Entertained Legato Club Hosts Honor Duets
Entertained Legato Club at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Smith. Mar garet Williams won the prize for practice hours. Next meeting is April 3 with Connie Welton. Guests included Mr Smith Ricky Mines Max E Roush Albert Williams Harold Cade and others. Members listed include Janet Reush Carol Ann Cade Nancy Burlingham and June Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Doman
Lynda Smith
Legato Music Club
Paul Smith
Margaret Williams
R. L. Stevens
Howard Doman
Marcia
Charles Burlingham
Elmer Sutton
Harold Stevens
Warren Welton
Budge Reusch
Gene Ames
Warren Springer
Janet Reush
Carol Ann Cade
Nancy Burlingham
June Sutton
Sandra Peterson
Marsha Stevens
Connie Welton
Kathy Reusch
Linda Jean Ames
Cheryn Elliott
Nancy Springer
Try This Sometime Bake Acorn Squash Mash
Squeeze pulp from baked acorn squash then mash with salt pepper and butter. Add sugar to taste and reheat. If a bit of leftover pineapple is in the fridge fold in for a sweet, tangy finish.
Engagement announced for Exelee McMahan and Norman Krekler
Mr and Mrs Virgil McMahan of Paola announce the engagement of their daughter Exelee to Norman Krekler son of Mr and Mrs William H Krekler of West Elkton Ohio The wedding is set for July Miss McMahan is a Ottawa University graduate and teaches at Clay County Community High School Clay Center Kansas Mr Krekler is a Whittier College graduate and resides in Hermosillo Mexico
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil McMahan
Route 3
Paola
Exelee
Norman Krekler
William. H. Krekler
West Elkton
Ohio
Miss McMahan
Ottawa University
Clay County
Clay Center
Kas
Krekler
Whittier College
Whittier
Calif
Hermosilla
Mex
Local club events span charity drives and social planning
Mrs Ora LeChien hosts Monday visitors from Williamsburg as First Methodist church youth group donates to Navajo mission and Ottawa Boys Club. Job's Daughters plan guardian visit with committees staffing reception, decorations, and kitchen. Williamsburg HS Future Homemakers attendees head to Topeka, while Army Mothers and Emery Green Social Club hold meetings with planned sewings and social roll calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora LeChien
Williamsburg
C. R. Morrison
Hays
Walter Norris and Son
Topeka
First Methodist Church
Ottawa Boys Club
John Brecheisen
Anita Vann
Jo Archer
W. J. Stavely
Charles E. Andrews
Roy Johnson
W. E. Hogan
Job
Grand Guardian
Marilyn Irwin
Kathy Keelin
Nancy Scott
Karen Duffield
Barbara Dahlstrom
Barbara James
Judy Duffield
Janie Knight
Carolyn Atchison
Kay Stafford
Lynda Igel
Pat Guilfoyle
Janet Read
Joan Terry
Lois Zook
Ottawa Girl Scouts History Traced From 1928 Roots
A historical recap of Ottawa Girl Scouts traces the White Swan troop founded about 1928 by the late Mrs. H. F. Hutchinson and the Pine Tree troop registered in 1930 under Mrs. Fred Kaiser. Leadership passed to Miss Lena Hutchins in 1935, with the Ottawa Girl Scout Council chartered that January. The council’s organizer was A. C. Carpenter, among others, and its mission is to provide worthwhile leisure activities shaping character. Marie Evelyn Bennett, now Mrs. Merle D. Cortz, appears in the scrapbook chronicle as a former Scout, with her daughter continuing badge work in a church group despite Ingalls lacking a formal Girl Scout unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
White Swan
H. F. Hutchinson
Pine Tree
Fred Kaiser
Lena Hutchins
Ottawa Girl Scout Council
A. C. Carpenter
M. M. Bennett
Bennett
Marie Evelyn Bennett
Marie Evelyn
Merle D. Cortz
Ingalls
Kas
Insect Allies Fight Pests Across U.S. Fields
Riverside California reports describe a national campaign using beneficial insects to curb pests harming crops. UC Riverside Citrus Experiment Station leads mass rearing and release of predators and parasites from Asia, Europe, and the Americas to protect billions in harvest value while parasitic fungi combat alfalfa aphids. Dr. Herman T. Spieth notes rising world population and food demand require aggressive biological control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Calif
United States
University of California
Citrus Experiment Station
Japan
China
Australia
Hawaii
Argentina
England
Austria
Netherlands
California
Herman T. Spieth
United Nations
Made Contributions by American Legion Auxiliary Members
Auxiliary members voted two contributions at a short meeting last eve ning. They gave 3.65 to the Hospital Auxiliary fund and 10 to Save The Children Federation to help shipping charges for used clothing. Mrs. McDowell reported 500 pounds ready to ship and invites further donations before March 30. Plans were made for two parties on March 21 and March 29 at the Legion rooms, with cake entries and statements. Members attended the Taylor revival service and urged investing in U. S. Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hospital Auxiliary Fund
Save the Children Federation
George McDowell
Legion Rooms
Surprise birthday gathering for Mr J L Kennedy
A group of relatives met Sunday at Mr and Mrs J L Kennedy home 326 S Cherry for a surprise birthday celebration. Refreshments featured two large birthday cakes. Attendees included D L Mathias Ruth Rathjen Henry Brown Dorothy Ruby Elden Ray Pinceton John Kennedy Baldwin Gale Montgomery Danny Emery Deaton Charlotte Kennedy and Lettie Pitts Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Kennedy
S. Cherry
Mr. Kennedy
D. L. Mathias
Ruth Rathjen
Henry Brown
Dorothy
Ruby
Elden Ray
Pinceton
John Kennedy
Baldwin
Gale Montgomery
Danny
Emery Deaton
Charlotte Kennedy
Lettie Pitts
Ottawa
Program On Hungary Woman's Republic Club Meeting
Yesterday's Hungary focused program featured Mrs. W K McCall reviewing How Hungary's Youth Fought For Freedom by Virginia Creed and Miss Lucy Lee presenting Hungary of Today. Discussion covered Middle East events and Admiral Byrd’s death with Miss Mary Ferguson recalling his Kansas City talk after a return from an expedition. other members included Mines, Lee Carter, Tom Crawford, W A Fyfe, J G Lytle, F H McCune, J T Osburn, B L Reinhardt and K W Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Republic Club
Hungary
W. K. McCall
Virginia Creed
Lucy Lee
Middle East
Admiral Byrd
Mary Ferguson
Kansas City
Lee Carter
Tom Crawford
W. A. Fyfe
J. G. Lytle
F. H. McCune
J. T. Osburn
B. L. Reinhardt
K. W. Williamson
Job Seeking Techniques for Girls Teaches Early Planning
AP News highlights a U S Labor Department leaflet guiding girls on summer and career employment. It outlines a five step pattern: prepare a folder canvass possibilities submit an application ace the interview and choose the job with consideration of advancement costs and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Alice Leopold
Bureau
Centropolis Club Forecast List of Groups and Hosts
The Thursday club forecast includes Daughters Club with Mrs Frank Morgan H C H and Mrs Chester Keim Y. F L W Auxiliary Swans Queens with Mrs Charles Queen Far and Near led by Mrs Bennie Stinson Merry-Go-Round headed by Mrs Leo Kirkwood Soroptimists hold a luncheon HLM Grove with Mrs Ivan McFadden all day White Shrine also listed as participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters Club
Centropolis
Frank Morgan
Chester Keimy
Swans Queens
Charles Queen
Bennie Stinson
Leo Kirkwood
HLM Grove
Ivan McFadden
White Shrine
Labeling garden items helps track growth
The note advises marking garden items with labels so you can identify what is growing as it starts. It also suggests protecting stakes and labels with shellac to preserve them.
Rotary Anns elect officers at Nauman home
Elected officers Mrs. W F Kramer president Mrs Charles W Southard and Mrs Nauman vice presidents Mrs Guy Snedaker secretary and Mrs L A Stafford treasurer. A program on inaugural gowns by Mrs Robert Clogston and Mrs D C Whitaker featured color slides and historical Washington scenes. The club donated $5 to Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary fund with St Patrick's themed refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Anns
Clarence Nauman
W. F. Kramer
Charles W. Southard
Nauman
Guy Snedaker
L. A. Stafford
Robert Clogston
D. C. Whitaker
Washington, D. C
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mmes
L. B. Paine
R. C. Capron
Floyd Coffman
Blanch Stucker
Flora Washburn
A. R. Peterson
St. Patrick’s
Publisher Recommended To Fill State Legislature Seat
A Coffeyville publisher, Fred L. Hedges, is backed by 33 of 40 Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee members for appointment to the Legislature to succeed the late Rep. Henry Oursler. Hedges traveled to Topeka to meet gubernatorial secretary Jack Goodrich about the appointment after Oursler died last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Montgomery County
Democratic Central Committee
Docking
Fred L. Hedges
Henry Oursler
Oursler
Hedges
Topeka
Jack Goodrich
Company Fare Celery Poached In Consomme Then Marinated
Celery hearts are poached in consommé and drained before marinating in olive oil white wine vinegar and mustard with salt and pepper. The process yields a seasoned chilled side dish suitable for a formal table.
Teen Taboo Drink Pairing Trend Sparks Debate
A playful note suggests mixing fruit sherbet with ginger ale and gin. The idea targets teenagers as the eager audience, inviting curiosity about experimental mocktails and novelty beverages for youth gatherings.
P E O Chapter Elects Margaret Clark President
P E O Chapter elects Miss Margaret Clark as president at Mrs M H Forester home last evening. Other officers include Mrs Tom Trigg vice president and Mrs Fred Kaiser, Miss Lola Sloan secretaries. Clark named delegate to state convention in Emporia May 28 30. Trigg alternate. Plans set for Reciprocity luncheon April 13 with Ottawa chapters as hosts. Garnett Lola Humboldt and Yates Center represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Margaret Clark
M. H. Forester
Tom Trigg
Fred Kaiser
Lola Sloan
J. F. Barr
Paul Haggard
W. G. Ransom
Ivy Guard
Lewis Irwin
Clark
Emporia
Trigg
Bruce Spears
P.E.O. Council
Ottawa
Garnett, Lola, Humboldt and
Yates Center
Ruth Carr
J. E. Colby
Mies
B. F. Bowers
Harold J. Lamb
J. L. Johnson
C. W. Parent
C. A. Peacock
W A. Penny
Wallace Wells
John Sheldon
Glen Brown
Lulu Brown
Gertrude Clark
Ethel Smart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lois Smith
Legato Club
Exelee McMahan
Garland Smith
Princeton
George Barber
Memorial Auditorium
Mittee
H. J. Nordeen
Eli Clavel
Leland Monroe
Emery Green Social Club
Phil Evans
Girl Scouts
New Mexico
Missouri
Pacific Coast
Idaho
S. Main
U. S
Safeco Auto
Alexander Insurance Agency
Cloverleaf Dairy
AP News
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
St.Joseph
Malott Hardware
General Motors
Thornton Minor Hospital
East Linwood Blvd
Kansas City 9
Malott
Third and
Hickory
South Hickory
North Main
The
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
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