Double Ring Vows Read In Fairview
Miss Linda Sunderland and Mr Francis Arnett wed in a double ring ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Church Fairview Kansas. Officiant Rev Louis O Hemmann. Attendants wore lavender gowns, bridesmaids carried lavender carnations and white pom poms, reception followed. The couple reside in Topeka with plans to live in Lebo where Arnett teaches and Mrs Arnett completes studies.
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Linda Sunderland
Francis Arnett
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Fairview
Kansas
Don Sunderland
Chas
Arnett
Waverly
Louis O. Hemmann
Carol Shaffer
Steve Brockhoff
Donna Sasse
Norma Arnett
Lawrence
Don Sunderland, Jr
Carol Arnett
Mark Carpenter
Sabetha
Frank Meuseler
Bob Tummons
Dave Wood Topeka
Pat Greene
West
Topeka
Lebo
Mr. Arnett
Mrs. Arnett
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Ginger Topping For Delicate Chocolate Sauce
To elevate chocolate sauce with Ginger Topping, add thin strands of syrup preserved ginger for a sophisticated finish on vanilla ice cream. If unavailable, use packaged ginger, rinse under hot water to remove sugar coating, then slice thinly. a small amount suffices for flavor.
Soroptimists Install New Officers At Dinner
The Soroptimist Club held an installation dinner in the North American Hotel dining room with 20 members and 10 guests, including eight from the Lawrence Club. Susan Kelly and Gail Garrett performed solos. Virginia Brand from Lawrence installed the new officers: Rosemary Crist as president, Mildred Pritchard as vice president, Marjorie Welty as recording secretary, Ruth Mahoney as treasurer, Evelyn Kinney as corresponding secretary, and Mary Tankersley as director. The meeting concluded with the Soroptimist pledge.
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Soroptimist Club
Lawrence Club
Susan Kelly
Gail Garrett
Virginia Brand
Lawrence
Rosemary Crist
Mildred Pritchard
Marjorie Welty
Ruth Mahoney
Evelyn Kinney
Mary Tankersley
Retirement honors for Esther Garrison and Maude Kinnison at City Hall
Water and Light Department women hosted a dinner in Lawrence to honor the retirees and presented them with a gift. Welfare Department also served punch and cookies in the afternoon. Houseguests of Mrs. Buckner include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Berry from Ft. Smith Ark, who left this morning. July 4 plans include Mrs. Buckner awaiting her daughter and family from Hansford Station Tex. Ottawa Garden Club to meet July 1 at 6 30 pm in First Methodist basement with Robert Guntert Topeka as speaker, director of the Control Division Kansas State Board of Agriculture, following a potluck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Light Department
City Hall
Esther Garrison
Maude Kinnison
Lawrence
Welfare Department
C. E. Buckner
S. Hickory
Paul V. Berry
Ft. Smith
Ark
Berrys
Ottawa
Evelyn Collins
W. 5Th
Diane Marie
Raymond Farrell
Ted Farrell
Wellsville
Miss Collins
Ottawa High School
Hays School of
Kansas City
Mr. Farrell
Emporia State Teachers College
Union Truck Terminal Co
Kans
Space Scooter Aims Lunar Terrain Surfboard Model
Downey California AP a aerospace firm unveils a space scooter a one man platform with handlebars for crater hopping and crag climbing on the moon. It is steered by balance like a surfboard lean to steer a jet propelled model by North American Aviation envisioned to carry a man quickly over rough lunar terrain hovering or soaring as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Calif
Ottawa White Shrine Holds Degree Ceremonial
The Ottawa White Shrine held its last meeting for the seat son in the Masonic Temple on Thursday June 27. Members receiving the degree of the order included Mrs Bertha Stewart Mr and Mrs Harley Gover Mr and Mrs William J Wright and Mr and Mrs Merle Marmon. Dist Deputy Beryl Elliott of Topeka made her official visit. Numerous supreme officers were honored including Don C Beach Myrtle Rogers Bob Price Maude Beach and others. Elaine Smith sang with Vera Kilgore at the organ. Tables featured floating Hem in crystal bowls and yellow roses. Calista Roth chaired with refreshments by Marie Mathis Hazel Romstedt and Clarence Rae. A picnic is planned for Sanah Cameron's patio at the end of July. The Shrine will reconvene Thursday September 12.
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Ottawa
Masonic Temple
Bertha Stewart
Harley Gover
William J. Wright
Merle Marmon
Beryl Elliott
Topeka
Dist
Supreme
Supreme Watchman
Shepherds
Don C. Beach
Chanute
Myrtle Rogers
Bob Price
Lawrence
Maude Beach
Supreme Christian
Supreme Pages
Frena Garvie
Mildred Schroeder
Clara Finch
Supreme King’s Guard
Lee Finch
Shepherds of
Elaine Smith
Vera Kilgore
Calista Roth
Marie Mathis
Hazel Romstedt
Clarence Rae
Sanah Cameron
TAMERA SUE ROECKER BORN TO ROECKER FAMILY
Tamera Sue, 13 months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Roecker of Lawrence, is announced with grandparents Ralph Bloomer of Rantoul, Jesse Roecker of Osawatomie, and Ernest Roecker of Ottawa. Great grandparents include W. J. Thomas of Downey California and Pete Roecker of Ottawa. Also listed are Sadie Mershman of Burlington, Maude Bloomer of Ottawa, and great great grandparents G. G. Mills of Garnett and L. R. Thomas of Farming ton Missouri.
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Tamera Sue
Eldon Roecker
Lawrence
Ralph Bloomer
Rantoul
Jesse Roecker
Osawatomie
Ernest Roecker
Ottawa
W. J. Thomas
Downey
Calif
Pete Roecker
Sadie Mershman
Burlington
Maude Bloomer
G. G. Mills
Garnett
L. R. Thomas
Farmington, Mo
Wesley Circle Hears Talk on Japan Customs
The Susanna Wesley Circle met last evening with Mrs. Bill Bryan. Mrs. Carroll Kirkpatrick opened with a prayer. The group announced a food sale for July 12. Mrs. Bob Whitacker led the program and introduced her sister-in-law Mrs. Jack Romstedt who spoke about Japan with doll illustrations. Refreshments were served to 17 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
Bill Bryan
Carroll Kirkpatrick
W.S.C.S
Bob Whitacker
Jack Romstedt
Japan
Whipped Cream Sweetened with Brown Sugar and Spice
Whipped cream is flavored with brown sugar and a hint of spice such as nutmeg or cinnamon. It pairs especially well with steamed fruit puddings, adding a warm, caramelized sweetness to the dish.
Herald offers five dollar weekly news tip reward
The Herald pledges five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by a reader. The program encourages readers to share significant happenings for potential publication and recognition.
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the Herald
Golden Age Group Changes Meeting Place and Time
The Golden Age Group moved from the Youth Center to the new basement community room of Anchor Savings Association and shifted meeting day to Wednesday at 1 30. Officers elected were W H Salb as chairman A J Dawson as vice chairman Mrs A J Dawson secretary and Mrs Roy M Badtorf treasurer Miss Nellie Badtorf elected courtesy chairman. New members are welcome.
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Golden Age
Anchor Savings Association
W. H. Salb
A. J. Dawson
Roy M. Batdorf
Nellie Batdorf
Shower for Mr and Mrs Francis Arnett at Agricola
A miscellaneous shower was given at the Agricola school house on Sunday afternoon June 16 for Mr and Mrs Francis Arnett who wed June 9 at Fairview. Gifts lined a pink and white table. Mrs Miller and Mrs McGrew won the prize and presented it to the bride. About 40 guests attended as Mrs George Hull and Mrs Milt Gentry served refreshments. Francis and Linda treated guests to candy bars and cigars.
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Agricola School House
Francis Arnett
Fairview
Francis
Linda
Twice Baked Potatoes with Cream and Paprika
Scoop out baked potato centers and mash with light cream butter salt and white pepper until smooth. Refill shells, top with paprika, and heat through in a moderate oven for a finished side dish.
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Martha Jemison
Wichita
Kathy McFadden
Mary Lou Fleagle
Shirley Johannsen
Little River
Donald Cromwell
Mrs
Malott
S. Main
Ginger
Soroptimists
Space Scooter
Albright
Fanconi NT Sewing Circle
THE
State Bank
Tecumseh and Main
R. S. Hill
Mamie Sands
Asst
Ed Hosler
Glen Hayward
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wesley Circle
Kirkpatrick
Clifford Gibson
Bell & Howell
Bonanza
OK Photo Service
Dawson
Ottawa Herald
Matthew White
Mire
Bob White
St. Poplars
Frank Reagan
Mapleton
W. H. Cowen
Ft. Scott
Penneys
Town & Country
Miracle Trend
O'Connor
Pana
Robbins
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