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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1956

Page

10

Odd Fellows Rebekah Installation Draws ninety attendees

Ninety persons gathered in the hall for the joint Odd Fellow Rebekah installation ceremony with out of town guests J B Welsh and Richard Zielsdorf of Lenexa. Talks followed by nobles Brands Mrs Glenn Lancaster and Marvin Palmer. Pins presented to Mrs M L Sellers and Ernest Lawrance. Refreshments committee named W V Becker Obed Harmonson Byron Figgins Norman Brown. Prayer cycle and Bible study led by Mrs R O Bundy with guests Mrs Guy Murdock and Mrs Merle Paul. Nine members were present.

F. Hall J. B. Welsh Richard Zielsdorf Lenexa Noble Brands Glenn Lancaster Marvin Palmer M. L. Sellers Noble W. L. Pickering Ernest Lawrance New Slope New Life R. O. Bundy Guy Murdock Merle Paul

Looking Back At Ottawa Society Jan 20 1941 Dinner Party

A 1 o'clock dinner party at Ottawa Country Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Pearce honored Mr. Pearce on his birthday. Attendees included Miss Virginia Pearce Mr. Joe Pearce Independence Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fort Emporia Mr. A. W. Pearce Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Ogg Mr. and Mrs. Don Huls F. D. Misses Rose Farrell Dora Jacobson and Mr. James Ogg.

Ottawa Country Club E. I. Pearce Pearce Virginia Pearce Joe Pearce Independence Leonard Fort Emporia A. W. Pearce D. A. Thompson Courtney Ogg Don Huls F. D Rose Farrell Dora Jacobson James Ogg

Staff Music Club and Berean Guild Meeting Report

The Staff Music Club hosted a Tuesday evening program at the R. D. Waymire home with Mary Coltrane Allen Schmitt and assistance from Mrs. Ralph Coltrane and the Schmitts. Guests and members presented solos and duets on piano clarinets flute and accordions with Mrs. J. L. Shelden providing accompaniments. Refreshments followed. The Berrean Guild met Wednesday with Pastor Mrs. M. Todd Macdonald guiding scripture reading and a reading plan credit system. Joan McCandless gave a temperance report and Mrs. A. L. Wheeler spoke on missionary topics.

Mary Coltrane Allen Schmitt R. D. Waymire Ralph Coltrane Lee Schmitt J. L. Shelden C. Schultz Sheri C. B. Colaw R. M. Crawford Gordon Daugharthy T. E. Fleming Ray Carter Ralph Gage Elizabeth Waymire FP. L. Brandon Lynda Douglas Schultz Betty and Dalene Waymire Carolyn Jantz Mary Coltrang Larry Crawford Susan Fleming Theresa Carter Allen 3

Scissors Club Meeting At Mrs Mersman Home

Scissors club quilting and embroidering tea towels Wednesday for hostess Mrs. Will Mersman in Richmond. Visitors included Mrs. Bob Crick and Mrs. Elsie McClintie. New members were Mrs. McClintie and Mrs. Weien. Members present included Joe Clark John Cole Cal Crozier Rollie Mersham Will Mersman Maurice Ponton Henry Schrant Dee Spaulding and several children.

Scissors Club Mersman Richmond Bob Crick Elsie McClintie Doris Weien McClintie Weien Gqthers Joe Clark John Cole Cal Crozier Rollie Mersham Will Mersman Maurice Ponton Henry Schrant Dee Spaulding Cindy Nancy Spaulding Bobby Randy Burnett Ronnie James Wesen

Names of three babies at Ransom Memorial Hospital

Snouffer girl Janise Marie born January 11 weighs seven pounds eight ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Snouffer 1409 S Oak Williamsburg daughter Debra Eileen born January 16 weighs six pounds 12 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Higdon Route 2 Williamsburg and son Jason John born January 18 weighs seven pounds seven ounces to Mr. and Mrs. John Douglass 1419 S Hickory Grandparents listed for Snouffer and Douglass families with great grandmother Elizabeth Harder noted.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Snouffer Thomas Snouffer S. Oak Janise Marie Higdon Donald Higdon Route 2 Williamsburg Debra Eileen Douglass John Dougllass Hickory Jason John R. O. Harder Oak Joe Douglass Cherry Elizabeth Harder Qak

Baxter Social Hour Recaps Club Year and Prizes

The Baxter Social Hour club hosted yesterday with Mrs. Herb Bishop as hostess. Retiring president Mrs. J G DeVore received a gift. Year books were shared and contests planned by Mrs. William Ratzlaff yielded prizes for Mrs. DeVore, Royce Gregg, Paul Mohr, L E Allen, George Sowers, and Mrs. Paul Mohr won the door prize. Children present included Larry K Lynn, Roger Allen and Patricia Bishop. Other members listed were Mrs. James Allen, Bill Bishop, George Ferguson, C E Hoffman, Harry Johnson, Keith Page, Max Shoemaker and Ernest Sink.

Baxter Herb Bishop Harlan Page J. G. DeVore William Ratzlaff Folowing Mmes iDeVore Royce Gregg Paul Mohr L. E. Allen George Sowers Larry K. Lynn Roger Allen Patricia Bishop James Allen Bill Bishop George Ferguson C. E. Hoffman Harry Johnson Keith Page Max Shoemaker Ernest Sink

Liberty Social Hour Dons March of Dimes Gift at Meeting

The Liberty Social Hour club contributed 5 to the March of Dimes at their meeting yesterday hosted by Mrs. Ray Barnhart. An informal program featured songs and a prayer with a penny collection of 72 cents. Members listed include Mines, Ray Angleton, Albert Barnhart, Noah Barnhart, Louis Dale, Em ory Denton, Glenn King, Eldon Morgan, Paul Pritchard, Earl Ratliff, Albert Stewart, Roy Woods, and Ray Barnhart, plus children Leland Barnhart, Rocky Woods, Louise and Robert Dale, and Vicki Sue Ratliff.

Liberty Social Hour Club Ray Barnhart Mines Ray Angleton Albert Barnhart Noah Barnhart Louis Dale Emory Denton Glenn King Eldon Morgan Paul Pritchard Earl Ratliff Albert Stewart Roy Woods Chiledren Leland Barnhart Rocky Woods Louise Robert Dale Vicki Sue Ratliff

Ottawa Herald Presents Today Favorite Recipe

Simple home dish combining ground meat with citrus juices and dried fruit. Mix meat with orange and grapefruit juices then fold in apples raisins currants and pineapple. Add spices and sugars, cook over low flame until thick.

Ottawa Herald Presents

Dress of Rickrack and Bias Tape Has Lace-Look Flair

Dorothy Roe notes a stylish afternoon dress using alternating rows of bias tape and rickrack on cotton net to resemble costly lace. The pattern features a fitted bodice, full skirt, and one-piece sleeves, with instructions for zigzag stitching, darts, and zipper.

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