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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1960

Page

7

Mom's A Real Live Cop And A Pretty One

Mary Ambrosio serves with the Long Beach California Police Department overseeing prisoner security, prisoner work details, meals and jail facilities and booking new inmates. She can subdue a rebellious detainee soothe a frightened child and counsel a first time offender. Her night shift runs from 11 30 pm to 7 30 am after which she returns home to her two children Antionette 14 and Robert 17.

Long Beach, Calif Antionette Robert

Unusual Azores travel photos and island life notes

Miscellany describes Theodore Whitaker and Lois in the Azores near Terciera Island with dramatic jet explosion photos from Lagos AFB. It details island life visible to visitors including housing, transport, agriculture, religion, and sanitation in pastel vignettes. It also notes spring nursery catalogs and local travel from Texas to Galveston and Wichita Cherry Pie contest results with Judy McClure earning blue.

Chance Theodore Whitaker Terciera Island Azores Lagos States Wichita Judy McClure Franklin County Joan Roeckers

Baby Nancy Ann Patton Born in Anchorage Alaska

A daughter was born January 4 to Sgt. and Mrs. Jerry Patton of Anchorage Alaska and named Nancy Ann. The baby weighed 7 pounds 7 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Patton of 218 Maple.

Jerry Patton Anchorage Alaska Nancy Ann Ray Patton

Senior Club Plans Oyster Supper This Friday

The Senior Club met with 41 members and two guests, Carl Cayot and Miss Clara Hodges. Mrs. Glen Fitch presided as plans were made for an oyster supper at 5 p.m. Friday with committees assigned for meal preparation and serving.

Carl Cayot Clara Hodges Glen Fitch Roy Batdorf Mr. Fitch R. W. Emerson Mary Woodward Julia Jones Myrtle Graham Clarence Ingersoll Lillian Humiston

Program And Election Skiiion Club Meeting Notes

Mrs Bruce Spears organized a program at the John Sheldon home featuring a trumpet solo by Mrs Kenneth Davis a vocal piece by Mrs Frank Thayer a piano solo by Mrs Loren Matthews a violin solo by Mrs W G Snedaker a vocal duet by Mrs A H North and Albert J Williams and a clarinet solo by Loren Matthews The club elected Mrs North as president and named officers including Mrs John Sheldon vice president Mrs Robert Pinet and Mrs Eldon Rader secretaries Miss Alma Schweitzer treasurer and Mrs Bruce Spears librarian Thirty three members attended with guests Mr and Mrs Kenneth Davis Mr and Mrs Loren Matthews Morgan Williams John Sheldon and Mrs R W Mars welcomed as new members.

Skiiion Club Bruce Spears John Sheldon Kenneth Davis Frank Thayer Loren Matthews W. G. Snedaker A. H. North Albert J. Williams North Robert Pinet Eldon Rader Alma Schweitzer Robert Conaty Willis Bennett LeRoy Teeter

Honor Birthdays Co-Workers Shut in Circle Potluck

A group gathered at Mrs. Kittie Radabaugh’s home for January birthday observances with a potluck meal. Honored members included Mrs. FR. W. Stead, Mrs. Anna Bryan, Mrs. Colin Pursley, and Ms. Minnie Bogart. New officers were elected: Mrs. Snead president, Mrs. Peterson vice president, Mrs. C. M. Hoss secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Harvey McCann reporter. Reports listed 44 cards and letters, 10 calls, 34 gifts, and 74 telephone calls. two plates were delivered to shut ins. Guests were Mrs. Ross Bird and Mrs. Ralph Williams.

Kittie Radabaugh FR. W. Stead Anna Bryan Colin Pursley Minnie Bogart Laura Lee Albert Peterson Snead Peterson C. M. Hoss Harvey McCann Shutins Twere Ross Bird Ralph Williams

Community clubs and church circles weekly listings

A dense schedule of local clubs and church groups for the week includes Roundabout and Omega Chapter events, Beta Sigma Phi, Jaycee Jaynes, Navy Mothers, Friendship Circle, Promenaders Square Dance Club, Faith Lutheran Guild, Union Chapel WMC, and numerous circle meetings at Main Street United Presbyterian, First United Presbyterian, First Baptist, and First Methodist churches. Additional notes cover Thursday Baxter and Liberty Social Hours, Soroptimists, PrincetOn W.S.Richter WSC, Ruhamah WMC, and the Senion Club on Friday.

Lyman Corlis Jr Winton Winter Jaycee Jaynes Vernon Chism CITY Kendall Hay NAVY W. H. Twyman Friendship Circle George Shuler Promenaders Square Faith Lutheran Guild Albert Masenthin Union Chapel North Baptist Church H. B Clarence Keefer W. F Jesse Gregg F. D. Fogle Main Street United Presbyterian John Pinder Max Ward Lyman Corlin Jr First United Presbyterian Church Circle John Morton First Baptist Eileen James Sutherland

Mrs Verne Alden Attends National Home Demonstration Meet

Social notes report Mrs Verne Alden, leader of the National Home Demonstration Council, is in East Lansing Michigan for a council meeting, highlighting her role and travel.

Verne Alden East Lansing Mich National Home Demonstration Council

Princeton W S C S Topic Session At Princet on The Role

Princeton W S C S met with Mrs Hugh Rodgers delivering the session on The Role of the Christian African Woman. Mrs Laura Maye and Mrs Roy Schaub assisted. Mrs A B Taylor led devotions and Mrs Robert Knight presided. Committee placed to gather linen and silver purchase info. Miss Bessie Bare joined as a member. Hosts included Mrs Leroy Wasmund and others. Twenty members attended.

Hugh Rodgers Sesson Princeton W.S.C.S Laura Maybe Roy Schaub A. B. Taylor Robert Knight R. G. Harms Joe McAuliff Schaub Bessie Bare Leroy Wasmund Clifford James Anna Manspeaker Effie Marts Warren Hilbert

Rebekah Installation Held by Ottawa Lodges

A joint installation ceremony of Ottawa J1.0.O.F. Lodge No. 24 and Hazel Rebekah Lodge No. 175 was held in O.I.O.F. hall. Officers installed included grand master Howard Kaib, district deputy president Mrs. Maxine Criqui of Pomona, grand wardens W. V. Becker and Mrs. Viola Rodgers, grand secretaries C. L. Breckenridge and Mrs. Paul Beasley, and other dignitaries. About 75 attendees from Lawrence and Pomona attended with gifts, music, readings, and candles.

Ottawa O.F. Lodge Hazel Rebekah Lodge No F. Hall Howard Kaib Maxine Criqui Pomona W. V. Becker Viola Rodgers C. L. Breckenridge Paul Beasley A. J. Dawson Agnes Stoffer Harley Ainsworth Harry Loyd William Rice Glenn Lancaster Louis Turner Don Meeker Roy Bones Ruth Hoopes Floyd Hamner Ralph Cannady Russell Nordyke A. C. Morrison N.g Glenn McFadden Becker Jamess Price Fred Ferguson Lee Shobe James Rokes Glenn Ainsworth V.g Elma Good Ivan McFadden Minnie Shawver Eloise McFadden Cain

W C T U Meeting At First Methodist Church

W C T U session led by Mrs Clyde Zielsdorf covered liquor laws in air travel and women’s legislative roles. Mrs Lucky Williams reviewed current liquor laws. Mrs M Todd Macdonald read a Washington letter and poems. Rev Charles P Knight led devotions and visitors attended.

Clyde Zielsdorf W.C.T.U First Methodist Church Lucky Williams M. Todd Macdonald Washington Mary Black Zielsdorf Charles P. Knight Macdonald Carol Henley A. E. Sullins Gertrude Day Lucy Lee Knight Frances Staneart Frank Morris

Birthday Observed at Helpful Service Meeting

During the Helpful Service class meeting at North Baptist Church Mrs Orvel Tucker’s birthday was observed. Mrs W A Fowler presided offered opening prayer. Ten members attended and reported 20 calls. Mrs J H Kirkwood closed with prayer and Mrs James Daugharthy led entertainment.

North Baptist Church Orvel Tucker W. A. Fowler Tucker Floyd Perkins V. C. McDowell J. H. Kirkwood James Daugharthy

Plan Party Project by Naomi Club Members

Yesterday's meeting of the Naomi Club outlined plans to help host a Valentine party at the 1.C.C.F.Rebekah home in Manhattan. Mrs. Loyd led business, Mrs. Breckenridge guided devotions, and hostess Gail Nitcher, with Glenn Ainsworth assisting, served refreshments. Mrs. Loyd read a tribute poem to Mrs. Ella Smay who died recently. Fourteen members attended with one guest, Mrs. Ethel Furman.

Naomi Club 1.C.c.f.rebekah Manhattan Harry Loyd O. L. Breckenridge Gail Nitcher Glenn Ainsworth

Meet At Clubhouse Greenawalt Club Assembly

Residents south of Princeton met all day at Central clubhouse with Mrs Lest iter Fox hosting and Mrs Harold Kimball as co host. Members answered roll call about using an extra hour daily. Fourteen members attended, including 12 men and four children. Mrs Junior Wall and Mrs Chester Martin will host February meeting at the clubhouse.

Greenawalt Club Princeton Central Clubhouse Lestiter Fox Harold Kimball Junior Wall Chester Martin

Supreme Guardian Visits Ottawa for Job's Daughters Event

Supreme Guardian Iva Owen of El Monte California visits Ottawa to honor Bethel 31. The banquet at North American Hotel draws 180 reservations, with a 7 30 p m meeting at Masonic Temple and eight initiation candidates. High officer attendance includes Jan Newfield, Mrs. Morris Parker, and many guardians from Kansas and neighboring states.

Iva Owen el Monte Calif Sue ‘Preme International Order of Job’s Daughters of the World Bethel No. 31 Ottawa Kansas Masonic Temple Jan Newfield Phil McCracken State of Don Newfer Wichita Lloyd Stafford Bethel No J. Wesley Trout Kas Jessie Stokes Gardner Georgia Hayes Emporia Thelma van Middlesworth Derby Vivian Webster Kansas City Burl Pepper Abilene Grand Bethel Clare Cameron Hutchinson Gail Painter Owen Harrison Burrston Linda Viva Jody Baugh Salina Janet Burnett Lawrence Williamina Kelley Muncie Judy Timmerman Kanesas City Louise Weber Topeka

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Mary Ambrosio Friend EN Blue Mary Ambroasio LMS Lois American Association of Nurserymen Mark Joan Nesbit S. Cedar Texas St. Louis Texarkana Port Arthur Galveston Houston Dallas Joan Margaret Manners Tulsa Skip Terry Morgan Williams Ohn Sheldon R. W. Mars M. W. Holmes Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Alden Cearfoss Ottawa National Guard True Kindred Baxter Royce Gragg Liberty Albert Stewart BE. C. Cummings Elmer Louder H. J. Lamb S. Richter Woodrow Crawford Ruhamah W. M Grover Froggatte Senion Club Stockholders’ Meeting the Annual Stockholders’ Meeting of the Farmers Co-op. Assn Richmond Lee Perkins, Pres Cecil Vining W.S.C.S S. Main GoLty Sanitone O.of Rebekah Supreme Guardian Robert Barnes John G. Kaiser Drug Store Masonic Building Goliath and the Barbarians Jokull Atlantis Pat Boone Walter Reisch Charles Brackets
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