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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1957

Page

9

Holiday Parties Honor Bride-Elect Dale Harris

Holiday season events honored Dale Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs R D Harris with multiple gatherings. Harris has chosen January 26 for her marriage to James Kelley son of Mr and Mrs James C Kelley of Marysville Kansas. The ceremony will be at 4 pm at First Methodist church. A Sunday buffet at the Kelsey home in Rockwood Acres featured guests including Harris and Kelley along with relatives and friends. A variety of parties continued the celebrations with dinners and a holiday coffee hosted by Carolyn Cupp and her mother Mrs Roderick B Cupp. The record notes a large guest list and social gatherings surrounding the upcoming wedding.

Dale Harris R. D. Harris S. Hickory Miss Harris James Myles Kelley James C. Kelley Marysville Kas First Methodist Church David Kelsey New York City Basil W. Kelsey Kelsey Joe Terrill John Kramer Larry McGrath Dale Ackerman Carolyn Kaiser Carolyn Cupp Pat Going Carol Smolensky Bob and Gordon Dickerson Gene Campbell John Hysom Pete—Porter Jack Henning Dale Acker Roderick B. Cupp Cupp Rockwood Acres

G A R Ladies Install Circle No 60

G A R Ladies Circle No 60 held a Friday session for inspection and the visit of department president Mrs Martha L Pitts from Kansas City KS Mrs Pitts installed officers including Ray Koontz Gingrich Peterson Belton Loyd Johnson Biederman Kaisser Picker ing Wing field Heckman Peterson and others A relief committee reported 39 calls and cards sent to sick and shain members A note of appreciation was read for the Christmas offering.

G.A.R Martha L. Pitts Kansas City Kas Harry Loyd Pitts Ray F. Koontz Mattie Gingrich Charles D. Peterson G. L. Belton T. R. Johnson Rena Biederman Clara Kaisser W. L. Pickering Man Wingfield J. F. Heckman Charles C. Peterson

Steinmetz Engagement to Ivey Announced in Hutchinson

Mr and Mrs Harold Steinmetz of Hutchinson announce the engagement of their daughter Haroldene to Ensign Ora Franklin Ivey son of Mrs C Harley Ivey 721 E. A late February wedding is planned Miss Steinmetz a Hutchinson High School graduate attended Adela Hale Business College and has worked for Doctors Robinson and Rogers Ensign Ivey is stationed with VW Squadron at Barber's Point Hawaii on temporary orders at Legal School in Newport R I

Harold Steinmetz Hutchinson Haroldene Ora Franklin Ivey C. Harley Ivey Miss Steinmetz Hutchinson High School Adela Hale Business College Drs. Robinson and Rogers Ensign Ivey VW Squadron Barber's Point Hawaii Legal School Newport R. 1

Veterans Hospital Event At Wadsworth Noted Guests

Mrs W L Pickering helped serve refreshments at a veterans hospital gathering in Wadsworth. Also present were past department president Mrs Merle James of Topeka and Mrs George Rule, among others.

Veterans’ Hospital Wadsworth W. L. ‘Pickering Merle James Topeka George Rule

Stripes Awarded to Gray Ladies at North American Hotel

Gray Ladies of the Red Cross received service stripes at a North American hotel breakfast. Thirty-two members earned two-year stripes and six earned one-year stripes. one new member received a certificate. Members logged 2,190 hours in 1956 with extra polio and library work. Mrs. G. C. Fredeen is county Red Cross chair. Mrs. C. M. Ottis is Gray Ladies chair. Next breakfast set for March 4.

Gray Ladies The Red Cross G. C. Fredeen Franklin County Red Cross C. M. Ottis

Club Forecast Wednesday in Franklin County

A busy community notice lists events including Club Forecast Wednesday with groups such as FRANKLIN COUNTY NURSES, CHILD STUDY, BIRTHDAY and SKILTON MUSIC CLUB. It names leaders and times for meetings and social gatherings at local churches and clubs, plus a note on swapping or buying via Want Ads.

Franklin County R. A. Gollier A. J. Jefteriy Saunders Studi Co Nell Bullock W. M U. P. Church Women's Association of Federated Church N. Baptist W Faith Bible Elgin Cannon Shekers Trinity Methodist Church Potluck Church Nebekahs League OF Women Voters Mra Richard Sala

Socialettes Recall Holidays Across Regions and Visits

Social items recount Mrs. B O Gilliland returning from St Louis with family links to Osawatomie and Champaign Illinois where Frank Lupton Jr teaches. Guests include Alex and Gilliland families from Atchison and Waverly California and Ottawa visitors share supper gatherings. Dr Paul Hughes returns from California with rose bowl and parade trips. Community clubs hold meetings and programs led by members Mary Holmes and others. New Year officers named for Young Farmers Club as 26 attend Bankers Life party in Topeka.

B. O. Gilliland St. Louis Frank Lupton Osawatomie Jerry Lupton Frank Lupton, Jr Champaign, Ill Lupton Gilliland Leon Alexander Wilbur Gilliland Atchison Paul Hughes California Morris Wilkerson Menly Park Los Angeles Dr. Hughes A. L. Shaver Monterey Park C. L. Elliott Santa Ana Skilton Music Club Saunders Music Co Young Farmers Club Homer Perry Leonard Humphrey S. S. Bergsma Russell Wray Max Hunter Harry Scott Gene Ward Harlan Page

Color Slides Program Shown By Ottawa Garden Club

The Ottawa Garden Club held a color slide program last evening presented by W B Stith featuring local floral scenes and numerous Kansas landscapes with historical markers. President Mrs W C Harding led the event which drew 37 members and six guests including Dr Harding and the Novak couple. several guests joined as new members after the meeting and a potluck supper preceded the program.

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Baby Gheryl Elaine Huyett Born In Massillon Ohio

The daughter of Mr and Mrs William Huyett Massillon Ohio was born January 7 weighing eight pounds 11 ounces She is named Gheryl Elaine and the Huyetts report the baby is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson of Richmond ink.

Huyett William Huyett Massillon Ohio Gheryl Elaine Arthur Anderson Richmond

Lettuce Cup Prep Tip for Overlapped Leaf Shells

A quick kitchen note explains slicing a large lettuce leaf part way to create a flexible cup. Overlap the leaf edges to form a tidy pocket suitable for fillings. This method helps stabilize the cup for neat presentation.

Leftover Lamb Skewer Tip for Sizzling Flavor

A practical kitchen tip suggests skewering alternating cubes of leftover lamb with pineapple chunks and 1 inch bacon pieces. Brush the lamb and fruit with melted butter or margarine and broil until browned for a quick, flavorful meal.

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