Cut-Up Cake Demonstration at HDU Playday in Ottawa
The annual HDU Playday featured a Cut-Up Cake demonstration led by Mary Ann Hewitt of Silver Leaf 4-H Club. She showed designing a sailboat from a 9-inch square cake using white and orange frostings, shared step by step cutting and frosting methods, and earned first county prize with a blue ribbon in the district. Rosemary Crist welcomed attendees while Mrs. T. Thornton led group singing. a luncheon followed in O.U. Commons with Franklinettes decor.
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HDU
Ottawa
University Auditorium
Alaska
Sylcolate
Elizabeth Sprague
Franklin County Guidance Center
Mary Ann Hewitt
Silver Leaf
Miss Hewitt
Max Randel
Ruth Hoopes
Rosemary Crist
Home
T. Thornton
Tequa Hdu
W. R. Binns
J. E. Decker
W. R. Hopkins
Irwin Heth
Glenn Fitch
M. E. Rei Lnecke
O.U. Commons
Greenwood
Franklinettes
Silver Leaf 4-H Club
Lois Smith
Socialettes and church groups meet in community notices
Socialettes Navy Mothers sewed 25 pounds of rag rags yesterday at a meeting with Mrs Gene Mille. Melvin L Sellers received the door prize. There were 14 members present and two guests, Mrs Francis Mille and Marietta Mille. Union Chapel prayer circle held Hebrews Bible study directed by Mrs John R Forrer. Mrs George Stewart presided. August 6 was set as the date for the annual ice cream supper. Faith Lutheran Guild topic last evening led by Mrs Lewis Buck. Mrs Chris Krueger Jr hostess assisted by Mrs Chris Krueger Sr. Eight members and Pastor Kurt Juengel were present. Soroptimist Club will have 2 luncheon tomorrow in Lofgreen building. Wanda and Deloris Pederson have gone for a two week vacation, traveling via Miami and Atlanta to Havana, plan to return through New Orleans.
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Navy
Gene Mille
Melvin L. Sellers
Francis Mille
Marietta Mille
Union Chapel Prayer Circle
John R. Forrer
George Stewart
Faith Lutheran Guild
Lewis Buck
Chris Krueger, Jr
Chris Krueger Sr
Kurt Juengel
Soroptimist Club
Lofgreen
Wanda
Deloris Pederson
RFD
South
Miami
Fla
Atlanta
Havana
Cuba
New Orleans
Farewell Party For Barker Couple Held At Lake Ottawa
Tot-To-Teen club members and husbands hosted a farewell party for Mr and Mrs William Barker as they prepare to move to Portland Oregon. The event near Etareen Lake five miles southwest of Ottawa featured a picnic supper fishing boating and water skiing with thirty two attendees and a gift from club president Mrs M E Reinecke.
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William Barker
Portland
Ore
Etareen Lake
Ottawa
M. E. Reinecke
Girl Staters Report At Ottawa Club Dinner
Three guests attended the Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner. Mary Alice Johnson, sponsored as county dairy princess, and Martha Senter with Martha Maxwell spoke about Girls State on the KU campus in June. The event was sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and the BPW Club.
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Ottawa
England
U.S
Ottawa Club
Sleepwalking misadventure tied to a jewelry convention
In Chicago Ralph Goldberg claimed sleepwalking led to his lodging mix up at the Morrison Hotel. He checked in as Mr. and Mrs. F, sparking police to watch Room 1242 during a jewelry convention. Lisciandrello, an ex convict, rented a room. Goldberg, Weir and officers tracked activities from 4 am onward. The case involved immigration concerns and a conspiracy allegation.
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Margaret
Fitzgerald
Chicago
Ralph Gold- Fitzgerald
Berg
Lisciandrello
Walker
Goldberg
Los Angeles
Charles Fitegerald
Canada
Morrison Hotel
Frank
the Morrison
Raymond Clark
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Athene
Hull
Leslie Mallory
Shari Anne
Frank McMillen
Wellsville
Janis
Alan
Jake Strobel
Richmond
Walter McMillen
Wright
Yardley
Cologne
S. Main
Phe
Ottawa Savings and Loan
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
The
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al Ee
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association
F. R. Bennett Milo M. Hewit
H. J. Henning
Wm. W. Wallace Dean Berlin
Ottawa Herald
Dairy Queen Soda
Dairy Queen Sodas
Dairy Queen
Jerry Bowman
South Main
Osburn
Glidden No
Cage
Malott
RCA Whirlpool
Tur Gas Service CO. Natural Gas
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