Party honors Mrs. Brink and baby at Johnson home
A reception was hosted to honor Mrs. Roger Brink and her son David Ferris Brink at the Johnson residence. Hosts were Mrs. Herbert W. Johnson and Mrs. W. H. Miller Jr. The blue decorated table featured a baby carriage centerpiece and cakes imprinted with David. Guests included Mines, Harry Fisher, Kenneth Gentry, Olin Wollen, Erwin Elder, Gene Nelson, Arthur Brink, Howard Doyen, Frank Holden, and Warren Mason. A future party for members and Sir Knights is planned Feb 10 with Mrs. M. L. Sellers as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Brink
David Ferris Brink
Herbert W. Johnson
W. H. Miller, Jr
Johnson Home
The
Mines
Harry Fisher
Emporia
Kenneth Gentry
Olin Wollen
Erwin Elder
Gene Nelson
Arthur Brink
Howard Doyen
Frank Holden
Warren Mason
M. L. Sellers
G. H. Harford
Lawrence Day
Elm Grove Club Votes Penny Drill Gift to March of Dimes
Elm Grove club members met Thursday for an all day session led by Mrs. Ruth Hoopes. Mrs. Roy Swank led afternoon devotions and business. The group voted to donate their penny drill money totaling 4.41 to the March of Dimes. Mrs. Louis Turner won a prize. Visitors included Mrs. Everett Burgess and several named locals attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove Club
Ruth Hoopes
Roy Swank
Louis Turner
Everett Burgess
Larry
Eddie
Steven
J. D. Brown
Carl Channon
Cora Johnson
Ernest Lawrance
Jill
Ivan McFadden
Earl Pope
Connie
Rex
George Puvogel
Andy
Oren Burrow
Miss May Taylor
Rebekah Founders Day Play Honors Thomas Wildey
Hazel Rebekah lodge staged a Wednesday program on the life of Thomas Wildey founder of the Rebekah lodge. Mrs. Adam Wicke announced several committees with chairs including membership Mrs. Glenn Lancaster ways and means Mrs. J. R. Raffelock and draping charter Mrs. Louis Turner. District president Mrs. Darlene Wright of Wellsville to be entertained February 8. Refreshment chairmen were Mrs. Florence Cates Miss Alta OFlaherty and Mrs. Herb Richardson. Thirty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
Thomas Wildey
Rebekah Lodge
Russell Nordyke
W. W. Becker
Obed Harronson
Lindel Chism
Gail Nitcher
Adam Wicke
Glenn Lancaster
J. R. Raffelock
Louis Turner
Lodge
Darlene Wright
Wellsville
Florence Cates
Alta O’flaherty
Herb Richardson
Beauceant Meeting Chooses Committees At Social
The Beauceant met in the Masonic temple last evening with Mrs. Walter J. Lipford leading the session. She appointed committees for the year and served as installing officer for treasurer Mrs. Samuel Shumate, who was unable to attend the annual installation on December 15. The assembly outlined plans for a Valentine event.
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of the Beauceant
Masonic Temple
Walter J. Lipford
Samuel Shumate
Musical Majors Club Narrates Mozart Tribute at Knight Home
The Musical Majors club gathered at Diana Sue Knight's home to study early composers and Mozart's 200th birthday. David Purcell shared a Mozart recording on early instruments while Jaone Knight and Donald Meyer with brother Robert performed piano and duet pieces. Refreshments were served by Mrs Charles P Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Musical Majors Club
Diana Sue Knight
Bach
Handel
Haydn
Beethoven
David Purcell
Jaone Knight
Donald Meyer
Robert
Charles P. Knight
Ben Park
Dale Purcell
Charles Southard
H. A. Parker
R. G. Hilligoss
P. R. Jamison
E. V. Meyer
Far and Near Club Meeting at Mrs Macy's Home
The Far and Near club met Thursday at Mrs. Birdie Macy's home to share pioneer days stories in Kansas. A flower committee was named with Mrs. Hanna man and Mrs. Grant Carey, chorister Mrs. Hannaman, and a question and answer game was led by Mrs. Macy. Visitors included Mrs. Elmer Loud erback Joyce Ann Mrs. Jim Peterson and Mrs. Denny Peterson with many others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Macy
Kansas
J. C. Hannaman
Grant Carey
Hannaman
Ottawa Society's 1941 Christian Endeavor Banquet
The First Christian church youth group hosted its annual banquet with guest speakers Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hutton sharing experiences from India missions. Rev. Robert O. Beaman served as toastmaster to 50 attendees, including 18 bridge players and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor of
The
First Christian Church
W. P. Hutton
India
Robert O. Beaman
L. R. McClay
Howard Conrad
H. R. Webster
Socialettes at Mrs Albans Home Host R N F Club
Trinity Methodist ladies met at Mrs Henry Albans home on Thursday evening with Mrs Del Dynseth aiding in refreshments. Members included Mrs Ralph Brinkmeyer Mrs A M Sieg Mrs Anna Bryan Mrs Joe Kramer and Mrs Howard Fisher. The R N F club planned quilt patterns and read a thanks letter from the Royal Neighbor home in Davenport Ia for clothing. Mrs Charles Zook hosted with co hosts Mrs Robert Kile and Mrs Margaret Myers. Dr and Mrs Maynard Peck and Larry of Alden Kas will visit Mr and Mrs Carl Marshall Ann and Kent Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist
Henry Alban
del Dynseth
Ralph Brinkmeyer
A. M. Sieg
Anna Bryan
Joe Kramer
Howard Fisher
R.N.F. Club
Davenport
Charles Zook
Robert Kile
Margaret Myers
Maynard Peck
Larry
Alden, Kas
Carl Marshall
Ann and
Kent
Twice Pretty Child Frock Pattern 4601 Description
Classic sewing pattern 4601 offers two child dresses with contrast collar and cuffs, including a sleeve version. Includes button front, whirly skirt, and illustrated instructions. Requires 2 yards fabric for size 6 and 48 yards contrast. Send 35 cents plus postage to Anne Adams in New York for mail order.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Are You Planning To Adopt A Baby
An essay exploring good and bad motives for adoption. It emphasizes loving a child, stable marriage, health, and financial security as solid reasons, while warning against adopting to fulfill other purposes or to fix existing family issues. It cites Mrs Tyler and the Baileys as cautionary examples of motivation and potential family strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Mayonnaise Cake Recipe Featured in Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Herald shares a favorite cake recipe using cake flour sugar soda cocoa salt mayonnaise hot water vanilla. Mix dry ingredients lift into bowl add mayonnaise water and vanilla heat two minutes pour into a greased pan bake at 380 degrees until top springs back. Finish with frosting if desired by Mrs Albert Barnhart Rout 4.
Community club events and church notices list
A dense excerpt lists multiple weekly gatherings and meetings across clubs, churches, and social circles. Names include Mrs Norma Sint Love and Loyality, Mrs B Booth, Mra Carl Wittman, Mrs Wheat Abn Imery Green, and Mra Mart Reed, with venues at First Baptist Womb, Trinity Methodist, Western Star, and Worthy Grand Matron visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield School
TAO Pate Veo
Norma Sint
B. Booth
First Baptist
First Methodist W
Trinity Methodist
W.b.clr
Social Circle of US
Carl Wittman
Mes
Dot
Worrer Cwe
Christian Church Annex
DME Molay Mothers Circle
Ranther
Mrs. Wheat
Abn
Imery Green
Snowfall Means Different Things To Different People
Miscellany notes how snow brings joy to children yet extra work for mothers and shoveling for men. W T Wilson of the U S Weather Bureau explains fresh snow holds little water, density rarely reaching ten percent, so 15 inches of snow may yield about 1 inch of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Wilson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Motive Matters in Child Welfare and Personal Safety
A cautionary note emphasizes the need for clear, protective motives in dealings involving children. It urges caregivers and authorities to prioritize the child’s welfare while reflecting on personal intentions to avoid harm. The guidance underscores safeguarding and ethical considerations.
City Agency Listing Notes Contacts for Dwellings and Auto
The record cites Dean Berlin, Agent 109 EK, with a second phone number 386. It notes services related to dwellings, household goods, buildings, and automobiles. The fragment implies an agency listing or inquiry channel for property and vehicle items with specified contact points.
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Dean Berlin
Blizzards defined by temp winds and driving snow
The piece cites George H T Kimble on blizzards defining criteria of low temperatures, gale force winds, and driving snow. It mentions two Orlando girls visiting Kansas, enjoying snow as a water-sports treat by a freshwater lake, with family ties to Mrs. Lloyd Stafford. Also a quip about bachelors from Judge Braude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. T. Kimble
Blizszard
Orlando
Fla
Kans Gas
Lloyd Stafford
Tris
Stafford
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Lois Smith
Rebekah Founders Day
Beauceant Meeting
Tan
John G. Kaiser
Masonic
Far and Near Club
Ottawa Society
Derby Power Control
Derby Refining Company
Wichita, Kansas
R. D. Waymire
S. Main
Elmore
Elm
Jack Going
Herald
Dorothy V. Whipple, M.D
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Hal Wallis
Plaza Theatre
Shirley MacLaine
Dorothy Malone
Eddie Mayhoff
Eva Gabor
Anita Ekberg
Albert Barnhart
N.A
Woman's Republic
Qouorgo
Davis Beartern Star District Meeting
Williansburg
Wastern
Jacob M. Braude
John Deere
United States
Schlitz
Jayhawk Beverages, Inc
Ottawa, Kansas
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