Layette Shower Held For Mrs Gabe Morelet
A layette shower was hosted Friday evening at Mrs Bill Abbott's home with hostesses Mrs Jim Fitzgerald, Mrs Harry E Brown and Mrs Abbott. Guests named include Mrs K A Graffham of Homewood S B Weidner Jr Al Knoep pel Clarence Prager Al Mages Glenn Lancaster Robert Hull B G Otto Vernon Honn Connie Foy Lewis Bell Charles Ratliff Warren Springer Paul Perkins Ester Bell Clarence Ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe Morelet
Bill Abbott
Jim Fitzgerald
Harry E. Brown
Mrs
Abbott
Mmes. K. A. Graffham
Homewood
S. B. Weidner, Jr
al Knoeppel
Clarence Prager
al Mages
Glenn Lancaster
Robert Hull
B. G. Otto
Vernon Honn
Connie Foy
Lewis Bell
Charles Ratliff
Florida Ladies Aid Club vacation plans revealed at home
The FLA club members shared vacation plans at Mrs Sam Shumate's home on Thursday. Mrs Harry Dragoo received a draw gift. Mrs Dick Ward led the games. After refreshments, Mrs Shu mate displayed gifts from overseas brought by her son during military service. Attendees included Mines, Beryl Ross, Arthur Allen, E C Cummings, Gene Mohr, and R D Whittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.L.A. Club
Sam Shumate
Harry Dragoo
Dick Ward
Memorial auditorium hosts legion auxiliary and Girl Scout events
A scheduled community page lists activities at Memorial auditorium including installation reports by Girl Staters, an all-day sewing meeting, and auxiliary group events led by AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY, ARMY MOTHERS, and other local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
R. W “Stead
W.b.c
W. T. Waon
Socialettes Weekend Guests and Local Club Events
Weekend social notes list guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nicholas from Kansas City and Salina, visits by Waddell and Harding families, and sisters Mrs. Nicholas and Mrs. Mize. United Presbyterian Social Circle meets Wednesday at 2 pm. H E Shaw hosted Reed family visitors, former O t t awans. Country Club patio dance drew 175 with E E Dorkins and R B Anderson as hosts. Bundy home hosted friends of Mrs Armsby. Armsby travels to Ames for University Town meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Nicholas
F. M. Story
Kansas City
Welsey Mize
James
Salina
Nicholas
Mize
E. E. Dorkins
Robert B. Anderson
Robert N. Bundy
Mr. Bundy
Henry Armsby
Washington, D.C
Ames
Armsby
Federal Office of Education
University of Town
Bundys
Dengel Bruner Nuptials In Grace Episcopal Church
Naomi Ruth Dengel and Bernard B. Bruner were married in Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. John B. Sweigart performing the ceremony at 9 30. The altar featured pink roses and white carnations as attendants wore gold and aqua gowns. Reception followed at Country Club with family members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Ruth Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
Hickory
Bernard B. Bruner
B. B. Bruner
Concordia
Grace Episcopal Church
John B. Sweigart
Carolina Larios
Miss Johnson
Miss Larios
Ottawa Couple Wed Then Traveled To Ozarks
Martha Yount Edmundson and Anne Bernard Edmundson wed with Albertd Baldwin and Maye Ann Wollam in attendance. The bride wore navy blue linen with white accessories for traveling. They honeymooned a week in the Ozarks and will reside at 1046 S Hickory after returning. The bride, from Ottawa High School class of 56, and the groom, a Courtland Kansas high school graduate who attended KU, served 444 years in U S Army and Marine Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmundson
Martha Yount
Anne Bernard
Albertd Baldwin
Maye Ann Wollam
Ozarks
S. Hickory
Ottawa High School
Courtland, Kas
University of Kansas
U. S. Army
Marine Reserve
Cheyenne Bottoms To Get More Water Project
HAYS Kas P A 248000 contract for construction of a diversion dam to channel water into the Cheyenne bottoms waterfowl project has been approved by the State Forestry Fish and Game Commission. The dam will span the Arkansas River about six miles west of Great Bend and marks the final phase of the Cheyenne bottoms undertaking. Work is to begin Aug 1 by Caruthers Construction Co of Paola. The commission also awarded 95000 to Ira Van Buskirk & Son for a lake northwest of Atchison to start by July 15. Wilson and Co of Salina will draft plans for a dam at a proposed 100 acre lake north of Elsmore and east of the Allen County line. The commission meets July 6 at Pratt to consider plans for Cedar Bluffs Reservoir near Ellis in Trego County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays, Kas,p
Cheyenne Bottoms
State, Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Arkansas River
Great Bend
Carruthers Construction Co
Paola
Ira van Buskirk & Son
Hawarden
Iowa
Atchison
Wilson and Co
Salina
Elsmore
Allen County
Pratt
Cedar Bluffs
Ellis
Trego County
Mexicans To Aid In Sugar Beet Thinning at Rocky Ford
More than 100 Mexican workers arrived in Rocky Ford to assist in thinning sugar beets. The task should finish this week with potential retention in other Arkansas Valley vegetable districts. Manager Horace E. Knapp of American Crystal Sugar Co. cited favorable dry weather allowing beets to be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford
Colo
Mexico
Horace E. Knapp
American Crystal Sugar Co
Arkansas Valley
Kapp
Butter-Touched Popovers Elevate Batter Flavor
A note on adding a tablespoon or two of melted butter to popover batter to enhance taste. The butter enriches the texture and provides a richer, savory aroma as the pastries bake, yielding a more indulgent finish.
Fears Loss Of Overseas Bases Prompt Air Force Aid Increase
Washington senator Jack Jackson warns that loss or unreliability of overseas air bases from Iceland to Okinawa could force the United States to rely more on B52 bombers operated from home soil. He urges Senate to approve a billion dollar Air Force funding boost to deter Soviet air power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Iceland
Okinawa
Air Force funds boosted in Senate panel vote
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a larger Air Force budget, adding 1.16 billion for planes bases and manpower and raising total to 34.938 billion. The action tops Eisenhower's request by 835 million and the House by 1.3 billion as Republicans push a smaller 500 million increase, while Bridges warns resentment over Secretary Wilson could widen the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Sen
Bridges
Defense Wilson
Wilson
Soldiers Battle Forest Blaze Near Denver
Two hundred fresh servicemen battled for a fire line around a wildfire in Arapaho National Forest about 40 miles west of Denver. The blaze, touched off by lightning, has consumed over 600 acres of timber. Crews from Lowry Air Force Base and Ft. Carson replaced 100 volunteers who fought yesterday. Forest supervisor George Brown said ground roughness limited machinery, with Echo Lake base camp as the operations hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Springs
Colo
Arapaho National Forest
Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Ft. Carson
Colorado Springs
George Brown
Echo Lake
Explorer Scouts Lost In Big City
Five Kentucky Explorer Boy Scouts and their scout leader from Lexington were lost in downtown St. Louis while en route to a scout ranch in New Mexico. Leader Leon Cooper, 42, failed to find the other convoy cars after crossing a Mississippi River bridge and alerted police who reunited the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Lexington
New Mexico
Leon Cooper
Cooper
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Lois Smith
FLA. Club
Mel’s Watch & Clock
S. Main
Ray Waddell
Carol
Margaret
Topeka
W. C. Harding
United Presbyterian Church
J. W. Roberts
S. Elm
H. E. Shaw
Harry Reed
Nancy Jean
Jerry
Barbara Ann
Reeds
Star
Star Grain & Lumber Co
Ross Martin
Ottawa
Gordon B. Noland
Patricia Compy
Kas
Judith Johnson
James O'Dell
Kent Arnold
Walter Dengel
Country Club
Walter C. Dengel
J. Comby
Mary Ann
Beller Studio
Freezer
Crosley
Crosley Super
Verily
Douglas Bros
Main
Aria
Anne ‘Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Cheyenne
Patricia Rae
Gerald B. Anderson
Route 2
Wellsville
Janice
Steven
Alton L. Rumford
John A. Anderson
C. E. Rumford
Lucy Bellis
J. W. Bond
Lena
Til
Wright Studio
Saunders
Walter Butler
Big City
S. Main Pho
Porter-Spears
Tom Porter
George Spears
Court House
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