Reports Highlight VFW Auxiliary Under Winter General Hospital Visit
Mrs. Bob Robinson detailed her trip to Winter General Hospital in Topeka. The group plan: collect used formals or yardage scraps to aid hospital women. Mrs. Paul Brill presided as Mrs. Harvey Croan spoke of blind veteran Richard Criss from Veterans' Hospital Wadsworth. Croan, hospital chair, works with blind veterans who rag rugs. Mrs. Warner Lutz reported 18.54 dollars from an ice cream social and nursing home deliveries after supper. Fifty Civil Defense books were distributed to Ottawa firms, local schools, the city library and OU, with future placement in country schools and other firms. Two fall bowling teams were proposed, call Mrs. Ferris Bailey. Delegates noted Progress as the new department president's theme. Mrs. Ross Freeman was elected treasurer after Mrs. Bob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Bob Robinson
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Paul Brill
Harvey Croan
Richard Criss
Veterans’ Hospital
Wadsworth
Croan
Warner Lutz
Ottawa
City Library
O. U
Ferris Bailey
Department
Ross Freeman
Bob
Compton Resigns After Eight Years in Position
The Compton family plans to move soon to Lawrence following eight years of Compton’s service. Attending were the Mines, Ferris Bailey, Bob Compton, Roy Lambert, Victor Sowers, Clifford Johnson, Ross Freeman, Carl Furman, A. V. Lockling and Mable Simmons.
Hold Family Reunion At Scout Cabin Forest Park
The W B Roberts family reunion gathered at the Scout Cabin in Forest Park on Sunday. W B Roberts and wife moved from Iowa to Kansas in 1870, lived near Coffeyville and later Ottawa, where they spent their remaining years. Ninety nine relatives attended from California to Kansas, with 21 visitors. The reunion voted to meet again in Ottawa on July 6 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Roberts
Forest Park
Kansas
Iowa
Coffeyville
Ottawa
Ella Bringle
Lincoln
Neb
Jessie McBroom
Wichita
Homer Edien
Lone Tree
Etta Allery
Richard Roberts
Nowata
Okla
John Roberts
Wasola
California
Alabama
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Carolina
Apples With Chops Bake Apple Glaze Dish
Brown pork chops in a heavy iron skillet then place in a baking dish. Spoon applesauce over each chop, dust with nutmeg, and bake in a moderate oven until fork tender.
Socialettes and Visiting Families Highlight Local News
Socialites Dr and Mrs Charles P Johnson of Ft Worth visit Mrs Johnsons parents Mr and Mrs J B Stewart. Rose Campbell hosts sister Mrs Levi Snapp and family en route to Columbus Ohio where he will serve two years as Marine Reserves instructor. Gene Campbell tours for State Board of Health. Job's Daughters hold practice night in Masonic Temple with Kathy Keelin auditing committee. 28 members attend. Shirley Honn and Jimmy Honn visit Chanute with brother and uncle Harold Honn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Johnson
Meredith and
Stewart
Ft. Worth
Johnson
J. B. Stewart
Rose Campbell
Levi Snapp
Coffeyville
G. W. Campbell
Rose Marie
Suzanne
Johnny
Oceanside
Calif
Campbell
Columbus
Ohio
Philadelphia
Kansas City
David Miller
Gene
State Board of Health
Job
Masonic Temple
Kathy Keelin
Judy Lister
Iva Kay Jones
Geraldine Wallace
Tom Morse
Shirley Honn
Jimmy Honn
Mrs
Harold Honn
Chanute
Birthday fete honors 92 year old Mr. Herman Keith
Mr. Herman Keith celebrated his 92nd birthday at home on 824 S Main St with family visiting from Kansas City Denver Atlanta and a great granddaughter. Five generations were present as relatives from Homewood joined in the celebration and he received several cards and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Keith
Kansas City
S. Main St
Denver
Atlanta
Homewood
Keith
Class Holds Picnic for North Baptist Church Recruit Class
The Recruit Class of North Baptist Church held a Forest Park picnic last evening led by Mrs. W. V. Latz and with Mrs. Harry Hough in charge. Mrs. Rose Campbell gave devotions as members shared highlights of their July 4 experiences. Names listed include Ralph Service, Leo Miller, Earl Baxter, Clyde Zielsdorf, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Baptist Church
Forest Park
W. V. Latz
Harry Hough
Rose Campbell
Ralph Service
Leo Miller
Earl Baxter
Clyde Zielsdorf
W. H. Hull
Merrill Bliss
Carrie Davis
Lee Rundell
Frank Bell
J. T. Nicholson
George Phibbs
Ed Brown
Leona Eller
Frank Davis
Roy Jones
Emmett Taylor
Mines
Clarence Keefer
Lawrence Day
Dave, Hudson
W. W. Miskimon
Bride-Elect Karen Andrews Feted in Bridal Shower
Honor hosts Mrs F E Warner and Eloise led a coffee and shower for Karen Andrews. Guests included the Mines in a photo contest won by John Kesley, R T Sandow, and Carl Center. Aug 24 wedding to Jim McCrea. Gifts, towels monogrammed, pink parasol table display. A long guest list from Kansas City to La Verne and Baltimore attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Warner
Eloise
Karen Andrews
Jim McCrea
John Kelsey
R. T. Sandow
Carl Senter
Kenneth Andrews
S. Robert McCrea
Harold Crawford
Robert Baer
Andy
E. E. Walkings
Jane
Robert Andrews
Jan
David Sharp
Chester Fredricks
E. V. Meyer
Robert Bundy
Dean Berlin
J. R. Henning
Floyd Snider
John Davis
J. W. Dickerson
Phil McCracken
Ben Kiefer
Joel Cutting
Frank Pflug
Gilbert Robe
Russell Shipps
Rantoul
Ray Tawney
Shirley Tawney
Kansas City
Kas
Jack Love
la Verne
Calif
Barbara Blunt
Wichita
Caroline Sue Crawford
Susan Sandow
Andrews
Roger Bell
Badkreuznach
Germany
Dick Warner
Baltimore
Jane Warner
Wells River
Baby Names From Ransom Memorial Hospital
The daughter born July 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Francis L Warren 125 Willow has been named Teresa Jane. She weighed 8 pounds. The son born July 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Burton Van Horn Wellsville has been named Gene Randal. His weight was 7 pounds 1002. The daughter born July 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Philip George Benton RFD 1 has been named Mae Ellen. She weighed 8 pounds 15 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hollon
RFD
Patricia N
George E. Markley
Opal Markley
Hollon
Ottawa High School
Markley
Willis Nursery
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Francis L. Warren
Willow
Teresia Jane
Dale Burton van Horn
Wellsville
Gene Randal
Philip George Benton
RFD 1
Mae Ellen
Mission Union Hosts Calvary Baptist Meeting Dolls for Haiti
Mission Union at Calvary Baptist met Friday with Mrs. C J Farris as hostess and Mrs George Christeson presiding. After prayer for missionaries, 40 dolls were made for Haitian children. Meeting date moved to the first Monday each month. Mrs Rapp read a missionary letter. $6 collected. Reports noted 23 sick and social calls and 12 cards sent. Attendants included Mrs George Blattler Mrs Inez Haggard Mrs Minnie Guy F J Rapp Arthur Farris and Lucy Bellis Peggy Christeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Farris
Calvary Baptist Missionary Union
George Christeson
William Weber
Haiti
Rapp
Mmes
George Blattler
Inez Haggard
Minnie Guy
F. J. Rapp
Arthur Farris
Lucy Bellis
Peggy Christeson
Club Forecast Briefs and Event Notes
Community notices list include Zigzaggers Club Family Night at Forest Park with W. B. C. breakfast, the G. C. Birthday Club for Mrs. R. A. Gibson, and the Seekers Class of Trinity Methodist Church with Mrs. Murray Klein at 921 N. Poplar. Remove yeast rolls and bread from pans promptly to cooling racks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
G. C. Birthday Club
R. A. Gibson
Trinity Methodist Church
Murray Klein
N. Poplar
Unusual Bacon Wrapped Tomato Steak Garnish
A novel steak garnish wraps half a slice of bacon around a tomato wedge and secures it with a wooden toothpick. The simple preparation adds color and individuality to a meat platter.
Mushroom Garnishes For Steak Topped With Bacon STOP
A mushroom cap is placed on the tip of a wooden pick and used as a garnish with the steak. The bacon to mushroom garnish can be broiled with the steak during the last 8 to 10 minutes of cooking.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Susan Gaylene
James Paul
Patricia Wright
James V. Murphy
John Crockett
Douglas Bros
America’s Foremost
Vornado
Voracco
Douglas Brothers
Terrill’s Department Store
S. Main
Mission Union
Dorothy Gray
Cologne
Kramer
Just
Richardson
Coats
Pere Ea Area Ar A
Seeebeeer
Mildred McKee
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