Rebekah Lodge notes birthday observance and light program
The Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday evening for a business session honoring the birth day anniversary of founder Thomas Wiley. Mrs. C C Burch gave a brief history and Mrs. Leo Wittman performed two piano numbers. About 10 members attended.
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Rebekah Lodge
Thomas Wiley
C. C. Burch
Leo Wittman
Orpha Clark
Ralph Selby
Ottawa
Roy Clark
Tommy
Harry Miller
Sharon
Ross Johnson
Barbara
Jimmy
R. W. Horne
Ralph Horne
Judy Kay
Norman Horne
Horne
James Stinebaugh
James, Turner
Ted
Kansas City
Amos Richardson
Ray Rush
Ottawa Area Social Notes Describe Visits and Church Meeting
Numerous Ottawa area residents share visits and dinner gatherings with relatives in Kansas City Odessa and California and San Francisco. The W S C S met in the Methodist church dining room with thirty sick and social calls reported. Local families including the Richardsons, Archies Clarks, Burns, Maude Fyock and Edith Thompson are noted among guests and hosting duties across Ottawa and nearby towns.
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le .Roy Rush
Kansas City
California
Butler
Everett Fox
Irvin Clark
Quenemo
Floyd Richardson
Ottawa
Richardsons
Gus Angel
San Francisco
Methodist Church
Jim Driver
Jack Wilson
Emma Robbins
W. W. Clevenger
L. E. Nelson
Viola Kratz
Fannie Kraus
Mmes
W. C. Cain
Edith Thompson
Maude Fyock
Thompson
D. E. Johnson
Oden Thompson
Frank Duvall
Mr. Duvall
E. J. Neely
Baby Flown To Denver Hospital
FT. RILEY The baby son of a Ft. Riley soldier, Steve Allen Steckler, six months, was flown to Denver for special treatment of a brain ailment. He was admitted here in January for what doctors called clots on the brain, and Army officials recommended at Fitzsimons Hospital after Wednesday.
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FT. Riley
Denver
Military
Steve Allen Steckler
Leonard F. Steckler
Army
Fitzsimons Hospital
Judge Grants Probation With Strict Conditions
In Tulsa a 17 year old boy from Sand Springs faces three years of probation with heavy walking as a condition or possible prison time, imposed by District Judge Eben L. Taylor after sentencing Willis Gilbert. The order binds the youth to strict supervision and monitored compliance as he avoids incarceration.
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Tulsa
Okla
Willis Gilbert
Sand Springs
Eben L. Taylor
Unusual Rehab Rule Placed in Burglary Case
A second degree burglary case references four other boys who drank on November 10, ending in a burglary and a stolen car fire. Taylor ordered an unusual condition requiring the youth to ride in an automobile only with his father or mother, per Probation Officer Al Reed.
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Taylor
Gilbert
al Reed
Would Permit More Earnings For Social Security Recipients
Washington A bill by Rep. Scrivner would remove the $1,200 annual earnings cap on social security. He notes that those 72 and older are exempt from the limit, arguing it is unfair to allow some seniors to earn more than $1,200 while others cannot. The measure aims to allow all recipients to earn beyond the current floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Breckenridge
Ottawa
Washington
Rep
Scrivner
Rlas
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Pomona
Miss Fannie Kraus
Dennis
E. A. Burns
Dean Baer
Peuany
William Fawl, Jr
Prairie Village
Brad
Archie Clark
Carrie Brooks
Elmer
Cora Button
Woodrow Crawford
Jess Rice
Clyde Rice
Willard Bitts
Earl Hart
Harry Hart
al Hautter
George Cole
C. H. Lopez
Mr. Cole
A.S. Mitchell
Norman Miller
Robert Dickey
Lexie Johnson
Karl Johnson
Kathryn
Ted Gebhardt
Newell Hamilton
John Love
Alvin Burgoon
Memorial Auditorium
Franklin County Soil Conservation District Meeting
Peoples State Bank
Princeton, Kansas
Baby
Denver Hospital
Judge Grounds Wayward Youth
the Keen Co
S. Main Ph
Franklin
Conservation Service
Anchor
Organization of
Anchor Savings 2d Loan Association
D. William Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
North American Building
J. Dean Nofsinger Manager
Carswell
The
Firman L. Carswell Mfg. CO
Glenn Spriggs
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