Summer public recitals at Christian church feature many pupils
The Women’s Page reports the annual summer music recitals by Mrs. J L Shelden’s pupils. Sunday offers 2:30 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. programs with Betty Waymire Mary Coltrane and others. Monday evening continues with Tommy Mudrick and more students. Also announced are engagements and marriages within local families and a note that U S Savings Bonds are safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Shelden
The
Christian Church
Betty and
Dalene Waymire
Mary Coltrane
Allen Schmitt
Douglas Schultz
Carolyn Jantz
Larry Crawford
Susan Fleming
Sue Arlene Judd
Theresa Carter
Wayne Kissinger
Brenda Brenner
Judy Daugharthy
Marilyn Shoemaker
Marva Sue Walker
Wayne Wiggins
Bobby Crawford
Joyce Baldwin
Russell Wiggins
Gary Fisher
Susan Alderman
Pamela Shelden
Artie Jo Emerson
George Reed Gage
Sharon Burke
Harriet Bechtle
Nancy Ann Fmian
Janice Zook
Roger Welton
Betty Parker
Douglas Pierson
Mike Clarkin
Patricia Bechtle
Terry Kramer
John Meharry
Carrol Bruce
Ruth Ann Shoemaker
Gary Underwood
Judy Lister
Rita Fisher
Jack Kille
Bobby Lewis
Beverly Ann McDaniel
Charlotte Plough
George Brenner
Judy Schmitt
Tommy Mudrick
Sonny Larios
Wendell Lewis
Marlin Pierson
Herbie Harrah
Ronnie Hobbs
Gordon Bruce
Tyson Harvey
Rebecca Coltrane
Kathleen Garnet
Mary Fleming
Jean Hawley
Jerry
Births Announced in Greeley and Paola
Mr and Mrs Harold Sutton of Greeley announce a daughter born July 17 at Osborn Clinic in Colony. Mr and Mrs Gene Kratzberg of Greeley announce a son born July 22 in Paola. Mr and Mrs Clyde Morgan announce a birth on July 25 at Anderson County Hospital Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sutton
Greeley
Osborn Clinic
Colony
Gene Kratzberg
Paola
Clyde Morgan
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Indian Love Playday Speaker at Ottawa Univ Auditorium
Mrs. Gertrude E. Lewis, Indian name Pov-It-So, a public relations representative for the A T and S F Railway, will be the featured speaker at the Franklin county HDU Playday in Ottawa University auditorium. Inducted into the San Juan tribe in 1949 for aiding the Santa Fe Indian exhibit at the 1948 49 Chicago Railroad Fair, she will wear Navajo attire with silver and turquoise jewelry and illustrate her talk with handcrafts. She is French Canadian by birth, a naturalized U S citizen, and travels widely in public relations and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
HDU
Ottawa University
Gertrude E. Lewis
A.t.&s.f. Railway Company
Topeka
San Juan
New Mexico
Lewis
United States
Baby Names From Local Birth Notices
The Douglas county birth record lists Susie Ann Nichols daughter of Irvin A. and wife at route 1 Overbrook weighing four pounds eight ounces at Ransom Memorial hospital. Dennis Keith Parks son of James and wife Pomona born July 22 weighing six pounds 12 ounces. Kenneth Eugene Farrell son of Donald and wife 216 S Cedar born July 23 weighing six pounds seven ounces. Donald Eugene Ralston son of Alvin and wife Lane born July 25 weighing eight pounds nine ounces.
Ander son Family Dinner in Kansas City
Socialettes report that Mr and Mrs Robert A Ander son and their children Nancy Chuck David and Addie will attend a family dinner Sunday in Kansas City at the home of Mrs Anderon s parents Dr and Mrs Sam E Roberts. Soroptimist club held a luncheon meeting and short business session in North American hotel yesterday with Mrs Bruce Allis on president. The Darville family Carolyn and Richard returned to their home in Over-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Anderson
Nancy
Chuck
David
Addie
Kansas City
Soroptimist Club
Bruce Allison
Charles S. Darville
Carolyn and
Richard
Miss Helen Osburn Home From Weeks With Relatives
Ottawa society notes Miss Helen Osburn returns from a several weeks stay with relatives. She and Mrs. E. P. Elmers of Chicago visited Bourbon Missouri with Mrs. J. R. Kincaid and are sisters. Additional items report Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Tucker Ruth and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hegberg visiting relatives and attending Frontier Day in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Osburn
Miss Osburn
E. P. Elmers
Chicago
Ottawa
Bourbon
J. R. Kincaid
Elmers
Kincaid
Orvel Tucker
Ruth
Sac City
Walter Hegberg
Cheyene
Wyo
Mr. Hegberg
H. A. Bolle
Margaret Louise
World-Wide News Briefs from Formosa to Argentina
AP dispatches report a Chinese Nationalist paper denouncing Washington’s Geneva talks as appeasement, Adenauer writing to the Big Three for German reunification support, U S vaccine aid for European children, clashes between police and Communists in Rosario, and U S Ambassador Riddleberger warning Yugoslav officials. Also notes a snack suggestion and France’s postwar death rate decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
China Daily News
Washington
Geneva
Red China
United States
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Edgar Faure
US warns Yugoslavia over MIG fighter plane construction
Belgrade reports that the United States has warned Yugoslavia that the building of Soviet MIG fighter planes on its soil could seriously affect U.S. interests and relations between the two nations. The advisory signals heightened tensions amid Cold War pressures and regional security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
U.S
Pastor Guilty in First Northwest Synod Heresy Trial
Milwaukee report says Rev. George P. Crist Jr., 31, was found guilty on nine counts of deviation from church doctrine by a seven member synod panel and suspended from his pulpit. He was acquitted on five charges and warned his formal ministry could end. he suggested teaching philosophy at college level. In New York, ex Mrs. Stella Crater Kunz, former wife of missing judge Joseph Force Crater, reiterated belief he was murdered, saying the probe was bungled and that extortion could explain his disappearance 25 years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Northwest
Synod of
United Lutheran Church
George P. Crist, Jr
Burham
Waukeshai County
Synod
Crist
Christ
Jesus
New York
State Supreme Court
Joseph Force Crater
Crater
Carl Kunz
Stella Crater
Emil K. Ellis
Times Square
New York City
Horn Structures in Hoofed Animals Compared
Buffalo horns are hollow and permanent while deer antlers are solid and shed yearly. Antelope shed the outer sheaths from permanent cores, leaving new growth to replace the old.
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Women’s Page Society
Teddy Brecheisen
Edgerton
Jean Elizabeth
Gordon Lynn Reynolds
Ray Reynolds
Baldwin
U. S
G. L. Grabhorn
Marianna
Donald M. Jones
Glen Jones
Reserve
Kas
Harry
Harry Smith
Dean
Doan
Bennett's
Flavor-of
Bennett Creamery CO
N. Walnut
Land Park
N. N
Tom Crawford
Guy Barker
W. M. McClintie
W.F.W. Post
Mmes
Bob Compton
Francis Wise
Ferris Bailey
Francis Bogart
Francis Keefer
Roy Lambert
Warner Lutz
Victor Sowers
Bob Honeycutt
Ed Curbey
Dick Wilson
Margaret Howell
Baker
Betty Howell
Emporia
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Cuba
Yucatan Peninsula
Sterling
Damask Rose Mansion
Stanton Hall
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Ottawa Society
M_ed a
Ottawa Insulation CO
Andy Meitchen
W. Seventh
Ottawa, Kansas
Lee Reneau
West 2Nd
Associated Press
Heidelberg
U.S. Army
Europe
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Rosario
Tito
James Riddleberger
France
Dean Berlin
Sunrise Dairy
Malott's
Good Housekeeping
Coed Housekeeping Institute
Malott Hardware & Appliances
S. Main
Madison
Jewelers
Bulova
Elgin
Shmuer
Mann - Bell
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Plisse
Terrill
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