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A young girl writes seeking unity for a club of friends and asks how to keep her presidency. The advisor suggests adding members to shift balance and gain new ideas, preserving democratic rule.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1960
Page
8
A young girl writes seeking unity for a club of friends and asks how to keep her presidency. The advisor suggests adding members to shift balance and gain new ideas, preserving democratic rule.
The engagement of Miss Jean Sauer of Washington DC and Pfc Larry Clark of Leavenworth is announced by his parents Mr and Mrs F M Clark of Wellsville RFD 2. The couple plans marriage after the first of the year. The bride elect is daughter of Mr and Mrs Erbie Adams of Dunnellon Florida and a Dunnellon High School graduate. Clark is a Gardner High School graduate who worked at Cramer Chemical Co Gardner before enlisting in the US Army.
várias social groups met Thursday in local venues across Osawatomie. Mrs. Jack Stephenson presided at Socialettes in the Masonic Temple announcing clothing and card donations to Osawatomie State Hospital. Various clubs planned continued summer activities, contests, and a hospital toys drive, with members from Liberty Social Hour, Fairs, and Missionary circles all participating.
Wellsville Chapter No 408 observed Friendship Night on June 14 1960 with district guests honoring Mrs Floy Chalendar of Edgerton District Eight of District Number Six. Officers and guests included Adah Baily Gardner John Lawson Gertrude Coon Baldwin Emmett Dodson Connie Steele Barbara Brown Grace Sawyer Mary Rockhold Gladys Taylor Lena Ceudill Lois Seamonds Kitty Nicholson Lucille Cordel Dorothy Dodson Dorothy Whitla Louise Wiswell Mabel Walters Russell Whitla and others. The treasure chest ceremony used a carved chest with red roses and baby’s breath as refreshments of punch and cookies were served.
Mrs. C. F. Duval returns from a three week vacation visiting her son and family Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Duvall in Aurora Cole. Her granddaughter Barbara Anne accompanies her for a few weeks visit.
Club Forecast notes Friday events at Fairmont with a birthday for Mrs Albert Kamm. Next line highlights helpful service by Mrs V C McDowell and Naomi Club activity led by Mrs W V Becker. Saturday lists Recruit Class with Mrs Frank Davis coordinating.
The Ottawa Girl Scout council hosted a two week camp at Mears Park for 113 Girl Scouts and 40 adult leaders. Activities included nature study arts and crafts health safety and personality hints music dancing swimming and awards. Three girls earned second class ranks and many earned first class ranks as camp supervisors and officers organized meals programs and campfire activities.
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Simple recipe notes roll peanut butter into small balls, dust with powdered sugar, and serve alongside salad.
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