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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1958

Page

8

Anniversary Open House for Li M Shaughnessy Family

A silver wedding anniversary open house will be held Sunday from 2 to 5 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs Li M Shaughnessy 730 S Main. The couple married June 20 1938 at Westphalia and moved to Ottawa in 1941. They have three children Kay Charles Michael and Linda. Kay, a KU graduate, will become a registered physical therapist after hospital affiliations in Kansas City. Charles Michael starts his second year of architecture at Kansas State College Manhattan next fall and summer work at Bennett Creamery. Linda will be in sixth grade at Sacred Heart Catholic School. Helpers include Mrs Lee Wediman Mrs Francis Golden Mrs R M Hodson Mrs A Z Harkins and Mrs B Ubelaker.

Li. M. Shaughnessy S. Main Margaret Thompson Shaughnessy Westphalia Ottawa Charles Michael Kansas State College Manhattan Bennett Creamery Linda Sacred Heart Catholic School Lee Wediman Francis Golden R.M. Hodson A. Z. Harkins B. Ubelaker

Baby Names at Ransom Memorial Hospital

A series of newborns are named at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Cyn hia Lynn Norton weighed 6 pounds 9 ounces, Sharon Kay Christersen 7 pounds 6 ounces, Ricky Jay Olmsted 8 pounds 6 ounces, Curtis Ervin Schleif 7 pounds 4 ounces, Cynthia Ann Holden 7 pounds 5 ounces, Margaret Helen Collins 5 pounds 3 ounces, Charles Chester Schoonover 5 pounds 8 ounces, and Kenton Neil Myers 7 pounds 13 ounces.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Charles Allen Norton Oak Cynhia Lynn Norman Charles Christersen East 9Th Sharon Kay Lee Roy Olmsted S. Cherry Ricky Jay John Henry Schleif East 5Th Curtis Ervin William Closter Holden S. Mulberry Cynthia Ann Charles Louis Collins Williamsburg Margaret Helen Charles Cleo Schoonover Charles Chester Bennie Ray Myers N. Oak Kenton Neil

Garfield Gardeners Club and Union Chapter Meeting Notes

A community notice lists meetings for Garfield Gardeners Club Mrs Dale Purcell CWF first Christian Church joint group and general meeting at 12 30 pm Earnest Workers CUAbs Trinity Methodist Church 2 pm Boyd Ladies Aid Bre Karl Johnson Ladies Social Circle Pol Luck at United Presbyterian Church.

Wedarsdar Union Garfield Gardeners Club Dale Purcell C.W.F First Christian Church Earnest Workers Cuabs Trinity Methodist Church Boyd Ladies Aid Bre Karl Johnson Pol Luck United Presbyterian Church

Fuller Hieber Wed In Lane Methodist Church

Leora Nell Fuller daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Fuller and John Edward Hieber son of Mr and Mrs Jake Mieber were married June 8 at 2 p m in Lane Methodist Church Rev Ross Sackman officiated double ring ceremony Garden flowers the church decorations Mrs Marcella Beets played the wedding music and accompanied Mrs G W McKinzie who sang Because and The Lord s Prayer A reception followed at the uncle and aunt's home Mr and Mrs Clarence Huffman Bride wore a brocaded satin ballerina gown with pearls and red rose bouquet Attendants wore pink and blue dresses with white carnations Linda Fuller was ring bearer Diana Ellis flower girl Ushers included Larry Fuller Donald Hieber and Vernon McKinzie The bridegroom's mother and bride mother wore blue outfits Both families noted in Ottawa Peace store The groom earned a B S degree in electrical engineering from the University of Kansas and will reside in Akron Ohio after a wedding trip to the Ozarks. The bride’s going away outfit was a navy suit with white and beige accessories.

Leora Nell Fuller Charles Fuller John Edward Hieber Jake Mieber Lane Lane Methodist Church Ross Sackman Fairview Marcella Beets G. W. McKinzie LaVerne Ellis Loree Fuller Linda Fuller Diana Ellis Donald Hieber Ottawa Hieber University of Kansas Akron Ohio Ozarks Ottawa University Pi Theta Chi Wellsville White Ottawa High School University of Kansas Law School Franklin County Bagnall Dam

Guard Wives Meet at Memorial Auditorium Ottawa

A meeting of the Ottawa Guard Wives was held last night at Memorial Auditorium. Mrs. John Hamerickhouse presided as the constitution was adopted. Officers elected include Mrs. James Lemon president and Mrs. William Wuest vice president.

Ottawa John Hamerickhouse James Lemon William Wuest Chester Medaris Don Capper Leland Gilliland Gilliland Medaris Lemon

Delicious salad share from Mrs. Scott in Wycoff area

Mrs. Fred Scott of Wycoff HDU shares a simple fruit cheese salad recipe. She combines pineapple juice with Philadelphia cream cheese, adds pineapple chunks and marshmallows, folds in chopped English walnuts, then chills the mixture for at least an hour.

Fred Scott RFD 3 Wycoff Hdu

Florence Arnold Weds Don White in Simple Private Ceremony

Florence M Arnold and Donald L White married in a simple private ceremony June 1 at 7 pm in the chapel of the First Methodist Church Rev Charles L Knight performed the double ring service Communion followed vows Bride daughter of C C Arnold Osawatomie and groom's parents Leonard A White 919 Willow Also present were family members and Rosalyn Arnold maid of honor Organist Carolyn Spong Great Bend Attire included a white dacron and cotton gown for the bride and blue nylon dress for the maid of honor The couple will reside at 117 West Fifth Street and plan a July August recess from meetings.

Florence M. Arnold Donald L. White Charles L. Knight First Methodist Church C. C. Arnold Osawatomie Leonard A. White Willow Wendell Joe Lytle Arnold Rosalyn Arnold Leslie Cummings Rockville Center Carolyn Spong Great Bend Sabrina Jerry Slavens

Socialettes: Pauls en route to California for vacation

Mr and Mrs Merle Paul moved from Ottawa to Hot Springs Arkansas and wrote friends they were headed to California last week for a vacation. They will be joined by their son Merle Jr at San Diego June 25 after finishing boat training at the U S Naval Training Center en route home they plan to stop in Ottawa. Mr and Mrs Carl Schneider and family spent Sunday attending the golden wedding celebration of Mrs Schneider's parents Mr and Mrs E H Cope.

Merle Paul Ottawa Hot Springs Ark California Merle Jr San Diego U. S. Naval Training Center Paul Carl Schneider RFD 3 Schneider E. H. Cope

Memorial Service and Masonry Event at Local Temple

A meeting was held last night at the Masonic Temple presided over by Mrs. Fred Sehnert. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guilfoyle and Eugene Harford. A memorial service was held for Gilbert W. Ponton who was active in Masonry for many years. Plans were made for an ice cream social in July.

Kindrea Masonic Temple Fred Sehnert Jack Guilfoyle Eugene Harford Gilbert W. Ponton

Ottawan To High Office In Job's Daughters

Mrs. Phil McCracken was elected vice grand guardian at the Grand Session in Hutchinson. About 1300 girls and sponsors attended. Karen Duffield escorted McCracken for installation. Ottawa Bethel supplied decorations and presented a pantomime. Attendees from Ottawa included Edith Ponton, Lavonne Hobbs, and Jeanie Hogelin.

Phil McCracken International Order of Job's Daughters Hutchinson Karen Duffield McCracken Ottawa Bethel Kay Stafford James Gollier Judy Sloan Sue McKinley Marjorie Zook Marilyn Robertson

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