Skilton Music Club Presents OHS Pupils
The Skilton Music Club staged a public program in Ottawa University’s Green Room featuring Ottawa Junior High brass choir formed in 1963 and Ottawa High School clarinet choir formed in 1964. Directors Loren Matthews and Mrs. Robert Pinet led performances by named students including Ronnie Matthews Craig French Keith Schulz Jim Stark and Dan Fleming among others. The program offered a brass choir repertoire with works like Prelude Chorale and Fugue and Seventye six Trombones and clarinet choir items including Nearer My God To Thee and Londonderry Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skilton Music Club
Green Room
Ottawa University
Loren Matthews
Robert Pinet
Ottawa Junior High School
Ottawa High School
Ronnie Matthews
Craig French
Keith Schulz
Tom Johnson
Jim Cook
Kenneth Presley
Dan Fleming
Dan Pipenger
Jim Stark
Robert Meyer
Doug Underwood
Roy Pahlman
Allen Buck
Sonny Hoppe
Thurston Wallace
Curtis Langdon
Jackie Weber
Chuck Anderson
Don Castleberry
Phil Whirley
Patricia Sievers
Connie Warnock
Linda
Londonderry
White Shrine Elects Officers for High Priestess and Watchman
The Ottawa White Shrine elected Mrs. Richard Maxwell worthy high priestess and Charles Talbot watchman of shepherds, with several other officers named including Mrs. Stephen Needham noble prophetess and Lanah Cameron worthy scribe. A public installation is set for April 3 at 8 pm in the Masonic temple following annual reports and a covered dish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Richard Maxwell Worthy
Charles Talbott
Shepherds
Masonic Temple
Supreme Shrine
Los Angeles
Stephen Needham
Melvin Sellers
Lanah Cameron
Ray Talbott
Cecil Redick
Louis Dale
Richard Maxwell
Socialettes and club news from the Hand Chapter meeting
Socialettes notes Mrs. Erwin Elder hosts Saturday for General Edward Hand Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meeting. Neal Pritchard returns from visit with son Jon Pritchard and family as Mark and Bobby celebrate birthdays. Tot-To-Teen Club hosts 40 boys at the Boys Club for cookies and drinks and to learn more about the club project. John Sargent returns from three week visit with daughters and families in Milwaukee and Omaha. Gildner family welcomed a daughter born March 12 weighing 8 lb 12 oz. Sally Shader is grandmother. Zigzaggers Club given by Miss Bertha Richardson March 11. white elephant sale follows business session by Mrs. Ralph Sand. roll call shows sewn articles. twelve attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Elder
Edward Hand
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bertha Richardson
Ralph Sand
Casserole Salad Says No Bake Yet Layers Fresh Basil
Alternate layers of sliced tomatoes cucumbers onion rings and fresh basil in a deep casserole dish. Dress with olive oil wine vinegar salt pepper and dry mustard. Cover and chill for a few hours to blend flavors.
Club Forecast Menu Note In Name of Mrs Erwin Elder
SATURDAY DAR members read a recipe note urging to add sliced water chestnuts to cooked green peas and heat gently with butter. The guidance mentions a simple serving suggestion attributed to Mrs Erwin Elder, reflecting a club context and domestic cooking details.
Family Marks 85th Birthday in Westphalia Church Event
The Wood family of Ottawa held its third reunion at the Church of the Brethren near Westphalia. A noon basket dinner preceded an afternoon cake for Harry M. Wood turning 85 on March 10. Attendees included Dale Ackerman, Richard Eeord, Sandra Zielsdorf, Ballard Wood, Arlie and Stanley Wood, Terry Wood and family of Princeton, Terry Wood Jr., Peculiar Mo, Bud Lohman family Wann Okla, Marion Cushing family Kincaid, Gail Ratliff family, Cleo Wood and Charles Westphalia, Jim Cahoone family, Cotetonwood Falls, Jack Okerberg family Herington, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Wood
Ottawa
Church of the Brethren
Westphalia
Wood
Mr. Wood
Dale Ackerman
Richard Eeord
Sandra Zielsdorf
Ballard Wood
Arlie
Stanley
Terry Wood
Princeton
Harry Wood
Terry
Tommy
Peculiar
Bud Lohman
Wann
Okla
Marion Cushing
Kincaid
Gail Ratliff
Cleo Wood
Charles
Jim Cahoone
Cotetonwood Falls
Jack Okerberg
Herington
LTL Meets In Church
The Southside Loyal Temperance Legion met Thursday at the Church of the Nazarene with Becky Clevenger presiding. Members read aloud scripture lessons and memory drills, conducted flag salutes, and staged readings from This is the House that God Built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Mary Black
Corned Beef Tops Menu in Weekend Supermarket Roundup
The Associated Press notes a wide selection of main meals for St. Patrick's Day and Lent, with corned beef, pork, beef, lamb and poultry. Fresh fish, produce, fruits, and vegetables are highlighted, while prices for red meats stay low but may rise as spring approaches. Poultry prices have dropped due to seasonally heavy supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Patrick’s Day
Mexico
Chile
Tauy Mission Circle elects new officers and plans events
Tauy Mission Circle met at Mrs Floyd Bishop's home with Mrs Jess Ramsey opening in prayer. New officers were elected: Mrs Ralph Garrett president Mrs Fritts vice president Mrs Harold Linneman White Cross chairman Mrs Lonnie Barnes love gift chairman and Mrs Wendell Broers secretary. A meeting at Brown School April 2 was announced to file annual reports and a layette shower was set for March 20 for Mrs Les Rempel's baby daughter. The flower collection totaled $2.30. Members assisted the hostess with refreshments. A cooking tip advised drying chicken before browning to prevent moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Fritts
Tauy Mission Circle
Floyd Bishop
Jess Ramsey
Ralph Garrett
Fritts
Harold Linneman
White Cross
Lonnie Barnes
Love Gift
Wendell_Broers
Ivan Brittingham
Will Scott
David
Brown School
Les Rempel
Linneman
Raymond Mack
Babies Named at Ransom Memorial Hospital Births
The March births include Rocky Wayne Gumm son of Floyd and Gladys Gumm Wellsville RFC 2 weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces, Barbara Jean True daughter of Clayton True and wife of Lane weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce, David Allen Smith son of Orlin and Grace Smith 603 S Sycamore weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces, and Robert Lewis Spencer son of Lewis and Edith Spencer 1147 S Hickory weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Floyd Elmer Gumm
Wellsville
Rfc 2
Rocky Wayne
Clayton Eugene True, Lane
Barbara Jean
Orlin Wesley Smith
S. Sycamore
David Allen
Lawerence Memorial Hospital
Lewis Spencer
Hickory
Robert Lewis
Spring Wedding Plans for Dorn-Morrow Couple
Mr and Mrs Herman F Dorn of Filley Nebraska announce the engagement of their daughter JoAnn to Airman First Class Roger D Morrow son of Mr and Mrs Ross Morrow of Wellsville Nebraska He is with the Strategic Air Command at Lincoln AFB Nebraska and is a 1955 Wellsville High School graduate who has served four years in the U S Air Force Miss Dorn attends Beatrice College Nebraska A spring wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman F. Dorn
Filley
Neb
JoAnn
Roger D. Morrow
Ross Morrow
Wellsville
Morrow
Strategic Air Command
Lincoln Air Force Base
Lincoln
Wellsville High School
U. S. Air Force
Club Serves Potluck Meal at Princeton Meeting
Far and Near Club members gathered Thursday at Princeton for a potluck noon meal. Mrs. Ronald Atchison led the afternoon business session with singing by Mrs. Birdie Macy. The group packed Easter gift boxes for Parsons Training Center. door prize went to Mrs. Harold Bones. Mystery pal gifts went to several members and guests including Mrs. Gene Domnanish, Mrs. Macy, Mrs. Bennie Stinson, and Mrs. Glenn Lancaster. Sixteen members and six children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Louderback
Princeton
Ronald Atchison
Birdie Macy
Parsons Training Center
Harold Bones
Gene Domnanish
Macy
Bennie Stinson
Glenn Lancaster
India study highlights Nepal in Christian outreach group
First Christian Chu Thursday evening continued its India study led by Miss Margaret Prunty who wore a silk sari and presented Nepal as a remaining stronghold against Christianity. Mrs. Whitley assisted, Miss Prunty helped display India articles from Don Knight who spent a year there. A Century dating 1962 100 year calendar was shown. Mrs. Whitley led worship after scripture reading. The meeting opened with a prayer by Mrs. Ned M. Roberts and business by Mrs. Lewis Stewart. Members were asked to bring used summer clothing for World Service pickup to the annex by weekend. Cookies and candy were for servicemen boxes as Evey served 15 members of Rev and Mrs Kenneth Hamm Charles Mavity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chu
India
Margaret Prunty
Nepal
R. L. Whitley
Lucile Prunty
Don Knight
Potatoes and onions prep for oven dish with butter
A casual note describes peeling potatoes and onions, arranging a criss cross top, and inserting a square of butter. Paprika is sprinkled for flavor before baking.
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Snyder
Sherwin Snyder
Johnny Miller
Gene Miller
Orion
Johnny
OHS
Hamerickhouse
Glenna Hettler
Marsha Stevens
Mr. Matthews
Mye
Borie
White Shrine
Neal Pritchard
Jon Pritchard
Mark
Bobby
John Sargent
R. A. Nickel
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Koenig
Omaha, Ned
Kent A. Gildner
Minneapolis
Minn
Gildner
Sally Shader
George Shader
S. Elm
Hughes Gildner
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Dar, Mrs. Erwin Elder
Henny Penny
William's
LTL
Sn Flowers
Albright
Uace
Miss Dorn
Beatrice
Nebraska
Joann Dorn
Butler
S. Main
Bennett
Main
Evey
Kenneth’ Hamm Charles Mavity
N. Main
McKesson
BEXEL
Peves
Preys
McKesson Rexel
Wille
Briscoe
Stor
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