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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1958
Page
3
The son born July 3 to Mr and Mrs Bobby Hall Eclectic Alabama has been named Steven Bradley. He weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ernest Young 1031 S Locust. The Hall family plans to move to Salina where he will be stationed in the Air Force.
Advertisement for a sewing pattern from Anne Adams offered by The Ottawa Herald. Describes a one color dress with contrast overskirt in chiffon or voile and outlines yardage requirements for size 13. Includes mailing instructions and pattern number 4790.
Mr and Mrs George Gould celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their Ottawa area home. Married July 15 1908 in Winfield they later lived in Winfield Glenco Okla Greenwood Briles Sand Creek and Wellsville before settling in 1945. They have three children eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Many relatives will attend the Sunday reception including siblings and in laws from Winfield Wichita and Oklahoma City.
Ralph Dickinson led the program on pruning spring blooming shrubs at the Ottawa Garden Club last evening at the M. R. Shoger home. W. B. Smith presided over a potluck supper in the rose garden before the program and business session. Forty seven members attended with four guests: Mrs. R. Williams, Mrs. Cecil Spratt, Mr. Carl Fitch, and Mr. John Mathias.
Mrs. Robin Baer hosted a birthday party yesterday for her son Andy turning three. The event drew 16 children and 13 mothers with playground equipment, refreshments, and moving pictures of the group. The Bears also entertained a family group including grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Baer and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth.
Socialettes list guests at the homes of Dr. and Mrs. A D Webber in Manhattan and Mr. and Mrs. A D Nicholas in Elm Street. Visitors include Elmer Keck and son Stanley from McPherson, sisters Opal Howell's daughters with families visiting Prairie Village, and trips by Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hobbs to Mound City and Iowa City. Church club Pomona Stitch and Chatter hosted by Gordie Price with roll call of recipes, illnesses noted. Birthday and anniversary events feature Mrs D W Morrow’s 80th, T A Bischoff’s 28th, and extended visits from California, Texas, and Denver relatives.
In Billings Montana six Blackfeet Indians contracted polio within a week. Indian Health Service officials fear an epidemic and ordered a mass vaccination campaign inoculating about 4,000 of the reservation's 4,500 Indians, per Dr. Charles S. McCammon.
Mr and Mrs John Driver and Johnny visit Mr and Mrs Roy Driver as Mr and Mrs Nim Allen of Atlanta Ga announce birth of a daughter born June 30 weight q pounds 15 ounces A birthday dinner at Wes Neill home honors his 80th birthday with many relatives including Maynard Cowan Lyndon Lewis Neill family Kansas City Cecil Neill Melvern and others Also George Clark of Lingame visited Cloyce Thornbrugh
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