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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1963
Page
10
The Ottawa Herald advertises Printed Pattern 4852 for Misses sizes 10 through 18 with two outfits: a slim skirt and a gored skirt option. It promotes ring-collar jackets in tweed or new blends, with yardages, pricing, and a mail order offer including 304 design ideas and a coupon for a free pattern.
Ted Queen hosted the Dante Music Club Tuesday evening at his parents home. Jill Brown performed piano solos while Jackie Weber received the prize for practice hours from sponsor Mrs. R L Stevens. Mrs Queen and Ted served refreshments. Ten members and eight guests attended. Larry Lynn will entertain the club March 26.
U S Army Mothers gathered at Memorial Auditorium sewing seven knee robes for a VA Hospital. Mrs Ruth Garnett donated five robes. Committee members prepared favors for the May state Army Mothers convention banquet in Ottawa. Seventeen members attended and had sack lunches at noon.
Seven members of the Sunflower HDU and one visitor joined the Busy Bee HDU for a potluck dinner at Antioch Community Center in Wellsville. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Rogers and Mrs. Jay DeTar. In the morning each group held its own business meeting. Mrs. DeTar taught the afternoon lesson on Program Planning.
Mrs Garrison, daughter of Howard Garrison, and her family visited relatives in El Paso Texas where Mrs Garrison was promoted to airman first class. Freddie and Mrs Nellie Brown stayed in El Paso while the Harry Browns visited Phoenix Arizona and California to see the Herbert Sheldons formerly of Ottawa.
The baby born Feb. 23 to Mr. and Mrs. William John Rockers of Wellsville is named James Leon, weight 8 lb 12 oz. A daughter born Feb. 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Owen Snider is also reported.
A baby girl was born weighing 6 pounds 4 ounces at 93444 North Poplar. The newborn was named Lori Ann and welcomed by her family.
The report highlights activities of Soroptimists Group Thursday meeting led by Mrs. Neal Pritchard and Subana Wesley Circle with Mrs. Denny Peterson. It also notes involvement of White Shrine and Shrine group events.
Mothers observed the 16th anniversary of the circle's founding in the Masonic temple and initiated one new member, Mrs. Joe Raulston. Mrs. Paul Boyke presided. Plans were made to entertain grand officers April 26 and committees appointed. Three grand officers were presented gifts by Mrs. Harry Moody. They are Mrs. Clarence Keefer, Mrs. Boyke and Mrs. Harry Loyd. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Haworth.
Franklin County medical assistants honored Dr F A Trump at Colbern's for Ottawa's senior doctor with practice since 1916. After Kansas City internship he began with Dr RB C Dugan. a pin was presented as a career history was shared. Richard Hill played piano. a George Washington skit featured Miss Glaydis Anthony directing with Karen Watts and John Simmons. twenty-nine attended.
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