McFadden 35th anniversary celebrates family dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McFadden observe their 35th wedding anniversary with a Sunday family dinner on January 31. Attendees include their son Gail Lee and three married children with spouses, relatives from Pomona and Ottawa, and out of town guests from Harveyville and Pomona. The couple wed January 29, 1930, in Ottawa.
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Ivan McFadden
Terry Heidner
Gail Lee
Harlan McFadden
Richie
Rodney
Glenn McFadden
Lois Kay
David L. Matthias
Robert Pear
Harveyville
MceFadden
McFadden
Lloyd Heidner
Sharon and
Terry
Pomona
Ottawa
Dved
Founders Day Tea Hosted by PEO Chapters GL and AU
Founders Day tea at Mrs. Ben F. Bowers home featured guests Mrs. John J. Pins ney recounting European travels and chateaux of France. Chapter AU president Lanah Cameron welcomed, with GL president E G Stucker responding. PEO Sisterhood, started by seven Iowa Wesleyan College girls in 1869, grows to 1965 international status and supports Cottey College.
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PEO
Ben F. Bowers
A. C. Carpenter
M. H. Forrester
John Sheldon
John J. Pinsney
Europe
France
J. F. Barr
Bruce Spears
W. S. Bowers
Lanah Cameron
Chapter AU
E. G. Stucker
Miss Cameron
Forrester
Lace.cove
B, M. Bowers
Muskogee
Okla
Tess
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Group of Seven
The
Sisterhood
Cottey College
Nevada
Baby Named Cynthia Dawn in Topeka Birth
A daughter born January 13 at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka to James R. Everson and Mrs Everson has been named Cynthia Dawn. She weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces. Mrs Everson lives in Topeka while her husband serves in the U S Navy in San Francisco California. Grandmother is Mrs Russell C Everson of 917 S Locust.
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Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
James R. Everson
Everson
Cynthia Dawn
Learns Art At Home With Rex D Crane Family
Mrs. Rex D Crane of 1110 S Hickory blends housework and art training. She cares for husband and three sons Rex 15 Alan 11 Rodney 9 while pursuing commercial art studies and improving poster and fashion drawing skills. Her relatives include cartoonist Frank King as a cousin of her grandfather.
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Rex C. Crane
Hickory
Rex D. Crane
Rex
Alan
Rodney
Williamine
Mester
Allegretto Club Meets at Unruh Home
Allegretto Music Club gathered Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Allen Unruh for a piano program led by Greg Unruh musical selections by Suzanne Unruh a guest. Written theory work guided by Mrs M A Welty sponsor. Maestro game enjoyed. Refreshments served by the Unruhs Suzanne and Greg.
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Greg Unruh
Allegretto Music Club
Allen Unruh
Suzanne Uneruh
M. A. Welty
Unruh
Suzanne
Greg
Senior Club Potluck Dinner Returns to Youth Center
The Senior Club held a noon pot luck at the Youth Center with 21 members and one visitor. Mrs. Myrtle Graham led the session after the meal, starting with a song and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. L. W. Seright led a quiz, readings by Mrs. Lillian Spears, and articles by Mrs. Flora Sherman. A. J. Brady shared a story and Mrs. Graham discussed speeches by former presidents.
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Myrtle Graham
L. W. Seright
Lillian Spears
Flora Sherman
A. J. Brady
Graham
Mark 87th Birthday Celebration for Mrs Elma Schmitt
Mrs. Elma Schmitt celebrated her 87th birthday yesterday with a family party at her granddaughter and husband Richard Fogle's home. Present were her three children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren including Alfred and Alfred Schmitt Pomona, Fred Hartman Overbrook, Earl and Vernon Smith, Lawrence children Tommy Randy Susy and Terry, and Melvin Clevenger with Ronnie and Becky. Two birthday cakes were served with ice cream.
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Elma Schmitt
Richard Fogle
Alfred Schmitt
Pomona
Fred Hartman
Overbrook
Earl Smith
Vernon Smith
Tommy
Randy
Susy
Terry
Lawerence
Melvin Clevenger
Ronnie
Becky
Printed Pattern for Misses Tunic Top Sewing
Excerpted pattern notice promotes a side-slit tunic style by Ibn Plaloms Exotic in Indian inspired border print on solid cottons. Includes yardages and Misses sizes 10 to 18, pattern 4558. Mailing to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Ottawa Herald New York address. submit name address zone size and style number.
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Ibn Plaloms
Bermudas
Anne Adams
Gage
Ottawa Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Last Christmas Tree Leads To Hate Case
Dear Ann Landers offers guidance on neighborly conflict over charity and a hurt child, urging kindness. The column answers questions about divorce consequences, teen shaving, and a family mystery, advising separation, caution, and focusing on present concerns.
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Ann Landers
Pomona WSCS Meets For Study And Salutes Members
Pomona WSCS discussed The Bible and the Lives Within at a recent meeting led by Mrs. Liomal Shaw with assistance from Mrs. Fred Cook and others. Abraham and Titus were studied while 54 calls and January birthdays were noted. New member Mrs. John Fritts Jr. joined.
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Pomona Wscs
Liomal Shaw
Fred Cook
Lyle Hunt
Charley Burch
James Driver
Abraham
Nick Huderson
Lloyd Robbins, Sr
Arthur Shibe
John Fritts Jr
Vernon Parks
Bob Parks
Couple Engaged in Rantoul at Emporia State College
Mrs. Joy Gentry Lane announces the engagement of her daughter Kathy to Ronald Walker son of Mr and Mrs Eldon Walker. Both are sophomores at Emporia State College with Kathy majoring in elementary education and Ronald studying biology and English.
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Joy Gentry
Lane
Kathy
Ronald Walker
Emporia State College
Miss Gentry
Walker
Tuck In Pajama Legs Makes Children Fit
Dear Heloise shares tips to shorten pajama legs by hemming and turning inside out, enabling longer wear as children grow. Also suggests adjustable garters to blouse ankles for knee room and quick drying without sewing. Includes a window washing tip using wet newspaper and directional cleaning. A reader teases that a gentleman may read the column.
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Heloise
P. Bourtain
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