Retirement brings garden plans and cooking for Mrs Brink
Mrs. Arthur W. Brink of 908 N. Oak retires after 18 years at Edmiston's, planning garden projects, new recipes, and travel with her husband recently retired from Southwestern Bell. She recalls training as a telephone operator under Manta Elder and her rise to ready to wear sales. She hopes friends visit for coffee, makes one new cookie, and aims to crochet an afghan while visiting California relatives.
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Arthur W. Brink
N. Oak
A. W. Brink
Oak
Herald
Lois Smith
Plans For Installation Set For January Twenty First
True Kindred completed plans last evening for an open formal installation on January 21 at 7 30 p m in the Masonic temple Mrs Louis Dale worthy commander presided at the temple meeting The altar was draped for the late Sidney Morris Refreshment committee included Mrs Jay Todd and Mrs Charles Waymire The Herald pays 5 dollars weekly for the best news tip from a reader.
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Masonic Temple
Louis Dale
Temple
Sidney Morris
Jay Todd
Charles Waymire
Guest Speaks For Garden Club Meet In Ottawa
L A Byers superintendent of Titles and Registration for the Kansas Motor Vehicle Department spoke at the Ottawa Garden Club meeting, urging passage of several legislative changes. He proposed moving the driver license examiner to the MVD, eliminating conflicting vehicle registration laws, allowing microfilming of records, and creating a new mobile home classification. The talk urged citizens to contact their senators and representatives. I H Hoffman presided and handed out leaflets. a gift was given to retiring president Mrs Charles Mavity Sr. A potluck supper followed. other guests included Mrs Mary Scoville, Mrs Grace Bell, Mrs Mae Likes, Miss Nelle Buchanan, and Mr. and Mrs. John Morton.
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Ottawa Garden Club
L. A. Byers
Motor Vehicle Department
Topeka
W. C. Harding
Byers
Highway Patrol
I. H. Hoffman
Charles Mavity Sr
Mary Scoville
Kansas City
Grace Bell
Mae Likes
Nelle Buchanan
John Morton
Socialettes Highlights From Sunday Visits and TV Appearance
Socialettes report Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kiesow visited family en route to Lake of the Forest and appeared on A Day in Court in North Hollywood. They also stopped at Torrance to see Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sisk. Norma Stewart led a CWBC credit bureau lesson, while Hallie Reddick hosted a Lee's cafe breakfast and Maxine Stephens gave devotions. Mrs. Ralph DeShazer returned from a week in Albuquerque with cousin Mrs. Hobart Large and family.
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Albert Kiesow
Josaphyne Davis
Lake of the Forest
Bonner Springs
North Hollywood
Mildred Kiesow
Kiesow
Jack Sisk
Torrance
CWBC
Credit Bureau
Norma Stewart
Hallie Reddick
Lee's Cafe
Maxine Stephens
Ralph DeShazer
Albuquerque
N.M
Hobart Large
Large
Adeline Shinn
Mrs Lincoln Celebrates 94th Birthday in Pomona
Ella Ausman Lincoln, born January 3 in Holden Missouri, is Pomona’s oldest resident at 94. Family and friends from Topeka Quenemo and Pomona gathered for an open house with cakes, flowers, and a guest book led by Billy Driver while she recalled baseball days and aging with humor.
Drama program stars Omega chapter in four state drive
Mrs Leland Gilliland opened the Omega Chapter meeting with a general discussion on drama then read The Rising of the Moon by Lady Gregory. The group also read A Doll House by Ibsen, while Mrs Tom Marks hosted and Mrs LeRoy Teter read a letter from the Kansas City international office praising the chapter’s prompt and accurate reports. A four state spring convention is planned for Tulsa Oklahoma. The chapter will explain the yardstick and display the scrapbook to new members at the next gathering. Mrs Jay Saner announced a tri chapter dinner dance on February 16.
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Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Leland Gilliland
Lady Gregory
Tbsen
Tom Marks
LeRoy Teter
International Office
Kansas City
Tulsa
Oklo
Jay Saner
New Drug Talk At Cosmopolitan Club Meeting
County health nurse Mrs Rosalie Osburn discussed new drugs for Cosmopolitan Club members yesterday. Mrs L P Moree hosted coffee at 930 am. The club elected Mrs W S Pickering president with officers Mrs Moree vice president, Mrs Roy B Church secretary, and Mrs J Ray Waddell treasurer. Mrs Merle Marmon was guest. Ri
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Rosalie Osburn
Cosmopolitan Club
L. P. Moree
W. S. Pickering
Roy B. Church
J. Ray Waddell
Merle Marmon
Open House for 20th Anniversary Celebrated in Quenemo
Mr and Mrs Charles Figgins of Quenemo mark their golden anniversary with an open house at the annex in Quenemo on Sunday January 13 Their wedding date was January 15 1913 in Ottawa They have farmed in Franklin and Osage counties and are joined by seven children five daughters and two sons a total of sixteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren The children Byron Figgins Ottawa Rankin Figgins Hickman Mills Forrest Figgins Williamsburg Mrs G C Broyles Waverly Lee Eldon Figgins Pomona Mrs W C Bachelor Ottawa and Mrs Harold Weiss Quenemo invite friends and relatives to call 2 to 4 pm.
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Ella Ausman
George Lincoln
Charles M. Hill
Pomona
C. E. Farrow
Manitou Springs
Colo
Jacob Lincoln
Appanoose
Michigan Valley
Quenemo
James Driver
Lincoln
Charles Figgins
Annex
Lula Smith
Ottawa
Franklin
Osage
Local Club Events and Society Installations
Club forecasts list Wednesday meetings for L. W. Club Mrs. Z J Smith and other groups. Formal installation planned for Nazareene Missionary Society, Jeweled programs include Sweet Adeline and Rebekahs with Trinity Methodist and First Baptist WMS involvement.
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L. W. Club
Z. J. Smith
Irvin Ross
Ralph Band
Skilton Music Club
Ray Kelly
Jess FR. Gilmore
Trinity Methodist. Church
First Baptist
WMS
Westminster U.P. Woman's Association Nazarene Missionary Society
Adeline
Rebekahs
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Garden Club
Mrs. Lincoln
Ella Lincoln
W. H. Ausman
Holden
Charles Hill
Joe Driver
Neal Baxter
Billy Driver
Byron Figgins
Rankin Figgins
Hickman Mills, Mo
Forrest Fig
Wright
Tainty
Winthrop
Oxfords and Loafers
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