Families Share Reunion In Forest Park Draws 56 Foushees
Fifty six members of the Foushee family gathered for their sixteenth annual reunion Sunday in Forest Park with a basket dinner and visiting. Attendees included relatives from Missouri Kansas and the local area Quenemo Princeton Pomona Ottawa and Forest Park participants plan to meet again on the second Sunday in July in Forest Park.
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Foushee
Forest Park
Missouri
Ben Barnett
Dave Fritz
Wheatland
Rex Foushee
Independence
Ronald Figgins
Grandview
Larry Foushee
Excelsior Springs
Neal Foushee
Kansas City
Kansas
Jerry Gosney
Gardner
Larry Neill
Clathe
Willis Wenrich
Justin
Cimarron
Pauline Gavin
Cedar Point
Rankin Figgins
Quenemo
Princeton
Pomona
Ottawa
Births at Ransom Memorial Hospital Heath Michael and Billie Jo
Mr and Mrs Walter Burgess Baldwin are parents of a son born July 8 weighing six pounds eight ounces at Ransom Memorial Hospital named Heath Michael. Grandparents Merle Burgess Williamsburg Frank Hohner Wichita Margaret Hohner Ottawa. Great grandmothers Edna Jolly Gladys Chandler Billie Jo is named for the daughter born July 3 to Mr and Mrs Donald Cook Princeton weighing nine pounds five ounces at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Brother Michael welcomed her home. Mrs Eugene Fanning Melvern and Mrs Mildred Cook Princeton. Great grandparents Lloyd Fanning Melvern Ruby Adams Vassar.
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Walter Burgess
Baldwin
Heath Michael
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Merle Burgess
Williamsburg
Frank Hohner
Wichita
Margaret Hohner
Ottawa
Edna Jolly
Gladys Chandler
Billie Jo
Donald Cook
Princeton
Michael
Eugene Fanning
Melvern
Mildred Cook
Lloyd Fanning
Ruby Adams
Vassar
Uninvited Guests Spoil Outdoor Picnics This Weekend
Weather will be sunny and warm with ninety degree heat for a weekend backyard barbecue. USDA tips urge careful handling from market to plate to prevent food poisoning by avoiding cross contamination, proper storage, thawing, sanitation, and thorough cooking.
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USDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Deep Softball For the Blind Aims for Skill and Safety
A Lawrence Sunday park game showcases deep softball, a version for the visually impaired. Five blind players play with five sighted helpers, guided by sound beeps, in a 36 foot batter circle and 18 inch base pylons.
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Tonda Rush
Lawrence Journal-World
Lawrence, Kan
Abner Doubleday
Lawrence
Charlie Vassallo
Vassallo
Socialettes and Birthday Toasts Across Ottawa and Richmond
A series of social notices highlights a party for Mrs. Alma Bastin in Ottawa hosted by sister Mrs. Alice Rhoads with Grace Keller, Mary Severns, and Ella Fox. In Richmond, Ross Spencer marks his 8th birthday with Harold Spencer and Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Spencer. Other gatherings honor Mrs. Albert Hermreck in Richmond with Sacramento roots, and Kansas City visitors Mrs. Charles Neal and four children with C. L. Duvall family. Guests from San Diego, Calif., attended at Mrs. Alice Campbell’s in Richmond.
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Alma Bastin
Ottawa
Alice Rhoads
Grace Keller
Mary Severns
Ella Fox
Ross Spencer
Richmond
Harold Spencer
Dexter
Fred J. Pickett
Albert Hermreck
Sacramento
Calif
National Guard
Fort Lewis, Wash
Charles Neal
Kansas City
C. L. Duvall
Garnett
Quantities Mean Savings for Food Purchases
Food costs vary with buying method and choices. Living alone can raise costs by about 20 percent versus a four person family. Larger sizes save money, so buy larger containers when safe to do so and suitable for one person households.
Getting Married Soon Herald wedding notice policy
The Herald requires wedding write ups with photos within two weeks of the ceremony and stories within a month, with possible cuts for lateness. Forms are available on request. Photos may be black and white or color and pickup is after publication. Call the Herald's women's department at 242-4700 for questions.
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Herald Office
Herald
The
Herald's Women's Department
Pattern Payment Notice for Mall and Special Handling
A payment offer lists one dollar per pattern and twenty five dollars for first class mall and Special handling. The notice instructs sending funds to Alice Brooks via The Ottawa Herald Neoédiecraft Dept Box 143 Cid Chelsea Station New York NY 2011. It requires printing NAME ADDRESS with ZIP ZE and STYLE NUMBER.
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Alice Brooks
Ottawa Herald
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Uniform U S Grade Names For Fresh Fruits And Veggies
The U S Department of Agriculture will standardize fresh produce grades as U S Fancy U S No 1 U S No 2 and U S No 3 effective July 1 These names replace earlier inconsistent standards and aim to aid buyers and marketers though retail displays may not reflect the change yet The article also notes changes in can design weight and disposal trends for packaging and landfill disintegration implications.
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U.S
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
U.S. No. 1
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Houston Astros
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Gloria Swartz
John
Richard
Alice Campbell
Awice Brookes
Briscoe Drug
Whatgrzern Agency
6Th & Main
Bill
Doug High
First National
First National Bank OF Ottawa
GAN
Saffron Glass Co
Seymour
Main
State Farm
Sisto Farm Fire and Casualty Camper
Bloomington
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