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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1955

Page

5

Kansas Women Enter State Club Contest And Local Club News

The Women’s Page lists entries for the Kansas Authors Club state contest open to all Kansas residents or members, with no manuscript limit and small accompanying fees. Judges include editors from McCall’s, Collier’s, Child Life, Redbook, Good Housekeeping, Ladies’ Home Journal, Christian Herald, and This Week. Numerous club happenings follow, including surprise showers for Rhoda Wegener’s August wedding, Wycoff Community Club honoring Mrs. Ralph Moore, a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dixon, and the marriage of Juanita Borton to Jim Snider with a pink linen dress and a brief honeymoon before settling at 934% N. Poplar.

Kansas Authors Club State of Kansas Aera McCall's Collier’s Child Life Magazine Redbook Good Housekeeping Ladies Home Journal Christian Herald This Week Magazine A. C. Heigele Cld Monday Stitchers Club Bob Dixon Dixon Joplin Dixons Bertha Richardson Ralph Loyd Dwight Haworth Jimmie Teddy R. L. Davis Craig Don Capper Nancy David Dick Carey John Kramer Ted Furtak Howard Henderson Nebraska N. Poplar

Coffeyville Man Dies Under Truck

Coffeyville resident J. D Mitchell aged 60, an employee of Continental Can Co, was killed when his truck overturned on a county road forty miles north of Coffeyville. He was thrown clear as the vehicle fell atop him. Advances in poultry feeding were demonstrated at Maryland Experiment Station, where cockerels on 1955 rations grew 73 percent faster than those on 1930 rations.

Coffeyville, Kas J. D Mitchell Coffeyville Continental Can Co Here Maryland Experiment Station

Socialettes R E M Club Neon Pot Luck and Village News

Socialettes R E M Club held a neon pot luck at Mrs Albert Hubbards home Thursday. Members played bingo and watched TV in the afternoon. Many relatives visited and gathered across several towns including Merced, Lahabra, Williamsburg and Ottawa with 54 relatives at a July 3 reunion in Canton Illinois.

R.E.M. Club

Friends Help An Unfortunate Girl In Ohio

In Columbus a school bus crash left 17 year old Shirley Farrell with memory loss after a coma of eight weeks. Donations from 48 states exceeded 5400 dollars to fund a new home for Shirley Betty and their parents replacing a cramped trailer. Shirley now recalls her parents and sister but not other relatives.

Columbus Ohio Shirley Farrell Betty Shirley United States Elmer

More Boxcars To Be Available For Wheat Areas

The Association of American Railroads reports additional boxcars will be routed to the Kansas Missouri wheat region. Officials assure empty cars are being directed into the area, especially on the line serving Chillicothe, Missouri, to support harvest needs.

Washington Kan‘Teas Missouri Association of American Railroads AAR Symington D-Mo Schoeppel Carlson Chillicothe

Hexagonal garden bench pattern by Ruth Wyeth Spe

A hexagonal bench circling a tree creates a central garden focal point and shady seating any time. The eight equal sections guide material usage and layout. Cypress or red cedar require no finish. other lumber needs paint or varnish. Pattern 437 shows full directions for 25 cents from Pattern Dept Ottawa Herald.

Ot ‘Tawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York

Ottawa club week schedule and birthday notices

A fragmented listing shows multiple club meetings and events at Ottawa venues including First Methodist church dining room and Memorial auditorium. Items mention various groups such as ZIGZAGGERS, ARMY MOTHERS, SOROPTIMISTS, and NAOMI CLUB with times ranging from 2 p.m. to evening events and several birthdays noted.

Purumy Armory Bulding Ottawa Ganden Club First Methodist Church Joe's Daughters Bertha Richardson C.W.B.C. Army L.W Clarence Nauman Mulberry G.c Everett Blanken Trinity Methodist Church Wellsville Fomona Lddies Far End Hirdle Macy H.G.H W. A. Brown William Hacker Soroptimiats Losgreen Building Business Women's C.W.F. Group Ohiiaan Cburel Fairmount Clifford Carey North Baptist Church James Daugherty Bira G. C. Heathman Naomi Club Mark Rice

Missing Editor Found In Chicago

Chicago police arrested Bob Mattings, former Great Bend Herald-Press editor, on a bad check charge. Sheriff Lars Prince said 20 checks were missing from the Herald-Press office. 17 totaling over $1,200 appeared forged. Formal charges filed on three checks.

Chicago Great Bend Larsty Prince Bob Mattings Prince The Herald-Press

Injured By A Switch Engine In Great Bend Kansas

A Kansas man, M Looman, 45, of McPherson, was critically injured when a switch engine struck him early today while he tended 9,998 turkeys. Police reported the accident as part of a broader reference to fireworks usage and state restrictions.

Great Bend Kae M. Looman McPherson California Farmera

Miscellany Highlights of Life in Ottawa

A light column notes that air conditioning makes home life more comfortable and many Ottawa women prefer staying indoors. It also praises modern appliances, canned foods, and fast meal prep, while describing a bountiful gardening season with tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and abundant flowers. The piece mentions teen-agers’ clothes issues and a worldwide decline in horses since World War II.

Ask Permit For Gas Pipeline

Washington service has asked for permission to spend 84 million dollars to build 258 miles of natural gas pipeline across Kansas and Oklahoma. The plan includes 93 miles from Kay County Oklahoma to Montgomery County Kansas, 145 miles from Barber County Kansas to Woods County Oklahoma, and a 3700 horsepower compressor station in Woods County. The project would boost capacity by 50 million cubic feet per day this year and 100 million later.

Washington o—Cities Service Kansas Oklahoma Federal Power Commission Kay County Okla Montgomery County Kas Barber County Woods County

Birthday Party for Kay Daugharthy Celebrates Third Year

Ottawa society notes a Friday afternoon birthday party for Kay Daugharthy marking her third birthday on July 4. Guests included multiple families and children, with cake, ice cream, and gifts. Also reported are travel updates and a wedding: Rev H MacD Thompson’s family visiting Hays. grandson Donald Riggs wed Loree Maddy in Kansas. Mr Riggs works in autos in Hays. couple to reside there. The McCraa family returned from a Kansas-Oberlin-Colorado vacation with Marilyn, Marjorie, and Jim.

Kay Lloyd Daugharthy Daugharthy Lawrence Ogg Tessie Glen Staten Mariann Leo Howard Roger Max Pickering Joan Glen King Patsy Clifford Hobbs Judy Glen Ricketts Glenda Rae Owen Shofner Gary Connie H. Macd Thompson Mis Helen Thompson Hays Thompson Donald H. Riggs Loree Maddy Stockton Kas Riggs Robert McCraa Marilyn Marjorie Jim Oberlin Kan Colorado

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