Play Day feature highlights Russia misconceptions
At Ottawa University a Play Day talk by Bea Johnson of Kansas City addressed misinterpretations of American freedom in Russia. Johnson, first American woman allowed behind the Iron Curtain, recounted voting contrasts, May Day observations, and scientific progress cited by Sputnik. The event featured slides by her husband, performances, a cancer film, and a luncheon in the Commons.
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Russia
Bea Johnson
Kansas City
HDU
Ottawa University
Johnson
Dean Johnson
Harold Wingert
J. E. Decker
L. T Pattie
Misses Pattern 4668 Chemis e Shirt Ad
Misses size 10 to 18 pattern 4668 offers a fitted front with a blousing back and two necklines with three sleeve options. Printed directions accompany the pattern. 16 requires 3 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 50 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for mailing to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald pattern department in New York.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa _ Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Weekend Grocery Bargains Highlight Fryers and Hams
The Associated Press notes fryers and canned hams as weekend specials in many supermarkets. Fryer prices are down two to six cents a pound in parts, with a projected longer stay of lower prices. Summer supplies may exceed last year by about twenty percent. Canned hams emphasize convenience and versatility. Pork prices are down slightly, beef stays high with rib and chuck roasts in demand. A broad range of steaks remains common. Fruits and vegetables stay cheap, led by cabbage with cucumbers beans lettuce potatoes and tomatoes following, though rain affects tomatoes and shoppers should inspect them.
Wiener Roast Held by Ottawa Memorial Group
Memorial W F W Post and Auxiliary held a wiener roast and potluck supper last evening at the club home. Bernard Bruner showed films of Yellowstone National Park Colonial Williamsburg and comics after the supper. Mrs. Frank Wise received a door prize. Mrs. Ferris Bailey of Lebo was awarded a five year pin. Rugs crafted by hospitalized veterans at Wadsworth were offered for sale.
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Ottawa
W.F.W. Post and
Bernard Bruner
Yellowstone National Park
Colonial Williamsburg
Frank Wise
Ferris Bailey
Wadsworth
Unwed mother faces adoption choice after baby birth
An 18 year old, single, gave her baby up to relatives after a May 18 birth and considers adoption. Ann Landers advises unmarried mothers with few resources to pursue formal adoption and avoid painful arrangements, while addressing marriage disputes and parenting pressures from readers.
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Ann
Socialettes and Upcoming Wedding Plans Mentioned
Mrs. G. D. Weilepp and Mrs. C. A. Tucker depart for a Manitou Colorado vacation staying through early August. Mr. Weilepp will join later. N. N. Circle hosted a social afternoon with bingo and refreshments by Mrs. Nell Johnson. A personal shower honored Barbare Shader by Mary Jo Byrne. Shader-Netherland wedding set for August 31 with ten guests.
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G. D. Weilepp
C. A. Tucker
Manitou
Colo
N. N. Circle
Nell Johnson
Mary Jo Byrne
World Federation of Methodist Women program topic discussed
Mrs. Kenneth Stoffer presented The World Federation of Methodist Women for Richter W.S.C.S. on Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Wood led worship. Mrs Glenn Gillette announced attendance at Baldwin School of Missions. Members planned church cleaning next week and devotional services to replace August meeting. Mrs. Gillette and Mrs. Juanita Nielsen hosted. roll call featured bright sayings from children. Fourteen members were present.
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Kenneth Stoffer
World Federation of Methodist Women
Richter W.S.C.S
Fred Wood
Glenn Gillette
W. E. Crawford
School of Missions
Baldwin
Gillette
Juanita Nielson
Satisfaction Guaranteed Upholstering Opens in Tarps and Canvas
Local shop offers track seat recovering and furniture upholstery services in Tarps and Canvas area. Owner states reliable results with quick turnaround and durable materials.
Woman’s sharp instinct ends claim to sword match
A fragment describes a woman who could have ended with the first sword and has a deadly instinct for the jugular. The line suggests that marrying her would carry risk or consequence.
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