Daylily Society Highlights Growing Popularity and Gardening Tips
The Daylily Society, led by president Mr and Mrs Fred Cer, reports rising interest in daylilies across Garnett Ottawa and nearby towns. Members toured Mr and Mrs Lloyd Schoonovers garden, viewed slides of varieties, and welcomed new members Mrs Dale Purcell Mrs F H Parks and Mrs John Wallace. Daylilies are praised for beauty and easy culture with pastel pinks yellows bi colors and reds. they tolerate diverse soils and drought, bloom late June to July, and provide long season color for borders and backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Daylily
Ottawa
Fred Cer
Membersitain
F. J. Smerchek
Garnett
Humboldt
Lloyd Schoonover
Schoonover
O. W. Lacey
Near, Garnett
Dale Purcell
F. Hf. Parks
John Wallace
Parks
W. C. Harding
Floyd Minnick
Henry ‘Geller
Harold Johnson
Lois Smith
Daisy Fertick
Topeka
National Daylily Society
Lacey
Sol Mannoni
Far and Near Club Hosts Picnic Plans at Forest Park
Mrs. J. C. Hannaman hosted the Far and Near club gathering on Thursday. They announced a July 8 picnic for members and families at Forest park with a songfest contests and business session. refreshments were served by Mrs. Howard Linneman and Mrs. J. C. Taylor. Readable attendees include Grant Cary Wilma Virginia Harold Bones David Brown Sharon Craig Harry Moody Charlotte Helen Ruth Moody Gene Domnanish Denny Rita Carolyn Jimmy Bennie Stinson Joyce Karen Roberta Roger Linneman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hannaman
Forest Park
Howard Linneman
J. C. Taylor
Grant Cary
Wilma
Virginia
Harold Bones
David Brown
Sharon
Craig
Harry Moody
Charlotte
Helen
Ruth Moody
Gene Domnanish
Denny
Rita
Carolyn
Jimmy
Bennie Stinson
Joyce
Karen
Roberta
Roger Linneman
Get-Together Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Cole
Mrs John Cole hosted the Get-Together club Thursday at a one o clock luncheon with Mrs Clarence Burnett in charge. Members shared how they met their husbands. Attendees included Blanche Tucker Kenneth Pennington Howard Brown Earl Bruner Warren Jim Gregg John Hidgon Bob Kuiken Lea Bruce Welton and others with many spouses and children. The next meeting is planned for September with Mrs Bud Stottlemire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cole
Clarence Burnett
Mmes
Blanche Tucker
Kenneth Pennington
Howard Brown
Earl Bruner
Warren
Jim Gregg
John Higdon
Bob Kuiken
Lea
Bruce Welton
Ellsworth
Leonard Burnett
Judy and
Janice Pennington
Johnover
Nolal
May
Carlos Cole
Patty Stine
Dorothy
Ruby
Eldon Brown
Henry Brown
Bud Stottlemire
Rantoul W S C S meets on seed scattering topic
The Rantoul W S C S held a Thursday session on Scatter Seeds in Brazil led by Mrs. H. W. Spratt with Mrs. Charles Goodwin as hostess. Members read Bible verses, collected 1.75 dollars, and elected Mrs. Tom Gregg as vice president to replace Mrs. Peter Papps who moved away. Attendees included the Mines, Carl Grandorf, Tom Gregg, J. R. Burns, John Hicks, Harve McCullough, H. W. Spratt, Charles Goodwin, Grant Catterson, and C. A. Hobbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Brazil
H. W. Spratt
Charles Goodwin
Tom Gregg
Peter Papps
the Mines
Carl Grandorf
J. R. Burns
John Hicks
Harve McCullough
Grant Catterson
C. A. Hobbs
Socialettes Club Meeting Richmond Scene Report
Socialettes The Scissors club of Richmond held an informal social meeting Wednesday with Mrs. Bob Crick and Doris Wesen. Others present included the Mines Clarence Burnett Martha Burnett Joe Clark John Cole Cal Crozier Joe Kueser Rollie Merscham Will Mersman Maurice Ponton George Riebe Dee Spaulding and Carrie Whitman. Children listed were Bobby Randy Burnette Dale Donna Mersham Edith Ponton Ronnie Wesen Cindy Nancy Spaulding. N. N. Circle members spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs J W Barkdoll with visiting a business session and refreshments. Visitors included Mrs Lester Hoffman Mrs Jerry McClintic Terry. Others present were the Mines Tom Crawford W E Hogan William McClintic George Standfast Glenn White C J Witherspoon and Ray Bloomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scissors’club
Richmond
Bob Crick
Doris Wesen
the Mines
Clarence Burnett
Martha’ Burnett
Joe Clark
John Cole
Cal Crozier
Joe Kueser
Rollie Merscham
Will Mersman
Maurice Ponton
George Riebe
Dee Spaulding
Carrie Wittman
Bobby
Randy Burnette
Dale
Donna Mersham
Edith Ponton
Ronnie Wesen
Cindy
Nancy Spaulding
N. N
J. W. Barkdoll
Lester Hoffman
Jerry McClinitic
Terry
Ithe Mines
Tom Crawford
W. E. Hogan
William McClintic
George Standfast
Glenn White
C. J. Witherspoon
Ray Bloomer
Hall backs extension for drought relief in 24 counties
Gov. Fred Hall recommends extending the drought relief program for 24 Kansas counties to October 1. Counties include Cheyenne Sherman Wallace Greeley Hamilton Morton Logan Wichita Kearny Hodgeman Meade Comanche Cloud Mitchell Osborne Rawlins Thomas Scott Ford Clark Sedgwick Sumner Kingman and Gove. The first 12 were recently named drought disaster areas. Farmers may buy livestock feed at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topekaw
Karrsas
Fred Hall
the Counties
Cheyenne
Sherman, Wallace, Greeley
Hamilton
Morton, Logan
Wichita, Kearny, Hodgeman, Meade
Comafiche
Cloud, Mitchell
Osborne
Rawlins
Thomas, Scott
Ford, Clark
Sedgwick
Sumner
Kingman and
Gove
Wedding photo policy changes at Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald announces a new policy asking brides to furnish a solo wedding photo for publication. Editors urge submitting photos with story material before or just after the wedding and note blank forms for wedding information are available at the Herald office. The miscellany also recalls June as a popular month for weddings and shares a light anecdote about laundry and divine help.
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Ottawa
The
Herald
Haing
Appanoose Church News and Social Visits
Community notes from Appanoose recount church members sending address updates from Berkeley California and ongoing preaching. The W M S met with Mrs. Robert Dister hosting nine members two guests and five children attended. Social visits include Sanders Rundle Robison Hufford Morgan Gottscha and others from Wichita Kansas City Topeka Ottawa Burlington and Sunflower with various family guests and weekend stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hendrix
Appanoose
Appanoose Baptist
Robert Dister
Sam Sanders
Suzanne
Wichita
Loriie Rundle
Eldon Hufford
Eddie
Kansas City
Bill Hufford
Howard Morgan
Mike
Ricky
Ray Lawrence
Burlington
Fred
Harold Gottschathem
Wisconsin
Donald Gottschamer
Sue
Richard Haas
Gregg
Gayla
Topeka
Edwin Snyder
Deann
Ottawa
Fred Walker
Arthur Spigle
Wilbur Tauver
Robert McArdle
Community club notices and social group meetings
A compact list of local club events and gatherings includes Club Forecast Sunday gatherings at the Past Commandere and Past Advisors club with a covered dish supper at J. R. Radetock home. Ottawa Garden club event at First Methedtat church dining room with a potluck at 6 30 p.m. and a program. Tuesday Navy Mothers afternoon event at Memoria auditorium featuring Taycee Jaynes. auxiliary to Nations Federation of Post Office Clerks picnic at Forest Park with Mrs A L Hornberger host. Daughters Club event at Mrs Edward Wood sum Ceantropolis Nycorr. Community group with Mrs Arthur arrig Baxter social hour at Forest Park with Mrs William Ratzaff hosting. Mission Circles and Trinity W S C S at Onion Chapel church. Friday Royal Neighbors event noted.
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Ceantropolis
Nycorr
Arthur Arrig - Baxter
Forest Park
Atrs
William Ratzaff
George
Trinity
C.S
Onion Chapel
Homewood Friendly club notes and local visits
Mrs Elmina Hurley hosted the Friendly club at the schoolhouse with a cold luncheon. Attendees included Gene Reh Rev Ron Seward Mary Sharon J M Crabb Walter Reh and others. Plans announced for a July 25 meeting at Mrs Rehs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmina Hurley
I the Friendly Club
Gene Reh
Ron Seward
Mary Sharon
J. M. Crabb
Walter Reh
Henry Reh
J. E. Funk
W. J. Collins
Bill Ratliff
Betty and
Donna
Wilma J. Good
Eugene
Carl Taylor
E. E. Hendrix
Kay
Sharon Burke
Kurt Weigand
Howard Cochran
Reh
Janet Thackery
Franklin Thackery
Falls Church
Virginia
Jessie Dean
Homewood
Clare Ely
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
E. Ely
Walter
Pomona social visits span town and country
News from Pomona records a flurry of visits with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Button and Karen from Omaha joining Mrs. Cora Button and others in Kansas City and Ottawa. Cousins and relatives from Wichita Topeka Buffalo Richmond and Michigan Valley share dinners and afternoon calls as kin gather for a weekend of travel to Fall River Dam and a Toronto trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Button
Karen
Omaha
Nebr
Cora Button
Don Hoopman
Helen Little
Carrie
Kansas City
George Parks
Little
Merle Thompson
Topeka
D. E. Johnson
Boyd
Edith Thompson
H. L. Duvall
Ottawa
Albert Eaton
Hines, Ore
J. H. Eaton
Raymond Kratz
Michigan Valley
Emma Hughes
Maywood Hougland
East A
Kenneth Norton
Merle Montgomery
Toronto
Theodore Norton
Fall River Dam
Mrs.Norton
Dress Pattern 4530 For Jr Miss Sizes 9 to 17
Pattern 4530 Jr Miss sizes 9 11 13 15 17 offers a curve hugging bateau neck dress with back bolero. Includes illustrated instructions and fit tested pattern. send 35 cents plus extra for first class mail to Anne Adams in New York. Include name address zone size and style number.
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Hay
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Night guests gather for picnic in City Park
Parental hosts Mr and Mrs W W Cleven ger welcomed night guests Mrs Orville Gregg Handy and Bob from Bartlesville Okla Mr and Mrs Clarence Nigh and Bob also attended The Rebekahs enjoyed ete at Edgar Swanks picnic dinner in City Park with attendees including Mr and Mrs Charles Jones Michigan Valley Mr and Mrs John Rea Williamsburg Mr and Mrs Warren Sellens Mrs Clara Nitcher Miss Margaret McInnees Mr and Mrs Karl Johnson Wade Kathryn Mrs Belle Hoopes and guest son Linn Hoopes Pueblo Colorado and Mr and Mrs Leo Wittman Deanna Elaine and Warren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville
Gregg
Handy
Bob
Bartlesville
Okla
Clarence Nigh
Linn] Hoopes
Pueblo
Colorado
Leo Wittman
Deanna
Elaine
Warren
Princeton social notes mixed with many visits
Princeton residents and guests share a weekend of visits and dinners with families including Reekie Lantz Tarbet and Hamilton in multiple households. Attendees include Wichita and Ottawa residents, with friends from Derby Pueblo and Florence joining in meals and suppers at various homes.
Christian Church Sets Sunday Services Schedule
Sunday July first will see preaching at nine o'clock and Bible school at ten. Local residents and visitors are noted in attendance. Community members including Reekie and Knight families in Derby and Ottawa share visits and social engagements. A club meeting with potluck was held at Forest Park planned for July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Reekie
Derby
Bob Knight
Earl Wall
Richmond
Art Morris
Margaret Ann Holderman
Cottonwood Falls
Roy Donart
Donart
Charles
Walter
Phillipsburg
State Highway Commission
Co-Op
Wilbur Reekie
Topeka
W. J. Reekie
Larry
Leland Logan
Ottawa
Edna Smith
Acorn Club
Ballard Woods
Clarence Oswalds
Pearl Hull
Gene Hamilton
Forest Park
Anna Faye James
Linda
Terry
Artie
Stanley Woods
Mmes
Clifford James
Troy Herring
Otto Siegele
Byron Robison
Bessie Bare
Evelyn Henton
Glen Stottlemire
Johnny
Jimmie
Kansas City
Mr. Stottlemire
John Lester
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Daylily Society
Far and Near Club
Get-Together Club
John Kaiser
Masonic
Pho
Hall
BUICK
Mike Mulcahey
Ottawa, Kansas
Gary Nelson Farrar
Gary
Dallas
Elm
Ruth Morgan
Ed Robison
Gertrude. Anderson
Lawrence
St: Boniface Church
Scipio Hall
West Scipio School
ARS
Leo Glinkman
Williams
Mary Glinkman
Mr. Glinkman
Pomona
By Jone Helos
G. E. Dundee
North
Ottawa Water Tower
Mrs. W. W. Clevenger
Princeton
Harold Reekie
Jim Reekie
Everett Lantz
Dodge City
Bill Brongon
Douglas Tarbet
Leavenworth
Hugh Tarbet
R.T. Walker
Earl Gilliland
Pat and
Shirley
Colony
Bill Demoret
Fred Hynes
R. T. Walker
Reed Richardson
Carl
E. L. Hamilton
R. E. Hamilton
Rantoul
Carrie Hoyle
Eve
Minnie Oswalds
John Lewis
Fort Myers
Fla
Josie Atchison
L. C. Brannoch
Howard
Evelyn Cotterell
Williamstown
K. A. Lynn
Bill White
Kool
Kushions
Willys Aeor
Minnick Motor Co
Dodge - Plymouth
Hickory
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