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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1957

Page

8

Linda Chism And Jay Sible Wed In N. Baptist Church

Linda Lee Chism daughter of Mr and Mrs Linde Chism of Ottawa and Jay Gordon Sible son of Mr and Mrs Jay Sible of Colby exchanged vows at North Baptist Church in a 1 pm ceremony performed by Rev William Luce. Attendants included Vernon Chism and a blue dress mother of the bride. The couple honeymooned in Colorado and will reside in Colby after July 20.

Linda Lee Chism Linde Chism Ottawa Jay Gordon Sible Jay Sible Colby North Baptist Church William Luce Vernon Chism

Hospital Trip by Navy Mothers Club to Veterans Hospital

Five members of the Navy Mothers Club took a bingo party to Ward 2 East at the Veterans' Hospital in Wadsworth yesterday. They delivered 57 lb of Tag rags, six pairs of scuffies, and many books and magazines. Attendees included Mesdames Gene Mille, Lester Snethen, H. F. Duvall, Louis Kent, and G. E. Jordan.

Navy Mothers Club Veterans’Hospital Wadsworth Mmes Gene Mille Lester Snethen H. F. Duvall Louis Kent G. E. Jordan G. B. Harford

Entertain Family Guests Dr Hugh Campbell Hosts

Entertaining guests Dr and Mrs Hugh Campbell welcomed Mrs Campbell’s son and wife Mr and Mrs Robert Clark from Los Angeles. Both LA teachers tour the United States to gather material for pupils. In Ottawa they received help from Dr A C Carpenter and Ottawa University science faculty. They also visited the Dyche Museum in Lawrence and will tour the eastern U S returning home via a northern route.

Hugh Campbell Lawrence

Country Club Dance Atop Patio Tomorrow Night

A patio dance will be held at the Country Club tomorrow evening starting at 9 30. Music by The Serenaders. Committee members include Mr and Mrs Jack Goss Mr and Mrs Fred Weidner Mr and Mrs Bernard Diddee and Mr and Mrs Lyman Corlis.

St. Country Club Jack Goss Fred Weidner Bernard Diddee Lyman iCorlis

Socialettes and Local Happenings in Kansas City

Social notes report the birth of a daughter to Beverly Dunlap Crain at St Marys Hospital with parents Mr and Mrs Clifton Crain 15 E Pohantas Kansas City. Soroptimist Club installs new officers at the Losgreen building with Nell Barnaby presiding Margery Clark hostess 16 members. Barnaby plans a two week trip via plane to Seattle and Long Beach. Visits to Knott s Berry Farm Ghost Town Bellena Park Calif noted by Elsie Ramsey and the Kristenson family. Eva Morris attends wedding of Sandra Petering to Arthur Hammond Brown Jr at St Paul Evangelical Church Kansas City June 28 reception at Mission Hills Country Club. Bride Jean Rowland Petersing is Lane native.

Clifton Crain E. Pohantas Kansas City St. Mary's Hospital Crain Beverly Dunlap W. D. Dunlap Soroptimist Club Losgreen Nell Barnaby Margery Clark Seattle Wash Long Beach Elsie Ramsey W. H. Kristenson Knott's Berry Farm Bellena Park Calif W. H. Kristenson Jr Billy Eva Morris Lane Sandra Jean Petering Arthur Hammond Brown Jr St. Paul Evangelical Church Mission Hills Country Club Roland Petering Petering Jean Rowland

Advanced Dancing Perspiration Stains Story

A fragmented item describes stain treatment for a dark dress after dancing. It mentions Lowana Minckley returning a button dress after four weeks, textile chemists, and home laundering steps. The text references a Williamsburg Amateur Contest and Patsy Richardson as accompanist.

Lowana Minckley Botton Manhattan Miss Minckley Robert Ha

Club Luncheon Hosts Daughters of Centropolis

Mrs Harold Simmons entertained the Daughters Club of Centropolis at a luncheon yester day and received a hostess shower. Mrs Porter Turner led a business session with plans for a club ice cream event at Tilfred Simmons home on July 20. Roy B Church birthday noted. Twenty children attended along with members Ted Clark William Clark Frank Morgan Frank Roller Roger Scott Tilford Simmons Vern Sink W D Willford Donald Woodsum and Edward Woodsum.

Harold Simmons Daughters Club Centropolis Porter Turner Tilfred Simmons Roy B. Church The Mines Ted Clark William Clark Frank Morgan Frank Roller Roger Scott Tilford Simmons Vern Sink W. D. Willford Donald Woodsum Edward Woodsum

Babies Named in Wichita and Osawatomie Births

The July 11 boy born to Dr and Mrs Harold Bessell Wichita was named Timothy weighing 7 lb 10 oz Patricia Duffy of Ottawa is his mother The baby is great grandson of A D Williamson 620 Poplar The July 3 girl born at Miami County Hospital Osawatomie to Mr and Mrs Bert Edwards Jr named Cheryl Ann She weighed 8 lb 2 oz They have a son Jeffrey Lee aged 21 months Grandparents are B F Edwards Osawatomie and Harold Black Lane Great grandparents are Vel Millon Lane and Gertrude Gavin Garnett

Harold Bessell Wichita Timothy

Broiled Eggplant and Tomatoes with Onion Slices

A simple accompaniment for steak features broiled eggplant slices, broiled tomatoes, and onion slices. The dish complements charcoal grilled steak with warm, smoky flavors and tender textures.

Heat Rash On Babies Looks Like Measles

Dr. Dorothy V. Whipple notes prickly heat in babies can resemble measles as summer heat causes rashes. Mothers report frightened misinterpretations while doctors advise cooling measures and careful assessment to avoid unnecessary isolation.

Dressing a baby for warm weather advice from 1957 Ottawa Herald

The piece warns to dress babies by temperature not calendar, using summer weight clothing and waterproof crib protections. It suggests two quilted pads between the waterproof sheet and baby, frequent washing, and notes rubber or plastic pants can help but may irritate skin. Some babies may tolerate no cover over the diaper.

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