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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1956

Page

7

Stansbury Kent Nuptials Friday in Williamsburg

Sally Joan Stansbury and Kenneth Bern Kent were married Friday at Williamsburg Methodist Church. Rev. Ronald Kerr read the ceremony at 6:30 p.m. Attendants were Bill Fisher and the couple left for a wedding trip to the Ozarks. They will reside at 7500 Foster Overland Park.

Sally Joan Stansbury Frank Stansbury Pomona Kenneth Bern Kent Overland Park George Kent Williamsburg Williamsburg Methodist Church Ronald Kerr Ottawa L. T. Pattie Bill Fisher Osawatomie Foster Kent Williamsburg High School Franklin County Extension Council

Roberta Kay Cooper Celebrates 11th Birthday Party

Roberta Kay Cooper marked her 11th birthday with a Saturday afternoon party at her parents home, 1227 S Main St. Guests included Sharon Burke, Sharon Whitacre, Mary Ott, Glenda Tickner, Margaret Ann Williams, Patsy Spegal, Pat Ruble, Ann Machin, Sandra Peterson and Linden Wallace as refreshments were served and a theater trip planned.

Roberta Kay Cooper Don Risdon S. Main St Sharon Burke Sharon Whitacre Mary Ott Glenda Tickner Margaret Ann Williams Patsy Spegal Pat Ruble Ann Machin Sandra Peterson Linden Wallace

Layette Shower Honors Mrs Clarence Scott at Home

Mrs. Clarence Scott received as guest of honor at a layette shower Thursday night hosted by Mrs. Lincoln Ellsworth with assistance from Mrs. J. R. Smith and Mrs. Earl Sommer. Games and opening gifts filled the hours followed by refreshments. Additional guests included Mrs. Roger Scott, Mrs. Natalie Miller, Mrs. Bertha Angleton, and others. gifts came from several more guests.

Clarence Scott Lincoln Ellsworth J. R. Smith Earl Sommer Mmes Roger Scott Natalie Miller Bertha Angleton W. A. Meineke Robert Brenner Leland Babcock Joe Ames O. M. Staneart Merle Snethen George Starburk Virgil Jones Clara Geiss Kay Jeffries Virgil Bien Norman Scott C. C. Scott Frances Loving G. W. Griffin Frank Marconette

Class Meeting Helpful Service at North Baptist Church

Friday afternoon session in Fellowship hall featured readings by Mrs. Orvel Tucker Mrs. Fred Shoemaker and Mrs. C W Workman with Mrs J H Kirkwood in charge giving devotions. Bible and Flag day verses were shared and 54 calls reported. Birthdays for Mrs Donna Stantorf and Mrs Effie Griffin observed with refreshments. Visitor Mrs Myrtle Ricketts of Eudora attended. Other members listed include James Ervin Mock Tony Allison J M Hoover Carl Moore G H Pratt G C Heathman John Shepherd Floyd Perkins and Louise Stephens.

North Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Orvel Tucker Fred Shoemaker C. W. Workman J. H. Kirkwood James Daugherty Donna Stantorf Effie Griffin Myrtle Rickett

Socialettes from Wichita and surrounding area events

Socialettes recounts social gatherings in Wichita and nearby communities. Melinda Fitch visits Pat Pierson family. Naomi club hosts a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Becker’s home. a mock wedding with participants Alta O Flaherty Sharon Zielsdorf and Mrs. Harry Loyd officiating. Liberty Social Hour plans a Forest Park meeting. Dr. Coburn Williams earns a PhD and joins the U.S. Department of Agriculture. local trips and club activities noted.

Naomi Club W. V. Becker Nettie Dearing Sharon Zielsdorf Alta O'Flaherty Harry Loyd Liberty Forest Park Coburn Williams California H. G. Williams Gloria S. Main Williams University of Illinois U. S. Department of Agriculture Utah State College Logan Utah

Bridal Showers Honor Lois Jean Ingersoll Bride Elect

Lois Jean Ingersoll, soon to wed Bob Kaiser of Larned, was guest of honor at bridal showers hosted by Mrs. Paul Durbin of Overbrook and at Mrs. Leland Monroe’s Ottawa home. Guests brought favorite recipes for the bride elect and read advice for brides. Attendees included numerous Osawatomie, Ottawa, Lawrence, and Topeka residents. prizes were awarded to Mrs. R. D. Spears and Karen Andrews.

Lois Jean Ingersoll Bob Kaiser Larned Paul Durbin Overbrook Miss Ingersoll Georgia Durbin Durbin C. R. Watson Frank Louk Grant Louk Bill Louk Bob McCracken Topeka John Ashwell Quenemo Frank Chamberlin Arch Ingersoll Michigan Valley Ned Phyle Wichita Clarence Ingersoll Leland Monroe Ottawa Monroe Lester Hoffman W. M. McClintic Glen White Mmes Paul Blough

Cooking for Fun App Feature Mold Tomato Gelatin Salad

A family lunch recipe features tomato juice with lemon gelatin. It includes cottage cheese tomato lemon aspic buttered toast and gingerbread with fruit sauce, and uses tomato juice onion lemon cloves bay leaf salt and lemon flavored gelatin to mold a chilled aspic served on greens.

Names of three babies born on June 5 at Ran yon Memorial

Three babies born at Ran yon Memorial hospital on June 5 were named Langley-Dwight Lee, Dyke-Kellie Suzanne, and Towner-Tandy Ann. Other recent births include Hull-Russell Joseph, Jamison-Mark Allen, Williams-Edwin Carson, Kittle-Susan Elaine, and Hills-Penny Lou with weights from 6 pounds 4% ounces to 8 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents and great grandparents are listed for context. Ralph Leroy Hamilton is another newborn with 7 pounds 1 ounce.

Ranyon Memorial Hospital Langley Dwight Lee Raymond Langley Kellie Suzanne William Dyke East Pontiac Towner Tandy Ann John Towner Waverly Hull Russell Joseph Theodore Hull Melvern Jamison Mark Allen John Jamison Fontana Williams Edwin Carson Leroy Williams Quenemo Kittle Susan Elaine Lewey Kittle S. Poplar Hills Cleo Hills Mulvane Penny Lou Ansel Hills Lane Ray Redick Rantoul J. L.redick Gridley Hamilton Ralph Hamilton Vassar Kas Ralph Leroy

Reunion Dinner Plans For 20th Anniversary

The 1937 O.H.S. graduating class held a reunion dinner Saturday night at the North American hotel. Max Williams of Topeka organized the event to lay groundwork for the 20th anniversary reunion next year. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson, Ft. Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hough, en route to Japan. Floyd Rice, Elk City. Mrs. Harry Goetz, Osawatomie. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Martin, Princeton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Happy, Lawrence. Mrs. Don Riegle. Max Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burrows. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hogue, Topeka. Mrs. Loyd Hollinger. Dr. and Mrs. David Laury. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Durbin. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Parks. Mr. and Mrs. Haydn Shaw. Mrs. Glenn Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Seymour, all of Ottawa.

O.H.S North American Max Williams Topeka Paul Johnson Ft. Riley Gerald Hough U. S. Air Force Japan Floyd Rice Elk City Harry Goetz Osawatomie Dean

Club events and gatherings listed for Tuesday

Tuesday activity notes include Installation and picnic at 6 45 p m for B and P W Club at South Ottawa road side park. Highland Avenue Club meets at 2 p m with Mrs Verne White. W C T A at Home of Mrs M Todd. Friendship Circle chaired by Mrs Lloyd Wilkinson with pot luck. Navy Mothers Club noon picnic Forest Park. Zigzag Club chartered bus trip to Kansas City. Presbyterian Women Federated Church at 2 p m. Just A Mere Club with Mia K H Mengerhausen. Shredded coconut and currants added to a rice stuffing for a roast chicken.

B.&p.w South Ottawa Highland Avenue Club Verne White W.C.T.A M. Todd Macdonald Friendship Circle Lloyd Wilkinson Navy Mothers Club Forest Park Kansas City Presbyterian Women Federated Church Just-A-Mere Club Mia

Reunion for 41 Class at Country Club Dinner Dance

The 1941 OHS graduating class held a 15th reunion Saturday night at the Country Club. The 136 members were the largest graduating class to date. Honored faculty guests were Mr. and Mrs. Orlis Cox. Event officers included Dorothy Blume Detwiler, president, and Norma Collins Drake, secretary.

O.H.S Country Club Orlis Cox Dorothy Blume Bert) Detwiler Norma Collins Max) Drake

New Officers Elected at Local Event

Fred Woods vicepresident and Bob Compton treasurer. New officers elected were Margaret Harder, Doug Lass president, Jack Wallace and Mrs Wallace, Virginia Kelsey secretary treasurer, Bernard Sutherland of San Carlos Calif, who traveled for the event. Red and white colors highlighted decorations. Sixty eight people attended.

Fred Woods Bob Compton Margaret Harder John) Douglass Jack Wallace

Decorating gelatin with fruit daisies

A practical guide describes shaping fruit gelatin into floral decorations using blanched almonds as petals and small orange rind bits for centers to create colorful dessert garnishes.

Flavorful Pie Crust Trick With Citrus Zest and Juices

A cooking tip suggests enriching pie crust mix by adding grated orange and lemon rind and using orange juice instead of water. It also shares a serving idea of browned pork sausage links with sauerkraut as a hearty supper.

Stop that itch in just 15 minutes at Blair's Pharmacy

Quick relief claim for eczema ringworm insect bites and surface itch with instant drying Itch Me-Not advertised as usable day or night, available at Blair's Pharmacy.

Blair’s

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