Indians Views On Women Roles Shared In Ottawa Chapter Talk
Mrs Ramanujam spoke to Osawatomie Chapter DO about Indian women from sacred marriage to dowry changes. She described arranged marriages, limits on widow remarriage, limited work, and new rights such as voting and inheritance, comparing Indian and American norms. The talk included sari fashion, cross cultural insights, and plans to return to India after training.
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P.E.O
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Ramanujam
B. K. Ramanujam
Osawatomie State Hospital
James DeMastus
Glenn Bigelow
India
United States
New York
Adele Simpson
P.E.C
Hussain
A. Hussain
Knapp
Pakistan
Ramanujams
Menninger School of Psychiatry
Bangalore
George Zubowicz
Osawatomie State
Ann
Hank
Dear Ann Landers Problems Revealed in Letters
A 16 year old fears highway driving and seeks help from Ann Landers. A wife navigates marital trust with a friend’s husband, urging openness. A couple planning marriage debates finances and weekly allowances, with guidance on budgeting and compromise.
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Dear Ann Landers
Wellsville W S C S Meeting at Methodist Church
The Wellsville Woman's Society of Christian Service held a fellowship meeting in the church hall with 15 members and one guest attending. President Mrs Clarence Coffman led prayers, charter members were named, and 40 members reside locally or elsewhere.
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Fellowship Hall
Wellsville Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Phillip Jacoby
William Farney
Clarence Coffman
Wellsville
Missionary Education District Seminar
Marion Bosworth
Bethlehem
H. E. DeTar
Farewell Dinner Honors Rev M Todd Macdonald at First United
At First United Presbyterian Church a farewell dinner honored Rev M Todd Macdonald and Mrs Macdonald as they prepare to leave for a Ho xie pastorate. Guests included Rev E E Caylor of Ottawa and Rev Hughes of Rantoul. Seventy five attended. program featured vocal solos and duets, a musical number, and gratitude from attendees.
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First United Presbyterian Church
M. Todd Macdonald
Hoxie
E. E. Caylor
Ottawa
Arthur Hughes
Rantoul
Women's Circle
Elmer Bell
John Morton
Babies Named At Ransom Memorial Hospital
The Baby Has Been Named at Ransom Memorial Hospital reports two newborns. Ronald DeWitt born Jan 10 to Donald and Jean Farmer of 1541 Main weighed 8 pounds 5 ounces. Justine Marie born Jan 13 to Chester and Doris Fredricks of Williamsburg weighed 7 pounds 1 ounce. Brenda Diane born Jan 17 to Theodore and Hazel Brown of Baldwin weighed 5 pounds 14 ounces.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Donald Lee Farmer
Main
Ronald DeWitt
Chester Dean Fredricks
Williamsburg
Justine Marie
Theodore Alvie Brown
Baldwin
Brenda Diane
Beauceant Meeting Presided By Mrs J Ray Waddell
Mrs J Ray Waddell presided last evening at the Masonic temple for the Beauceant Assembly No 136 Social Order meeting. Mrs Oliver C Curley led instruction for new officers and chairmen were appointed including executive chairman Mrs Harley P Gover Sr and others. refreshments were served to members and sir knights by Mrs R Lee Finch and Mrs Clarence Keefer.
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J. Ray Waddell
Masonic Temple
Oliver C. Curley
R. Lee Finch
Clarence Keefer
Far and Near Club Potluck Meeting Recap
Mrs J C Hannaman hosted a potluck dinner for the Far and Near Club yesterday with about 35 members and guests. Mrs Jim Cunningham presided. flower committee named Thelma Atchison and John Macy. Harold Bones to lead songs. Joe Taylor named pianist. Gene Domnanish led roll call. Cunningham won the door prize.
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J. C. Hannaman
Jim Cunningham
Thelma Atchison
John Macy
Harold Bones
Joe Taylor
Gene Domnanish
Cunningham
Baxter Social Hour Quiz Highlights Kansas Facts
Mrs. Don Waymire led the Baxter Social Hour club meeting yesterday with a Kansas facts quiz and guided the business portion of the session. The event featured light competition and community discussion among members.
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Don Waymire
Kansas
Baxter
Club Meeting Recalls Devotions and Gift for Hostess
Iness and Mrs Herb Bishop led devotions at the gathering. The club presented a gift to hostess Mrs Max Shoemaker. Refreshments were served at the close to 16 members and five children.
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Iness
Herb Bishop
Max Shoemaker
Socialettes Meet at Mud Creek Club With Scrambled Word Game
Members discussed early day events at Mud Creek Social club meeting yesterday. Hostess Mrs Merle Christeson hosted a scrambled word game won by Mrs Walter Willis. Mrs Frank Mayes won the door prize. F L A Club elected Mrs F M Kitterman president with Mrs E C Cummings and Mrs A S Allen presiding. Other officers named were Mrs H A Ward vice president and Mrs F W Hichinger secretary treasurer. Members drew new pal names and played games. Liberty Social Hour club hosted by Mrs Albert Stewart with devotions by Mrs Ray Atgerton. Bingo provided entertainment. Mrs Roy Davis, a visitor, joined the club.
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Mud Creek
Merle Christeson
Walter Willis
Frank Mayes
F.L.A. Club
F. M. Kitterman
Eri. C. Cummings
A. S. Allen
H. A. Ward
F. W. Hichinger
Liberty Social Hour
Albert Stewart
Ray Angleton
Roy Davis
Valley Chapel Ladies Meet a Society Gathering
Valley Chapel Ladies Society met yesterday with Mrs W E Scott presiding. Mrs Lonnie Barnes led devotions and the hostess directed games as 12 members attended. Visitors included Mrs Ralph Garrett Mrs Tom McMillen Mrs George Wiggins and Mrs Harry Scott. Late arrivals were Mr George Wiggins Mr Charles Story and one child Robin Dunn. Hostesses Maude Dyer and Russell Dyer will entertain February 16.
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Valley Chapel Ladies Society
W. E. Scott
Lonnie Barnes
Ralph Garrett
Tom McMillen
George Wiggins
Harry Scott
Charles Story
Robin Dunn
Maude Dyer
Rushell Dyer
Earnest Workers Class meets at Trinity Methodist Church
Mrs. Ben Gibson led the Earnest Workers Class at Trinity Methodist Church on Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Proffitt and Mrs. Fred Ferguson led devotions as members reported making 25 balls and signing cards for five shut ins. A letter from former teacher Mrs. L. C. McCullah of Aurora Missouri was read. Light refreshments followed.
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Ben Gibson
Trinity Methodist Church
Fred Proffitt
Fred Ferguson
L. C. McCullah
Aurora
Kitchen Arithmetic: Count Ingredients in a Creamed Dish
Instructional note outlines counting and ingredient measures for a creamed dish. Mentions at least half a cup of a white sauce per cup and adds cooked diced vegetables or chicken as possible mix-ins.
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