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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1955

Page

10

Surprise Visit Sparks Infant Shower At Ottawa Club

Lois Smith notes a weekend surprise visit by five groups planning an infant shower for their six children. Attendees from Ottawa and nearby towns attended meals at the Meineke and Steel homes. A Washington's Birthday theme with red, white and blue colored decorations marked events, with notable guests including Mrs. Esth er Farnsworth of Chicago and True Kindred leaders at a Masonic temple reception for Mrs. J. R. Raffelock and husband.

Manders William A Jeke East 4Th Ottawa Claude Iriss Washington Emmett Ida John Richards Burlington Arthur Meineke Oskaloosa Ethel Briggs C. E Centropolis Grace Kaeckell Louis Dale Steele Appalthe Mines Ernest Baldwin H. F. Noose Duvall Lyle Hanes Steel Home Meineke Esther Farnsworth Chicago Masonic Temple J. R. Raffelock Raffelock True Kindred of Kansas J A Brown C. W. Waymire M. L. Sellers George Randall Stelle Gmith Channan Tateadanaday

Wedding Vows Exchanged at First Methodist Chapel

Bonnie Rhoads of Ottawa wed Charles J. Rhoads in a First Methodist ceremony. Attendants included sister-in-law Mrs. Douglas Rhoads and Marcia Enlow. Reception at Ottawa Country Club followed. couple to reside in Kansas City after March 7. The bride, a KU nursing graduate, works at KU Medical Center. The groom, a KU engineering graduate, is with Procter and Gamble in KC.

Methodist Bonnie Charles J. Rhoads Ottawa Cage G. R. Fosmire J. R. Henning Douglas Rhoads Marcia Enlow Minneapolis Minn William Krone Lawrence Mel Phingston Ron Larson Kansas City Ottawa Country Club Johon Harper Freda Ann Drake Jack Frenkel the Groom University of Kansas Engineering School Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Proctor and Gamble Manufacturing Co

Community clubs and figures listed in midweek forecast

A compact roster of local groups and leaders appears in a midweek club forecast: Child Study chaired by Mrs Robert Andree, Tomto-Teen led by Lowell Fouts, Brilon Music Club, Youth program, Medical Auxiliary led by Mrs D G Laury, Lafalot, Mrs Scott Blaw, and the Peoria and Briles community groups. Sugar cane cultivation note places the era at under five centuries.

Robert Andree Lowell Fouts Brilton Music Club Medical Auxiliary Mra D. G. Laury Lafalot Scott Blaw Rebekaha Peoria Briles Centropolis Community League OF Women Voters Harold Crawford

Reds Claim Lead In Atomic Race

London report says the Soviet Union claims leadership in producing both atomic and hydrogen weapons ahead of the United States. Lt Gen Sergei Shatilov spoke on Moscow radio ahead of Red Army Day celebrations.

London Soviet Union Red Army Sit United States Moscow Radio Sergei Shatislev

Looking Back at Ottawa Society Feb 21 1940 Bridge Winners

The regular Tuesday afternoon bridge tournament was held at Mrs. Lillard Mc Clay's home. High scores were by Mrs. A. J. Rees and Mrs. BE. L. Sharon. Second high went to Mrs. John B. Pierson and Mrs. J. Beck. Other players included Mines Howard Conrad Harold Liggett G. D. Weilepp H. R. Webster Harley Davis Roy Churchill Fleming Ross R. W. Satterlee A. M. Gallatin George Spears Irvin Williams Lacy Dyer Edward Nelson Minor Joe Hartley Harley Gover and F. M. Koff from Waverly.

Lillard McClay A. J. Rees BE. L. Sharon John B. Pierson J. §. Beck Mines Howard Conrad Harold Liggett G. D. Weilepp H. R. Webster Harley Davis Roy Churchill Fleming Ross R. W. Satterlee A. M. Gallatin George Spears Irvin Williams Waverly Lacy Dyer Edward Nelson Joe Hartley Harley Gover F. M. Koff

Aid Bill Out Of Committee In Topeka House Action

In Topeka the House Education Committee voted 13 4 to send the $6 250 000 high school aid bill to the floor noting it as a Gov freee Hall priority. Chairman Marvin Cox urged prompt action and the panel approved changes to the distribution formula including a deduction equal to one mill levy in the aiding county and raised the per pupil guarantee for the first 60 pupils in each school.

Topeka U Freee Hall House Education Committee Marvin Cox R-Kingman Kansas Assn

Ambassadors Host Private London Housewarming Dinner

An informal evening event in London features the American ambassador Winthrop Aldrich and his wife hosting guests at his new residence Winfield House. Queen Elizabeth I is seen mingling in the crowd while a separate private “do” is attended by the Queen. The festivities coincide with George Washington's birthday celebrations and a stunning display as avalanches roar from northern Italy.

London Queen Elizabeth I George Washington Thatcher U. S Winthrop Aldrich Italy Winfield House Barbara Europe Wink ‘Hutton Scotland

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