Janet and Joyce Cox host Musical Majors Club gathering
Lois Smith reports the Musical Majors club met Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Orlis Cox home. Dee Ellen Lister and Mrs. M. A. Welty performed piano solos and duet, Joyce Cox accompanied the group. Welty supervised chord formation. refreshments were served by the Coxes and the Cox daughters. Guests included Disque, Lister, Parker, Perkins, and Tipton, with Martha Ann Disque and others in attendance. The next meeting is Aug 12 at Dee Eller Lister's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Joyce Cox
Orlis Cox
Dee Ellen Lister
M. A. Welly
Welty
Cox
Joyce
Fred Disque
Willard Lister
Henry Parker
Paul Perkins
George Lister
Mary Kathryn Tipton
Martha Ann Disque
Jareth Duncan
Judith Lister
Betty Parker
Paula Perkins
Ottawa Social Notes Mixed Trips and Engagements
Socialettes report Mr and Mrs Harold Crawford returning from a nearly two week trip including a nurserymen convention in Toronto and four days in New York City visiting relatives. Omega Beta Sigma Phi hosted a Forest Park picnic for fourteen couples. Other items include a postmaster couple taking a two day vacation to Glenwood Springs, Naylor family planning a Los Angeles trip, Jack McGee visiting Ottawa, trips by Clare Creviston and family and by Roy Lake and Myron Steere families, a golden wedding anniversary in Medicine Lodge for Roy and wife, and engagement of Ivalee Crockett to Max Dougherty with military son serving at China Lake. Mrs Doman’s reunion in Philadelphia included Liberty Bell visit and Rockettes show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Crawford
Toronto
Canada
New York City
Crawford
Robert Kerr
Milton Kerr
Crawfords
Jack McGee
Amarillo
Tex
Ottawa
Mel
Clare Creviston
George Glover
Michael
Debby
Jae
Missapa
Arkansas
Roy Lake
Anderson County
Medicine Lodge
Myron Steere
Mike
Sara
Gwyn
Barbara
S. Mulberry
Keuka ‘Lake
New York State
Washington, D. C
Fredericksburg
Howard Doman
East
Tesk
Philadelphia
Ipa
Gettysburg
New York
Radio Center
Central Park
Ottawa Woman Learns To Look Both Up And Down
An Ottawa woman shares a humorous travel memory from New York on 42nd Street where a strong subway air current lifted her skirt as she stood over a grate above the subway tunnels. She advises tourists to look around and down as well as up, after the surprising near-wardrobe malfunction. Dorothy Webster, visiting from Beatrice, Nebraska, plans a London trip to meet a long-time pen pal and guest at the friend’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
New York
42Nd St
Dorothy Webster
London
Miss Webster
Andl
Harry Webster
Beatrice, Nebr
Local People Gather for Club Forecast and Events
A district note lists Club Forecast events for Monday and Tuesday at Forest Park and Memorial Auditorium, plus a small Ottawa boy who collects locust shells and watched one shed its skin. The item also mentions East Presidents, G A R Ladies, and various groups and meetings including church circles and auxiliaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Niente
Forest Park
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa
Ow.n.c
McDonald-Burns Engagement Announced in Harris
Mr and Mrs Hugh L McDonald of Harris announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jeanette to John R Burns son of Mrs Maurice Moore of Waverly No date set for the wedding Miss McDonald a Clark's School of Business graduate employed in Santa Fe offices in Topeka Burns is a junior at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia studying accounting
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Harold Crockett
Route 2
Ivalee
Max L. Dougherty
John Dougherty
Wellsville
Miss Crockett
Ottawa High School
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Pfc. Dougherty
Wellsville High School
Marine Corps
China Lake
Calif
Mary J. McDonald
John R. Burns
Hugh L. McDonald
Harris
Mary Jeanette
Maurice Moore
Waverly
Miss McDonald
Clark's School of Business
Topeka
Santa Fe
Mr. Burns
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Harris Couple Wed Sixty Years
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Means of Mar ning celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary with an open house. They received flowers and gifts after refreshments. Mrs Means wore a yellow dress similar to what she wore at their 60 year ago wedding at the Sir Presbyterian manse in Garnett. Both were born near Harris and have lived in Reeder township all their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Means
Marning
Minnie Belle Kesselring
Mr. Means
Sir Presbyterian
Garnett
Harris
Reeder Township
Means
Names of babies born at Ransom Memorial Hospital
A list of newborns with parents and addresses from Ransom Memorial Hospital. Cannady Roger Dale seven pounds ten ounces born July 15. Baysinger John Franklin eight pounds two ounces born July 15. Johnson Dianna Lee seven pounds ten ounces born July 16. Schmidt Kathleen Marie six pounds eleven ounces born July 17. Phillips Robert Leo eight pounds one ounce born July 18. Baldovino Patricia Ann seven pounds five ounces born July 18. Weidner Woodson C seven pounds three ounces born July 18. Jones Donald Bradley seven pounds five ounces born July 19. Dehn Jeralyn Raye five pounds twelve ounces born July 20. Allen Randolph Lee eight pounds ten ounces born July 20. Kahler Michael Greig eight pounds fifteen ounces born July 21. Keltner Mark William eight pounds five ounces born July 21.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Cannady
Richard Cannady
N. Main
Roger Dale
Baysinger
Orval Baysinger
St. Sycamore
John Franklin
Johnson
Jerry
Garfield
Kansas City
Dianna Lee
Schmidt
Arthur Schmidt
Kathleen Marie
Phillips
Robert Phillips
Route 3
Robert Leo
Baldovino
Manuel Baldovino
King
Patricia Ann
Weidner
Willis Weidner
Willow
I Woodson C
Jones
Donald Jones
Donald Bradley
Dehn
Donald Dehn
Lyndon
Jeralyn Raye
Allen
Arthur Allen
Hamblin
Randolph Lee
Kahler
Bill Kahler
Mulberry
Michael Greig
Keltner
Roger Keltner
Mark William
Senate Passes Foreign Aid Bill With 62 22 Vote
In Washington the Senate approved a 3.21 million dollar foreign aid appropriation by a 62 to 22 roll call. The vote included Republicans Carlson Kansas and paired Schoeppel. Democrats Symington Missouri Fulbright Arkansas Hennings Missouri Monroney Oklahoma. Democrats against McClellan Arkansas Kerr Oklahoma. Also notes 1,076,000 U S families disrupted by divorce or death in 1954 and the fact it takes 65 to 100 mink skins to make a coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Carlson
Kansas
Symington
Fulbright
Ark
Hennings
Monroney
Okla
McClellan
Kerr
Schoeppel
R-Kas
U. S
Looking Back At Ottawa Society July 23 1940
Rural club meetings this week are postponed as members cook meals for threshers. Highland club session moved to Aug 13 with Mrs Simon Nitcher as hostess. Ice cream socials held at United Brethren church Peoria and Latimer schoolhouse led by Mrs L A Stone and Mrs Z K Evans. Latimer social committee includes Mines Ed Anderson Floyd Hamner Bert Fouts Walter Beal D Baer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Club
Simon Nitcher
United Brethren Church
Peoria
Latimer
L. A. Stone
Z. K. Evans
Ed Anderson
Floyd Hamner
Bert Fouts
Walter Beal
D. &. Baer
Hall And Hiatt Charges Continue
Hall and Hiatt exchange counter charges over alleged improper purchases for the executive mansion. Hiatt, fired by Gov. Hall for insubordination, plans to appeal to the State Civil Service Board, claiming a hearing would reveal facts reaching into the Kansas Senate and other high places. Dr. Leonard Axe serves as acting purchasing director after Hiatt's dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEKAW
Fred Hall
Eugene W. Hiatt
Hall
Executive Mansion
Hiatt
State Civil Service Board
Kansas Senate
Loan to Udall Phone Company receives federal loan
The Udall Telephone Co Inc was granted a $153 000 loan by the Rural Electrification Administration to repair damage from the May 25 tornado that nearly demolished the community in Udall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
Wyo
Washington
Udall Telephone Co., Inc
Rural Electrification Administration
Nebraska Editor Gets A Stomping
Harrsi, Neb. Keith Blackledge of the North Platte Telegraph Bulletin traveled to Scottsbluff to visit his father W R Blackledge and then went to Harrison for the National High School Rodeo trials where he witnessed events at the rodeo while on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Neb
Keith Blackledge
North Platte
Telegraph Bulletin
Keith
Scottsbluff
W. R. Blackledge
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
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Women’s Page Society
Lois Smith
Just-A-Mere Club
L. Q. Gaddis
K. H. Mengerhausen
Elaine Gaddis
Ben Barnes
Dewey McClay
Raymond Davis
Ralph Jacob
N. A. Chambers
Rollie New
Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
T. J. Cummings
Glenwood Springs
Colo. Eee
N. E. Naylor
Clyde Pierce
Dickie
Overland Park
Los Angeles
Ivalee Crockett
LMS
Eric Blederman
Bunshine Wheta
Elay
Loyalty Fullowship
Federated Ghutrch Berman Guild of
U. FP. Church
Joan McCandiesa
Rebheres
N. W
Tom Crawford
Ruth Moody
Bery
Ross V.eww
Rantoul Wscs
Mra
Petar Papps
Appanoobe Baptist Miasionary Bounty
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Rexall Store
Masonic
Smith's Down - Towner
Jan’s Grill
Ottawa Society
Carolyn Anne
Catherine Anne
J. Ashton Mouton
Lafayette
New Orleans
Richardson
Douglas Bros
Hall and Hiatt
Leonard Axe
Department of Administration
Ins
Hintt
Udall Phone Company
The
Star-Herald
Nebraska
Royal Jackson
China
Carmen
Jeannine
Trout
Albright's
Sciasora
CabraCord
Albright
Wee
Sinclair Power
Sinclair
North Main
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund
Co.d. Optometrist
SIG
Olin G. Wollen
O.D
Optometrist
Bennett
A. G. Madison, O.D
Rodney McClay
D.D
Chiropractors
Hugh Campbell
Dr. Paul
Hughes Chiropractor
Onnurestr, Wu Can No Ltd
Fhe Nad Siacteeter
8. M. Brockway
X-Ray Bennett
Hevestors Diversified Services, Inc
Hazen L. Richardson
S. Main
Kanaan
Credit Bureau OF
K. Eitner
Christian Science
State Bank of Ottawa
D. L. Young
Prescription
Briscoe Drug Store
ER. D. Capron
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M.D
Pho
Geo. W. Davis
M.D
Frank A. Trump
Louis N. Speer
General Medicine and Surgery
James E. Wallen
M.D. Obstetrica and General Medicines
R. A. Gollier, M.D
Henning Bros
Marin
Sylva Lofgreen
Victor ¢. Lofgreen
Physicians and Surgeons
Walnut
Roberts
Burough Herald C
David G. Laury
General Medicine and Obstetrica Professional Building Office
Joe W. Selby
W. I. Conger
Don Collins
Main
H. N
Harold Peffly
D.V.M
Ottawa Veterinary Hospital
N. Main Dy
BR. A. Bruce
John F. Hudelson
Pomona
Rana Ees
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