Anniversary Dinner Honors Four Birthday Milestones
A Sunday dinner at Pressonville hall celebrated four birthday anniversaries. Honorees included F. A. David Barge of the U S Navy Clayton Hughes of Rantoul Mrs Fred Eggleston and Brandson Warren Dean Eggleston of Pressonville. Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs W W Wilhile Patty Kay Jim Bob Kenny and Bill Jr Ot tawa Mrs Fred Eggleston Ollin Mr and Mrs Francis Eggleson Willis and Charles and Mr and Mrs Keith Barge Bar-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressonville Hall
F. A. David Barge
U. S. Navy
Clayton Hughes
Rantoul
Fred Eggleston
Brandson
Warren Dean Eggleston
Pressonville
W. W. Wilhile
Patty
Kay
Jim
Bob
Kenny
Bill
Ottawa
Ollin
Francis Eggleson
Willis
Charles
Keith Barge
Bar
Engagement of Wilda Markley to Lee Robbins
Mrs Opal Markley announces the engagement of her daughter Wilda May Markley to Lee Robbins son of Mr and Mrs Albert Robbins Route 2 The couple are connected to Ottawa high school and Wellsville high school class of 51 Sunflower Ordnance Works The wedding is planned for next June at Centropolis Baptist church
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Opal Markley
Route 4
Wilda May
Lee Robbins
Albert Robbins
Miss Markley
Ottawa High School
Robbins
Wellsville High School
Sunflower Ordance Works
Centropolis Baptist Church
Beller Studio
Paola and Kansas City names in Route Notices
A scrambled list includes individuals and places such as Mrs Clayton Hughes and Charlotte Ann from Rantoul Mrs Henry Aldrich and Mr and Mrs Aldrich of Kansas City Kas C D Barge on route 5 Paola and Donald and Delbert on route 3 Paola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara
Donald
Delbert
Paola
Clayton Hughes
Charlotte Ann
Rantoul
Henry Aldrich
Kansas City
Kas
C. D. Barge
Lesson On Good Grooming Given By Mrs Engles
Beta Sigma Phi chapter Omicron hosted last evening a lesson on The Art of Good Grooming led by Mrs. Robert Engles. Hostesses Misses Doris and Beverly Hjorth welcomed guests including Mrs. Jerry Dietrick son and Mrs. Bill Bergerhouse, with other members and friends such as Bill Baldwin Harry Brown Gardner Campbell Gay Harris Robert Melroy Scott Huddleston Harvey Martin Jerome Minnick Lawrence Ott Art Wagoner Cliff Reynolds and David Woods attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Engles
Doris
Beverly Hjorth
Jerry Dietrickson
Bill Bergerhouse
Robert K., White
Rex Shisler
the Mines
Bill Baldwin
Harry Brown
Gardner Campbell
Gay Harris
Robert Melroy
Scott Huddleston
Harvey Martin
Jerome Minnick
Lawrence Ott
Art Wagoner
Cliff Reynolds
David Woods
Easter Program At First Methodist Church Sees 28 Members
Easter program by the M. P. M. club was held at First Methodist church. Mrs. Fred Shoemaker and Mrs. R. C. Bundy read articles and stories. Mrs. Henning played a Messiah piano solo and accompanying hymns. Mrs. A. C. Heigele was elected to membership, with Mrs. L. V. Smith as guest. Hostesses were Mrs. J. F. Heckman and Miss Nellie Teague. Twenty eight members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.P.M. Club
First Methodist Church
Fred Shoemaker
R. C. Bundy
W. W. Whitacre
Bob McGhee
W. Henning
L. V. Smith
J. F. Heckman
Nellie Teague
Apricot Filling Layer Cake with Chocolate Frosting
Pureed drained canned apricots or stewed dried fruit create a sweet filling between sponge layers. Top with chocolate frosting for a rich, complementary flavor pairing.
Ottawa women attend state DAR and DCW conferences
Several Ottawa women will leave tomorrow for Beloit to attend the state conferences of Daughters of American Revolution and Daughters of Colonial Wars. Meetings last through Saturday morning. Participants include Mrs. J. R. Henning regent of General Edward Hand Chapter DAR, Mrs. H. J. Blunt, Mrs. H. H. Fowler state DAR motion picture chairman, Mrs. G Weilepp state DAR registrar, and Mrs H R Webster state DCW chaplain.
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Ottawa
Beloit
Daughters of American Revolution
Daughters of Colonial Wars
J. R. Henning
Edward Hand
D.A.R
H. JP. Blunt
H. H. Fowler
D.A.R. Motion Picture
G . Weilepp
DAR
H R Webster
DCW
Rag rag sewing by VFW Auxiliary yields 43 pounds
Socialettes V F W Auxiliary members sewed 43 pounds of rag rags for a veterans hospital at a yesterday sewing meeting led by Mrs Harvey Crean. A potluck dinner followed with 50 members and guests from Pomona and nearby towns in attendance.
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V.F.W. Auxiliary
Veterans’ Hospital
Harvey Crean
Ed Curby
Bob Robinson
Jess Medlin
G. H. Pratt
Lyda Dellzell
Charlie Jones
Mabel Simmons
Rodney
Flavor Tips From The Kitchen
Do You Know six to eight clams per person when serving steamed. Some cooks sprinkle sugar over chicken before broiling. A pinch of tarragon in a seafood dish adds delightful flavor.
Franklin County club forecast includes multiple groups
The notice lists the club activities and meetings for Franklin County women and church groups. Names include Mrs. 3. W. Foulks Mrs. Eugene Sievers Mrs. Harold Schamann and others with events at 2 p.m. and p.m. at various homes and church units.
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Franklin County
W. Foulks
Eugene Sievers
Harold Schamann
Kenneth Gentry
G. C
Biden Good
Zigzaggers
Bertha Richardson
Ll. W
Clarence Nauman
U. P. Missionary Society
W. Whitacre
Beekers
Trinity Methodiat
H. D. Plank
Rebekahs League of Women Voters
John
Pierson
Cole Community
Jim Robinson
Book Review Delights Omega Chapter Meeting
Mrs Will Gamble led a review of A Collection of Gems at the Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi last evening. Hostess Mrs Robert Baer and conductor Mrs Byron Faden oversaw proceedings with guests including Keith Wait Robert McGhee Allen Dearfoss and Dan Fogle Jr. Additional members listed include Charles Gillette Walt Moore Robert Pence Lloyd Printice Charles Queen Jack Terrill John Kay and Don Dumier. Swap or buy through Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gamble
Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Baer
Byron Faden
Mines
Keith Wait
Robert McGhee
Ailden Dearfoss
Dan Fogle
The
Charles Gillette
Walt
Robert Moore
Robert Pence
Lloyd Prentice
Charles Queen
Jack Terrill
John Kay
Don Dumier
Garfield PTA Dad's Night panel discusses child behavior
Panel discussion moderated by Prof. Milton Danielson featured members Don Hoglund Glenn Underwood Bob Winchester and Milo Harris. Horton Presley played three marimba numbers. Officers elected included Mrs. Charles Southard president Mrs. Ray Brown vice president Mrs. Milo Harris secretary and Mrs. Howard Doyen treasurer. A $25 donation to the school dental fund and a joint installation with other schools were approved. The afternoon kindergarten room won attendance honors, with sixth grade and kindergarten mothers providing refreshments.
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Garfield P.T.A
Milton Danielson
Don Hoglund
Glenn Underwood
Bob Winchester
Milo Harris
Horton Presley
Charles Southard
Ray Brown
Howard Doyen
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True Story
Jarma Lewis
Hollywood
MGM
Raintree County
MGM Camera 65
Metrocolor
Eleanor Day
W. Monroe Street
Chicago
Illnois
Rainbo Baking Co
Emporia
National Bakers Services, Inc
A . Perience
Bobby Rice
I. J. Rice
Sycamore
Dick Baldwin
Pat
Hawthorne P.T.A
R. A. Bruce
Indergarten
Herald
Lois Smith
Edmund Boltwood
G. K. Barnes
W. M. Cromwell
Frank Smith
G. B. Dailey
Bert Steele
Nettie Dearing
Pearl Bolton
Rosa Hartshorn
Charles Nisely
C. Raymond Smith
Art Jensen
Lloyd Stafford
Howard McGee
D. F.kyle
B. A. Carter
Mmes
R. P. Crow
Fred Doman
A. E. Ford, W. A. Schnoke
H. F. Duvall
and Lamar Phillips
Job
Judy Lister
Janice Barnhisel
Mary Ford
Grand Guardian
Leo Wittman
Pomona Methodist Church
Roy C. Clark
Pomona
Quenemo
Princeton
Garnett
Lane
Richmond
Greeley
St. Patrick
Henry Gilroy
Max Drake
George Silvius
Tom Trigg
Glenn Geiss
J. K. Jameson
John Lamb
DeWayne Lofgreen
Francis Wilson
Milton Jameson
R. E. Roseberry
Dorothy Baker
Scott Blow
Ralph Blow
Calif
Mr. Blow
Elmo
Andrew
Blows
Miami
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Bobby
Cloverleaf Dairy
S. Main
Desoto
F.O.B
Detroit
de Soto
Groucho Marx
NBC
BOB White Motor Company
Ottawa, Kansas
Hane Dering
Anne Adams
Ottawa “Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Heard Book Review
Teay ST. Joseph Spiri
Tempco
Malott
Mack
General Electric
Main
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