New Christian Women’s Fellowship Group IV organized
A new Group IV of the Christian Woman’s Fellowship was formed at the church annex by day-employed members. Officers include Mrs. Albert Hamm as chairman and several others. Meetings are the second Thursday each month, with a baby clothing drive planned for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Christian Church
C.W.F
Albert Hamm
Faw the Een
Eugene Saffron
Ralph Armstrong
Whirley and
Reinecke
Five Years Later Home Loan Paid Off by Ottawa Building & Loan
Martha Wilson and her husband, aided by a Direct Reduction Loan from the Ottawa Building & Loan Association, have completed final payment on a $5,000 home loan. They celebrate by placing abstracts and documents in a Christmas package as a personal home gift. Martha plans to quit work to become a full time housewife, expressing contentment and security from the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wilson
Ottawa Building & Loan Association
Martha
Local VFW Auxiliary votes to aid Udall disaster victims
VFW Auxiliary Vv. FL W. Auxiliary members voted to assist Udall disaster victims at their meeting last evening in the hall. The request came from department commander Helen Gillihan. Mrs. Francis Wise oversaw business while Mrs. Harvey Crean reported on two veteran hospital trips. The group collected rag rags, pillows, books, cookies, cigarettes, and fruit punch for a ward party and planned a July 28 social with ice cream and cake. Far and Near club contributed $2 to UNESCO and slated an ice cream supper at Harold Bones home July 23. Door prize went to Mrs. Grant Carey. many members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F.W
Udall
Helen Gillihan
Francis Wise
Harvey Crean
Unesco
Birdie Macy
Bennie Stinson
Harold Bones
Grant Carey
Mies
David Brown
Sharon
Craig
Gene Domnanish
Denny
Rita
Carolyn
J. C. Hannaman
Howard Linnemean
Roberta
Harry Moody
Ruth Moody
Phil Parrott
Lois
Joyce
Karen
Earl Schmitt
Jon
Pat
Diane
Donna
Lonnie
Larry
Wilma
Virginia
Robert Carey
Looking Back At Ottawa Society July 15 1940
Darlene Brown resumed work in the Ottawa Herald office after a two week vacation with relatives and friends in Sterling Colorado LeMars Iowa and short trips to Minneapolis Minnesota and Lake Okoboji. Mrs Grace Bell went to Fort Riley for a stenographic position in the quarter master corps and was secretary to C H Lundberg superintendent of the Ottawa Car Works. Mrs A C Carpenter entertained her bridge foursome and a few friends at a 1 o'clock luncheon with Mines F A Trump C A Washburn E L Sharon H C Constant Lewis R Tyler and Frederick Kaiser present. Today Buy U S Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Brown
Ottawa Herald
Sterling
Colo
le Mars
Minneapolis
Minn
Lake Okoboji
Grace Bell
Fort Riley
Quartermaster Corps
Bell
C. H. Lundberg
Ottawa Car Works
A. C. Carpenter
The
Mines
F. A. Trump
C. A. Washburn
E. L
Sharon H. C. Constant
Lewis R. Tyler
Frederick Kaiser
Socialettes G C Birthday Club Meeting At Home
Socialettes G C Birthday Club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Everett Blankenship’s home with afternoon business, a surprised box, and social visiting. Attendees included the Mines, Earl Phares, W A Gibson, Ernest Lawrance, Jill and Becky, Mary Mack, W H Williams, and Patricia. Faith Lutheran Fellowship served ice cream and cake at the church croft social in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Birthday Club
Faith Lutheran Fellowship
John Cadman
Earl McFadden
Henry Dehn
Ike's Nephew Is Engaged in Florala Alabama
Mr and Mrs Joseph Thomas Booth Jr announce the engagement of their daughter Sally Ann Booth to Milton Stover Eisenhower Jr son of Dr Milton S Eisenhower president of Pennsylvania State University and former president of Kansas State College The couple are linked to prominent university circles and plan a future together in academia and public life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florala, Ala
Joseph Thomas Booth Jr
Sally Ann Booth
Milton Stover Eisenhower Jr
Eisenhower
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Kansas State College
Manufacturers Fight Lay Off Pay Plans
New York officials urged about 600 metro industrialists to oppose union backed layoff pay schemes. At a National Manufacturers Association workshop, speakers warned that adopting such provisions as in Ford and General Motors contracts could push the nation toward economic stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Manufacturers Assn
Fordland General Motors
Mink skins market figures for 1954
Trappers marketed about a million mink skins in the United States during 1954. Farm raised skins totaled 2,700,000 and imported skins reached 1,800,000, showing a large domestic output alongside significant imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Special Mass in Argentina at Buenos Aires Cathedral
Five hundred Argentine Roman Catholics filled Metropolitan Cathedral for a Mass by Archbishop Merlin J. Guilfoyle of San Francisco. Afterward, crowds waved handkerchiefs and shouted Viva as the bishop left. Police had previously cleared demonstrators, but today’s service ended peacefully with worshippers dispersing. Earlier, thousands gathered for Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel’s Mass en route to Rio de Janeiro, but it was canceled after his arrival in Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Metropolitan
Merlin J. Guilfoyle
San Francisco
Calif
Joseph F. Rummel
New Orleans
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Rummel
Montevideo
Urunguay
Four Teens Admit Involvement In Topeka Beating
In Topeka Kansas four teenagers were rounded up in a street attack on Llewelyn Shepard. Three confessed to taking part as the youths in a car stopped and then slugged Shepard who was attempting to walk between them. They grabbed his billfold containing three dollars and drove away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kas
Topeka
Llewelyn Shepard
Shepard
Ito
Senate hearings reassess Communist activity in press
Washington sources say Eastland’s Internal Security subcommittee recessed a hearing on Communist influence amid a list of more than twenty named Reds from the late 1930s. Witnesses, including Henry Freeman and Charles Grutzner of the New York Times, testified about joining and quitting the party. The panel seeks leads to trace activity to the present and may resume hearings later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Tra
Henry Freeman
New York Times
Subcommittee
Communist Party
Milton Kaufman
New York Newspaper Guild
Guild
Freeman
Tate
Charles Grutzner
Times Fires Copyreader for Refusing to Disclose Communist Ties
Melvin Barnet was fired by the Times after declining to say if he had ever been a Communist. He testified he is not now a Communist but invoked the Fifth Amendment to avoid answering about prior status before 1942. David Gordon of the Daily News was similarly dismissed for refusing to reveal past Communist ties. The CIO American Newspaper Guild Local will seek reinstatement for both Barnett and Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CIO American Newspaper Guild
Barnett Gordon
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Women's Page Society
Missionary Society
Charles Weaver
United Presbyterian
Todd Macdonald
Joseph
R. O. Bundy
Ezel
William Johnson
Frenchburg
Glenn Sarver
South
Ralph Paul
58. Macdonald
Johnson
Merry
Harry Gilliland
Leo Kirkwood
Neal Sayler
William Hackler
Harold Stewart
Harold Crockett
Kathy Sayler
Darolene
Sharon Rice
Steve
Michael Tiernan
Kansas City
Ames
Earle Easdale
Dewey McClay
William Rice
Lawrence Tussing
Ivan McFadden
Route 1
Rickie
Bennett's
Flavor-of
Bennett Creamery CO
N. Walnut
Toe
Harlan McFadden
Ottawa
Eloise McFadden
Henry McFadden
Gail McFadden
Ottawa Society
U. S
Wightmans
Sheila Roxann
Mra
Calvin Grimm
Rantoul
W. M. Grimm
Roy Gregg
N. Cedar
Beller Studio
H.C.H. Club
W. A. Brown
Chester Keim
L. A. Witham
Lola Mae Sink
Mmes
N. R. Fleming
John Sink
C. F E. Hoffman
Albert Richardson
Ernest Sink
Ike
Disneyland
Walt Disney
Magic Kingdom
Channel 5
Wurlitzer
Melvin Allen
Bill Bronson
Princeton
Abe Lantz
Allen Bronson
Lyndon
Nora Witt
Ella Lantz
Mary Bronson
Osage City
Argentina
Duane Bechtle
Cherry Phone
TROUT
Curry Auto Supply
Pho
Malott
Mater-Miser
Kansas Loan Co
Kansas State Bank
Franklin County
Maloff
Xone
WS Gred
Coed Housekeeping Institute
Malott Hardware & Appliances
S. Main
Ward
Eastern
Kansas
Wey
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