Ottawa Women Attend Kansas Authors Club Meetings
Several Ottawans returned Saturday from Topeka where they attended Kansas Authors Club meetings Friday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Heigele, Mrs. J. Vern Rogers, Mrs. Lee Perkins, and Lois Smith. Awards included Mrs. Rogers First Honorable Mention for Poetic and Mrs. Meigele Second Honorable Mention for Free Verse.
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Topeka
Kansas Authors Club
A. C. Heigele
J. Vern Rogers
Ottawa
Lee Perkins
Richmond
Heigele
Jayhawk Hotel
Patricia Mayhew
Second District
Rogers
Meigele
Socialettes and Social Moves Across States
Social notes describe Mrs. Max Ward traveling to Minneavelle Minnesota for a two week visit with Dr. and Mrs. M R Holland and family. Mittia Dickinson of Homewood elected social chairman of Alpha Chi Omega at Kansas State College Manhattan for spring semester. Donne Rae Dodd visiting family at St Luke's hospital weekend with her parents and sister Shirley Cuyper of Clarinda. Ed J Pearce and Mrs. Lee Perkins and Mrs. Lois Smith attended Kansas newspaper women's breakfast in Topeka. Ralph Blow visiting Ottawa after business trip to New York, staying with parents and sister Elmo Andrew family.
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Blythe Gus
R. C. Guy
Hutchinson
Jack Potts
Guy Potts
Park Place Christian Church
Roland Huff
Doris Ann Winzler
Lamont
Kas
H. Vernon Baker
Garden City
Jan Austin
Salina
Joyce White
Topeka
Robbie Lea Guy
Ruth Guy
Blythe Melden
Kim Potts
U.S. Navy
P. D. Lowell
Manhattan
Dick Flenfro
Charles Savidge
Jere Potts
Dick Martin
Ottawa
Barbara Hart
Ll. ‘W. Kingery
Don Barney
Janice Hipple
Matthew Lewellyn
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Hutchinson High Jschool
Kansas State College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
KansasCity
Otttawa High School
Phi Delta Theta
U. S. Army
FL. Bliss
Tex
Max Ward
Minneavelle Minn
M. R. Holland
Donne Rae Dodd
St. Luke's Hospital
Harry [Dodd
Ed J., Pearce
Lee Perkins
Richmond
Lois Smith
Kansas
Idayhawk Hotel
Okawawag
Ralph Blow
North Hollywood
Calif
New York
Scott Blow
Elmo Andrew
Looking Back at Ottawa Society Looking Back at Ottawa Society
Members of the T. M. T. Club and friends held a surprise birthday for sponsor Mrs. Paul Barker at Miss Virginia Moree’s home. Cards and Chinese checkers were played. a necklace was given, with sandwiches, salad, coffee, and cake served. Names listed include Peat Blow, Bertha Thompson, Helen Weidner, Opal Nearmyer, Edna Nearmyer, Birdell Fields, Helen Davidson, and Neva Lantis.
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T. M. T. Club
Paul Barker
Virginia Moree
Barker
Peat Blow
Bertha Thompson
Helen Weidner
Opal
Edna Nearmyer
Birdell Fields
Helen Davidson
Neva Lantis
First Lady of Kansas Shines Amid Topeka Week’s Bevy
Lois Smith notes the heavy schedule of politics and society in Topeka left many women exhausted, yet Mrs Fred Hull, First Lady of Kansas, stood out at the Kansas newspaper women's breakfast in Hotel Jayhawk. She arrived fresh in a bege dress, leopard cloche and pumps, maintaining her usual stylish standard. The piece mentions a card from Mrs F H Parks mailed from Buenaville Texas, showing an International bridge view between the U S and Mexico, noting their arrival in rain.
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Topeka
Ysterday
Kansas
Fred Hull
Hotel Jayhawk
F. H. Parks
Buenaville
Tex
United States
Mexico
Parks
Luncheon Planned by League of Women Voters of Kansas
The League of Women Voters of Kansas schedules a Feb 3 luncheon at the Topeka Elks Club inviting senators and representatives. Ottawa’s Rep Robert A. Anderson and Paola’s Sen Marvin Barkis are guests for the Ottawa league. Ottawa delegates include Legislative Action chair Mrs C D McCarthy, president Mrs Bexer Berndt, and vice president Mrs Ben Park, with the state board attending. Governor Fred Hall is invited by Mrs Paul V. Smith of Wichita as her guest.
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League of Women Voters of
Kansas
Topeka
Elks Club
Robert A. Anderson
Ottawa
Marvin Barkis
Paola
Ottawa League
Legislative Action
C. D. Mc‘Carthy
Bexer Berndt
Ben Park
The
League
Paul V. Smith
Wichita
Fred Hall
Climbed TV Tower For Polio Pledges
A March of Dimes stunt in Pittsburg Kansas raised almost 3500 dollars as KOAM-TV assistant director Delayne Hudspeth climbed 530 feet of the transmitter tower. Pledges from viewers in Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri and Kansas surged the price to five dollars per foot and the climb took one hour and fifteen minutes.
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Kas
Delayne Hudspeth
Koam-Tv
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Hudspeth
Lemons Reach Europe via Arab Traders in Middle Ages
Available evidence shows lemons were first introduced into Europe by Arabs between the 12th and 13th centuries. The report notes a drop in France’s death rate from 154 per year per 10,000 people in 1938 to 129 in 1953.
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Europe
France
Club Forecast and Local Notices From City Pages
The item lists events and groups including NAVY MOTHERS at Memorial auditorium at 2p and AAUW activities. It mentions A C Helgela home on Cedar Highland Avenue with Mrs. Mabel Woodburn and Beta Gamma, Mrs. Henry Cotby Woman's Republic, and Jaycee Taynes with Mrs. Bernard Howley. It promotes U.S. Savings Bonds as a popular saving method.
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