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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1956

Page

3

Dry Storage Eye Bank To Aid Blind

CHICAGO P A revolutionary new kind of dry storage eye bank is helping ten formerly blinded women regain sight. Corneas dried and stored in vacuum for months may be shipped to patients, avoiding brief refrigerated storage. Dr John H King Jr spoke at the AMA detailing dehydration based cornea preservation developed at Walter Reed Army Institute.

Chicago Acci American Medical Assn John H. King Jr Georgetown University Medical Center Washington, D.C Army Ocular Research Unit Walter Reed Hospital King Army Medical Corps

Kansas Delegates Pledge Ike Nixon Support at Convention

Topeka delegates to the national Republican convention pledge support to President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon. In a telegram to Eisenhower yesterday the delegates said they unanimously pledge their support to you personally and to the renomination of the great Republican team of Ike and Dick.

Topeka Kansas Eisenhower Nixon Ike and

Bear Leffingwell Wedding Saturday At Baptist Church

Miss Edith Bear and Mr Walter Bear joined Mr James Leffingwell in a candlelight ceremony at the First Baptist church in Las Animas Colorado. Rev Roger Fredrikson officiated at 7 o clock with a setting of gladioli and palms. The bride wore a princess gown with Chantilly lace and a veil, carried a Bible arrangement of pink roses and white streamers. Matron of honor was Mrs Carl Ganguish and bridesmaid Claire Peters. Best man was Larry Leffingwell. ushers included James Springfield William Culbertson Richard Thomas Tom Dillon and Willard Inskeep. A reception followed at the church. The couple, both from Ottawa University, will reside at 832 South Oak after a Colorado wedding trip.

Edith Bear Vinela Bear Las Animas Colo Walter Bear Kaiser James Leffingwell Harold Leffingwell Salina First Baptist Church Roger Fredrikson J. R. Henning Joe Henning II Carl Ganguish Shelton Nebr Claire Peters Lorraine Larry Leffingwell James Springfield Evansville Ind William Culbertson Sterling Richard Thomas Tom Dillon Lamar Quenemo

Picnic Supper for Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Held

The Beta Omicron chapter hosted a picnic supper on the Hjorth patio last evening. Mrs. Gardner Campbell led a business session. Guests included Mrs. James Huddleston, sponsor Mrs. Claude Webb, and members Mmes. Bill Baldwin, Robert Engles, Gay Harris, Robert Melroy, Joel Nordeen, J. T. Seright, Art Wagoner, David Woods, Harry Brown, Lawrence Ott, and Tom Walsh.

Beta Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Doris Beverly Hjorth Gardner Campbell James Huddleston Claude Webb Mmes Bill Baldwin Robert Engles Gay Harris Robert Melroy Joel Nordeen J. T. Seright Art Wagoner David Woods Harry Brown Lawrence Ott Tom Walsh

Recruit Class Hosted by North Baptist at Eller Home

The North Baptist church recruit class met last night at Mrs. Leona Eller’s home with group singing of God Bless America a reading Old Glory by Mrs. Merrill Bliss and a flag salute. Miss Gladys Keith led devotions and Mrs. Frank Davis presided over a business session. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bliss and her group. Attending were guest Mrs. L V Snapp Coffeyville and members Mmes Harry Hough Leo Howard Levier Hough Clyde Zielsdorf Earl Baxter Ed Brown George Phibbs W W Miskimon Roy Campbell Fred Lemon and Clarence Keefer.

North Baptist Church Leona Eller Levier Hough Clyde Zielsdorf Earl Baxter Ed Brown George Phibbs W. W. Miskimon Roy Campbell Fred Lemon Clarence Keefer

Girl Mayors Named at Sunflower Girls State

LAWRENCE Sunflower Girls State delegates conducted primary elections this day as part of governance study. Yesterday the girls elected mayors of mythical cities including Carol Matter of Jewell Beverly Hoffmeister Topeka Mary Carol Stephenson Pittsburg Carol Freeman Lawrence Donna Coe McPherson Linda Keenan Stafford Carolyn Murphy Wichita Lou Brown Hutchinson Judy Bias Wyandotte County Sherrie Day Osborne and Karen Keown Arkansas City.

Carol Matter Jewell Beverly Hoffmeister Topeka Mary Carol Stephenson Pittsburg Carol Freeman Lawrence Donna Coe McPherson Linda Keenan Stafford Carolyn Murphy Wichita Lou Brown Hutchinson Judy Bias Wyandotte County Sherrie Day Osborne Karen Keown Arkansas City

Cheddar Cheese Balls with Nuts For Fruit Salad

A recipe note instructs chilling five ounces of soft cheddar cheese then shaping teaspoonfuls into small balls. Each ball is rolled in a half cup of finely chopped toasted nut meats for a crunchy finish to fruit salad.

Royal romance rumors denied in Sweden visit

Prince Bertil of Sweden officially denied rumors of a romance with Britain's Princess Margaret during her visit for the Equestrian Olympic Games. The denial was issued after Swedish papers linked the pair amid Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh's attendance.

Stockholm Sweden Berti Britain Margaret Queen Elizabeth Duke of Edinburgh Prince

Prunty Family Visit in Greeley

Socialettes report Mr and Mrs R E L Prunty of Greeley Colorado visiting for a week at the home of Mr Pruntys sisters Misses Margaret and Lucile Prunty Lucile who suffered a hip fracture in February is now able to walk some again

R. E. L. Prunty Greeley Colo Mr. Prunty Margaret Lucile Prunty Lucile Prunty

Retta Conclave Holds True Kindred Meeting at Masonic Temple

Retta Conclave True Kindred met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Carl Nutt Jr. presiding. Five received True Kindred degree: Walter Lipford Osawatomie. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harder. and Mr. and Mrs. Billie Amyx Lawrence. Supreme amendments will be voted at a supper meeting June 18. Forty persons attended.

Retta Masonic Temple Carl Nutt, Jr Walter J. Lipford Osawatomie Albert C. Harder Billie E. Amyx Lawrence H. E. Brink Raymond Smith Jr

Girl breaks 18 banks to fund European trip

Norman Oklahoma reports 14 year old Jeanne McClure admitted cracking 18 piggy banks over 12 years to save pennies nickels and dimes totaling 132 dollars. She and her mother plan a European tour this summer after counting the coins.

Norman Okla Europe Jeanne McClure

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