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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1968

Page

7

Local Family Gatherings and Travel Highlights Across Several States

Mrs. Glenn Fitch returned from Branson Missouri where she stayed a month with her son and wife. Mr and Mrs Lee Hermreck of rural Richmond toured California for ten days visiting relatives and friends. A family gathering celebrated the 34th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Higdon. The Secrest twins Jean and Joyce marked their 14th birthdays with a dinner. Dean Kueser, bound for Lackland A F B, was an honor guest at a Richmond dinner. Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Robert Killough’s home with plans for a Kansas City trip and rummage sale at Memorial Auditorium.

Glenn Fitch Branson Russell Fitch Lee Hermreck Richmond California Albert Hermreck Corning Asiseter Ed Bures Whittier Everett Hermrecks Sacras Mento Ed Hansen Fullerton Lynneda Hermreck Hawaii Mrs. Earl Higdon Jean Joyce Secrest Harrison Secrest Princeton Evan McKeon Rantoul Marie Secrest Ellis Careman Ottawa Judy Secrest Effie Gregg George Ewing Texearkana Tex Jack Poe Earl Blair Roy Gregg Phil Martin Kim Bobby Gregg Paola Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Tom Chappell Robert Thompson Kansas City National Office Memorial Auditorum

JOY shirt-look skimmer pattern for busy people

Printed Pattern 4993 offers a cotton easy-care skimmer for active wear. Includes half sizes 12 to 14, 16, 18, 44% bust 37 inch version uses 33 yards of fabric. Pattern price 65 cents, add mailing and handling. Send NAME ADDRESS ZIP SIZE STYLE NUMBER to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Ottawa Herald.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York

Marking 50th Anniversary for Tex England couple

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. England mark their golden wedding anniversary on March 9 in Rich Hill Missouri. The pair formerly lived in Ottawa and Overland Park before moving to Ottawa RFD 4 in 1947. They have one son J W England II and four daughters plus a large extended family totaling 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

J. W Tex England Rich Hill Ottawa RFD 4 Overland Park O. O. Wolf West 7Th Ottawa Rfd J. W. Engeland II Francis Klink Betty Tudor Muskogee Okla Ray Killgore Sale Lsaw Raymond Miller

Color Coding Bulbs For Varied Tulip Plantings

Dear Heloise describes a method to rearrange tulip and other bulb plantings to create color variety. The author explains using color-coded strings to indicate which bulbs are which color, aiding care and planned display.

Hints From Heloise on color arranging bulbs and bread tips

Hints from Heloise describe tying strings to foliage to map color sequences for future bulb replacement and planning flower beds. Another tip suggests slicing a frozen bread loaf after baking and returning it to its original plastic bag to avoid extra mess and crooked cuts.

Heloise

Baby Shauna Beth Born to Gareber Family

A daughter was born on March 1 to Mr and Mrs Robert Gareber of 707 Cypress. The newborn weighs 8 pounds 8 ounces and has been named Shauna Beth.

Robert Gare Ber Cypress Shauna Beth

Community clubs and groups listed for Wednesday

Club Forecast lists A.C.E and Mrs. Fredrick Hermreck, Pomona Stitch and Chatter, POMONA, C.W.F, American Baptist Women Elliott Hall 1:30 PM, Trinity W.S.C.S and First Methodist W.S.C.S, Ladies Fellowship Church of Brethren, Westminster Presbyterian Women, Sweet Adelines, Eastern Star, Hawkins Grange.

A.C.E Fredrick Hermreck Pomona William Fawl C.W.F General Meeting American Baptist Women Elliott Hall Trinity W.S.C.S First Methodist W.S.C.S Ladies Fellowship Church of Brethren

Special Event For Lutherans

A basket dinner preceded the Faith Lutheran Church World Day of Prayer service Friday evening. The program theme was Bless the Lord, All Families. Rev. Earl Zimmerman and Guild members participated as the congregation joined the response. The offering will go to Carl Nienheusers from Pittsburg who, with his wife, has completed studies to become Bible translators and will be assigned to a foreign field.

Earl Zimmerman Guild Carl Nienheusers Pittsburg Bieble

Ann Landers Advice Columns on Names and Careers

A reader asks if a fiancé should change his spelling to avoid obscene mispronunciation and Ann Landers says yes if they marry. In a second letter, a singer considers living with a widower for lessons, but Landers urges practicality and warns against shortcuts to fame. A third note asks about serving as a credit reference and accountability for the debts of others. Landers answers that references do not obligate payment unless a formal agreement exists.

Ann Landers Blusher Sugar Bible Reader St. Paul

Bear One Another's Burdens World Day of Prayer Service

Ruhamah Baptist Church held a World Day of Prayer service titled Bear One Another's Burdens. Mrs James Peckham led organ, Mrs Dale VanHorn directed singing, with several participants and a tea for about 60 guests from Green Valley Baptist Lane Methodist Rantoul Presbyterian New Hope Baptist and Union Chapel Methodist.

Ruchamah Baptist Church James Peckham Oregan Dale VanHorn Ice Ruhamah W.M.S Green Valley Baptist Lane Methodist Rantoul Presbyterian New Hope Baptist Union Chapel Methodist

Planting Signs Program at Ottawa Garden Club Meeting

Mrs Ear Farris spoke on planting signs and lunar changes, linking omens to agricultural science. Arbor Day tree-planting at Ransom Memorial Hospital planned for March 29. Mrs W R Gamble shared poems in March, while a St Patrick display featured green carnations in a frog vase by Mrs Joel Towner and Mrs James Durbin. Table hostesses were Mrs C W Bollweg and Miss Ethyle Welton with a St Patrick table theme.

Ear Farris Ottawa Garden Club Ransom Memorial Hospital W. R. Gamble St. Patrick Joel Towner James Durbin C. W. Bollweg Ethyle Welton

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