International fashion mix of Greek Chinese and American styles
The article reviews a New York fashion show featuring designers Stravropoulos Tassell and Sandler, blending East and West influences. It highlights Greek minimalism with buttonless gowns, Mexican embroideries, Spanish shawl inspirations, and bold color palettes, noting innovative drape and wrap silhouettes as models wear opulent accessories and ostrich feather accents.
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New ‘York
Dynasty of
Hong Kong
Orient
George Stravropoulos
California
Gustavo Tassell
China
Pat.Sandler
Sandler
Knickers Regain Fashion Ground For Modern Kids
Style briefs explain knickers as knee-length breeches once pricey now affordable. Modern designs trim at the knee with elasticized legs and no buckles, helping knee socks stay up and evoking memories of past generations.
1954 Ottawa High School Class Reunion Held at Ottawa Country Club
Master of ceremonies Duane Hooking of Kansas City led the 1954 Ottawa High School reunion on June 26 at Ottawa Country Club. About 75 attendees enjoyed a social hour, dinner, program and dance. Members shared post graduation activities and letters were read from absentees. Carol Tulloss Pady of Tempe Arizona traveled the greatest distance.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Country Club
Duane Hooking
Kansas City
Carol Tulloss
Donald) Pady
Tempa
Ariz
Pickert-Mersmann Read In Richmond
A Richmond wedding unites Billa Pickert and Mark Mersmann at St. Therese Church with 10 am ceremony. Family from Richmond. Rev. Gilbert Burns officiates. Attendants include sister of the bride and local youths. The couple resides in Kansas City Kansas. both are Richmond High School graduates.
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St. Therese Church
Richmond
Billa Pickert
Albert Pickert
Mark Mersmann
Fred Mersmann
Gilbert Burns
Rosemary Nilges
Aurora
Ill
Raymond Mersmann
Carroll
Iowa
Vernon Pickert
Gardner
Alfred Nilges
Ernest Pickert
Scipio
Charles Miller
Connie Kueser
Linda Kipper
James Mersmann
Leland Kueser
Michael Mersmann
Leon Sobba
George Feuerborn Jr
Leah Jean Miller
Fred Miller
Joe Milcfelt
Sharon Nilges
Frances Wiesner
Topeka
Mersmann
West 42Nd St
Kansas City
Kan
Commerce Trust Co
Richmond High School
Elmer Fox & Co
Cpa's
Emporia State Teachers
Pi Omega Pi
Garden Tour Members Visit Towers Residence in Ottawa
The Ottawa Horticul ture Study Club toured the Towers gardens southeast of Ottawa after a covered dish luncheon. They discussed plans for a standard flower show with Franklin County Fair, and a July picnic with hats made from garden plant material.
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Ottawa Horticulture Study Club
Guy M. Towers
Ottawa
Elizabeth Mavity
Franklin County
W.C. Harding
R. C. Allen
Ann Landers columns on pregnancy timing and military service
Dear Ann Landers answers readers about a July baby timing tied to a business year end, a premature birth remark, a husband joining the Army and support for two daughters in their mid-20s. The advice stresses natural terms, firm optimism at home, and making the best of service obligations.
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Ann Landers
P. G
Internal Revenue Service
Nature
Ollie
Weary mom questions weekend visits by daughters
Dear Weary: Your daughters come home about one third of the time each weekend with soiled laundry and paid sewing expenses. They should buy weekend groceries and do their own laundry if they want to keep visiting.
Trinity WSCS Coffee Session at Fellowship Hall
Mrs Max Cartmill opened the Trinity WSCS meeting with a coffee session and shared a recipe for a happy day. The society voted to stay in the Thousand Member Club of the Methodist Conference and contributed 10 to the Ransom Memorial Hospital chapel fund. A letter from Al Goben thanked the society for sending him to the School of Missions in Kansas City. They approved taking 80 from the conference. A reception for Pastor Roy M Armstrong and wife was announced for July 14. Marion Coen reported a WSCS goal of 110 for Susanna Wesley Circle. Hostesses were Loyd Hollinger, Charles Smiley, and Kenneth Gentry. 30 members, eight children, and two guests attended.
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Trinity Wscs
Fellowship Hall
Max Cartmill
Methodist Conference
Ransom Memorial Hospital
al Go Ben
Society
School of Missions
Kansas City
Roy M. Armstrong
Marion Coen
Susana Wesley Circle
WSCS
Loyd Hollinger
Charles Smiley
Kenneth Gentry
Elston Bishop
Elaine
Maryland
Ashley Knight 3-Year-Old Daughter of Bob Knight
Ashley Knight, a 3-year-old girl from Herington, is profiled with her family. Parents Bob and Mrs. Knight are noted, along with grandparents Richard Geiger of Fredonia and John Knight of Horton, and great grandparents Charles Geiger of Ottawa and A Meyer of Arlington, and Minnie McKinley of Horton.
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Ashley Brooke Knight
Bob Knight
Herington
Richard Geiger
Fredonia
John Knight
Horeton
Charles T. Geiger
Otetawa
A. Meyer
Arlington
Tex
Minenie McKinley
Horton
Pan Fried Fish Potatoes and Dessert Candy Mix
A vintage sounding recipe collection lists Pan fried fish with sides of potatoes and green peas, plus chutney and a brown sugar divinity candy. The divinity uses brown and granulated sugar, corn syrup, water, egg whites, vanilla, nuts, and a cooking method to 262 degrees then beaten to stiff peaks before folding in nuts and shaping into squares.
Beef Bargains Hold Through Fourth of July Weekend
The Associated Press reports Fourth of July cookouts will feature strong beef pricing with sirloin at 77 cents and porterhouse at 87 cents in New York area outlets. Ground beef and roasts remain popular amid record beef supplies while fruit and vegetables meet peak picnic demand. Poultry prices rise with fryers favored, and potato costs hit an eight year high, though processed potato products stay near last year’s levels.
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Associated Press
New York Area
Porterhouse
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AP Food Editor
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