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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1957

Page

9

Woman's Page: Job's Daughters Install Honor Queen Kathy Keelin

Kathy Keelin daughter of Mr and Mrs T K Keelin was installed last evening in Masonic Temple as honored queen of Job's Daughters. Newly elected officers conducted Book of Gold ceremony, with Marilyn Irwin as installing officer. Guests and family attended as the group announced officers and theme Dream for the term.

Kathy Keelin T. K. Keelin Loaust Masonic Temple Job al Harvey Marilyn Irwin Karen Andrews Joyce Cutting Marie Revslin Carolyn Kelley Linda Schwarz Alice Wilson Elmore Going Carol Day Keelin Marie Bob Billy Gerald Mease Church of the Brethren Ray Smith Eastern Star Ben Carter Bethel Mandry Harvey Kathy Morse Marily Irwin Marie Keelin Kathy K Jan Newfield Kay Stafford Karen Sloan Pam Weicher Phil McCracken Tom Morse Lewis Irwin Harold Dahlstrom

Weekend social notes reveal many extended family visits

Socialettes Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. XE B Enyart included their son Kenneth Enyart and family Wayne Debra Denver and DAnn Topeka. A daughter hosted a family dinner for E B Enyard's 40th wedding anniversary with E L Randazzo and Mike Kansas City. Various extended visits continued across Homewood Osawatomie Portland Ore Wichita and Malvern with many relatives staying through July.

XE. B. Enyart Kenneth Enyart Wayne Debra Denver Dann Topeka E. B. Enyarts E. L Randazzo Mike Kansas City E. 8 Enyard

Printed Pattern 4620 Dress for Misses Sizes 14 16 18

Sewing pattern advertisement by Annie Adams via The Ottawa Herald. Two neckline options a jab with necklines and sleeves for cooler weather. Pattern 4620 requires 3 yards of 45 inch fabric for size 16. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for 1st class mail. Include name address zone size and style number.

Annie Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th &T New York N. Y. Thiat

Banana Orange Juice Scrambled Eggs Ham Bread Recipe

A home style recipe lists sliced bananas orange juice eggs and fried ham with raisin bread and beverage. It includes yeast bread dough steps, mixing milk sugar salt flour and spices, dough rising in warm place and baking until golden with hollow sound when tapped.

Tips for Crumbling Dry Bread in an Electric Blender

If you own an electric blender you can crumble dry bread zwieback and graham crackers. Add only a small amount of the dry material at a time to avoid jams and uneven textures.

Get-Together of 1937 OHS Graduates in Ottawa

A luncheon for the Class of 1937 graduates from Ottawa High School was held at the North American Hotel dining room on Sunday. Attendees included Vivian Heininger Nance Bellflower Calif Dorris Sawyer Dodrill Monterey Park Calif Shirley Jewell Olsen Denver Dorothy Lawson Paul Wichita Meldon Henshaw Laury Erma Spears Ogg Frances Rice Brown Dorothy Jennings Wightman Freone McClay Hollinger Leta Fay Wesen. It was Mrs Olsen's first Ottawa visit in 19 years. Her father Mary Jewell formerly cashier at the State Bank of Ottawa. Mr and Mrs Dodrill were guests of Mr and Mrs Loyd Hollinger on Saturday.

OHS Vivian Heininger Nance Bellflower Calif Dorris Sawyer Dodrill Monterey Park Shirley Jewell Olsen Denver Dorothy Lawson Paul Wichita Meldon Henshaw Laury Erma Spears Ogg Frances Rice Brown Dorothy Jennings Wightman Freone McClay Hollinger Leta Fay Wesen Ottawa Marry Jewell The State Bank of Ottawa

Girls Do Not Wish To Be Housewives Study Says

Ann Arbor report from the University of Michigan Survey Research Center notes that among 1 425 girls aged 11 to 19 in 66 counties the majority favor careers and marriage over housewifery Only 3 percent want to be housewives while 34 percent expect marriage Some 80 percent want to imitate their mothers as adults and seek independence through work and family life

Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Survey Research Center United States

Dumplings Served With Chicken Or Beef Stew Omit Potatoes

A recipe note suggests serving dumplings with chicken or beef stew and to omit potatoes. It adds onions carrots parsnips and celery if desired.

Baby Names and Births in Local Families

In Pomona, June 17, Rex Griffin and wife welcomed a son named Jerry Dean who weighed 6 pounds 1 ounce. Also June 20, Charles Weis and wife welcomed a son named Charles David who weighed 8 pounds 5 ounces.

al Ransom Memorial Hospital Rex Griffin Pomona Jerry Dean Charles Weis Charles David

Local Club Notes and Members Hangings

Club forecast items list several members including Garfield Gandenens and Dale Purcell. Busy Bee and Berean Guild at United Presbyterian Church are mentioned with Mrs Day McIntosh Mrs Oris Cox and Mrs M Todd Macdonald noted among attendees or organizers.

Widnesday Garfield Gandenenrs Stra Dale Purcell Busy Bee Day Mclntosh Latalgt Oris Cox Berean Guild United Presbyteran Churen M. Todd Macdonald Rebhkahb

Auxiliary Members To Department Meet

Members of the American Legion Auxiliary attended the annual department convention at the Town House Hotel in Kansas City Kansas. President Monard Henderson and others joined the sessions with national president Mrs Carl Zeller as guest speaker at the Saturday banquet. Officers elected include President Mrs James Pritchard and Vice President Mrs T J Whetstone. Delegates numbered nearly 400. next convention set for Wichita June 20 22 1958.

American Legion Auxiliary Town House Kansas City Kas Monard Henderson Gladys Anthony Joel Towner Clara Sinclair Jimes Meyer Fred Plank Baldwin Carl Zeller Gibonsburg Ohio Zeller Wichita Anthony Eight and Forty Club

Entertains Club Votes to Suspend Summer Meetings

Club hostess Friday was Mrs. Howard Brown with Mrs. Keith Davidson in charge of a brief business session and a door prize. The group voted to discontinue meetings through July and August. Visitors included Mrs. Henry Brown and children along with other attendees: the Mines, Jim Gregg, Bruce Welton and son, Earl Bruner, John Cole and children, Helen Pennington and daughters, John Hig her Arlis Loyd, Tommy Stolfe mire, and Elsworth and Leonard Burnett.

Howard Brown Keith Davidson Henry Brown Jim Gregg Bruce Welton Earl Bruner John Cole Helen Pennington John Higher Arlis Loyd Tommy Stolfemire Elsworth Leonard Burnett

July wedding announced for Laura Mac and James Pulliam Jr

Mr and Mrs Clarence Rose announce the engagement of their daughter Laura Mac to S Sgt James Pulliam Jr of Madison Florida who is stationed with the Air Force at Forbes AFB Topeka The wedding is planned for July

A. L. Kingery Pomona Kathryn Marie Tony D. Snyder Jom Snyder Overbrook Mis. Kingery Reece Hospital Gardner Mr. Snyder Clarence Rose Laura Mac James Pulliam Jr Madison, Fla Air Force Forbes Afb Topeka

Two Lessons Credit Women Breakfast Club Hosts Evening

Two lessons were held last evening at Miss Norma Stewart's home titled You and the Law and You the One-Girl Office. Lesson speakers were Miss Linda Chism and Alma Schiveitzer with Mrs. Sam Shumate and Mrs. Rex Nickland assisting. A bridal shower for Linda Chism was also noted as part of the event. Hostess served light refreshments. Others present included Betty McNaul H N Flora John Fisher John Kramer Ivan Jones Jack McGee Harry Dodd Evelynn Bledsoe Claire Kahler and Velma Powers.

Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Norma Stewart You The Law Linda Chism Alma’ Schiveitzer Sam Shumate Rex Nickland Betty McNaul H. N. Flora John Fisher John Kramer Ivan Jones Jack McGee Harry Dodd Evelynn Bledsoe Claire Kahler Velma Powers

Birthday celebration for 82nd milestone at Weidner home

Mr and Mrs Bill Weidner hosted a family gathering for Bill Weidner as he marked his 82nd birthday Sunday at their home. Guests included Mrs 8 B Weidner, Jim, Mr and Mrs C D Smith of Emporia, and Mr and Mrs H K Beach and family of Bonner Springs.

Bill Weidner Bill Sammy Cindy Woody B. Weidner Jim C. D. Smith Emporia H. K. Beach Bonner Springs

Huddleston McConnell Marriage in Medina Ohio

Joyce McConnell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W McConnell of Medina Ohio married John Robert Huddleston of Princeton on June 21. They are currently at home with the groom's parents Mr. and Mrs Warl Huddleston in Princeton.

Joyce McConnell Daugter

Bushnell Adoption Announcement for Baby David Brent

Mr and Mrs Glen Bushnell of 221 Ash announce the adoption of a baby son born May 1 named David Brent. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Mundy of 516 W 2nd and Mr and Mrs Orel Bushmell of RFD t.

Glen Bushnell Ash David Brent Charles Mundy Orel Bushmell

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Job's Daughters Nancy Scott Karen Duffield Barbara Dahlstrom Betty Trout Janet Duncan Betty Hardage Kay Stafford Carolyn Atchison Patti Lister Inior Sue Kansas Sistor Fred Funk Harold Funk Frederick Hoisington Jack Kille Earl White David Steve Norman Portland Ore Kille Paul London Blackwell Okla Michael Kille Charlie Kille T. T. Johnson Iola Springfield Misses Tush Peg Carr Mrs. W. D. Carr Frank New Town Malvern Ned Shull Capt R. A. Filby Warwick Clarence Luker Inglewood Mario Mancini New York City Loyd Hollinger Hollinger By Jens Holows J. Dean Nossinger Joleen Fagan Quenemo Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers Harold Fagan Friends University Miss Fagen Donald L. Dehn Lyndon Entertains Club Goodyear Westinghouse Aeme Ace Oopfyyearservice Store G S. Main Edmiston's Albright Sewing Circle Anaceni Baby GMERL Short Shorty Mildred McKee Bill McGoo Dodge Minnick Motor Co Plymouth Hickory
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