Baker and Bunch Read Vows in Winchester Kansas
Ottawa University couple Kay Baker and Michael Bunch wed May 29 at Hebron Baptist Church Winchester Kansas officiated by Rev Clifford Burke. Details include bridal gown peau de so le silk organza lilies of the valley lavender orchids and lilies. They will reside at 3647 South Central Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Kay Baker
Michael Bunch
Hebron Baptist Church
Winchester
Kan
Fred Baker
Mary Bunch
Pasola
Warren Bunch
Clifty
Ark
Clifford Burke
Ding Tapers
Beth Brammell
Milford
Neb
Nancy West
Aurora
Cole
Rose
Linda Ringling
Alton
I1r
Jacqueline
Furlan
Cheseterland
Ohio
Hoyt Sherwin
Shawnee
Steve Morris
Broomall
Roy Baker
Larry Baker
Beth Baker
Ronald Baker
Phyllis Anderson
Martha Jensnings
Jane Griffin
Donald Navinsky
Alice Merritt
Evelyn Bailey
South Central
Kansas City
O. U
Party Honors Donna Bones at Bridal Shower
Donna Bones was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted at Mrs. Russell Wray's home with Mrs. L. E. Dunn and Mrs. Lloyd Daugharthy assisting. She plans to marry Craig A. Davis in June. Guests included relatives and friends, and prizes in cone tests were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Bones
Russell Wray
L. E. Dunn
Lloyd Daugharthy
Miss Bones
Craig A. Davis
Fred Kissinger
Russell Dyer
Dianne
Rolan Davis
Craig Davis
Maude O’neal
Ernest Finch
Morris
Westminster Picnic Hostesses Lead Woman's Association Lunch
The Woman's Association picnic lunch at Westminster United Presbyterian Church Wednesday featured hostesses Mrs. Max Ward Mrs. F J Worthington Mrs. Joel Cutting and Miss Gertrude Clark. Worthington gave memorial devotions and tributes were paid to Mrs. Frank J. Miller and Mrs. Louise Branson Miller. Barr conducted the business meeting and Harder presented a World Book of Prayer message. Officers were elected including treasurer Mrs. W. R. Gamble sewing and supplies chairwoman Mrs. Ware nominating committee member Mrs. John Sheldon departmental secretaries Mrs. Worthington Mrs. Roger Greenslade Miss Carrie Adams and Mrs. Robert Spencer.
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Woman’s Association
Westminster United Presbbyterian Church
Max Ward
F. J. Worthington
Joel Cutting
Geretrude Clark
Worthington
Frank J. Miller
Louise Branson Miller
J. F. Barr
R. O. Harder
World Book of Prayer
Treaseurer
W. R. Gamble
Ware
John Sheldon
Roger Greenslade
Carrie Adams
Robert Spencer
Beauce Ants Hold Session In Masonic Temple
The Social Order of the Beauce held a Thursday evening meeting at the Masonic Temple led by Mrs. William Wright. Mrs. C J Pence reported that 1793 articles were sent to Osawatomie State Hospital by the Assembly in May. Invitations were issued for inspections by Atchison and East Gate Assemblies on June 17 and 25, and Kansas City Assembly No 4 for Friendship Day on September 7 with Mrs Everett Stark as guest officer. Refreshments followed in the dining room with Mrs Wright as chair.
Trinity WSCS Study Session Highlights Memorial Sale Plans
Mrs Norman Hazen led the Trinity Methodist WSCS lesson The Young American Mother Who Is She assisted by Mrs Olivia Sieg and Mrs Marion Coen Mrs Chester Louderback played accompaniment Mrs Max Cartmill conducted the business session Mrs Walter Bolen presented a president s pin to Mrs Cartmill A rummage sale was announced for Memorial Auditorium June 12 Members reported 57 calls 22 Trinity graduates include one college senior 10 from Senior High and 11 from Junior High A July 7 coffee meeting is set for 9 30 a m A School of Missions is planned for July 12 at Baldwin Refreshments were served to 25 adults and 16 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hazen
Trinity Methodist Wscs
Olivia Sieg
Marion Coen
Chester Louderback
Max Cartmill
Walter Bolen
Cartmill
Memorial Auditorium
Bill Bryan
Trinity Church
Harry Loyd
Henry Alban
School of Missions
Baldwin
June Wedding Plans for Tipton and Keith
Mary Catherine Tipton and Roger A. Keith set June 19 for their wedding at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Tipton, Ottawa High School class of 1964, works for Southwestern Bell. Keith, son of C. E. Keith, Ottawa High School class of 1960, attended Kansas State University and Wichita Electrical Institute, and is a farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Tipton
Roger A. Keith
Nelson Tipton
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Jaynes Completes Yearly Project Work at Meeting
Jaynes completed their year's project work at a Tuesday evening gathering with Mrs. Ken Bruns, presenting a $50 contribution to the Boys Club. The group donated $5 to the Day Care Center. Guest speaker Howard Ryman from Osawatomie State Hospital spoke on Mental Retardation, followed by a general discussion. Plans were made for a weekly storytelling hour at Carnegie Library for preschoolers with Mrs. Gary Caruthers as cohostess.
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Jaycee Jaynes
Ken Bruns
Don Woodward
Howard Rynaman
Osawatomie State Hospital
Carnegie Library
Someer
Gary Caruthers
Barbecues For Visitors At Schnoke Home
Portsmith Virginia resident Fred E Schnoke left June 1 after a three week leave with his parents Eldon and wife Penny remained in Ottawa with her parents J Ralston. Eldon Schnoke hosted two barbecues attended by James Ralston Jim and Carolyn Emile Barnes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Schnoke
Portsemouth
Eldon Schnoke
Penny
Breneda
Ottawa
James Ralston
James Ralseton
Jimmie
Carolyn
Emile Barnes
Fred H. Schnoke
M. L. Stoffer
Sarah
David
Lawrence
V. A. Schnoke
Harley Davis
Amusing outdoor cut-outs from Pattern 471 offer full size guides
The item describes entertaining cut-outs of animals and birds for outdoor walls or rooms. Pattern 471 provides actual size cutting and painting guides and costs 35 cents, with a Cut-out Packet No. 76 including many more full-size figures. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. offers these patterns.
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The
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New
New Hope WMS Meeting Led by Mrs Chambers
New Hope Baptist W M S held a June 3 session presided by Mrs Tom Chambers. Mrs Dale Van Horn led singing and presented a vocal solo with Mrs Jim Peckham as accompanist. Ethel Miller gave devotions and three division vice presidents explained their divisions in the basement WMS fair setting with orchid and white decor and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Chambers
New Hope Baptist
Dale van Horn
Ethel Miller
Richard Copeland
Jim Peckham
O. D. Garrett
Wesley Stevenson
Fort Scott couple collects art and antiques at local museum
W. L. Summers and Mary Lona Summers opened an Fort Scott museum display March 1 featuring over 50 collections. The display includes a German doll on a pin, a Mary Todd Lincoln doll outfit, Civil War era firearms, advertising gifts from turn of the century retailers, and a vast glass collection. Their history spans from a shared antique shop in Cotter Arkansas to a lifelong passion that began with a few early rifles and refined into a large doll and antique trove now totaling about 1,200 dolls and many other pieces.
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Richard Pearl
Fort Scott
Abraham Lincoln
Summers
Boxer
Mary
Idaho
Charleston
Missouri
Pere Sons
Smmmers
Coteter
Ark
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Baker-Bunch
Mrs
Trinity Wscs
Jess Blake
Wright
Jaynes
Albright
S. Elm
Ideal
Better Homes and Garden
Good Housekeeping
Turner Real Estate
Meeker & Son Construction CO
New Hope
WMS
Troy Alan Whitacre
Rhondi Lea
Alan Whitacre
S. Mulberry
William Johnson
Jessie Dykstra
Fort Scott Couple
Henry Pe
Williams
John Ward
Vonswacen Or
Conzelman Motors, Inc
Hiway
South Lawrence, Kansas
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