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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1965

Page

3

Knitting Helps Mrs Keefer Sleep Doily Craft Revealed

Mrs A W Keefer of 1047 Willow explains knitting doilies as a cure for insomnia. She enjoys intricate patterns, blocks doilies to set shape, uses No 20 or No 30 thread, and even tried nylon fishing cord. She keeps 25 to 30 doilies, gifts many, and prefers 10 inch sizes with double pointed steel needles.

A. W. Keefer Willow

Coffman-Wilson Tie The Knot In Ottawa Ceremony

Naomi Ruth Coffman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Coffman became the bride of Robert William Wilson son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Wilson in a Dec 20 double ring ceremony at Assembly of God Church. Rev. Jack Dennison officiated with organist Mary Coltrane. The couple resides on Lane Route 1 and plans a short Ozark trip after a reception at the North American Hotel. The groom farms in Ottawa area. both graduates of local high schools.

Naomi Ruth Coffman A. &E. Coffman Sycamore Robert William Wilson Henry S. Wilson Richmond Jack Dennison Assembly of God Mary Coltrane Sunflower Millie Collins Linda Higgins Lawrence Son H. L. Wilson Thelma Baldwin North American Lynn Jones Jackie Hollon Annie Hall Ozarks Mrs. Wilson Lane Rfd 1 Ottawa High School Mr. Wilson Richmond High School

Fairmount Birthday Benefit at Senior Club

Community notes announce a 2 p.m. pot luck supper hosted by Naomi Club at Emery Green Youth Center. Mrs Russell Dyer and Mrs Mark Rice are listed with Liberty Community for a Friday event.

Fairmount Russell Dyer Emery Green Naomi Club Mark Rice Liberty

Bernhardt School presents patient revue at Osawatomie State Hospital

The Bernhardt School of Dance will stage a 2 p.m. Sunday revue for patients at Osawatomie State Hospital. Performers include Lisa Birzer, Dee Ann Snyder, Starlene Whitcomb, Margaret Henning, Betts Elen McDonald, Robin Riley, Sherry Savage and many others.

The Bernhardt School of Dance Osawatomie State Hospital Lisa Birzer Dee Ann Snyder Starlene Whitcomb Margaret Henning Betts Elen McDonald Robin Riley Sherry Savage Joleen Held Martha McClay Teresa Salb Bibi Birzer Sandra Loyd Mary Lou Brady Sarah Tyson Valerie Robertson Julie Rodgers Gretchen Kraft Shirely Fisher Mary Beth Ogg

Class Serves Potluck Dinner in Conference Room

A noon Wednesday covered dish dinner was held with Rev Willard Braker leading grace and Mrs Emile Barnes opening with prayer. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Braker W W Rodgers Raymond Bettge Verne Miller Ed Hazen Harold Stewart H D Plank Emile Barnes Leo Kirkwood and four children. Reports noted 46 cards sent 54 calls made and one bouquet delivered.

Willard Braker Grace

Science Is Program Theme at Sequel Club Meeting

The Sequel Club held a science themed program at Mrs Art Conus’ home. For roll call Mrs Herbert W Johnson asked science answering questions. Mrs Don Hoglund spoke about keeping children curious and learning together. She showed books and shared gadgets for future homemaking. Mrs Wayne Lewis helped hostess. Seventeen attended.

Art Conus Herbert W. Johnson Don Hoglund Wayne Lewis

Oleg Cassini Dances the Twist Through New Styles

Designer Oleg Cassini closed his spring collection with a Twist on the runway, blending wit with fashion. Once Mrs. Kennedy’s official couturier, he now debuts a youthful line “Young American” alongside a Mrs. Kennedy style dress, including a navy crepe gown and a fluttery red chiffon piece, while opening with polka dot and stripe swimsuits.

Jean Sprain Wilson NEW York (Ap Oleg Cassini John F. Kennedy White House Missionary

Eye Defects Talk At One To Six Club Meeting

Guest speaker Dr. Olin Wollen spoke on visual defects in children and parental signs to watch. Mrs. Gordon Dyer hosted, assisted by several members, new members welcomed, and plans for a Valentine party discussed. A committee was named to plan the event.

Olin Wollen Gordon Dyer Dale Skilking E. W. Beck Terry Malouf Virgil Chambers Clarence Higdon Floyd Burch Boyd White Floyd Thompson Charles Crable

Guest speaker for Chapter AU at Ottawa High School

Miss Helen Rensch, Ottawa High School teacher, spoke to Chapter AU PEO on Tuesday evening. She shared her summer experiences with a group that traveled to Liberia for an Operations Crossroads project, aiding construction of a maternity clinic, with Mrs. W. S. Bowers and Mrs. H. J. Lamb assisting. seventeen members attended.

Helen Rensch Ottawa Chapter AU PEO Liberia W. S. Bowers H. J. Lamb

Demonstration of binder attachment at Zigzaggers Club

Mrs. Darrell Mullen hosted a Zigzaggers Club meeting Wednesday evening and demonstrated the mechanical binder attachment for sewing machines. Members displayed articles and discussed hem finishes. A report covered cookie plates delivered to Likes, Hazen, Collins and Pierce Nursing Homes. Twelve members attended.

Darrell Mullen Zigzaggers Club Likes Hazen Collins and Pierce Nursing Homes

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