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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1957
Page
8
A 1940s style mothers page warns that leg pains in children are sometimes rheumatic fever, a serious disease that can attack the heart, but often are minor cramps or calcium deficiencies. It advises careful observation, avoiding overreaction, and prompt medical tests to diagnose accurately.
Circles met Wednesday at the church with East Circle hosting a breakfast and new officers. Members planned the year, heard devotions, and discussed Missions A.S.A. and Missions U.S.A. with 16 attendees. Southwest Circle also met with 15 members and one guest. North West and Southeast Circles joined a potluck with 40 members and four children present.
Jean Salmon daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Salmon of Wellsville and Cecil Tillery Jr son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Tillery of Ozark Arkansas were married on Saturday in the Wellsville Assembly of God Church Raw The ceremony was at 230 PM performed by John Perry The bride wore a white net gown with lace jacket and a woven straw cap veil She carried a white Bible with pink rosebuds Ethel Salmon her sister served as attendant Nina Fay Salmon was the flower girl and Forest Perry a ring bearer Delores Sieg and James Chisham provided wedding music The bride was given in marriage by Melvin Pierce a family friend
Socialettes at Calvary Baptist Missionary Union collected 4.62 dollars as 11 members made 24 calls. Families visited from Ottawa and Macon, Ga. Calvary and Valley Chapel Ladies Society held programs and games, with prize wins. Local club notes include Wiener roast at Calgary Baptist, upcoming trips, and visitors from Denver and Wellsville area.
Mr and Mrs Lowell W Anderson and daughters Sharon Beth and Joyce Ann arrive from Oak Ridge tomorrow to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Wallis at 832 8 Hickory Beth. They are Ottawa High School class of 1937 graduates and will attend the reunion tomorrow night. The Andersons will visit Topeka with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank W Anderson and with Mrs Anderson's brother and family Mr and Mrs Willard Wallis.
The Fairmount Birthday Club observed birthdays of Mines Alberti Hamm Lloyd Daugharthy Homer Perry and Ralphers street at a Friday meeting with Mr and Mrs Daugharthy After a noon basket dinner members worked on a quill Mrs Hamm led business in Harold Bones absence Members sang for Flag Day and Hamm gave a chalk talk about the church inspiring the song Little Brown Church Men present included Harley Hume Jim DeWitt Clyde Newby Visitors were James Dunn and Marlene Carey
Belle Brownlee reports the Social Hour Club met at the Tripletts home with numerous Lane residents as dinner guests. Lane Vacation Bible School closed with a program in the school auditorium and certificates awarded to each child. Attendance averaged 111, with guests and visitors from nearby towns including Great Bend, St. Louis, Sunflower, and Wicket Texas.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Phillips hosted guests for a high nutritive value salad discussion. Teresa of Kansas City joined them for sun protein content themed meals. Mr and Mrs John Brownlee were also present during the gathering. Mr and Mrs John Banks visited Mrs Lottie Burnett and Mrs Alvina Banks. Weekend guest Lavon Hottler, from Ottawa, joined Mr and Mrs Bill Hottler.
A jumble of kitchen tips and sewing notes mentions lentils as a bean family relative, ideas for using lentils in Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ralston’s soups, and serving as a vegetable with meat. Printed pattern 4673 details and a social note about Mrs. Ira Cunnington and guests, plus Biographical sketch of Mrs. Piquette, kin to Sudbury, with dancing and singing anecdotes.
Sunday visits across families include Cham bers Day Wes ley and others in Garnett. Joe Luther returns from Thule Greenland for 15 day leave before Forbes AFB. He will stay with Luther and Brownlee families in Blaine and Lane before rejoining. Mrs Cary Mills visits daughter in Ottawa. Mrs Hettler Luther Ricky Belle Brownlee visit Topeka with Mitch ell and Sokol families.
Sudbury Ontario profile of Augustine Piquette aged 90 who proclaims a woman can feel young at heart by staying fashionable. She flaunts her slim figure on her 90th birthday wearing a fine wool frock and credits longevity to protein rich meals and avoiding sweets.
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