Ottawa DAR Chapter Hosts Washington Tea
The George Washington tea by General Edward Hand Chapter D A R was held at Mrs. B F Bowers residence with regent Mrs Henry Parker presiding 17 members attended and notes from A A Hewitt Anne Madison read A book on D A R buildings was presented to the Ottawa Boys Club and the chapter shared reports on national defense and a New York Times clipping titled D A R a New Image
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hand
B. F. Bowers
Henry Parker
Parker
Albert Kraft
Olen Streebin
Miller Hamlin
Ross Gott
C. M
Betty Washington
Lawrence
Harold Tetwiler
D.A.R
Washington D. C
Fred Henning
Tetwiler
National Defense
G. D. Weilepp
New York Times
Jesse Gilmore
McGuffey
Visitors Come For Birthday
Mr and Mrs Karl Diestele Horst and Dale Bucklin spent the weekend with his mother Mrs W E Robbins Williamsburg in observance of her birthday. Other visitors were Mrs Robbins sister Mrs Marie Lomas Ottawa and Maurice Hackler Osawatomie On Monday Mrs Lomas entertained a few friends to mark her sister s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Diestelehorst
Dale Bucklin
W. E. Robbins
Williamseburg
Legato Club Hosts Music Evening at Chesbro Home
Linda Chesbro hosted the Legato Music Club evening at her parents home. Members performed piano solos and prizes for practice hours were awarded to Sally Reynolds and Leanne Blecha. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Chesbro and Linda. Kelley Kirkland is to entertain the club on March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Chesbro
Legato Music Club
Vernon Chesbro
Sally Reynolds
Leanne Blecha
R. L. Stevens
Mrs. Chesbro
Linda
Kelley Kirkland
Noted Women Club Program Recalls Pioneers
The M P M Club meeting at Elliott Hall featured Mrs Loren Ames presenting a report on noted women. She cited The Ten First Ladies of the World by Pauline Frederick and Doris Fielding Reed’s Edith Hamilton biography, detailing the women's achievements. Hostesses were Mrs R O Harder and Mrs R D Spears, with Mrs Charles Quin leading the club collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Hall
Loren Ames
Friendship Club Hosts Valentine Event and Basket Supper
The Friendship Club met Monday evening with Mrs. Lois McIntosh and Mrs. Harry Gilliland assisting. Phyllis Morgan presided as members exchanged valentines and Lena Cyre won the door prize. Four cards were reported sent. Plans were made for a basket supper at 6 pm Friday for members and families. Prizes were won by Vergie Brady, Joe Towner, Leona Curby, and Lena Cyre. Carrie Davis attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor Friendship Club
Lois McIntosh
Harry Gilliland
Phyllis Morgan
Lena Cyre
Vergie Brady
Joe Towner
Leona Curby
Cyre
Carrie Davis
March Ceremony Set for Annabelle Platt and Robert Pence
Annabelle Platt of 721 S Mulberry and Robert W Pence of 1612 Apple Lane plan a March 30 wedding at Ottawa University Meditation Chapel at 10 30 a m Reverend James McCrossen to officiate The bride is Ottawa University senior chair of the Student Scholastic Board and Sigma Alpha Honor Society Pence is president of Pence Food Centers and active in Boy Scout work and First Baptist Church deacon board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Platt
S. Mulberry
Robert W. Pence
Apple Lane
James McCrossen
Ottawa University
Pence
Pence Food Centers
First Baptist Church
Wedding in Garnett Ends With Young-Anderson Vows
In Garnett Missouri on February 4 at First Methodist Church Nan cy L Young became Nan cy R Young to Gayle R Anderson. The couple wed with Rev Claude Scheuerman presiding. The bride wore organza taffeta with peau d ange lace and a Chantilly headpiece. A reception followed in the church social room. The couple will reside in Warrensburg Missouri. Cranberries have been used as a pie filling over the years and paired with raisins for tart and sweet flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrensburg
New Oreleans
Gayle R. Anderson
First Methodist Church
Garnett
Nancy L. Young
Vernon C. Young
Ronald G. Young
Clarence H. Anderson
Claude Scheuerman Pere
Howard Lacy
Julie Lacy
Connie Smith
Topeka
Eilleen Bailey
Beverly Chapman
Donald K. Anderson
Robert Gillespie
Oversland Park
Mike Rogers
Donald Gillespie
Dave McAfee
Mission
Lavery Bailey
Kansas City
Kan
Seat Belt Marks Baffle Dear John Reader
Dear John asks why his seat belts leave black marks on clothing. Expert suggests a simple fix without new belts: tape or tie a thin sponge to the belt underside to cushion contact and prevent staining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
John
Socialettes notes from Osawatomie patients program
A community page recounts a Sunday program by The Bernhardt School of Dance for patients at Osawatomie State Hospital with thirty pupils from Ottawa Pomona Lyndon Garnett and Greely. It also lists social updates including visitors and birthdays among locals and 4 H contestant Diana Cox from Garnett who will advance to a state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bernhardt School of Dance
Osawatomie State Hospital
Ottawa
Pomona
Lyndon, Garnett and
Greely
Diana Cox
Wilfred Strain
Garnett
Anderson County
Yates Center
Marion Honn
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DAR
Washington
Ottawa Boys’ Club
Glen Wicke
Robert Spencer
Frank Trump
W. H. Bertholf
George Spears
Dana Cavender
H.H. Hewitt
B. L. Carter
Eldon Rader
Entertains
Legato Club
Young-Anderson
Garnett Church
Dena Keplinger
Barbara Piers Son
Clay Center
Judy Hiner
Coffeyville
Joyce Maretin
Mary Anne Young
Sharon Gordon
Marva Walker
Mary Jo Hampl
Emporia
Stormonte
Stage, Simmons and Co
Kansas University
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Gayler, Anderson
John Taber
Lou Mishler
Richmond
Wichita
Millie Chiles
Minneola, Tex
Joe Wittman
Terri Johnson
Lane
Scarlett Guyett
Joyce Vongue
Judy Booth
Dianna Arnett
Nancy Ellis
Amy Waddle
Mary Christopher
Debbie Theele
Rose
Jo Ann Kennedy
Karen Weber
Tina Humphrey
Cheryl Stevens
Betty Jo Melzer
Joseph W. Planck
F. D
Helen McGraw
Britain
London
Evie
Merle Norman
First National
IRS
F D.lc
Keefer
Coronado
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Plan 65
Medicare
KansAs
Topeka Ave
Kansas Hospital Service Association, Inc
Kansas Physicians' Service
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