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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1961

Page

3

Misses Pattern 4570 Offers Relaxed Sheath Style

Jenne Adams features a lean long-waisted sheath with soft hipline shirring. Easy to sew Printed Pattern 4570 for Misses' sizes 10 12 14 16 18 includes fabric yardage for size 16 and mail-in pattern request details to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York NY.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Coffee Honors Mrs Bundy At Morning Event

Mrs. Sarah Bundy, visiting from Washington DC, was guest of honor at a coffee hosted by her daughter-in-law Mrs. R N Bundy at 903 S Hickory. Attending were Mrs. Martha Vanmeter, Mrs. J A Blunt, Mrs. T W Henshaw, Nellie Teague, Mrs. FE C Twining, Mrs. Dan Fiehler, Mrs. Donald Harbison, Sadie Steele, Mrs. Russell Howard, Mrs. J F Heckman, Mrs. F J Tundstedt, Mrs. A W Urquhart, and Mrs. Lula McDonald.

Sarah Bundy R. N. Bundy S. Hickory Bundy Washington, D. C Martha Vanmeter J. A. Blunt T. W. Henshaw Nellie Teague FE. C. Twining Dan Fiehler Donald Harbison Sadie Steele Russell Howard J. F. Heckman F. J. Tundstedt A. W. Urquhart Lula McDonald

Blister Em Both Thatll Stop Them Dear Ann Landers

Dear readers letters present advice on stopping siblings backseat fighting during long car trips and avoiding marital strain from ongoing affairs. The columnist recommends setting rules, deterring “Let’s aggravate Our Parents” games by immediate consequences, and suggests parental spanking as a discipline method.

Ann Landers M.J.C Dad

W.S.C.S. Installation at Trinity Methodist

The Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Trinity Methodist yesterday and installed officers led by President Mrs. Howard Fisher and Vice President Mrs. Walter Bolen. Department heads announced, devotions were by Mrs. Brinkmeyer with Mrs. Ferguson assisting, the lesson by Mrs. Chapman, and hostesses included Mrs. Alban, Mrs. Ackley, and Mrs. Selby for 22 members and four visitors.

Trinity Methodist W.S.C.S Howard Fisher Walter Bolen Carroll Kirkpatrick Max Cartmill A. E. Sullins Ben Gibson Elmer Perkins Walter Pohl Emile Barnes Fred Proffitt Harry Loyd Ralph Brinkmeyer Earl Mendell Henry Alban Everett Chapman Brinkmeyer Elsie Ferguson Chapman Alban Isa Ackley Howard Selby

C W F Meeting Sets June 21 Installation and Aug 2 Coffee

The C W F worship theme Bring Her Bud to Glorious Flower guided by Mrs George Starbuck and Mrs Lee Harrison. Miss Nellie March presided. June 21 installation service for four C W F groups after a 12 30 potluck luncheon announced. A dedication service for used clothing for Church World Service led by Mrs Charles Schoonover. Next meeting set for 9 am August 2 with coffee.

C.W.F Christian Church George Starbuck Lee Harrison Nellie March Roy W. Browning Sr Charles Schoonover

Club Forecast Friday THE SENIOR CLUB, Youth Center

The Senior Club at the Youth Center will meet Friday for a forecast of upcoming events. Members will discuss activities, guest speakers, and volunteer opportunities for the month ahead.

Numerous Newborns Named in June Birth Notices

The listing records multiple newborns with parents and hometowns across Louisiana and Kansas, naming Paul K. Jr Dana Lynn Roger Alan Michael Joe Gregory Allen Douglas Ray Barbara Ann Debra Jo Kevin William William Robert and more. Weights range from 6 lb 11 oz to 8 lb 214 oz. The notices mention hospital stays at Ransom Memorial Hospital and residences including New Orleans Wellsville Pomona and RFC 4.

Paul K. Raiford New Orleans Paul K. Jr Raiford Nandora Macdonald M. Todd Macdonald Hoxie Ottawa Macdonald First United Presbyterian Church Kaiser Industries Henry Joel Nordeen Jr Hickory Roger Alan Theodore McCall Specer Lane Michael Joe Ransom Memorial Hospital Hugo Albert Blaas Gregory Allen Samuel Douglas Lawson Wellsville Douglas Ray Cecil Ellsworth Beatty RFC 4 Barbara Ann Bill Lee Shook S. Mulberry Debra Jo Leo Ernest Istas Pomona Kevin William Bill Owen Snider N. Poplar William Robert

Family Picnic for Barretts and Area Guests in Forest Park

A Sunday Forest Park picnic honored Mr. and Mrs. Everett Barrett, Larry and Linda, and Mrs. Ora Barrett who have returned to Nampa Idaho. Attending were Bill Kitts Melvin and JoAnne Formoso Larry Everett son Topeka Fred Leitner Marion Wilson Overland Park Ira Jordan Kansas City Duane DeWald Roxanne Janice Ken DeWald Bill Barbara Cheryl Gene Kitts Rodney Mrs Charles Kitts and Cecil Gilmore.

Forest Park Everett Barrett Larry Linda Ora Barrett Nampa Idaho Bill Kitts Melvin JoAnne Formoso Larry Evertson Topeka Fred Leitner Marion Wilson Overland Park Ira Jordan Kansas City Duane DeWald Roxanne Janice Ken DeWald Bill Barbara Cheryl Gene Kitts Rodney Charles Kitts Cecil Gilmore

Prices Of Meat In Slight Dip

Prices of meat show a slight dip as increased supplies reach markets across New England, the East, Midwest, and Far West. Chuck roast, lamb specials, and other beef cuts appear with lower prices, while eggs rise again. produce counters offer a wide range of fresh fruits and vegetables from nearby farms, with asparagus, corn, lettuces, melons, and tropical fruits among notable bargains.

New England East Midwest Far West South

Flag Tribute Opens Union Chapter Meeting With Flag Ceremony

Mrs Nancy Lamb presided last night at Union Chapter No 15 C E S in the Masonic Temple for a flag dedication ceremony. The 50 star flag was presented by the Past Matron Club, with Mrs C Raymond Smith giving a brief flag history. Mrs Robert Conary sang as Mrs Myron Steere escorted the flag to the East assisted by Mrs C J Pence and Mrs Roy Donart. Tea featured a patriotic Statue of Liberty and Uncle Sam setup, served to 32 members.

Nancy Lamb Maron Union Chapter No. 15 C.E.S Masonic Temple

Reunion Picnic at Hobbs Home in Princeton

A family reunion was held Sunday on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hobbs in Princeton. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Oswald with Laverne Doyle Berthoud Cole, Mrs. James Whiteford with Glenna Beth any Alex and Scott, Great Lakes II, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oswald, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sutley with Steven, Atchison, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stevenson with Jo Elaine and Nancy Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kerr with Belinda Bill and Les, Lawrence, Mrs. W. A. Gordon, Mrs. Sarah Hall of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Oswald, Mrs. E. J. Oswald, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hobbs with Roy and Don.

Mrs R. G. Hobbs Princeton Glenn Oswald Laverne and Doyle Berthoud Cole James Whiteford Glenna Bethany Alex Scott Great Lakes, II Earl Oswald W. L. Sutley Steven Atchison L. A. Stevenson Dale Stevenson Jo Elaine Nancy Kay Dale Kerr Belinda Bill Les Lawrence W. A. Gordon Sarah Hall Richmond C. E. Oswald E. J. Oswald Jerry Hobbs Roy Don

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