World Friendship Theme For Girl Scout Playbay Program
Standing room only at the Ottawa Brownie and Intermediate Girl Scouts program Sunday at the Armory. About five hundred parents and friends watched the hour and a half program by 300 girls showcasing World Friendship themes with dolls, dances, and songs from many nations. The World Friendship Fund received 27.55, with 8.88 given previously in November. Attendees included Troop 34 Sacred Heart, Troop 45 Garfield, and others. Marian Medals were presented to 88 Girl Scouts and 32 Camp Fire Girls by Rev. Edward J. Hunkeler at Cathedral of St. Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Brownie
Armory
World Friendship Center
Troop 4
Field School
Wallis Henning
C. W. Henning
Mary Ann Mueller
Rita Reyes
Karen Golden
Troop 34
Sacred Heart
Larry Demaree
Kay Fowler
Juliette Low
World Friendship Fund
Con
Troop 45
Garfield
Rita Jennings
Joyce Cooper
Troop 41
Field
Troop 36
Connie
Jeanette Parker
France
Netherlands
iTroop 38
John Pinney
David Laury
Cheryl
Connie Johnson
Brownie Troop 11
Lincoln
William Nichols
Reddell Boyer
Sacred Heart Troop
Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle
Kansas City
Kas
Edward J. Hunkeler
D.D.L.L.D
Ottawa
Ann Landers Advice Column on Education and Gifts
The column discusses whether parents should be repaid for higher education sacrifices, advising that education beyond high school is part of good parenting and children should support aging parents. It also covers teen gifts, a reader’s gripe about secondhand presents, and a defense of a 17 year old’s mature reading choices against censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Chidren
Charley West
Charley
D. H. Lawrence
Bridal Shower Honors Omaha Bride Elect Elaine Sexton
Elaine Sexton of Omaha Nebraska bride elect to Ervin Michel was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Gospel Bearers class in First United Presbyterian Church basement. Gifts were arranged under a parasol with a bride doll decoration. Mrs Bill Whitacre and Mrs Vernon Honn served refreshments to 17 adults and five children. The couple will marry tomorrow at 8 PM in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Sexton
Omaha
Neb
Ervin Michel
First United Presbyterian Church
Bill E. Whitacre
Vernon Honn
Miss Sexton
Treatment Trip for Complete Complexion Care Ad
Celebrity beauty expert promotes a complete care system featuring Ten-O-Six Lotion Medi- Masque and medicated makeup in a new Treatment Trip package. Emphasizes a full program including cleansing stimulation and healing to avoid embarrassment, offered for 3.95 plus tax, value advertised at $5.00.
Mission Society Opens New Quilt Project for Navajo Indians
Mission Faith Bible Mission Society met with ten members present. Mrs. Harry Dale hosted and Mrs. F M Coons led business and devotions. A three month project committee was appointed including Mrs. Marlin Buehler Mrs. C C MecFann and Mrs. Harry Dale to prepare quilt blocks for Navajo Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeting of Faith Bible Mission Society
Harry Dale
Bill Hjort
F. M. Coons
Marlin Buehler
C. C. MecFann
Triple Easter outfit pattern for girls sizes 6 to 14
Pattern 4996 offers a Chanel style wool or cotton jacket and skirt with a Da cron or cotton blouse. Includes yardages and printed directions. Send 35 cents pattern plus 16 cents for first class mailing to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Ottawa Herald 243 West 17th St New York NY 10011. Include name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Congressman to fly over Capitol Hill in helicopter
Rep Randall Harmon plans a helicopter flight over Capitol Hill on Wednesday to publicize his bill for a heliport on a new House Office Building. The first planned ride was canceled two weeks earlier by a snowstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinggon
Capitol Hill
Randall S. Harmon
D-Ind
Harmon
Pastry blend used to hash brown potatoes quickly
To speed hash browns, use pastry blend to cut cooked potatoes into tiny pieces and brown as usual. This method speeds prep and yields small crisp bits for quick serving.
Past Matrons Club Hosts Meeting With Appointed Nominees
Past Matrons club was entertained by Mrs. H. E. Shaw with co hosts Mrs. B. L. Carter Mrs. Harold Tetwiler and Mrs. J. W. Robinson Fourteen attended A nominating committee was appointed consisting of Mrs. W. A. Schnoke Mrs. Phil McCracken and Mrs. Howard Mann Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Shaw
B. L. Carter
Harold Tetwiler
J. W. Robinson
W. A. Schnoke
Phil McCracken
Howard Mann
Socialettes Postpone Meeting and Staff Changes
The Socialettes Earnest Workers Sunday School class postponed the Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Loyd’s home. Karen Sue Wilson, to receive a B S in education at Emporia, will teach 2nd grade in Manhattan starting September after attending KU. Father Son banquet at North Baptist Church postponed to March 22. Carolyn Christie, member of KU Symphony Orchestra, part of a 82 member group touring southern Kansas and Missouri. spring concert on March 27 at University Theater with Christie on bass viol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Workers
Harry Loyd
Karen Sue Wilson
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Manhattan
University of Kansas
C. C. Wilson
Willow
North Bapist Church
Carolyn Christie
University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Kansas
Southern
Missouri
Marcel
University Theater
K. U
Miss Christie
Local girl places alternate at Wichita music audition
Places Alternate to Archer daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul W Archer of 1021 8 Hickory placed alternate Saturday at Wichita in the Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs music audition. She is a fourth year piano student sponsored by the Columbian Shakespeare club of Ottawa from 2nd district. Selections included Garden in the Rain by Debussy and B Flat Major Fonato First Movement by Mozart. Cherrill Niles of Lebo was first place winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
Paul W. Archer
Hickory
Wichita
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Columbian Shakespeare Club
Ottawa
Debussy
Mozart
Cherrill Niles
Lebo
Copper Care: Clean Lacquered Copper Properly
Copper Care advises washing lacquered copper with warm soap or detergent suds, then rinsing with warm water and wiping dry to maintain shine and prevent tarnish.
Anniversary Supper for War Ren C Black Post and Auxiliary
Seventy members of the War ren C Black Post and Auxiliary held the 41st anniversary potluck supper in Memorial Auditorium basement last night. Ed Curby presided at the guest table and announced the program. Reverend E E Caylor gave the invocation. Kenneth L Young, department adjutant of the American Legion Topeka, spoke and showed a film We Who Serve. Joe Towner showed colored movies of the national convention parade in Minneapolis. Decorations were by Mrs Clarence Nauman and Mrs Clara Sinclair. Food and serving by Mrs Howard Henderson, Mrs Joe Towner, and Mrs Grace Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Black Post and Auxiliary
Memorial Auditorium
Ray Talbott
Ed Curby
E. E.caylor
Main Street United
Kenneth L. Young
The
American Legion
Topeka
Legion and Auxiliary
Joe Towner
Minneapolis
Clarence Nauman
Clara Sinclair
Howard Henderson
Grace Duvall
Potluck and church circle activities listed in notices
Wednesday H B and Mrs Emmett Taylor head potluck luncheon topics. Garfield Gandeners and Busy Wives circles meet with Mra Dale McWilson Eileen James W M 3 Circle and Mra Wayne Gilliland. First Methodist Circles hold joint session at the church. Co W F Garcler, Blondie Groves and Mrs O Brock noted in Missionary Circle all day at Church of the Brethren Barthern Stat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B
Emmett Taylor
Garfield Gandeners
Mise
Mildred McKee
Dale McWilson
Eileen James W. M
Wayne Gilliland
First Methodist
W. F. Garcler
Blondie Groves
O Brock
Church of the Brethren
Barthern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ann Landers
Bonne Bell
Raney Rexall Drug
Anita Marie
Stanley Fritts
Fred Mealman
John Fritts Sr
Pomona
Fred Weiden
Eureka
Mary Fritts
Mission Society
By Lorne Lolans
Matic
Butler
Max Pierson
Sunrise Dairy
Bank Rae Fice
Dave
Cid
TV Service
EEN Company
Maytag
Douglas Bros
Korell
Broidery
Navy, New
Ander
Terrill's
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!