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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1964

Page

3

Plan June Vows for Brinkman Herzog Engagement

Dorothy Jean Brinkman daughter of Mr and Mrs Fritz Brinkman of Fontana California and Mark Herzog son of Mr and Mrs George Herzog Sr of Mira Loma California have announced their engagement The wedding is planned for late June at First Lutheran Church in Fontana Brinkman a student nurse at California Hospital in Los Angeles will graduate in June She attended Ottawa High School class of 1958 and Chaffey Junior College in Alita Loma The Brinkmans former dairy farmers from southwest of Ottawa Herzog is a Specialist 4 in the U S Army in the medical section at Monterey California

Dorothy Jean Brinkman Fritz Brinkman Foothill Fontana Calif Mark Herzog George Herzog Mira Loma First Lutheran Brinkman California Hospital Los Angeles Ottawa High School Chaffey Junior College Alita Loma Brinkmans Ottawa Herzog U.S. Army Monterey

Italian Fashion Show Signals Wearable Spring Silhouette

Florence AP dispatch notes Lancetti's spring and summer collection blending ease with fit at the Pitti Palace. Soft lines, unlined wools, pastel reversible colors, cap sleeves, and slim black ensembles define a wearable Italian look with featherweight suits, tailored coats, and delicate beading.

Florence Italy Lancetti Sumemer Pitti Palace

Fresh produce prices rise after storms across nation

Fresh produce supplies were affected by recent storms though supermarkets still offer wide selections this weekend. Iceberg lettuce remains scarce and prices for green beans cabbage sweet corn and squash are higher in many areas due to cold weather. Other vegetables stay plentiful with brussels sprouts carrots celery onions potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes and turnips. Meat prices show signs of rising while overall retail prices remain below last year. Beef items include ground beef roasts and various steaks with wholesale ribs down on the West Coast. Pork products such as ham loin and sausage are highlighted and some stores push lamb and turkeys with one chain promoting them at 39 cents a pound in the Northeast. Coffee prices have risen at wholesale and shoppers may see higher ground and instant varieties.

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Parties for Former Ottawan Honored in Auckland Luncheon

Mrs. Raymond Lucas and Mrs. E. M. Angell hosted a luncheon at the Lucas home in Auckland to honor Mrs. Charles Jones and her daughter Sandra before their Sunday departure for California en route home. Guests included Mrs. Elder and Mrs. Ed S. Pearce. Earlier a coffee event hosted by Mrs. George Shader and Mrs. John Netherland drew about forty guests.

Charles Jones Sandra Auckland New Zealand Raymond Lucas E. M. Angell Lucas Jones California George Shader John Netherland

Anniversary Observed by Hazel Rebekah Lodge

Hazel Rebekah Lodge marked the 182nd anniversary of Thomas Wildey at IOOF hall with members presenting articles and officers installed. Plans for a February visit by District No. 8 president Elaine Smith were announced, along with reports of a Texas trip to a Rebekah and IOOF camp in Ardmore Oklahoma. Refreshments were served by several members.

Hazel Rebekah Lodge Thomas Wildey Ioof Hall A. L. Scribner William Becker Ben Gibson Julis Raffelock George Starbuck Ruth Hoopes Glen Lancaster Lyle Enyart Glenn Ainsworth Grand Lodge Eva Clabaugh Viola Rodgers Elaine Smith Quenemo

Program for Nursing Home Delivers Temperance Event

Fifteen Northside Loyal Temperance Legion members presented a program after school for Crestview residents. Ricky McFadden directed group singing of Ten Little Brain Cells We Children Have a Temperance Pledge The Wise Man and the Foolish Man. Cindy Durbin led scripture and Debbie Bartlett led the pledge. Joyce Elder Marilyn Wright read Where There's Drink There's Danger I Lonesome Beer. Stanley Adell played trumpet Twinkle Twinkle Old Macdonald Had a Farm. Mrs A E Sullins offered prayer. Rita Malburg led the LTL salute.

Northside Joyce Elder Marilyn Wright Stanley Adell Macdonald A. E. Sullins Rita Malburg

Douglas cites minority rights over majority in school bible reading

Associate Justice William O. Douglas says general public support for Bible reading in public schools does not affect constitutionality. In a Shippensburg State College speech he stated the Constitution exists to protect the minority, regardless of majority sentiment.

Shippensburg, Pa William O. Douglas U.S. Supreme Court Shippensburg State College Douglas

Socialettes note marriages births and club events in Richmond

Announcement from Richmond reports the marriage of Margaret Orton and Firman Lewis O Leary of St Louis Mo on January 3. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Francis Hobson of San Diego Calif announced to Mrs Lula Hobson with details about two older daughters. Community gatherings include a 88th birthday basket dinner for Jules Jockman with several relatives present and a True Kindred initiation at G W Ponton home. A Child Study club program featured Dr James Wallen slides with 17 members attending.

Richmond Margaret Orton Firman Lewis O’leary St. Louis Lula Hobson Inelaw Francis Hobson San Diego Calif Hobsons Pamela Monica Jules Jockman Jan Henry Jockmans Pomona Raymond Rumfords Ottawa Ronnie Sims Arthur Jackmans Garnett Club of Retta Order of True Kindred G. W. Ponton Clarence Rea Lee Finch Flora Sherman C. J. Pence James Wallen Allen Unruh

Lesson On Hinduism At North Baptist WMS

Mrs Earl Richardson presented Hinduism as part of North Baptist WMS study from Man Reaches Out to God. Visitor Mrs Percy Van Horn showed Burma missions slides from missionaries Bryant Currier. Twenty three members and eight children attended with prayers, devotions, and thanks for Christmas gifts.

Earl Richardson North Baptist Wms Percy van Horn Burma Bryant Currier Clarence Keith Lindel Chism Richardson Charlene Lacey Leo Howard

Misses' Apron Pattern 4570 Pattern Dept Ottawa Herald

Embroidery transfer included for Misses' sizes Small to Large. Pattern 4570 priced at fifty cents with 15 cents more for mailing. send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams in New York.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N. Y

Westminster Circles Meet In Quiet Study Sessions

Two Westminster Woman's Association circles met on Wednesday. Martha circle gathered at Mrs. Myron Paugh's home with Mrs. C. D. Cayot leading devotions and Mrs. Robert Spencer guiding a lesson from Faith Meets Faith about the distinctiveness of one’s own faith and call to witness. Doreas circle, hosted by Mrs. Harold Crawford, opened a study of Be What You Are by George Hunt with Mrs. Frank Worthington teaching, interpreting Paul’s Colossians theme as witness and belief for Christians.

Westminster Woman's Association Martha Myron Paugh C. D. Cayot R. C. Harder Robert Spencer David Stowe Doreas Harold Crawford Frank Worthington George Hunt Paul

New Circle elects officers in Trinity WSCS meeting

Trinity Methodist WSCS Circle No 1 met with chairman Mrs Henry Alban and elected officers including Mina Stoffer as vice chair Mildred Taylor as secretary and Bill Bryan as treasurer A name will be chosen next meeting The fourth Wednesday monthly was set for meetings Mrs Chester Louderback led devotions One guest Mrs W J Green attended with 12 members Hostesses for February will be Mrs Louderback and Olivia Sieg.

Trinity Methodist Wscs Circle No. 1 Henry Alban Mina Stoffer Mildred Taylor Bill Bryan Chester Louderback W. J. Green Louderback Olivia Sieg

Wiseman Golden Anniversary Observed in Wellsville

The 26th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Max Wiseman of Wellsville was celebrated with a Jan 19 open house at their home. About 66 guests attended a noon covered dish dinner, with gifts, flowers and cards received. Guests assisted by Venita Wilson, Jack Phillips, and Wally Wiseman. punch cake coffee and candies were served by several local women.

Wellsville Max Wiseman Jack Phillips Paola Wiseman Pete Wiseman Robert Roche Venita Wilson Wally Wiseman Roger Birckhead Wichita Jack Wiseman Vinland LaVern Wilson Kenny Wiseman Kansas City Merle Birckhead Ottawa

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