Doty-Miller Nuptials Read At Sacred Heart
Sara Jane Doty and Daniel H. Miller were married January 9 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Ottawa RFD 2. Rev. Robert Bechtel officiated with music by Mrs. Eldon Rader. The couple plans to reside at 909 S. Maple after a trip to the Ozarks. The bride works for J. C. Penney Co. and the groom is a junior at Ottawa University.
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Doty-Miller
Sacred Heart
Sara Jane Doty
Jules V. Doty
Ottawa
RFD
Daniel H. Miller
Harry Miller
Niskayuna
N. Y
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert Bechtel
Eldon Rader
Mary Beth Miller
Ottawa Country Club
Henry Herrill
Garnett
James Floro
Richard Bign
Cpt Lieut
Iemine Benee Gleason
Rodney McClay
Fran
Eldon Good
Roland Sass
Faith Lutheran Guild
Lloyd Switzer
Lewis .Bucko
Ralphs Overstreet
Guild
LLL
Baby Named Cynthia Jane Born at Ransom Memorial
The daughter born Wednesday at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Brownie Hermreck rural Garnett has been named Cynthia Jane. She weighed six pounds fourteen ounces. The couple has a son and another daughter. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lee Hermreck Richmond and Mr and Mrs Zell McCarthy Tecumseh Mich.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Brownie Hermreck
Garnett
Cynthia Jane
Lee Hermreck
Richmond
Zell McCarthy
Tecumseh
Mich
Club Notes From Hazel Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Hazel Rebekah Lodge presided by Mrs Edith Shobe introduced officers and memorialized Mrs Rose Swords. New officers installed include Minnie Shawver as noble grand Hazel Glenn vice grand Ruth Hoopes recording secretary Ruth Lancaster financial secretary Eva Smith treasurer and others. Also listed installing officers, club luncheon, Shrine events and multiple meetings with new officers and upcoming gatherings across various groups.
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Edith Shobe
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
Assembly
Rose Swords
Minnie Shawver
Noble Grand
Hazel Glenn
Ruth Hoopes
Ruth Lancaster
Eva Smith
Arlis Loyd
Ione McFadden
Ruth Breckenridge
RSNG
Viola Beasley
LSNG
Widow seeks talk after failed dinner invites
A 50 year old widow laments loneliness despite many friends and family. She recounts four couples declining dinner invites, fearing widowhood empathy. Ann Landers responds that friends should include the grieving by inviting and talking openly. A separate letter from Billings, Montana, grieving a infant loss, complains about being excluded by friends with babies. Landers urges inclusion and understanding.
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Ann Landers
Angel
Ann
Billings
Montana
Hints From Heloise on storage and patience
A reader suggests using unused plastic shoe and sweater boxes to store or transport food such as a long leaf cake. The boxes are light, easy to clean and inexpensive. Another reader offers advice on handling frustration by accepting limits and seeking peace rather than chasing impossible goals.
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Heloise
W.B
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McCreary
Jesse McMickell
Merle Marmon
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Lee Peterson
Roger Gould
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Earl Reed
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Peterson
Elmer Perkins
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Howard Witham
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Billie Woods
Witham
Gene Broers
Ernest Sink
Kim Witham
Steinman
Chester Keim
Woods
Ant Landers
Solo
Kramer
Albright
S. Main
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RED Cross Shoes
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Old Maine
Redwing
Tony Lama
Paines Bootery
Ottawa, KI
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