Biehler Celebrates 88th Birthday With Family in Ottawa
Donald and Carol Fischer and Pauline Green joined a gathering for Lillian Biehler who turned 88 on January 16. Attendees from Her rington and Wichita shared cake ice cream and photos after visiting Frances and others in Ottawa. Lillian last visited Ottawa in 1995 during Christmas time with Pauline Green and the Green family.
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Biehler
Donald
Carol Fischer
Pauline Green
Herrington
Lillian Biehler
Lawrence Biehler
Ella Henzel
Wichita
Frances
Lillian
Ottawa
United Methodist and Friends Church Notices Combined
The United Methodist Church held a sermon by Rev. Marge Cox on As The World Turns with Isaiah 9 1 4 and Matthew 4 12 23, and announced monthly emergency fund baskets and a Kids Club break through March. Spring Grove Friends Church opened with Spirit Filled Problem Solving and Acts 6 1 7, with a Feb 10 meeting and a women oriented breakfast on Feb 16, plus a community singing event at New Hope Baptist Church with several area churches participating.
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Plato
Christ
Saint Jerome
United Methodist Church
Marge Cox
Friends Church
Spring Grove Friends Church
Forrest Brandt
New Hope Baptist Church
Neighborhood News and Community Birthdays Highlight Local Events
Mrs Maydle Hay celebrated her 80th birthday with family and friends at the Landmark Inn Restaurant. The Central Heights gymnasium begins an Open Gym each Monday from 6 to 8 p.m. A finger food fellowship will follow the event, and neighbors are invited to attend.
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Neighborhood News
Maydle Hay
Landmark Inn
Central Heights
Girl Scout Troops Complete Germany Poster Project
Pomona Cadette Troop 1470 and Senior Troop 1966 finish their Germany poster for Thinking Day activities. The project showcases cultural themes and fostered teamwork among the troops as they prepared displays for the January 21 event.
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Germany
Troop Discusses Upcoming Activities and Plans
Day's group talked about upcoming service unit activities and other interests. They planned the February camping trip menu and the March sleepover. January 27, Wayne, Anita, and Mandy Figgins visited Emporia to take April out for lunch and spent the afternoon with her.
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Wayne
Anita
Mandy Figgins
Emporia
April
Wellsville Community News Highlights and Honors
Agatha Bremer was discharged from Lawrence Memorial Hospital January twentieth after several days as a patient. Neighbors shared meals and kind words, with visits from Yvonne Thorn and Carol Cramer at Grace Steen’s home between January seventeenth and twentieth. Brett Cloon was named Wellsville Chamber of Commerce Business Person of the Year for Bree Auto Sales. The old grain elevator on South Main Street was torn down by Jim Stonequist and others in one day after standing for years. The Crescent Club met January fifteenth at Letha Lytle’s home with a program by Flo Lyon. Elizabeth Ann Seton, born 1774 in New York, became the first American saint after converting to Catholicism and founding schools and the Daughters of Charity. she was canonized in 1975. Fourteen members attended. Spring Trip for the May meeting discussed. Refreshments by Carol Cramer.
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Agatha Bremer
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Yvonne Thorn
Grace Steen
Carol Cramer
Marlene Switzer
Ottawa
Grace Feen
Wellsville
Jack Carrow
Cloon
Brett Cloon
S. Main
Jim Stonequist
Beth B. Seton
New York
Elizabeth
Daughters of Charity
United
Stone Soup supper planned by Ottawa Pomona Williamsburg chapters
Eastern Star groups in Ottawa Pomona and Williamsburg host a Stone Soup supper February 6 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Ottawa Masonic dining room to raise funds for Hope House and Grand Chapter projects. Tickets are 4 dollars. dessert and drink included.
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Ottawa
Pomona
Williamsburg
Hope House
Union Chapter No. 15
June Butler
Marie Enyart
Kansas City
Lebo
Parker
Topeka
Leavenworth
Garland
Ray Talbott
York Rite
Watermelon Patch Mystery chapter scene at raccoon tracks
Hank the Cowbog and his dog Drover investigate a watermelon patch racked by raccoons. Slim Lopez and Sally May discuss patrols while pups protect the cropping, yielding a light humorous caper tone and hints of a coming confrontation. The excerpt closes with a tease that the watermelon patch plots escalate.
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Lopez
Slim
Headuarters
Irs
John A. Enekson
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