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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1965

Page

4

Betty Ann Van Wie Weds Leo C. Pyle

Betty Ann Van Wie and Leo Charles Pyle wed on February 13 at St. Therese s Catholic Church Richmond in a ceremony conducted by Rev Gilbert Burns. The couple will reside at 501 S Locust with Betty employed at Hallmark Inc Lawrence and Leo at Wasmund dairy Princeton.

Betty Ann van Wie Leo C. Pyle St. Therese’s Catholic Church Richmond Ernest van Wie Leo Charles Pyle Rantoul Ethel Hyder Gilbert Burns Leon Sobba Mary McDonald Kansas City Charles C. van Wie Bud MacDonald Mike Oram Bryan Mace Donald Juane Lla Finch Joe Mildfelt Mary Miller Mildfelt Ann MacDonald

Ever Ready Tuna Canapes for Snack Guests

A simple party bite combines tuna mixed with mayonnaise cheese salt mustard and Worcestershire. Serve atop crackers hot for festivity or cold as a quick make ahead readied as a crisp garnish ready to plate.

Associated Press

Jayces Host Layette Shower for Baby Barry Dean

Jaycee social circle held a layette shower Friday night in the Anchor building social room for Barry Dean, son of Mr and Mrs Gary Carothers. Games provided entertainment as Mrs George Marstal acted as host. Mrs Ken Bruns assisted with refreshments.

Jaycee Jaynes Anchor Building Barry Dean Gary Carothers George Marstal Tess Ken Bruns

Ottawa area clubs announce meetings and sewings

Club Forecast lists multiple group gatherings including ARMY MOTHERS sewing meeting with sack lunch, GOLDEN AGE Anchor building, OTTAWA HORTICULTURE Study Club, HOSPITAL Auxiliary sewing session, and CO-WORKERS Shuteln Circle, with details of hosts Mrs. Franklin Sheldon, Mrs. Myrtle Graham, and Mrs. Belle Smith.

Army Mothers Franklin Sheldon Golden Age Anchor Building Homaker Club John J. Pinney Ottawa Horticulture Study Club Myrtle Graham Shuteln Circle Belle Smith

Birthday Dinner Lightens Fairmount Club Meeting

Fairmount Birthday Club held a Friday dinner at Clifford Carey Home to honor birthdays of Mrs. Irl Staley Brad Ferguson Mrs Ora Johnson and Mrs Flossie Ferguson. Freddie Ferguson led the meeting planning to buy serving spoons while cards were signed for shut-ins Alberta DeShazer and Maude Dyer. Pay gifts went to a long list of members and guests with prizes awarded to Newby Homer Perry Karen Cooper and Mrs Green as 20 members and six children attended.

Fairmount Birthday Club Clifford Carey Irl Staley Brad Ferguson Ora Johneson Flossie Ferguson Freddie Ferguson Alberta DeShazer Maude Dyer Flossie Fergueson Staley Clyde Newby Eva Hume Grace Finch Homer Smith Johnson L. E. Dunn Russell Dyer Fred Glanvile Dellie Davis Lloyd Daugharthy M. M. Green Dunn Green Newby Homer Perry Karen Cooper

Senior Club Meeting Opens With Prayer and Program

The Senior Club gathered in the afternoon with the Lord's prayer in unison followed by songs led by Mrs. Margaret Williams. Readings by Mrs. Viola Robinson and Mrs. Flora Sherman featured, plus a talk by Ray Brown on Carrie Nation days. A carry in dinner was planned for Friday Feb 26, with a 2 pm talk from an Army base speaker at Leavenworth.

Margaret Williams Viola Robinson Maggie Flora Sherman Ray Brown Carrie Nation A. J. Brady George Washington Myrtle Graham Leavenworth Faycetta Burnett

Bible Class Entertained at Mrs Dale's Home

The Adult Bible Class of First United Presbyterian Church met Friday afternoon at Mrs Eva Dale's home with cos hostess Mrs John McEchron. Mrs Dollie Head presided and gave devotions, Mrs Roy Bones led the study from The Women of the Bible. Refreshments followed a social hour.

First United Presbyterian Church Eva Dale John McEchron Dollie Head Roy Bones

KC Attorney William Branton To Speak On River Asset Value

William Coleman Branton, KC attorney and director of the Kansas City Flood Protection Planning Committee, will speak at the Business and Professional Women's civic participation dinner tonight at the Country Club. He chairs the Water Resources committee of the Chamber of Commerce and serves on the Mississippi Valley Association board. Mrs. Kenneth Edwards, club president, will preside as 115 members and guests have reservations.

Country Club Missouri River Kansas City The Chamber of Commerce Mississippi Valley Association Kenneth Edwards

Dear Ann Landers and the knuckle cracker letter

Long stood columns present Ann Landers advice reacting to reader letters. Topics include overplay of records four or five repeats kindness to the mother and knuckle cracking myths versus arthritis and a son's plea about his grandmother’s coldness toward his wife and children with guidance to back off and avoid pressuring her.

Ann Landers L. P, Buff Cracking

Farrs Announce Engagement of Jane Farr to David McBride

June 12 wedding planned at First Methodist Church. Jane Farr daughter of Mr and Mrs C Lowell Farr of 1133 S Cedar graduated Otawa High School 1964 and attends hair dressing school in Mission. David McBride son of Mr and Mrs L W McBride of 922 S Sycamore graduated Princeton High School 1960 and works at Ottawa Steel.

Mission Melsride Roo Im Princeton High School Ottawa Steel

WSCS Lincoln Program Showcases The President And Life

Pomona Woman's Society for Christian Service held a Lincoln themed program led by Mrs. Charles Hill. Mrs. Fred Cook read a piece contrasting Lincoln and Lenin, while Mrs. Lyle Hunt presented The Lincoln Story and Hill reviewed Lincoln from boyhood to the presidency with photos. New officers were elected and seventy sick calls noted. refreshments served.

Abraham Lincoln Pomona Woman’s Society For Christian Service Charles Hill Fred Cook Lincoln Lenin Lyle Hunt Alice Sellens Arthur Shibe Charley Burch Wilda Rogers WSCS Lena Houghland

Shower for Bride Mrs Ralph Emerson Davis

Mrs Ralph Emerson Davis formerly Joyce McGee was guest of honor at a Thursday evening bridal shower hosted by Mrs Budge Reusch with assistants Mrs Harry Rybolt and Mrs Max Piere SOM. Thirty six guests attended as a pink umbrella theme set the decor and bride bingo games provided entertainment with prizes given to the bride.

Ralph Emerson Davis Joyce McGee Budge Reusch Harry Rybolt Max Piere Som

Socialettes Co-Workers Meet With Mrs Belle Smith

Overnight guests Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Pohl were cousins Mr and Mrs Julius Anderson of Warroud Minn en route to the southern states. They called at the homes of Mr and Mrs Orvil Pull Baldwin Mr and Mrs Ralph Pohl Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Fred Breithaupt Overbrook Rev G B Nelson brother of Mrs Pohl and Mrs Nelson were out of town.

Myr Henry Pohl Julius Anderson Warroud Minn Orvil Pull Baldwin Ralph Pohl Lawrence Fred Breithaupt Overbrook G. B. Nelson Pohl Nelson

Kansan Family Visits Brother in Germany Plan

A Kansas family traveled from Ottawa and Topeka to New York on February 3, visiting a niece in Chicopee Falls before flying to London and then Frankfurt. Sgt Woodrow Watts and Mrs Watts with their children joined by Mrs Owen Ovle and A Cy Watts, and Mrs Bounie Lichty intend a Europe tour returning by February 8.

Frankfurt Germany Woodrow Watts Owen Ovle

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