Kansas Day luncheon honors Kan sas courts operation theme
Ninety reservations were made for the annual Kansas Day luncheon by M P M and Columbian Shakespeare clubs and Beta Gamma in the First Methodist church community room. John B. Pierson was guest speaker on the operation of Kansas courts. Lily Feng sang a native costume vocal solo with Delores Warner as accompanist.
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M. P.M
Columbian Shakespeare Clubs
Beta Gamma
First Methodist Church
John B. Pierson
Kansas Courts
Lily Feng
Ottawa University
Formosa
Delores Warner
Kansas Authors Club members attend annual Topeka meeting
Mrs. A C Heigele presides at the Second District Kansas Authors Club sessions in Topeka with Friday and Saturday events at Jayhawk hotel. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dunn of Ottawa. Mrs. Dunn joined the noon luncheon. Heigele received a $10 award for highest district contest participation as Second District led seven districts in prize money. New member Don Wilcox of Lawrence won for Basketball Star. Mrs. J A Lawrence of Paola gained honorable poetry mention. Frances Grinstead received a Live KAC membership from the Second District. Lois Smith attended the banquet and stayed for the meeting.
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A. C. Heigele
Kansas Authors Club
Heigele
Topeka
Jayhawk Hotel
Ernest Dunn
Ottawa
Dunn
Second District
Don Wilcox
Lawrence
J.A. Lawrence
Paola
Heigel
K.A.C
Frances Grinstead
University of Kansas
Lois Smith
Socialettes and Local Club News Roundup
Socialettes Daughters of Centropolis plan a luncheon at Mrs. Tilfred Simmons home. Hawkins club donated $5 to the March of Dimes. readings by Leo Miller and a Joel Towner film shown by Harry Catheard. Entertainment led by Mr. and Mrs. Catheard and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Anderson. refreshment committee led by Rollie New and Albert Robbins. About 40 guests attended. Lucille Nelson left for Florida from Kansas City by plane. Ottawa League of Women Voters members in Topeka for League Day. Rep. Robert A. Anderson and Senator Marvin Barkins were luncheon guests at the Elks club. visits to Senate and House. Rantoul W.S.C.S. discussed A Changeless Gospel in a Revolutionary World led by Mrs. C. A. Hobbs. hostess Carl Grondorf at the Manse. Bible verses read. Penny collection 80 cents. other members present included Miss Daisy Loyd, the Mines, W. H. Spratt, Tom Gregg, W. R. Byrnes and J. E. Hicks.
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Hawkins Community Club
March of Dimes
Leo Miller
Joel Towner
Harry Catheard
Ottawa League of Women Voters
Topeka
State House
J. J. Pinney
Wilbur Foulks
Floyd Indall
Robert A. Anderson
Marvin Barkins
Elks Club
Senate
House of Representatives
W.S.C.S
C. A. Hobbs
iCarl Grondorf
Daisy Loyd
the Mines
W. H. Spratt
Tom Gregg
W. R. Byrnes
J. E. Hicks
Harmony Circle Hosts First Methodist Circle Meeting
Harmony Circle of First Methodist church met Thursday evening with 17 members present. Mrs Clifford Reynolds led a lesson featuring Their Child Went Wrong and a sermonette Live With Continuous Energy by Norman Vincent Peale. Mrs Don Brown gave devotions. Mrs Harold Leitaker and Mrs Hubert Blecha assisted. visitors included Mrs James Eddy and Mrs Edward Kasper. A white elephant sale and refreshments followed.
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Clifford Reynolds
Harmony W.S.C.S. Circle
First Methodist Church
Norman Vincent Peale
Don Brown
Harold Leitaker
Hubert Blecha
James Eddy
Edward Kasper
New Hope Community Club Hosts Teacher Birthday Night
New Hope Community Club held a Friday program directed by teacher Mrs Victor Warren with school children performing rhythm band and square dance numbers. Albert Carpenter conducted the bus iness as slides showed the school’s new movie projector. Mrs Charles Stephens and Mrs Lindel Fiechler served ice cream and cake for Mrs Warren’s birthday. Thirty persons attended.
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New Hope
Pineapple, Orange, and Date Prep for Pretty Ads
Guidance on fruit preparation for appearance in ads. Use canned pineapple in pieces, cut oranges and grapefruit into membrane-free sections, pit and thinly slice fresh dates, and optionally add maraschino cherries for color. Herald Want Ads promise results.
Ottawa Stitch-A-Way Club Luncheon In 1941
Mrs C E Reinhart hosted the Stitch-A-Way club at a January 30 1941 luncheon in Ottawa. Members present included Mines Bert Anderson E 8S Bigler T J Cummings Jr Junior Joe Hartley Fred Kaiser C M Ott C B Ross C T Wallace and J I Wassmer.
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C. E. Reinhart
The
Mines
Bert Anderson
E. 8S
Bigler
T. J. Cummings Jr
Joe Hartley
Fred Kaiser
C. M. Ott
C. B. Ross
C.T. Wallace
J. I. Wassmer
Margaret Meek
Ponca City
Elizabeth Marshall
Club Forecast Tuesday Woman's Republic Blend for coatings
Mrs. George Brandfast presents a kitchen tip on blending a dry mustard with paprika salt and pepper then storing in a tight jar. Use this spicy mix to coat meats or poultry by adding it to flour for breading. Savings bonds are an investment.
SEW-EASY Pattern 4835 for sundress with no side placket
Advertisement for pattern 4835 by Anne Adams offering a no side placket sundress for shorter fuller figures with sizes 16 44 to 24, yardage 4% for size 16 44, complete illustrated instructions, 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class mail. Also a dessert suggestion with sliced pears and fruit compote.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th
Stl
New York
N. Y
People 60 to 80 urged to apply for $1000 life policy
The notice offers a no obligation life insurance policy for final expenses for people under 80. Applicants can complete the process by mail through Old American Insurance Co of Kansas City, with no calls and a free information offer. Send a postcard or letter with age to Old American Ins Co. 3 W 9th, Dept. L115B, Kansas City, Mo.
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Kansas City
Old American Ins. Co
W. 9Th
Dept
Kansas’ City
Ottawa Herald Recipe for Stuffed Round Steak
Step by step home cook method for stuffing round steak with bread cubes onion celery sage and butter. Roll and tie each piece, brown in fat, simmer in water until tender, about fourteen hours. Mrs. Gerald Reser Route 2 share a favorite family dish from the Ottawa Herald.
Bell Transistor: Bell Engineers Tout Tiny Telephone Breakthrough
The Bell Transistor, a tiny metal like device with two hair thin wires, is presented as a practical replacement for many vacuum tubes. It promises vastly lower power use, cooler operation, and a 50 year life while amplifying sound up to a million times, with seven transistors fitting in a thimble.
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Bell
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A. M. Telfer
J. R. Kincaid
Russell Klein
B. F. Bowers
W. A. Penny
M. V. Holmes
William G. Ward
Earl Read
A. L. Cook
Warren Boryhill
J. A. Lawrence
Charles P. Knight
Ernest Worden
Lewis Wichman
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Daughters of Centropolis Club
Tilfred Simmons
Lucille Nelson
Florida
Harmony Circle
U. S
Albright
Armstrong
Pittsburgh
Congo-Wall
S. Main
James Rodgers
Herald
Ottawa Serato
Ottawa Society
Emery Burgoon
Richmond
Patty Jane
Clyde Irvin Gorton
Ellis Gorton
St. Oak
Miss Burgoon
Gorton
Hi-Way Furniture Mart
Muccke Studio
Patty Jane Burgoon
Woman's Republic
George Brandfast
Prescription Service
Gerald Reser
Rex
Don Davis
Joe
Bell Telephone Engineers
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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