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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1957

Page

7

Trailer Life in Ottawa Families Embrace Living on Wheels

John and Mrs. Rodgers chose a trailer at the corner of 9th and Pecan streets after moving to Ottawa. The 8 foot wide unit includes a living room kitchen bedroom bath and storage. Evaporative cooling in summer and oil heat in winter keep comfort while baking shifts to an electric skillet. The Rodger family notes larger trailers offer more space and conveniences, especially for children, and that many Ottawa families occupy trailers.

John Rodgers Ottawa Pecan Streets Mrs. Rodgers

Hold Annual Pomona Picnic Opens With Variety Program

The 30th annual Pomona NOOF picnic kicks off Thursday evening with the Holiday Amusement Co on the grounds Mrs Hazel Randall of Kansas City will host and present a top variety show starting at 3 p.m At 9 p.m modern square dance features Cecil Williams of Olathe with music and calling Prize drawings at 10 p.m include an electric percolator a $5 grocery order five haircuts and more Winners must be registered and present when numbers are called Events continue Friday with a Kansas City entertainers program at 8 p.m and a round dance at 9 p.m Prizes include an electric fan an $8 grocery order and a $25 government bond Saturday showcases a home talent show followed by a square dance at 9 p.m with the Bob Cole orchestra and Cecil Williams calling.

Pomona Kansas City Bob Cole Cecil Wiliams Mr. Williams

Club Forecast Wednesday at First Baptist and Trinity Church

The report lists multiple church groups meeting Wednesday including PHILATHEA CLASS of First Baptist Church with Mrs Judaon Lee at 2 p.m and Mrs Meret Bliss, Earnest Workers 8 Class at Trinity Methodist Church, Garfield Gardeners led by Mrs E G Brucker with an evening time, and group arrangements to Mrs Lee Harrison and Group I led by Mrs Ray Browning.

First Baptist Church Judaon Lee Meret Bliss Trinity Methodial Church Carfield E. G. Brucker P.m. CW Lee Harrison Ray Browning

Hold Basket Dinner for Edmund Bellwood Camp Meet

Edmund Bellwood Camp and Auxiliary of the Spanish American War Veterans held a joint basket dinner gathering to discuss ongoing activities and community projects. Members from both groups attended, sharing updates and plans for future events.

Edmund Bellwood

Roasting Time for Boned and Rolled Roasts

Boned and rolled roasts have grown popular with American homemakers in recent years. When cooking any boned or rolled roast, allow about ten extra minutes per pound compared with non boned roasts.

Socialettes talk on azaleas at Mrs Stucker home

Socialettes Garfield Gardeners will have a talk on azaleas and rhododendrons Wednesday evening at Mrs. E. G. Stucker's home at 8 p.m. Mrs. Mark H. C. Owen and Joe lene Sue of San Francisco arrived Sunday for a three week visit with Mrs. J. F. Heckman of Ottawa and other relatives. Visitors include Mrs. Dora Bright and Mr. David Carpenter of Denver visiting their niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Carpenter northeast of Ottawa. Merry- Go-Round Club attendees included Mrs. Ernest Johnson and Mrs. Harry Gilliland.

Garfield Gardeners E. G. Stucker Mark H. C. Owen Joelene Sue San Francisco Calif J. F. Heckman Ottawa Clarabelle Owen Williamsburg Dora Bright David Carpenter Denver A. R. Carpenter Merry- Go-Round Club Ernest Johnson Harry Gilliland

Park Social Hour Club Meets At Forest Park Shelterhouse

The Forest Park gathering hosted by Mrs. Bill Ratzlaff featured Nancy Fahey of Chicago as guest helper. Devotions and business were led by Mrs. Royce Gregg, who also won the door prize. A wash cloth shower for the hostess and a birthday shower for Mrs. George Sowers were given, with games led by Mrs. Harry Johnson. New member Mrs. Byron Mohr attended among other members and guests listed.

Terry Shoemaker Lola Mae Tommy Sink Diana Bill Martin Larry K Lynn Benny Randy Vickie Jan Page the Mines H. E. DeVore Paul Mohr Rado Mohr Keith Page Harlan Page Max Shoemaker Ernest Sink Lewis Stewart

Bridal Shower Honors Natalie Netala of Edgerton

Natalie Netala of Edgerton was honored at a bridal shower Saturday evening hosted by Mrs. Patrick Sharon at the Alfred Riley home. Miss Netala, set to wed Joe Mott in August, enjoyed games and refreshments with a host of guests including the Mines, Larricks, Sie Hunter and Sylvia, Eisenman, Sharon and Michael, Wiest, Shay, Good and Marlene, Gillihan, Hastings, Irene Mott, Wayne Bailey, Billie Roberts, Betty Myers, Patty Thompson, and Judy Riley. Several attendees sent gifts.

Natalie Netala Edgerton Patrick Sharon Alfred Rileys Miss Netala Joe Mott The Mines Homer Larrick Letha Larrick Josie Hunter Sylvia George Eisenman Eugene Sharon Michael Albert Wiest Betus Shay Oris Good Marlene Clifford Gillihan Carrie Hastings Irene Mott Wayne Bailey Billie Roberts Betty Myers Patty Thompson Judy Riley

Newborns Named From Local Births This Week

The daughter born July 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aaron Cramer at 421 2 S. Hickory is Kimberly Sue, weight 3 lb 7 oz. The Yeagers of RFD 1 welcomed twins July 11 Donald William 4 lb 12 oz and Constance Arlene 5 lb, and a daughter born July 13 to Mr. James Eason Black of 210 Maple is Ethel Marie 5 lb 11 oz.

Willis Aaron Cramer Kimberly Sue John Steven Yeager Donald William Constance Arlene James Eason Black Ethel Marie

Weekend visitors and military homecoming in Ottawa area

The passage lists numerous social calls and visits across Ottawa and nearby towns. Residents include J. A. Van Valkenburgs, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Neal, the Bennetts, Harold Wingert, Jim Fogle, Bill Stansbury, Dean Goodwill, Margaret Ashton, and Karolyn Decker among others. Notable items: ROTC summer duty returnees from Craig AFB Alabama, and missions travel in Kansas City.

Lloyd Neal Richard Neal Jeri W. H. Boyd Ottawa Raymond Brown Overbrook J. W. Bennetts Harold Wingert Wellsville J. T Farney Jim Fogle Bill Stansbury Craig Air Force Base Alabama Dean Goodwill Rock Island D. J. Goodwills W. R. Binns Joe Lawrence Margaret Ashton Frank Davis J. E. Decker Delaine Heckman Kansas City Karolyn Decker Kansas Ernest Staadt Stanley Billie Wichita Harvey Staadt Pomona

Williamsburg Area News Summary

Mr and Mrs H N Trabert and Hal visited J A Harper in Garnett Sunday. Mrs Harper improved. R P Mizes and Jim of Topeka, after a Little Rock trip, stayed with G W Turrels and brought Joel home Monday. E E Neal dined with Lester Davidsons in Ottawa. Marie Lomas of Osawatomie visited W E Robbins. Janette Thornbrugh entered Stewart’s Beauty School in Topeka after a trip with Willard and Jerry Weigand. Patricia Milliken returned to Topeka after a week with H C Milliken.

H. N. Trabert Hal Garnett J. A. Harpers Harper R. P. Mizes Jim Topeka Little Rock Ark G. W. Turrels Joel E. E. Neal Lester Davidsons Ottawa Marie Lomas Osawatomie W. E. Robbins W. R. Thornbrugh Willard Jerry Weigand Janette Thornbrugh Stewarts Beauty School Vietta Case J. A. Harper H. N. Traberts Jayhawker Ernest Ireland Emporia F. R. Herron Patricia Milliken H. C. Millikens

Clock Watcher Keeps 160 Antique Clocks Ticking

Guthrie Center Iowa resident Charles C Kennedy 71 a former barbershop inspector maintains a collection of more than 160 antique clocks all kept in working order.

Guthrie Center Iowa Charles C. Kennedy

Stanton Area News Sees Visitors From Nearby Towns

Ray Clark of Healy Kansas visited the Stanton area to check cattle and see his sister, Mrs. Raymond Ricketts. Mrs. Maude Myres and Jim Chamberlin called on Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gall and sons. Mrs. Glenn Small and Tony Lee visited Mrs. Clifford Dempsay and son Rodger. Charley Bates, Mrs. Claude Turner and Chester spent time with Mrs. Virgil Beebe and Coleen and Patricia at the George Brassfield home.

Ray Clark Healy Kansas Raymond Ricketts Maude Myres Jim Chamberlin Jay Gall Glenn Small Tony Lee Clifford Dempsay Rodger Charley Bates Claude Turner Chester Virgil Beebe Coleen Patricia George Brassfield

Local Folks Visit Paola and Area Friends

Mrs Earl Yackle visits Paola Saturday with guests including George Brassfield Bill Calvin and their Osawatomie family Miss Velda Yackle Bob O Selle and Carly O S ee of Collifer Iowa Mr and Mrs Jesse Rattles welcomed visitors Friday evening Mrs Maude Myers and Jim Chamber to their home

Earl Yackle Paola George Brassfield Bill Calvin Osawatomie Velda Yackle Bob O’sell Jim O'See Carly Collifer, Iown Jesse Rattles Maude Myers Jim Chamber

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