Johnson-Hatcher Vows In Emporia
Johnson and Hatcher were married December 24 in Emporia at the First Methodist Chapel. The ceremony featured double rings and music by local performers. The bride, Jeanne LaVerne Johnson, wore white taffeta with a pearl crown and veil, carrying pink roses. Attendants included sister Brenda Branstrator and best man Mr Branstrator. A reception at the Tartan Hotel followed. The couple plan to live in Emporia. she teaches music at Lowther Junior High School and he works at Peak and Hatcher.
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Mechanic
Emporia
New Orleans
William Edward Hatcher
Jeanne LaVerne Johnson
Vernon B. Johnson
Ottawa
Paul Hatcher
RFD
Kenneth Chapman
Richard Branstrator
Kansas City
Kan
Branstrator
Brenda Branstrator
Tartan
Greenville College
Greenville, T
Lowther Junior High School
Emporia State College
Peak and Hatcher
Auxiliaries Mull Health Career Days Plan
The Medical Auxiliary voted a 36 dollar contribution to AMAERS at a coffee with Mrs J F Barr. A project to make hospital coats for lepers from men's shirts was announced. Mrs W C Artinger and Mrs Robert Grabham spoke on Health Career Days plans. The two auxiliaries will collaborate on the project for students and older adults to learn health care needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Auxiliary
J. F. Barr
W. C. Artinger
Robert Grabham
Hospital Auxiliary
Joint Installation for IOOF Rebekahs Held in Ottawa Hall
A joint installation service by Ottawa IOOF Lodge No. 24 and Hazel Rebekah Lodge No. 175 was conducted in the IOOF Hall Thursday evening. Deputy president Howard Kalb and district deputy president Mrs. Helen Iee Baldwin officiated. Grand wardens Mrs. Cynthia Reeves Baldwin and W. W. Becker aided. Grand marshals Mrs. Edith Whitted Baldwin and Arthur Kalb assisted. Grand recording secretaries Mrs. Marie Raffelock and Floyd Hamner, and grand finance secretary Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Howard Kalb
Helen Iee
Baldwin
Cynthia Reeves
W. W. Becker
Mare Shals
Edith Whitted
Baldewin
Arthur Kalb
Williamsburg couple hosts family buffet honoring lodge officers
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L Moe Millen hosted a buffet supper in Williamsburg for children and relatives plus guests. Attendees included Don Gorton Barry Debbie Ottawa and others from Washington DC Ferrerview Mo Baldwin and Ottawa. Major Lamb left Jan 8 for a South Pacific tour after hosting family. Officers installed at the event included noble grands Mrs. Charles Scribner and William Rice and numerous secretaries wardens and guardians. About 55 attended with music, talks, and candlelit Bible ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Moe Millen
Williamsburg
Don Gorton
Barry
Debbie
Ottawa
Jimmy D. Lamb
Sheryl
Kevin
Jennifer
Washington D.C
Sam Davidson
Cindy
Julia
Ferrerview
Virgil Hermreck
Mike
Myron
Timmy
Frank McMillen
Alan
Peggy Toumberlin
Jerry
Major Lamb
South Pacific
Marie Raffelock
Becker
Glenn Lancaster
Georgia Greer
Baldwin
O. L. Breckenridge
Guardian
Harry Loyd
Elma Good
Lenora Frye
Noble
Charles Scribner
William Rice
Lyle Enyart
A.C. Morsrison
Orville Glenn
Ruth Lancaster
Floyd Hamner
Lewis Turner
H. H. Feuerborn
Viola Rodegers
Arthur Kalb
Edith Shobe
Jack Daweson
Minnie Shawver
Glenn Ainsworth
Frank Sargent
Ruth Hoopes
Ben Gibson
W. V. Becker
Paul Beasley
Howard Kalb
Gardner Hayden
Adam Wicke
Carl Furman
George Starebuck
Henry Alban
Eva Clabaugh
Gail Nitcher
Final Plans For Events At Ottawa Shrine Meeting
The Ottawa White Shrine met Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple led by Mrs. Arlene Talbott. Planning for Pane Day includes pancakes served at noon and evening in the Masonic Temple dining room. After the business session, social time featured games and visiting. Feb 9 will be Advance Night and a ceremonial is set for Feb 23. The serving table was covered with a red nylon net cloth featuring a winter Wonderland. Refreshment and decorations committee members were Mrs. Ray Talbot, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. Estel Northway, and Mrs. Laureen Gaddis.
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Ottawa
Masonic Temple
Arlene Talbott
Ray Talbott
Howard Smith
Estel Northway
Laureen Gaddis
Dynamic Design Pattern 4925 Back Wrap Dress
Pattern notice for printed pattern 4925 describes a back wrap dress with a slim waistline and low pockets. It lists sizes 12 to 16 plus repeats 14 and 18 and 24 percent, requires 3 yards of 45 inch fabric, and gives mailing costs for pattern requests to Anne Adams in New York with full name address and zip.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Adoption Announcement for Scott Franklin Allen
Mr and Mrs Jack Franklin Allen of Shawnee Mission formerly of Ottawa announce the adoption of a four month old son named Scott Franklin Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clarence Rea 506 S Poplar and Mr and Mrs John R Allen Ottawa RFD 3
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Jack Franklin Allen
Shawnee Mission
Ottawa
Scott Franklin
Clarence Rea
S. Poplar
John R. Alslen
Ottawa Rfd
Pomona Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting Report
The Stitch and Chatter Club of Pomona held a bingo session and made 36 tray favors at a meet led by Mrs. Jack Nelson. They voted to sew puppets for Ransom Memorial Hospital, opened with Auld Lang Syne and the Lord's Prayer, and presented birthday gifts to six members. Mrs. Dean Olson will entertain in February. refreshments were served. guest Mrs. Margaret Cain attended.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
Pomona
Jack Nelson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dean Olson
Margaret Cain
Speaker For One To Six Club Promotes Mindful Children
The guest speaker was Mrs. Mike Newmaster addressing Mentally Retarded Children. Members or guests included Mrs. Larry Ferguson, Mrs. Deanna Holmes, and Mrs. Judy Corcoran with devotions by Mrs. Bob McLain. Sixteen members listed their children's names and reasons for selection while reports covered a Christmas aid for a needy family. Mrs. Joan Higdon attended as a guest.
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Mike Newmaster
Larry Ferguson
Deanna Holmes
Judy Corcoran
Bob McLain
Joan Higdon
CWEF Group Lesson on Affluence and Poverty
Mrs Sam Shumate led the CWEF group at First Christian Church on Thursday with the topic Affluence and Poverty. Esther Garrison led worship, Alma Mohr hosted with Nellie March assisting, and during the business session led by Mrs Walter Doyen clothing for Church World Service was invited to be left at the church. A nominating committee was formed with Miss Margaret Prunty Mrs Charles Redman and Mrs Lewis Stewart.
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Sam Shumate
Mary Luo
First Christian Church
Esther Garrison
Alma Mohr
Nellie March
Walter Doyen
Margaret Prunty
Charles Redman
Lewis Stewart
Pork chops pair well with fruit sides for flavor
A brief note highlights pork chops tasting wonderful when served with fried apple rings baked bananas or broiled fresh pear halves for a sweet complementary pairing.
Bryan Couple Married in Quenemo Parsonage
Living in Ottawa at 129 S Locust Mr and Mrs Jerry Bryan were married on December 31 by Rev Jerry Howard in the parsonage. The bride Bet ty Joan Demoret is per Quenemo, daughter of Floyd and Mrs Demoret. The groom is Harold Bryan’s son. Both graduates of Quenemo High School. The bride works at Hallmark in Lawrence while the groom attends Emporia State College.
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S. Locust
Jerry Bryan
Jerry Howard
Louisburg
Betty Joan Demoret
Floyd Demoret
Quenemo
Harold Bryan
Bryan
Quenemo High School
Hallmark, Inc
Lawrence
Emporia State College
Lawrence guests at H A Dart family dinner
Socialettes note that Mr and Mrs Claude Smith and Gregg Lawrence were not listed among attendees at a family dinner honoring H A Dart. The event drew other relatives and local guests.
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Lawrence
H.A. Dart
Claude Smith
Gregg
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Kansas States Bank
FDIC
IOOF
Rebekahs
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Deta
Main
Rehaeh
By Irrane Leos
Tray
Cwef Group
Volkswagen OF America
INE
Volkswagen
Conzelman Motors, Inc
Hiway
South Lawrence
Kansas
Mrs
N. Main
Magnavox
Eto
Western Auto
S. Main
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