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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1957

Page

5

Girl Scout Week Starts With Observances In Ottawa

Girl Scout Week observed March 10 16 in Ottawa with church services and window displays in ten Main Street businesses. Troop 33 will present a radio skit Boy Meets Girl on Monday, featuring Patty Kiefer Virginia Reyes Linda Guist Mary Harkins Betty Cary. Ottawa council serves about 350 girl members and 63 leaders across 25 troops in Ottawa and Williamsburg.

Ottawa Lewis Vaughan Earl Gutist Patty Kiefer Virginia Reyes Linda Guist Mary Harkins Betty Cary Bernard Didde Jerry Servatius Ottawa Girl Scout Council Williamsburg

Old-Fashioned Jelly Roll Recalled in Home Kitchen

A nostalgic look at a Canadian mother’s jelly roll method with sugar dusted towel roll, red currant jelly, and two fillings. It outlines a butter sponge cake recipe, two way filling with crushed pineapple plus cherries and rum flavor, and step by step rolling and chilling for eight servings.

Socialettes and American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Notice

Socialettes American Legion Auxiliary will hold a short business meeting Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock to allow members to attend the evangelistic meeting the same evening. R E M club was entertained Thursday by Mrs. Lilian Bryant for an afternoon of games, visiting and refreshments. Members gave their maiden names for roll call, Mrs. Lillian Spears and Mrs. Leona Chesser were visitors, others present were the Mmes. A M Sieg, Fred Griffin, Rachel Hubbard, India Cannady, W R Dawson, Frieda Kissinger and Anna Bryan.

American Legion Auxiliary R.E.M. Club Lilian Bryant Lillian Spears Leona Chesser Mmes. A. M. Sieg Fred Griffin Rachel Hubbard India Cannady W. R. Dawson Frieda Kissinger Anna Bryan

Matrix table dinner speaker honors women achievers

In observance of Theta Sigma Phi founding the Kansas City area alumnae chapter will host a Matrix table dinner at 7 p m on March 23 at the Hotel Muhlebach. speaker Willie Snow Ethridge humorist author and wife of Mark Ethridge will discuss her best sellers including Nila. Reservations with Mrs William V McLeese.

Theta Sigma Phi Fraternity For Women In Journalism Kansas City Area Muhlebach Willie Snow Ethridge Mark Ethridge Louisville, Ky Courier-Journal Ethridge Greece Palestine United Nations Nila Nila Magidoff Wiliam V. McLeese West Seventy-second Prairie Village

Names for Babies at Ransom Memorial Hospital

Deboraho Geiler daughter of Pete H. Geiler Jr. and wife of Kansas City born February 23 weighs six pounds 13 ounces. Pamela Jean Jayroe daughter of Terry and wife born March 4 at 521 S Sycamore weighs seven pounds 14 1/2 ounces. Toni Faye Beets daughter of Alfred and wife born March 3 at 1246 S Main weighs six pounds. Grandparents listed include Louis Foltz of Princeton and Pete Geiler Jr. of Homewood Jayroe

Ransom Memorial Hospital Geiler Pete H. Geiler, Jr Kansas City Deboraho Geilers Sandra Louis Foltz Princeton Pete Geiler, Jr Homewood

FTC probes illegal advertising in radio and TV

The Federal Trade Commission has begun monitoring radio and television ads in a broad campaign to uncover illegal claims. Chairman John W. Gwynne told the House Commerce Committee that complaints could result from visual misrepresentations and that investigators in nine field offices have been authorized to monitor broadcasts. Rep. Jarman condemned the misleading ads aimed at the American public.

Washington Federal Trade Commission FTC John W. Gwynne House Commerce Committee Jarman D-Okla

New Earth Shocks Hit Central Greece After Quakes

In central Greece new earthquakes caused further destruction as authorities report about 45 villages nearly destroyed and 4 000 buildings damaged. One death and 40 to 50 injuries are confirmed with unofficial figures placing homeless around 20 000. Volos and Larissa regions suffer extensive ruins.

Athens Greece Volos Larissa

Detwiler McConnell Vows Exchanged In Wellsville

Bonnie Jean Detwiler of Topeka and Raymond E. McConnell of Wellsville exchanged vows at the Wellsville Methodist church on Saturday evening March 2. Rev. Paul Leslie officiated. Bride's parents are Mr and Mrs James Detwiler Centropolis. Attendants included Elmer and Mrs McConnell. The couple will reside in Ottawa after a reception at the groom's parents home.

Bonnie Jean Detwiler Topeka Raymond E. McConnell Gilbert E. McConnell Wellsville Wellsville Methodist Church James Detwiler Centropolis Elmer A. McConne Elmer McConnell Eldon Finch Ottawa Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Toneka Appanoose McConnnell Machinery Company Wellsville High School

Women urged to pursue engineering careers for future

Windsor Locks Conn Rose Worobel a 14 year veteran of Hamilton Standard Division United Aircraft urges college girls to choose engineering. She recalls rough early days for women in industry and notes progress toward equal opportunity. Worobel trained at Bates College Penn State and now supervises propeller work while pursuing a master's at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Rose Worobel Hamilton Standard United Aircraft Corp Rose Miss Worebel Bates College Penn State University Tomourrow Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Club Forecast Sunday at Federated church listings

Community calendar style notice listing numerous clubs and meetings for Sunday through Friday across Federated church Memorial Auditorium and various chapters including American Legion Auxiliary Rotary Anns Woman's Republic and Soroptimists with names of members and event venues such as Centropolis Elm Grove and G.A.R. ladies clubs among others.

Federated Church Edmund Boltwood Memorial Auditorium Beta Sigma Phi Omega Robert Bauer Orateron Doris and Beverly Forth George Savius M. P.M Lloyd Stafford Pomenk Methodist Church Job American Legion Auxiliary Army Mothers Centropolis Frank Morgan Chester Keim Vv. F. W Kiwani Queens Charles Queen Bennie Stinson Leo Kirkwood Elm Grove Ivan McFadden White Shrine

End Postal Savings System Would End Postal Savings System

Washington The House Post Office Committee approved a bill to end the 47 year old postal savings system. Established in 1910 to aid rural areas and protect savings, the program has seen deposits fall by about 200 million annually. As of June 30 last year deposits stood at 1.765 billion, with a 1956 profit of 64 million dollars.

Washington 4 House Post Office Committee

Largest soil bank payment to Garvey Farms and others

The Agriculture Department listed Washington state top soil bank payments for last year headed by Garvey Farms of Colby with 61,354.50 dollars. At Senator Williams request the department also named the fourth largest payment of 45,017 dollars to J. W. B. Farms of Liberal.

Washington Soil Bank Garvey Farms Colby Sen. Williams R-Del Agriculture Department J. W. B. Farms Liberal

Golden wedding anniversary gift from Tokyo clock

A 400 day gold clock from their son in Tokyo, Japan marked a special golden wedding anniversary for H. C. Milliken and wife in Williamsburg. MSgt. Wendell E. Aliliken could not get leave to attend the reception last Sunday. Greetings came from Governor George Docking, Senators Andrew Schoeppel and Frank Carlson, Congressman Errett F. Scrivner, and many relatives and friends.

H. C. Millikens Williamsburg Tokyo Japan Wendell E. Aliliken

Eggs a la Golden dish a popular spring favorite

A female gathering highlights Eggs a la Golden as a preferred family dish. Mrs. Nelson Cary shares a high school recipe for creamed eggs on crisp toast, with yolk sieved over the sauce. The piece links simple comforts to motherhood and older household tasks like sewing and washing.

Nelson Cary Ike Cary Judy Betty John Janet Susy

Man Killed In New York Harbor

In heavy rain in New York Harbor a water taxi operated by 60-year-old Thomas O Rourke, a retired policeman, was crushed when a tanker rammed an anchored freighter. O Rourke died. no one aboard either ship was injured. The tanker Val T and freighter Steel Admiral belong to Valentine Oil Corp and Isthmian Steamship Line respectively. The Coast Guard towed the Val T to a nearby pier.

New York Thomas O'Rourke O’rourke

Highway Worker Killed Near Woodston

Warl Hance a 56 year old state highway employee from Stockton Kas was killed near Woodston yesterday when he fell in front of a truck while working on U S 24. The accident remains under investigation by highway officials.

Woodston Kas Warl Hance Stockton State Highway Department U. S. 24

Sunday At The Churches Kingdom Battle of Jehovahs Witnesses

Quenemo Kansas services listed with Bible lectures Watchtower study and theocratic ministry school times. Frid ay service meeting scheduled with Bible study and Sunday school details. Bethany Chapert Fanttet Second and Poplar pastors listed with morning worship and Wednesday prayer meeting times.

Kingdom Batt of Jenovah Quenemo Kansas Bibre B. BR Harris Young Peoples Meeting Bethany Chapert Fanttet Poplar Wm. Battey

Oxford student makes bull fiddle into vehicle

Ox ford University student Toby Jessel converted his bass fiddle into a wheeled push vehicle after a policeman ruled it a vehicle on crowded Oxford sidewalks. He faced legal limits and was advised to carry a torch for warning pedestrians.

Oxford England Oxford University Toby Jessel Jessel Toby

Dulles Arrives in Australia for SEATO Conference

Secretary of State Dulles arrived in Canberra for the SEATO eight-nation meeting opening Monday. He expressed confidence the gathering would be fruitful as SEATO military advisers from eight nations ended a closed door subversion conference in the region.

Canberra Australia U.S State Dulles SEATO Dulles Southeast Asia Treaty Organization

Fire Damages Puritan Hotel in Kansas City

A blaze on the Puritan Hotel eight stories high forced over 60 guests to flee last night. No injuries were reported. Owner John Fishman valued damage at about $50,000 as flames began in the roof penthouse and were spotted from the street. Fifteen of Kansas City's 26 fire companies battled the fire for nearly two hours before control.

Kansas City Puritan John Fishman

Church Notices From Local Seventieth Street Parishes

A compact list of church services and leaders for multiple denominations including Nazarene, Christ, Catholic, Christian Science, Faith Bible, First Baptist, North Baptist, First Methodist, Grace Episcopal, Free Methodist, Lutheran, and Federated Presbyterian. Details cover service times, Sunday schools, youth meetings, midweek prayers, and named pastors or ministers.

Church of the Nazarene Seventh and Elm J. Russell Smith Church of Crist Firm and Cedars Wesleyan Sfethodiat N. Main Wayne & Calidwell Wesleyan Church of Cinsat N. Poplar C. B. Andrews Sacred Heart Catholic Cedar Mathew Guilfoyle Christian Science Society Hickory Oelnek Faith Bible Poplard R Ciavioa Surday School First Baptist Fourth Roger L. Fredrikson Charles Forbes Taylor Munierial North Baptist Oak Whson William L. Luce Ste First Methodist Charles Taylor Grace Episcopal Ifth John B. Sweteart Renior Edward Turner Kansas Ugopraser Onaki Dan Adolphson Croes Mideweek Mideweek Srevices Walth Lutheran Walthee League Garnett Lutheran Mission Garnetti Homer Kurth William Ward

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