Summer Wedding Engagement Noted in Ottawa
Summer wedding plans announced for Linda Kay Price and Larry Ray Palmer. Linda Kay Price, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Price of Ottawa, is a Wellsville High School graduate who attended Emporia State College and works at Hartfelds in Overland Park. Larry Ray Palmer, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Palmer, is a Kansas State University student.
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Raymond Price
Ottawa
Linda Kay
Larry Ray Palmer
Raymond Palmer
Clathe
Miss Price
Wellsville High School
Emporia State College
Hartfeld’s
Overland Park
Mr. Palmer
Spring Hill High School
Kansas State University
Manhattan
George Finley Sr
Princeton
Wichita
George
Andy”? Finley Jr
Socialettes Guests and a Emerald Church Shower
Socialites attend gatherings across Petersburg area with visits to Williamsburg Wellsville Ottawa and Burlington. A wedding shower honors Dale Collins at Emerald St Patrick Catholic Church in the basement. Various relatives travel for family occasions and 98 year old aunt visits in Sedalia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Collins
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Emerald
Print Pattern Ad for Anne Adams Skimmer
Advertises Printed Pattern 4791 by Anne Adams with cheerful tone and binding details. Includes size ranges, fabric yardage, and mailing price plus filing address in New York for pattern orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Students Plan Summer Vows In Kansas State College Romance
Colby announces the engagement of Jane Ice Dougherty to Darryl Wichman of Richmond. Jane Dougherty is a junior physical education major and Kappa Delta member at Kansas State College in Manhattan. Darryl Wichman, a math major and Kappa Delta Pi member, will graduate in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dougherty
Colby
Jane Ice
Darryl Wichman
Albert Wichman
Richmond
Kappa Delta Social Sorority
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Wichman
Kappa Delta Pi
Miss Dougherty
Rem Club Hosts Tuesday Afternoon Meeting
Entertained by Mrs. Nellie Stansbury with nine members present. Mrs. Fred Unger presided. Members named favorite movie actresses during roll call. Bingo games and readings provided entertainment. Mrs. Unger read An Indian Chief's Prayer and Mrs. Spears read Grandpa's Ford and Heredity. Cards were signed to send to ill members. Mrs. Verena Samsel received a gift from her secret pal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.E.M. Club
Nellie Stansbury
Fred Unger
Luncheon for YFF Bridge Club Honors 50th Anniversary
Mrs. Martha Kinky hosted the YFF Bridge Club of Lane for a Thursday luncheon assisted by Mrs. Gard James. A club gift plus personal presents marked Mrs. Bill Owens's 50th wedding anniversary as charter member Mrs. John Barkdoll recalled 39 years of club history. Prizes went to Mrs. Gard James, Mrs. Emma Kavanaugh, Mrs. Ralph Metzger, and Mrs. John Brownlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Kinky
YFF Bridge Club
Lane
Gard James
Bill Owens
John Barkdoll
Emma Kavanaugh
Ralph Metzger
John Brownlee
Church Women Council Plans World Day of Prayer Event
Ot tawa Church Women executive met at Mrs. Robert Spencer home to plan World Day of Prayer at the Church of the Brethren on March 1 at 2 p.m. Rev. Neal T. Hiatt guests with the theme Bear One Another's Burdens. A March 19 Church World Service Used Clothing pickup drive is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Robert Spencer
Church of the Brethren
Neal T. Hiatt
Valentine’s Day Daughter Celebrates With Senators
Washington Senators outfielder Fred Valentine marks Valentine’s Day not for the date, but because his daughter Valena turns 2 today.
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Washington
Fred Valentine
Washington Senators
Valena
Manila councilman proposes doubling marriage license fee
Manila city councilor Cesar T. Lucero urged doubling the marriage license fee to 50 cents as a Valentine’s Day proposal to boost city revenue. Lucero, a bachelor, said no man would mind paying the extra for the license.
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Manila
CAP
Cesar T. Lucero
Lucero
Toweling wear shrinkage tips from Heloise and reader notes
A reader warns terry cloth garments shrink in laundry, advises buying two sizes larger and accounting for shrinkage when sewing with toweling. Heloise adds caution about heat and home washing versus professional laundries. Also a note urges keeping crayons and plastic items away from car back windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
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