Reunion Picnic Honors Foushee Descendants in Ottawa
The annual gathering of the descendants of Foushee and related families was held July 9 at Forest Park in Ottawa with sixty-two attendees. Plans were made to hold the 1968 reunion July 7 at the same location, listing numerous family members from Quenemo Melvern Overland Park Belton Coon Point Independence Topeka Rantoul North Kansas City and Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Foushee
Forest Park
Ottawa
Myrtle Pinkston
Bus Pinkston
Edwin Pinkston
Marsha
Quenemo
Arlen Pinkston
Ronald Figgins
Steven
Ronda
Belton
Bill Foushee
Ceedar Point
Roy Schaub
Bud Princeton
Myrtle Foushee
Willis Wenrich
Cimarron
Rex Foushee
Independence
Clarence Webster
Donald
Zola Mae Sand
Max Foushee
Jerry
Eddie
Lee Gregg
Tina
Sandy
Lee Allen
Dale Foueshee
Betty Hiner
Tammy
Lori Beth
Sam Caylor
Rantoul
Larry Jeffries
Robbyn
Marvin Cox
Larry Foushee
Topeka
Clarencé Lee Foushee
Roxanne
North
Kansas City
Seekers Class Meeting at Trinity Methodist Church
The Seekers Class gathered Wednesday afternoon in Felloweship Hall Trinity Methodist Church. Mrs. Emile Barnes led opening prayer, Mrs. Leo Kirkwood and Mrs. R B C Bettge gave devotions, and reports noted 22 calls, 21 cards, and two gifts. Birthday observances for Mrs. Bettge and Mrs. Engstrom occurred as members read articles and closed with the Lord's Prayer. Hosts Mrs. Kirkwood and Mrs. Bettge were aided by Mrs. Ed Hazen in refreshments, with snapdragons and verbenas decorating the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felloweship Hall
Trinity Methodist Church
Emile Barnes
Leo Kirkwood
RB. C. Bettge
Bettge
Charles Engstrom
Ed Hazen
Two-in-One Gift Toy Chest Desk for Children
A Home Workshop pattern 252 offers a gay toy chest on wheels with a top that becomes a play table. Includes full-size stencil design and directions for the combination. Part of four Child-Pleaser Furnishings patterns in Packet No 47 from Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. Ottawa: P. O. Box 50 New Windsor NY 12550.
Chapter Holds Installation of New Officers
The recent meeting of Chapter No. 785, National Association of Retired Civil Employees, in the House of Dongelas installed new officers after a luncheon. President J. B. Simmons of Wellsville is joined by Vice President Albert J. Hashagen of Ottawa and Secretary-Treasurer Ray A. Howell of Ottawa, with Mrs. J. B. Hillebrand the installing officer. The next meeting is scheduled for August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter No. 785
National Association of Retired Civil Employes
House of Dongelas
J. B. Simmons
Wellsville
Albert J. Hashagen
Ottawa
Ray A. Howell
J. B. Hillebrand
It's Easy To Do Silk Lamp Shades Clean Them Dear Heloise
Silk lamp shades, though costly, can be washed by soaking in mild detergent and cool water, then gently scrubbing spots. Rinse with a cold shower, drain, and dry hung or on a line, edges reglued after drying, saving money and revitalizing the shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Kasza Wilson Engagement Planned for May Wedding
Linda Carol Kasza and Thomas Howard Wilson announce their engagement. Linda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kasza of McClare Cole and Thomas is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hibbard Wilson of Royal Oak Michigan. Both students at Ottawa University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Kasza
McClare, Cole
Linda Carol
Thomas Howard Wilson
James Hibbard Wilson
Royal
Oak
Mich
Kasza
Mr. Wilson
Ottawa University
Measuring Pan Depth With a Simple Ruler
To determine pan depth, place a ruler down inside a side and read the measurement. A steel ruler is handy for kitchen tasks and pastry dough, and it can be washed after use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lori Ann
Melvern
Larry Neill
Linda
Larry Jr
Dale
Wayne
Gregory
Jeffery
Clathe
Rankin Figgins
Overland Park
Seekers
Heralt-Pattern Dept
P. O
New Windsor
Alice Spaulding
J. McKenna
Adele Frankford
Linda Carol Kasza
Joseph B. Mickey
W.t
Gambles
Ikansasland Packing CO
North Water Tower
Dundee
Kansas City Power & Light Company
Scieucrsan
Jamaica
Dee Esas
Orig
Penn Prest
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