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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1958

Page

14

MISS FANNIE KRAYS VISITORS AND LOCAL GATHERINGS

Miss Fannie Krays Mrs Ralph Lidsey Douglas and Riki arrived from Wichita Walls Texas last Thursday to visit her parents C H Loper Cora Button and the Marion Smith and Robert Loper families in Ottawa and left for their home Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Roy English and Bobby were among relatives Sunday at the home of Mrs Fanny Davis Quenemo for a farewell to Mr and Mrs Owen Brann Lyndon Wash who were visiting several weeks and left Monday for Washington. The Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday evening in regular session with 20 present. During a recess in business the following were installed into membership Mrs Betty Rodgers Mrs Darlene Kraft Mrs Belle Hoopes and Mrs Shirley Bethel. Resumed business finished. Regular closing followed by serving refreshments. In charge were Mrs E T Nitcher Mrs Emma Hughes and Miss Margaret McNees.

Ralph Lidsey Douglas Riki Wichita Walls Texas C. H. Loper Cora Button Marion Smith Robert Loper Ottawa Roy English Bobby Fanny Davis Quenemo Owen Brann Lyndon Wash Washington Regekah Lodge Betty Rodgers Darlene Kraft Belle Hoopes Shirley Bethell E. T. Nitcher Emma Hughes Margaret McNees

Bethel Centennial Area News Highlights

East Alton resident John R. Clark visited his parents the G C Clarks over the weekend Rev Gordon Thompson of Bald wins conducts a Mark study class at the church Nine women attend Mrs G C Clark taught days of school at Brubaker while Mrs Leland Gilliland was ill Bethel W S C S hosted by Mrs Chares Simmons and Mrs Albert Turner at the Sim.

John R. Clark East Alton Ill G. C. Clarks Gordon Thompson Baldwin Andrew Pelkey Joe Buchanan Joe Jr G. C. Clark Brubaker Leland Gilliland Chares Simmons Albert Turner Bethel W.S.C.S Sim

Women group holds luncheon and officers elected

Members of the Mrs. Carl Eichenberger led group hosted a covered dish luncheon on a Wednesday. Mrs. Maurice Fishburn reviewed the Medical Missions lesson. New officers elected included President Mrs. Albert Turner, vice president Mrs. Alvin Stahel, recording secretary Mrs. Ben Baker, and treasurer Mrs. G. C. Clark. Mrs. Mary White attended as a guest.

Albert Turner Alvin Stahel Ben Baker G. C. Clark Mary White

Greeley Area News Briefs Mixed Health and Travel Updates

Mrs Dan Sullivan entered Tela hospital Tuesday March 4 and underwent surgery the next day. Mrs Edna Johnson has been here helping care for her mother ill. Mrs Shirley Robbins and Billy left Tuesday for San Francisco then Guan where Robbins is stationed. Amos South has been ill. Mrs Frank Miller helped care for grandson Pat Rockers who is ill. Rebecca Sue born Feb 26 to Mr and Mrs James Passing. Easter breakfast planned by W S W S E U B Church. Thelma Barovicka chair. Melvin Lickie announces birth of a son Garnett hospital March 5.

Dan Sullivan Tela Hospital Edna Johnson James Morgan Sr Shirley Robbins Billy San Francisco Guan Robbins Amos South Frank Miller Paola Pat Rockers James Passing Rebecca Sue Garnett Hospital W.S.W.S E.U.B. Church Thelma Barovicka Melvin Lickie

Nominees Named for KU Alumni Association Board

Fred Ellsworth, secretary of the University of Kansas Alumni Association, announces six nominees for the alumni board: Robert T. Cory Wichita, Mrs Nell Blurton Renn Kansas City, Clay E. Hedrick Newton, Paul R. Ward Hays, Richard D. Rogers Manhattan, and Eugene W. Morgan Kansas City. Under bylaw changes last summer, members will vote only for board members while the board elects the president and vice president. three members will be elected.

Lawrence Ww Fred Ellsworth University of Kansas Alumni Assn Robert T. Cory Wichita Nell Blurton Renn Arkansas City Clay E. Hedrick Newton Paul R. Ward Hays Richard D. Rogers Manhattan Eugene W. Morgan Kansas City Kas Alumni Association Ellsworth

State 4-H Club Leader Named at Kansas State

Roger E K Regnier will be named state 4 H club leader effective May 1 succeeding J Harold Johnson who retires after four decades in the Kansas State College extension service Regnier has served on the extension staff since 1937 and was Russell County agricultural agent for three years He is a K State graduate who taught vocational agriculture at Fairview and Pleasanton before joining extension and is a Westmoreland native.

Manhattan Kasut Roger EK Regnier Harold Is. Jones Kansas State College Extension Service J. Harold Johnson Apeldo K-State Russell County Fairview Pleasanton Westmoreland

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