH Club

HCH Club elected Mrs. Jim Witham as president and Mrs Chester Keim as secretary treasurer on Thursday. Mrs L A Witham hosted a hostess shower of gifts, Mrs Ernest Sink led the meeting, and Mrs John Sink received a secret pal gift. Refreshments were served to 12 members and 13 children.

H.C.H. Club Jim Witham Chester Keim L. A. Witham Ernest Sink John Sink

Engagement of Gloria Jean McAuley to Danny C Stitt

Mr and Mrs William C Holden of 509 S Locust announce the engagement of their daughter Gloria Jean McAuley to Danny C Stitt of Baldwin son of Mr and Mrs H A Stitt Baldwin. She graduated Ottowa High School in 1966 and works at Hallmark Inc He will graduate from Baldwin High School this spring

William C. Holden S. Locust Gloria Jean McAuley Danny C. Stitt Baldwin H. A. Stitt Ottaewa High School Hallmark, Inc Stitt Baldwin High School

Merry-Go-Round Club Valentine Meeting Recap

Merry-Go-Round Entertained Thursday by Mrs. Eugene Ames with Mrs. Sarah Johnson assisting. Mrs. Mabel Gile Bland presided. roll call led by clubCole lect. Prize went to Mrs. William Rice in a valentine word game. consolation to Mrs. Leo Kirkwood. Furniture refinishing demo announced for March 4 in Elliott Hall. Mrs. Ernest Johnson won the door prize. Hostess led valentine gift exchange. refreshments followed with a valentine theme.

Euegene Ames Sarah Johneson Mabel Gilebland William Rice Leo Kirkwood Elliott Hall Ernest Johnson

Jaycee Jaynes View Slides At Ottawa Meeting

The Ottawa Jaycee Jaynes met at Mrs. Roger Reynolds home. Mrs. W H Skilling showed slides from a Europe trip. Mrs. Jerry Thompson led the business portion. Reports covered the winter quarterly in Hutchinson and a vest modeled for regional and state meetings. The state Jaynes donated 68 dollars to the cerebral palsy camp in Augusta. A bake sale is planned for March. The evening ended with making valentines for a local rest home.

Ottawa Jaycee Jaynes Roger Reynolds Roebert L. Widener W. H. Skilling Europe Jerry Thompson Hutchinson Tom Chappell Ottawa Don Douglas Jaynes Augusta Valentine

Got Smart Daily Routine for a Happier Home

Myron Patterson shares a personal timetable to streamline housework. He describes waking early to curl hair, feeding kids, cleaning, and running errands while his wife and children nap, then returning for dinner and conversation. He notes his husband approves.

Socialettes Honor Visit for Air Force Leave

Mrs. John Yerkes of Lenexa Mrs. Jean Printy of Ottawa and Mrs. Dan Dyer with daughters of Topeka spent Sunday with Mrs. Florence Morford of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alexander of Lane entertained in honor of their son Richard home on leave from the Air Force. Attending were Harold Guy and daughter of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Horn of Garnett Glen McCullough and Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander of Rantoul and Mrs. Zoe LaFollette Mrs. Sissie Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Darold Payden of Lane.

John Yerkes Lenexa Jean Printy Ottawa Dan Dyer Topeka Florence Morford Richmond Joe Alexander Lane Richard Air Force Harold Guy Jerry Horn Garnett Glen McCullough George Alexander Rantoul Zoe LaFollette Sassie Alexander Darold Payden

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