Weekend Visits Thread Through Ottawa Area
Local residents and relatives from Ottawa to Richmond and nearby towns spent the weekend visiting family and friends. Notable names include Pearl Lloyd of Pueblo with Mrs. Edna Smith, Lt. Sidney Eggleston arriving from Lackland AFB visiting grandparents, and several gatherings at the homes of Atchison, Wemmer, Roush, Hetzel, Sutton, and Moore. Multiple calls and dinners reflect a tight-knit community. The W.S.C.S. American Indian study group completed its final meeting on January 19 with devotions, piano numbers, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lloyd
Pueblo
Colo
Jon Lloyd
Ronnie Lloyd
Ottawa
Sidney D. Eggleston
Lackland Air Base
Texas
L. B. Eggleston
Arizona
Josie Atchison
George Atchison
Richmond
Carl Wemmer
Goldie Hutton
Bruce Roush
Clarence Hetzel
Near
Bill Sutton
Elmer Sutton
Arthur Long
Inez Pennell
Verdie Pennell
Art Edwards
Yates Center
Bill King
Donna Sue
Eureka
Mary Tankersley
Nora Witt
Richard Welch
Jim Hull
Gary
Don
Dian
Earl Moore
Glen Stottlemire
Jess Blake
Emily
H. E. Rodgers
Newton Brown
R.G. Harms
R. G. Hobbs
Lloyd Ladd
Ft. Collins
Dale Dieterich
Foolish To Plan For Short Wars
New York Gen Maxwell D Taylor warned against assuming wars will be short and urged realistic preparations. In an Overseas Press Club address he noted the possibility of long conflicts and said Army forces will be needed abroad regardless of war duration.
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New York
Maxwell D.taylor
Army
Overseas Press Club
Taylor
Busy Bee club to meet with Mrs Slankard Feb 2
Central Princeton news notes a Busy Bee club meeting moved to Mrs George Slankard’s home on February 2. Numerous social visits fill the week including family outings to Kansas City and Springfield and attendance at Sunflower H D A events. The article closes with a historical statistic: the postwar baby boom peaked in 1947 with 28.6 births per 1000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Club
George Slankard
Bill Sutton
Mike
Lynda McCurdy
Olathe
George Slankards
Arlo Nortons
Williamsburg
Springfield
Frank Hahner
Colleen
Clare Martin
George Stankard
Jim Cook
Lloyd Schweitzer
Art Long
Jack Davis
Quenemo Logs Big Win At Richmond Basketball Night
A large crowd attended the Quenemo Richmond grade school game in Richmond Monday night. Quenemo's first team won 45 to 23 while the second team lost 21 to 20. Mrs. Ponton hosted a surprise party for the coach after the game for about sixty guests with coffee and cookies.
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Richmond
Quenemo-Richmond
Quenemo
Ponton
Ralph Stadel
Tom Fine
Claude Arnold
George Holden
Ransom Hospital
Ottawa
Roy Newton
Wichita
Clarence Pinkston
Shirley
H. B. Wilson
Peka
Verna Glenn
Bill Ragan
W. B. Poston
Burlington
C. E. Parker
Maurie Ponton
Roy Driver
Burlingame
Ernest Green
Lee Walker
Kansas City
Clarente Rose
Alfred Meiers
Harold Weiss
Charles Figgins
Waverly
George Broyles
John’l. Brown
Topeka
Lyle ‘Reed
Sunflower Club
Lyle Reed
Emma Bennett
Nell White
Elmer Schamle
Sherman Windett
Arthur Capps
Mada. Ice
HDU
Januay 17
Gorgia Belle Schweizer
Wedding of local club members and greetings at meeting
The nine member group plus four guests held a business meeting led by president Adeline James. Denice Hawes from Lyndon reported on Home Demonstration Program plans while Betty Jaillite finished the lesson on A Well Groomed Family. May Gordon led recreation with Hawes winning the prize, and three new members Mrs Martin Lee Ruth Yockey and Alta Keikel joined. The next meeting is February 21 at the Annex with Ellen Meiers as hostess. Nearby, Karl Meyer of Grinnell spent three days with his daughter and family in town, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wantland returned from a ten day visit to Clinton Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline James
Denice Hawes
Lyndon
Betty Jaillite
May Gordon
Miss Hawes
Martin Lee
Ruth Yockey
Alta Keikel
Annex
Ellen Meiers
Karl Meyer
Grinnell
Kas
Howard Cecil
Humphrey warns on oil gas lobbying and price plan
Senate debate centers on a House passed measure to exempt oil and natural gas producers from direct regulation by the Federal Power Commission. Senator Humphrey cites at least 10 million dollars spent on a nationwide public relations effort to sell the plan, claiming profits could rise by hundreds of millions annually and reserves value could boost gains by nearly 30 million dollars. Fellow senators Douglas Kennedy join in opposition, warning of consumer harm and urging defeat by a strong vote.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
House
Federal Power Commission
Senate
Douglas
Ill
Sen. Kennedy
Dmass
Crank Threat Forces Airliner Swap in Denver
United Airlines moved a four engine aircraft from the flight line after a telephone warning that a plane would be blown up en route to San Francisco. The altered craft departed at 12 34 a m with 31 passengers after a thorough baggage and freight search. Police and the FBI joined the investigation, calling the caller a crackpot. A dynamite bomb aboard a UAL plane exploded last November near Longmont, killing all 44 aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
San Francisco
United Air Lines
UAL
FBI
Longmont
Snowballs To South From Navy Plane Mission
A Navy plane will depart St. Cloud Minnesota on February 25 to deliver snowballs for a snowball fight in New Orleans hosted by the Recreation Department. The event aims to delight children who have never seen snow and adds a festive wartime morale touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
St. Cloud
Minn
Honor To Wichitan Named Outstanding Man Of Year
Owen McEwen a dairy foods company executive was named the outstanding man of the year by the Wichita Junior Chamber of Commerce at a recent event in Wichita Kansas. He was praised for community leadership and business achievements within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Owen McEwen
Dairy Foods Company
The
Wichita Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Edna Smith
Italy
Clare Booth Luce
White House
Eisenhower
Central
Princeton
Lloyd Means
Shawnee
Billy Burgoon
Donnie Cook
Lee Martin
Pat
Peg
Waynes Martin
Phil
Lois
Joyce
Donna
John
Cleo Nitcher
Bennie
Janice Masketer
Dean Coats
Happy Homemakers
Sunflower
Princeton H. D. A
Dale Fooshee
Garnett
Sweden
Fooshee
United States
Hazel Wiley
Charles Wantland
Clinton, Mo
Sen. Humphrey
N. Main
Saffron Glass Co
Florida
Hy-Klas
Angel Food
Valu
Leo
Hy-Klas Supreme — Bioney Bak Guarantee
With Cooper
Waymire’s
Lki
Lks
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