RAF Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs A C Head
Royal Neighbor Friendship club gathered Thursday evening with Mrs A C Head as hostess assisted by Mrs Carl Furman and Mrs Leona Chesser. Mrs Paul Boyke led the group and cards were sent to ill members. A handkerchief shower was given to Mrs C L Breckenridge Oracle. Entertainment committee included Mrs Melvin Dickson George Wertz and Richard Cowdin. Others present were Mrs Frank Bingaman W J Swords Bob Robinson Nick Myers and Cora Pursley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Head
Royal Neighbor Friendship Club
Carl Furman
Leona Chesser
Paul Boyke
Club
C. L. Breckenridge
Oracle
Mmes
Melvin Dickson
George Wertz
Richard Cowdin
Frank Bingaman
W. J. Swords
Bob Robinson
Nick Myers
Cora Pursley
Let Your Imagination Go In Arrangements of Driftwood
Dianne Bethell shares how to create driftwood arrangements using found materials. She advises starting with a plot, using imagination, planning for space, choosing harmonious items, and arranging in odd numbers. She demonstrates at 4-H meetings and on TV, then rebuts that she may resume talks after gathering more material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Bethell
Dianne
Arkansas City
Topeka
Hutchinson
HDU
Club Forecast Wednesday Events At Forest Park
Community notices list LOVE and LOYALTY at Forest park C W F and Trinity W 8 C 8 with Union Chapel W 5 C 8. Mrs Pearl Mathias at 740 8 Poplar. Thursday Baxter Social Hour with Mrs Bill Bishop host at Wycoff community. Mrs Harry Pahiman Tally Mission Circle. Raymond Mock reports U S Savings Bonds are safe.
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Forest Park
C.W.F
Christian Church
Trinity
Union Chapel
Pearl Mathias
Baxter
Bill Bishop
Wycoff Community
Harry Pahiman
Tally Mission Circle
Raymond Mock
Field-Fouts Nuptials in Ottawa at Trinity Methodist
Pauline Field and Lynn Fouts of Ottawa were married July 14 at Trinity Methodist church in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev. R. B. Craig. The bride wore a blue linen dress with pink carnations. They honeymooned at Bagnell Dam in the Ozarks and live on a farm six miles southeast of Ottawa. Mrs. Fouts works at Happy grocery. Mr. Fouts is a carpenter.
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Pauline Field
Lynn Fouts
Ottawa
Trinity Methodist Church
R. B. Craig
Bagnell Dam
Ozarks
Fouts
Happy Grocery
Dressing and fashion notes mix in Ottawa miscellany
A collection notes ironing disliked by Ottawa women and a kimono washing method. Mrs Neal Haggard models a fine silk kimono made in Japan. A clipping from Ruth Millet on shorts argues for sensible dress, urging mothers to balance modesty with modern ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Neal Haggard
J. P. Haggards
Haggards
Japan
Ruth Millet
Myers Rockhold Nuptials Exchanged At Centropolis
Patricia Joan Myers wed Keith Rockhold in Centropolis Christian Church at 2:30 PM. Attendants included Judy Ransom and J W Longstreth. After reception, couple's wedding trip took them to the Ozarks and Oklahoma. they reside on a farm northwest of Ottawa with guests from Wakarusa, Lawrence, Topeka, Baldwin, Colony and Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Joan Myers
Fred Myers
Keith Rockhold
Arthur Rockhold
Route 4
Don Hood
Centropolis Christian Church
Giadioli
Hayden Turner
Judy Ransom
Ottawa
J. W. Longstreth
Baldwin
Rex
Lester Myers
Bonnie English
Cordle Family Hosts Birthday Dinner in Ottawa Area
A family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cordle on route 1 Wellsville honored Mrs. Cordle on her birthday. Guests included Lyle Cordle and family, Bettge family, Debbie and Kenny Ray, and Claron Cordle group from Ottawa. Homemade ice cream and birthday cake accompanied the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cordle
Darrel
Route 1
Wellsville
Lyle Cordle
Bradley
Brenda
David Bettge
Debbie
Kenny Ray
Claron Cordle
Ottawa
Baby Susan Dianne Dickinson Born in Princeton
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Duane Dickinson of Princeton was born July 24 weighing eight pounds seven ounces. She is named Susan Dianne. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs M H McClelland of Princeton and Mr and Mrs Martin Dickinson of Homewood. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs F J Stanbury of Pomona.
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Dianne Bethell
Harold Bethell
Williamsburg
HDU
O. U
Herald
Lois Smith
Socialettes Travel Plans and Local Meetups
Socialttes report Mrs. Charles Geiger and family arriving in Kansas City to greet a daughter and relatives from Palo Alto California. The Howard Lees family return from a Keosauqua vacation with a family reunion. Leesons attend Lawrence music and art camps. Frank Fahey and wife await Chicago visitors. Nancy Fahey summers with grandparents. Liberty Social Hour club elects officers led by Mrs. Paul Pritchard with Mrs. Glen King and others attending Bible quiz.
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Charles Geiger
Kansas City
Palo Alto
Calif
Harry Nevin
Charles
Lori
Rocky
Howard Lee
Richard
Bill
Timothy
Deborah
Rhoda
Keosauqua
Leesons
David
John
Lawrence
Liberty Social Hour Club
Forest Park
Paul Pritchard
Glen King
Albert Barnhart
Harold Murphy
Charles Fields
Minies
A. Stewart
Eldon Morgan
Louise Dale
Ray Angleton
Emory Deaton
Charles Ratliff
C. A. Nearmyer
Polish cadets flee across Iron Curtain in stolen plane
Two anti Communist Polish air cadets Bogdan Biskupski 21 and Karol Kruk 20 stole a training plane and asked for asylum. They landed at Oberbergern near Krems in Lower Austria and cited unbearable living conditions in their Communist homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Oberbergern
Krems
Lower Austria
Bogdan Biskupski
Karol Kruk
Far and Near Club Hosts Watermelon Feed
The Far and Near club held a Thursday afternoon meeting with a watermelon feed. Mrs. Harry Moody was hostess, prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. C. Hannaman, and several members and guests assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moody
J. C. Hannaman
Virginia
Wilma Carey
Helen
Charlotte Moody
Bennie Stinson
Joyce
Lois
Karen
Grant Carey
Harold Bones
Larry
Earl Schmitt
Pat
Jon
David Brown
Sharon
Craig
Urges Stassen join Democrats
Senator Goldwater urged Harold E Stassen to switch parties and abandon efforts to replace Nixon on the Republican ticket. He called Stassens move disruptive to Eisenhowers re election drive and said the party should not pursue further disension. Minnesota Senator Thye called the effort untimely and noted Eisenhower had expressed pleasure Nixon wished to run again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Goldwater
Ariz
Harold E. Stassen
Nixon
Stassen
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Paul Butler
Wayne Morse
Wayne Morse,’ Goldwater
Sen. Thye
R-Minn
Herter
Minnesota
Landing Space May Be Problem
Oklahoma City air show crowds risk limited spots as Will Rogers Field will close to itinerant aircraft August 30 to September 3. Two auxiliary fields will serve private planes during the closure while Fay D Lineham and airport manager William C Coleman warn Labor Day weekend air traffic will surge over the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
William C. Coleman
Will Rogers Field
Coleman
Fay D. Lineham
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Oklahoma
Clearing Away Hitler Rubble in Berlin
East Berlin’s Communist regime has begun clearing the rubble of Hitler’s Reichs Chancellery, eleven years after Soviet forces blew it up. The area was fenced and forbidden as workers sort debris into piles, with no official plan announced for the ruins or surrounding bunker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
East Berlin
Hitler
Reichs Chancellery
Hiller
Bane Cellery
Pattern 4607 Fashion Dress for Shorter Fuller Figures
Pattern 4607 offers a cool sundress with button bolero and slimming lines for smaller figures. Includes half sizes 14 14 to 24 44 and yardage estimates, complete illustrated instructions, and mail order details to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald pattern dept. New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th &T
New York
N. Y
Wheat payments drop in Oklahoma FCIC half of prior year
In Stillwater Oklahoma the Federal Crop Insurance Corp reports 450000 dollars paid for wheat crop losses this year versus 3108000 last year. Myron Moore state director says payments are down about five percent due to a better harvest and cautions that continued adverse conditions could curtail sales of insurance policies for the 1957 crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Oklahoma
Myron Moore
Moore
FCIC
Prunes with Bacon on Salad Greens and Mayo
A simple dish combines stuffed drained prunes with bits of crisp bacon served over salad greens and finished with mayonnaise.
Fresh Blueberries Mix with Melon and Veg Sauce
A playful kitchen note suggests pairing fresh blueberries with cantaloupe and orange cubes. It also recommends using leftover cooked vegetables stirred into a tomato sauce to top hamburgers.
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RAF
Modern
Ottawa Transfer & Storage Company
N. Main
U. S
John G. Kaiser
Masonic
Pho
Mrs
Muecke Studio
A Wathomal Dairy
Goueen Development CO
Bairy Queen
S. Main
Dale Alan
James L. Turner
S. Mulberry
Thomas E. Michel
Ralph B. Turner
Route 7
J. E. Turner
Leon Michel
C. O. Saffron
Wright Studio
Frank Fahey
Chicago
Leonard E. Allen
Nancy
Douglas Bros
Far and Near Club
Urges Stassen
Democrats
Alexander Insurance Agency
Elna
Albright
Necchi - Elna
Joane Haloms
Gorham
Tox Inc
Marks Newfield
REALS
Kansas
State of
Fred Hall
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Hall
Water Resources Board
Enuer
Fred Meek
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