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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1957

Page

5

Flag Day Luncheon Closes DAR Session Hostesses Named

The General Edward Hand Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a Flag Day luncheon at Mrs. B. W. Kelney’s home with Mrs. J. R. Henning presiding. National D A R officer Mrs. Edwin F. Abels spoke and installed officers while presenting the film The Flag Speaks. Engagement announced for Katherine L. Oshel to Robert J. Hiatt, with details on both families and education. wedding planned for late summer.

B. W. Kelney Edward Hand Daughters of the American Revolution Mmes Henry Parker H. P. Blunt L. 0. Gaddis A. E. Willis J. R. Henning John Lamb John Nesbit

G A R Circle Hosts Circle and Past Presidents Club

G A R Meets at Mrs Rena Biederman home with Mrs Ray Koontz presiding for the Circle and Mrs W L Pickering for the Past Presidents. Sixteen bouquets seven calls and ten cards reported. Red Cross gifts totaled 10 and relief contributions 15. Five new markers placed in Highland Cemetery. Scouts placed 225 flags at Highland and 290 at Hope for Memorial Day. Door prize awarded to Mrs Frank Cannady. Strawberry ice cream molds with flags cake and punch served. Other attendees listed.

G. A. R. Circle Rena Biederman Ray Koontz W. L. Pickering Red Cross Highland Cemetery Hope Cemetery Frank Cannady Clara Kaiser Mines Charles Peterson Mattie Gingrich George Rule Frank Bingaman G. L. Bolton J. F. Heckman

Shower Honors Mrs Philip Benton at Layette Event

Mrs Philip Benton was honored at a layette shower Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Ray Koontz with hostesses Mrs Stewart Humphreys and Mrs Marvin Hart. Roses and sweet peas adorned the room and gift packages formed a bassinet centerpiece. Refreshments were served. Invited guests included Mrs Lester Jenks and Betty and Mrs Hazel Golden of Topeka, Mrs F D Garrison, Gladys Garrison, Mrs Ernest Van Wie, Mrs Henry Sebrant of Richmond, Mrs Carrie Mills of Lane, Mrs Lewis Eeord, Mrs Earle Madison, Mrs Joe Moody, Mrs Herman Benton, Mrs A F Lewis, Mrs Carl Richardson, Mrs John Allen, Mrs Pearl Allen and Mrs Guy Monroe.

Philip Benton Ray Koontz Stewart Humphreys Marvin Hart Lester Jenks Betty Hazel Golden Topeka F. D. Garrison Gladys Garrison Ernest van Wie Henry Sebrant Richmond Carrie Mills Lane Lewis Eeord Earle Madison Joe Moody Herman Benton A. F. Lewis Carl Richardson John Allen Pearl Allen Guy Monroe

Socialettes highlight local moves and visits in Ottawa

Socialettes recount Dr. and Mrs. A H Cecha arriving from Long Beach to Ottawa to reside in the Henley home at 1404 S Oak. They note Cecha's sister Nancy Williamson of Ottawa and list various relatives visiting from Hutchinson Topeka Lawrence Chicago and Denver. The notice mentions vacations to Ozarks Washington D C and Virginia Beach and trips by the Doyens Gardner and Dodd families.

A. H. Cecha Long Beach Calif Ottawa John D. Henley S. Oak Cecha Nancy Williamson Charles S. Williamson S. Willow Henley Ottawa Steel Inc Denton Texas R. G. Williams Bill Schroeder Kathy’ Lynn Leon Spore Earl Farris Ray Farris Hutchinson Topeka Lawrence Williams Schroeder Chicago Denver Fred Gardner Freda Washington, D. C Mr. Gardner Allen Newman Franklin County Harry Dodd Jerry Black Christopher Virginia Beach

Baby Names in Multiple June Births Across Town

A sequence of birth notices lists several newborns with parents and addresses. Patricia Lea Harrell June 5 weighing 4 lb 2 oz. David Alan Johnson June 6 weighing 7 lb. Gregory Scott Hoglund June 6. Connie Lee Wood June 7. Debra Kay Mallicoat June 7. Cindy Lu Hill June 8. Charles Artedore Jr. Hill June 9. Deborah Jones June 10.

Legion Auxiliary In Election At Warren Black Post No 60

American Legion Auxiliary Warren Black Post 60 met in Memorial Auditorium with Mrs. Howard Henderson presiding. Officers elected for 1957 1958 include President Mrs Henderson first vice president Mrs Joe Towner second vice president Mrs Jennie Wisdom secretary Mrs Clare Sinclair treasurer Mrs C E Buckner historian Mrs J W Roberts chaplain Mrs Frank Duvall sergeant at arms Mrs James Meyer. Delegates and alternates named for department convention June 22 23 in Kansas City Kansas. July August meeting months set aside. program honors Flag Day. piano solo by Mrs Mabel Holmes. door prize won by Mrs Holmes. refreshments for 15. hostesses listed.

American Legion Auxiliary Warren Black Post No Memorial Auditorium Howard Henderson Henderson Joel Towner Jennie Wisdom Clare Sinclair C. E. Buckner J. W. Roberts Frank Duvall James Meyer Department Townhouse Kansas City Kas Sinclair Towner Gladys Anthony Duvall Meyer Everett Stith Russell Crow George Medlock Wisdom Ray Waddell Tom Flory Mabel Holmes Holmes Harry Worthington Orpha Jones

Stern parenting urged by Cleveland judge

Cleveland juvenile Judge Albert A Waldman says delinquency would drop if parents stop being pals with teens He advocates stern discipline like Victorian era fathers and says fathers complain about giving boys too much leeway and leniency to be friends instead of authority.

Cleveland Albert A. Waldman

Community clubs and events schedule weekly listing

A dense weekly social calendar lists multiple clubs and group gatherings across venues such as Forest Park Highland Avenue Manse and North American Hotel. Highlights include Navy Mothers Highland Avenue Club Presbyterian Women and Liberty Social Hour with varied meetings potlucks luncheons and installations through Friday.

NAVY Highland Avenue Club Clarence Goading Manse Lloyd Wilkinson Hazel Rebekah Lodge Pomona Lodge Faith Lutheran Guild W. Cc. T. UL Assembly of God Church Church North American

Newborns Named with Weights and Dates in Linn Ottawa and Richmond

A June batch of births includes Robert David Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Roland Johnson of 836 Tremont weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces born June 10. Jana Lynn Russell daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Dean Russell of Ottawa born June 1 weighing 6 pounds. Christopher Joseph Rockers son of Mr and Mrs Mark Rockers of Richmond born June 1 weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces.

James Dean Harrell Patricia Lea Thomas Willard Johnson Williamsburg David Alan Glenn G. Jones Polmona Deborah Roland Johnson Tremont Robert David Wilbur Dean Russell RFD i Ottawa Jana Lynn Mark Rockers Richmond Christopher Joseph

Perfect 29 point cribbage hand shown in Braille cards

Yorkton Sask. a perfect 29 point cribbage hand appeared in Braille cards shown by Fred Schnell a blind war veteran.

Yorkton Sask Fred Schnell

Powell River paper mill adds newsprint machine

Powell River Paper Co reports a new machine now stalled, expected to raise daily output to 300 tons and lift annual production by about 90,000 tons, a 25 percent capacity increase for the mill.

Powell River, B.C Powell River Paper Co

Wellsville couple wed in Methodist ceremony

Wellsville girl Mary Ann Benham and Rev. Leonard S. Barry of Marshall Missouri married June 2 in a Methodist church. Officiants were Rev. Leslie Templin and Rev. Paul Leslie. The bride wore white brocade with organdy mitts and carried flowers on a prayer book. Sister of the bride served as matron of honor. best man was Charles F. Barry of Kansas City. The couple's home is Dallas Texas where Barry studies at Perkins School of Theology and serves youth at St Johns Methodist Church.

Mary Ann Benham John V. Benham Wellsville Leonard S. Barry Barry Marshall, Mo Leslie Templin Paul Leslie Kenneth P. O'Dea Sheryl May Juanita O'Dea Charles F. Barry Kansas City Alvin L. Benham Littleton Cole LeLoup Gulf Coast Mrs. Berry Dallas Texas Mr. Barry Perkins School of Theology St. John's Methodist Church

Stitch And Chatter Club Holds Meeting

The Greenwalt Stitch and Chatter Club met at the Harold Kimball Some Wednesday. A dinner was served at noon. Mrs. Harold Guy conducted a business session with a roll call on favorite colors. Mrs. Lester Fox won the door prize and Mrs. Lou Roush won a gift. Several men, children and many members attended.

Greenwalt Stitch and Chatter Club Harold Kimball Harold Guy Lester Fox Lou Roush Mmes Earl Wall Ray Feuerborn Dick Frakes Harry Beall John Guy E. M. Henderson van Roush Bert Binkley Chester Martin Ernest Warner Dick Fox Janice Sandra Masheter

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