Ottawa Women's Club hosts talk and plans Feb dinner
LA SERTOMA CLUB guest speaker Mrs John J Pinney spoke on Ottawas heritage and horticulture in Ottawa. Mrs Douglas Gleason won a cake raffle. Buffet supper planned Feb 6 at Douglas Gleason home hosted by Mrs Theron Clark. Officers installed by Mrs Newcomb. Mrs Albert Johnson new commander. Club gave $5 to March of Dimes. 37 members and three guests attended.
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P.B.D
Ottawa University
Lily Feng
Formosa
Komako Kizaki
Japan
B. F. Bowers
Margaret
Gertrude Clark
Robert B. Anderson
Zigzag Sewing Club Hosts Kansas Speaker in Ottawa
The Zigzag sewing club of Ottawa met Monday in Lane with Mrs. William Kimball as hostess. Guest Harry Poindexter from Kansas City shared new sewing machine features while Mrs. Bessie Walker demonstrated embroidery stitches. Members and guests from Ottawa and nearby towns attended and presented gifts to the hostess, with light refreshments served.
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Ottawa
Lane
William Kimball
Harry Poindexter
Kansas City
Bessie Walker
Harold Kimball
Harold Guy
Richmond
The
Mines
John Summers
Roy Garnet
Vernon Velthoen
John Setter
Albert Morris
Greeley
J. E. Burkdoll
Rantoul
Otto Zebert
G. E. Guthbertson
Warren Jackson
Corrine Ray
C. W. Davis
Walter Butler
Earl Conner
J. W. Burkdoll
Army Mothers honor state commander with luncheon
The Army Mothers club honored their state commander Mrs. Mae Newcomb of Fort Scott with a luncheon in Memorial auditorium. She attended the event on an official visit accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Ralph Hopkins, also of Fort Scott.
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Army Mothers Club
Mae Newcomb
Ft. Scott
Memorial Auditorium
Job's Daughters Meet and Plan Committees
Job's Daughters contributed 5 to the March of Dimes at their meeting Monday evening. They received three petitions. Investigating committee members: Carolyn Meiers Suzanne McBride Jeannie Hinderliter. Sunshine committee: Mary Elizabeth Jensen Martha Senter Cheryl Mock. Financial project committee: Jerry Wallace Judy Lister Janet Duncan Opal Nearmyer. Auditing committee: Carolyn Christie Cindy Hull Deanna Albright Mrs George Lister Mr Tom Morse. Seventy members and four council members were present.
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Job
Carolyn Meiers
Suzanne McBride
Jeannie Hinderliter
Mary Elizabeth Jensen
Martha Senter
Cheryl Mock
Jerry Wallace
Judy Lister
Janet Duncan
Opal Nearmyer
Carolyn Christie
Cindy Hull
Deanna Albright
George Lister
Tom Morse
Cooking For Fun Poultry Stuffing Recipe Preview
Simple old fashioned flavor distinguishes this poultry stuffing for a family dinner. Ingredients include margarine onion celery bread crumbs salt poultry seasoning water and a roasting chicken. Method coats body and neck cavity then roasts until tender with notes on preserving bread crumbs.
Baby Karen Sue Hestand Named in Bonner Springs
Karen Sue, weighing seven pounds ten ounces, was born January 4 at Providence Hospital in Kansas City to Mr and Mrs Wayne Hestand of Bonner Springs. The family includes three brothers Darryl Billy Roy and John Randel. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Harper of Willow address and Mr and Mrs William Hestand of Bonner Springs. great grandparents include Mr and Mrs Bert Lemon Fontana and Mr and Mrs Crook Fontana with Mrs Hestand of Topeka and Mrs Ruby Harper of Pueblo Colorado.
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Hestand
Providence Hospital
Kansas City
Wayne Hestand
Bonner Springs
Karen Sue
Hestands
Darryl
Billy Roy
John Randel
Ray Harper
Willow
William Hestand
Bonnier Springs
Bert Lemon
Fontana
Crook
Topeka
Ruby Harper
Pueblo
Colo
Birthday party for Carolyn Jantz marks ninth year
Carolyn Jantz celebrated her ninth birthday yesterday afternoon at her grandparents home, while she stays with them as her parents travel. Games and birthday refreshments followed, with many gifts. Attendants included Mrs. Lloyd Heth and Mrs. Arthur Conus helping Mrs. Colaw. guests listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Jantz
Co. B. Colan
Carolyn
Calvin Jantz
Lloyd Heth
Arthur Conus
Colaw
David Andree
Patty Henley
Greg Seymour
Mary Baker
Glenn Conus
Ellen Speer
Linda C. Kettle
Donald Sutherland
Dalene Waymire
Martin Williams
Lorann Creviston
Margaret Henning
Alice Wise
Priscilla Carey
Penne Heth
Renee
Renetta Engles
Glenda Tickner
Tommy Gleason
Jack Smith
Sew-Thrifty RIPLE VALUE Pattern 4669 for Misses Size 12 to 20
The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept announces Pattern 4669 for Misses sizes 12 through 20. It offers a cotton wrap, wool jerkin, and terry cloth coat for home and beach use with diagram-simple sewing and complete illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class mail to Anne Adams at 243 West 17th St New York NY 11. Include name address zone size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Legion Auxiliary Aids March of Dimes And Hospital Furnishings
The American Legion Auxiliary gave 10 dollars to the March of Dimes and planned cookie shipments to Winter General hospital. They voted to cover half the cost of furnishing spreads and drapes for the Ransom Memorial hospital room sponsored by the Legion. Charlene Wells performed a viola solo with Marilyn Mack, introduced by Mrs. Mabel Holmes. Legislative committee head Mrs. Orpha Jones led a report on veterans legislation under consideration in Congress. Members included Mines, Harry Worthington, Russell Crow, Arnold Allen, and Grant Carey. Twenty five members attended social hour.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Winter General Hospital
Ransom Memorial Hospital
American Legion
Charlene Wells
Marilyn Mack
Mabel Holmes
Orpha Jones
Congress
Mines
Harry Worthington
Russell Crow
Arnold Allen
Grant Carey
Socialettes Rock Creek Officers Elected At Meeting
Socialettes Rock Creek community club elected officers including president Mrs James Berry and secretary Mrs Grace Crain at a school meeting. A potluck preceded the session. The group planned visits to the ill and lonely and noted 12 members attended. Briles Birthday club observed birthdays and a wedding anniversary at an all day gathering.
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Rock Creek Community Club
James Berry
B. L. Stratton
Grace Crain
Floyd Snider
Beryl Ross
Briles
W. C. Briles
O. D. Garrett
Albert Carpenter
T. T. Shelton
Elton’ Vickers
Vickers
Vern Ritchal
Wonder Box
Artis Hutchinson
C. O. Riddle
Mmes
Johnnie Ball
George Gould
Ralph Batdorf
Paul Garrett
John Slavens
Emil Kirchhoff
Gamble Store Trade In Lets Dog Be Exchanged For Washer
In Wilton NC Gamble Store a cocker spaniel is traded for an automatic washer as Sharyn Curnow, 8, chooses a doll to trade. The window sign proclaims We Trade Anything, part of a nationwide program in over 2000 Gamble Stores across 21 states aimed at letting families swap items they no longer need for desired goods. Dick Walker, local store manager, notes strong customer interest.
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Williston
N. C
Gamble
Sharyn Curnow
Dick Walker
Em Ady
New York Fashion Shows Signal Ladylike Spring Styles
New York fashion editors preview spring lines featuring two extremes: slim daytime sheath dresses and full, flattering cocktail and evening gowns. Roxane for Samuel Winston presents black chiffon gowns with pleated skirts and waist cape. Karen Stark for Marvel Berin emphasizes slim daywear and ornate party pieces with lace, embroidery. Designers Mort, Reich-Goldfarb show youthful versions of adult looks.
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New York
Roxane
Samuel Winston
Karen Stark
Marvey Berin
Mr. Mort
Reich-Goldfarb
Century Fellowship Elects Officers at Harder Home
Century Fellowship of Federnited church met Sunday evening at Mr and Mrs R O Harder home with Mr and Mrs Chaimers Clark assisting. R R Redmond president announced year officers: Mr and Mrs R H Curby resident Mr and Mrs Max Ward vice president and Mr and Mrs Ted W Strain secretary treasurer Mrs Harder led devotions A Lawrence gave travelogue on trip to New England and eastern states Tables for the covered dish supper were decorated with yellow and white mums and yellow acadia Rev William G Ward and 26 members attended.
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R. Oo. Harder
Ottawa Society Tea and Bridge Club Update
The Ladies Aid Society held a tea at the U S church in Pooria with Mrs S T Fisher serving refreshments and tea receipts totaling 1. Mrs Tra Dean and Mrs Fred Weaver among the attendees. Mrs L D Barnett hosted the Bridge club where Mrs Hartey Davis took the high score prize. Other participants included the Mines HH R Conrad Harold Liggett H R Webster E E Stone L R McClay and Jack Keller.
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Ladies Aid Society
U. S. Church of Peoria
S. T. Fisher
Tra Dean
Fred Weaver
L. D. Barnett
Hartey Davis
the Mines
HH. R. Conrad
Harold Liggett
H. R. Webster
E. E. Stone
L. R. McClay
Jack Keller
Rendering Beef Suet Instructions
To render beef suet cut the fat into walnut sized pieces and place in an iron kettle or skillet. Stir often and press out fat with a fork. Keep the heat low to prevent burning the rendered fat.
Favorite Recipe From Ottawa Herald
A simple candy recipe from Mrs. Cecil Stecher of Route 1 Baldwin uses sugar y ce. syrup light milk and butter. Boil then add milk slowly to maintain boil, cook to a firm ball, fold in nuts if desired, cool and cut into pieces, wrap in waxed paper.
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Cecil Stecher
Route 1
Baldwin
Danny Fleming Celebrates Seventh Birthday at Home
Danny Fleming, son of My and Mrs. Bruce Fleming, celebrated his seventh birthday Monday evening by entertaining friends after supper. The children watched Peter Pan and enjoyed cake and ice cream. Guests included Roddy and Donna Jo Brown, Gary Leitnaker, Mark Wilhite, Jimmy and Nancy Jo Fleming, plus Patricia Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leitnaker, Tom My, and Don Brown.
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Danny Fleming
Bruce Fleming
Cale
Roddy
Donna Jo Brown
Gary Leitnaker
Mark Wilhite
Jimmy
Nancy Jo Fleming
Patricia Richardson
Harold Leitnaker
Tommy
Don Brown
Club Forecast Thursday SOTNOMYTIMIATS and Luncheons
A fragmented society page listing noon luncheons at the Lafgreen building and several social group events. Notable names include Mra Milo Hewitt and Mra Neal Saler with various club activities noted. A prepared macaroni dinner with frankfurters is mentioned as good.
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Sotnomytimiats
Lafgreen Building
Swagah
WOMWN
Milo Hewitt
Acm
Neal Saler
Christian Sharehannes Boyer Ladner Ato
Walter Jolnson
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Lois Smith
Las U Gleason
Theron Clark
Joe Towner
Guy Potts
Ralph Overstreet
William Atkinson
Ed Frederick
Ben Gilmore
Tony van
Leiden
Chappell’s
AP News
America
State Bank
Alice F. Johnson
Carl Johnson
Pomona
Alice F
Eldon L. Morris
Victor Morris
S. Locust
Miss Johnson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Morris
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Beller Studio
Legion Auxiliary
North Baptist Church
J. T. Nicholson
Marle’ Dyer
Leo Howard
Josephine Kirkwood
Columbian Shakespeare Club
Owen Fowler
Loren Ames
L. P. Moree
Frank McNutt
Pat Bundy
Lee Hughs
O U. Women’s Residence Hall
Pat Lives
Day Glide
Barbara Lee Wood
Beta Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Charles Gillette
Robert Moore
Harland Lee
Sri Proctor
Quenemo
Ban HH. Poctor
Emporia
Amos Barnhart
Century Fellowship
Ottawa Society
Dean Berlin
Bestform
Mrs
Shan Thess of
Dary
Cher
Aoene
Saunders
Ady
Terry
Foxcroft Guaranteed
Terrill’s Dept
Mein
Ottawe
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