Merry-Go-Round Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting
Mrs Effie Gould entertained the Merry Go Round club Thursday with her daughter in law Mrs Glenn Gould as assistant. Mrs Neal Sayler announced committees while conducting business. Sayler and Gould won prizes in games. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Leo Kirkwood John Sheeley Ernest Johnson Lawrence Tussing ane Rice Darlene Harry Niland Nelle Hackler Harold Stewart and Miss Mary Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Gould
Glenn Gould
Neal Sayler
Socialettes Happy Hours Club Meeting Recap
Socialettes Happy Hours club met Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs Earl Richardson. Members sewed and chatted with Mines Owen Shofner Lee Thompson Bill Wheeler Art Geiss and family Charles Hanes and children Debbie Hildebrandt and Peggy Richardson in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Richardson
the Mines
Owen Shofner
Lee Thompson
Bill Wheeler
Art Geiss
Babies Named at Ransom Memorial Hospital
At Ransom Memorial Hospital births are recorded. George Paul Hoopes and wife of Waverly welcomed Roy Lynn on January 2 weighing seven pounds 14 ounces. Aubry Roy Woods and spouse of route 4 welcomed Ricky Dean on January 3 weighing eight pounds 4 ounces. Joe Duane Oakes and partner of 930 North Mulberry welcomed Brian David on January 10 weighing eight pounds 12 ounces. Also noted, Barbados in the British West Indies has about 223000 people and covers 166 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hoopes
George Paul Hoopes
Route 2
Waverly
Roy Lynn
Woods
Aubry Roy Woods
Route 4
Ricky Dean
Oakes
Joe Duane
N. Mulberry
Brian David
Barbados
British West Indies
Tihas
Home town success stories highlight Ottawans in California and Denver
Two Ottawan linked tales of success unfold. Mrs Emta Kirkland, Sears corset fitter in Pasadena, earned high scores and WW II service, while William Q Collins, ex Ottawa resident and now bicycle shop owner in Denver, stresses stock on shelves and broad choices. Ottawa brides urged to submit wedding notices early with possible photo. From Phil news: a waiter dropped a tray and six couples rose to dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emta Kirkland
Sears
Pasadena
Calif
Quin Kirkland
Orpha Jones
James’Durbin
Ottawa
Kirkland
Wellsville
William QO. Collins
Marjorie’ Collins
Mary C. Black
Cities Service Co
Denver
Schwinn Reporter
Chicago
Collins
Phil News
Apples In Dessert Recipes A Tangy Sweet Feature
This note lists apple based desserts with coconut flavor. It outlines Macaroon Apple Betty Baked Apples with Coconut Cream Topping and Maple Apples A La Mode, plus variations like orange rind and vanilla ice cream. The text includes ingredients, steps and serving ideas for each dish.
Attacks Escalate in Border Region Between Yemen and Britain
London and Yemeni officials accuse each other of increasing military actions along the Yemen Aden border area. Britain reports Yemeni forces of about 900 in Qalaba pounding the frontier as attacks rise. Yemen claims British strikes hit towns like Qataba Harib and Albaida with fatalities in recent days.
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London
Britain
Yemen
Aden
Qalaba
Arabian Peninsula
Cairo
Bonn
Qataba
Harib
Albaida
Club Forecast Bunday and Local Organization Notes
A fragmented list of local clubs and church groups with meeting days and names such as Spanish American War Veterans CENTURY FELLOWSHIP Beta Sigma Phi subgroups Beta Omicron Omicron Exemplar and Job's Daughters. Names include Mrs Roy Churchi Mrs Gardner Mrs John Somopiers Miss Olive Baxter Mrs Lester Norftman and Mrs Mary Black with multiple circles and election reminders across Monday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunday
Edmund Boltwood
Century Fellowship
Nmre
Roy Churchi
M. Plom
Beta Omega
Beta Sigma
Phil
Mre
Byron
Faden
XI Omicron
B.S. P
Dorothy Baker
Beta Omicron
Gardner
Campbell
John Somopiers
Greeley
North Baptist Church
Olive Baxter
Job’s
Slain After He Shot Officers in Dallas
A Southern Pacific Railroad special officer Lloyd C Hoffman, 39, of Dallas, shot two police officers F C Mote and B F Pelham during a chase for speeding. Hoffmann died after a confrontation near his home. Pelham, 25, was wounded in the chest and Mote, 28, in the hip and hand. Both officers survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
W—A
Southern Pacific Railroad
Lloyd C. Hoffman
Wil . Fritz
Hoffman
F._ C, Mote
B. F. Pelham
Pelham
Mote
Deeds Recorded in This Week's Credit Bureau Bulletin
The Credit Bureau bulletin lists transfers including Alma Slingsby to Ivan W. Jones for Lot 6 and adjacent parcels in Hamblins College Add, Mary Weegar et al to Clyde Todd for multiple lots in Williamsburg, and numerous other deeds. Transactions include land in Wellsville, Rantoul, and surrounding areas with various lot and section descriptors, totaling multiple tracts across Secs 11 to 21 in 16th to 21st ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Slingsby
Ivan W. Jones
Hamblins College
Mary Weegar
Clyde Todd
Williamsburg
E. G. Mayfield
F. Royal Buckley
Frank G. Call
Joy James Sharpe
Gertrude Irene Smith
H. I.de- Tar
Hrabe
Wellsville
Henry Hildebrandt
Robert W. Snodgrass
George Dragieff
Winston
A. McKee
Rhoda Jane Johnson
Howard C. Tucker
Imes
A. O. Hainline
Warl L
Lloyd
C. C. Claridge
H. O. Brough
George Richards
Wia
J. Frederick Weidner
Robert Alderson
William Christian
William Neill, Jr
Highland Heights
Charles. E. Helm
Harry 'S. Marsh
Fritts Place
T. J
Sunday at the Churches Christian Science and more
Long list of church schedules in Quenemo and nearby towns. Reads offerings, masses, study times, and service hours for Sacred Heart, Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, Assembly of God, Bethany Chapel Baptist, Church of the Nazarene, Church of Christ, Free Methodist, Church of the Brethren, Calvary Baptists, Grace Episcopal, First Methodist, North Baptist, St Paul A M B, Three Elements, Fath Lutheran, Garnett Lutheran Mission, First Christian, Trinity Methodist, Federated Presbyterian, First Baptist with weekly services and lecturing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Barnhart
W. F
Dan Fogle
Jesse Gregg
First Baptist
Lettle Archer
Deh. Hennings
Mareta Cudworth
Noger Fredrikson
Esther Greenman
Walter Price
Ruth Paul
Wayne’ Gilliland
Aliee Thayer
W. Bollweg
First Methodist
Mary Woodwards
J.N. Carter
Opal Howell
R. D. Spears
Trinity Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Christian Science Sollery
South
Hickory
Batureau
Sacred Heart Catholic
4Th
Cedar
Mathew Gullfoyle
Kingdom Hanl
Jenovan's Witnesses
Quenemo
Kansas
Aghool
Assembly of God
B. R. Harris
Young Peoples T
Bethany Chapel Baptist
Second and Poplar
Wm. Bailey
Church of the Nazarene
Beventh
Bint
J. Russell Smith
Church of
B. Andrews
Carl Adolphson
Church of the Brethren
Gerald Mease
Deboo
Bill Weber
Carl Nusa
Baptist Mid-Missions
Grace
Episcopal
John B. Sweigart
Methodist
Charles P. Knight
North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
Wilam L. Luce
St. Paul A. M. B
Lutheran
Lee Lennon
Walther League
Garnett Lutheran Mlaslon
Garnett
Homer Kurth
First Christian
Chas
W. Southard
Trinity Methodist
N. Cedar
Robert B. Craig
Ward
Fourth
Thager Fredrikson
Dorothy Rumbeck Addy
Pear halves baked with lemon syrup and ice cream
Pear halves baked in a moderate oven about thirty minutes until tender. Baste with a sugar syrup flavored with lemon while baking. Serve hot or warm with vanilla ice cream.
Printed Pattern for Juniors Wardrobe and Fit
Print advertisement for Pattern 4529 Jr Miss sizes 9 through 17 offering multiple necklines and sleeve versions. Notes fabric yardage 274 yards for size 13 and printed tissue directions. Include name address zone size and pattern number with payment of thirty five cents plus mail premiums.
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Anne
Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Khrushchev Narrowly Survives Challenge in Moscow
The New York Times reports Khrushchev barely won a Central Committee vote to remain first secretary, with Malenkov likely to take the post and Khrushchev potentially move to premier. The piece notes shifts in Soviet leadership roles, Molotov’s reduced standing, and an alleged secret trip to Peiping amid Stalinist tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
Warsaw
Nikita Khrushchev
the Times
Khrushchev
Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Eisenhower to Tour Drought Areas in Six-State Trip
President Eisenhower begins a six state inspection tour to view the worst U S drought in a century. The trip by plane and motorcade lasts until Tuesday night and includes Secretary Benson and Secretary Seaton. Stops start in San Angelo Texas before continuing to Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico Kansas and Colorado.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Kansas
Colorado
Benson
Seaton
San Angelo
Tex
Consolidate Passenger Trains OKLAHOMA CITY
The Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad won approval to consolidate two passenger trains between Muskogee and the Texas line. The commission rejected discontinuing one train each way between Oklahoma City and Parsons, noting ten towns would lose service without bus or train alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Muskogee
St.Louis
Kan Sas City
Parsons
Kas
Attractive intelligent woman needed for Marshall Field firm
Wanted is a woman with a pleasing personality and appearance suitable for teaching club or church work. Ages 25 to 60, ready to start immediately. Local interview by writing L M Roach at 209 East Gregory Boulevard Kansas City Missouri 14 for a guaranteed income, profit sharing and retirement plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Field
L. M. Roach
Gregory
Kansas City
Arctic a Moving Out By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Relief from severe cold spread across the storm swept region from the Rockies to New England as the Arctic air moved off the central East Coast. Temperatures rose 20 to 30 degrees in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley areas while death toll from the storm reached 31 with multiple in Illinois Michigan New York New Jersey and New England. A new bitter spell followed along northern New England the Northern Plains and upper Mississippi Valley with readings below zero including 16 below at International Falls Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
New England
Arctic
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Middle
Mississippi Valley
Ares
Illinois
Michigan
New York
New Jersey
Plains
International Falls
Minn
Canadian
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Merry-Go-Round
Met
S. Main Pho
L.M.S
the Herald
By Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
Jaycee Jaynes
al Knoeppel
Iwoman's Republic
George
Standfast
Bepw
Mary Black
Sycamore
City Teachers' Wivics
Lester Norftman
Highland Aviinu
Verne White
L. A
Bery Hoss
Mud Creek
E. Turnere Baxter
Ron
Charles Zool
NAUMT
WY. Becker
Richter W
Johin Stadt
Floyd Periis
the Credit Bureau Bulletin
Milady
Paris
Langley Laboratori
Gan
Herald
Stockholders Annual Meeting
Stockholders Meeting
The
Farmers Co-op Assn
Richmond, Kansas
Richmond High School
Lee Perkins
Cecil Vining
Associated Press
John
Kaiser
Rexall
Pho
Vernon A. Bowman
Ratliff, Koch & Ratliff
Clyde Boots
Harold Cherry
Clerks
Ladies of the Christian Church
Pomona
S.E
Overbrook
Kanegas
Massey-Harris
International
Fairbanks-Morse
Stewart & Son, “Austionsere
Firet National Bank of Ott
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