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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1966

Page

10

Couple to Wed in Chadron April Ceremony

The engagement of Cynthia Jane Huls to Lynn Murray Goor is announced. They plan to marry April 2 at 2 p.m. in St. John's Catholic Church Lawrence with a reception in the Watkins Room at Kansas Memorial Union. Miss Huls, a KU graduate with honors in speech pathology, is a graduate student and member of Sigma Alpha Eta and Alpha Psi Omega. Mr. Goor, a Nebraska University graduate and Sigma Alpha Epsilon member, is a lubrication engineer for Mobil Oil Co. in Kansas City.

Cynthia Jane Huls Lynn Murray Goor Donald Goor Chadron St. John’s Catholic Church Lawrence Watkins Room Kan

WSCS Groups Join At Dinner Meeting

Richmond W S C S groups held a covered dish dinner March 10 in Fellowship Hall with 28 attending. Diabet es film shown by Arla Lickteig from the Franklin County Health Office highlighted a county screening planned for April 2021 at the Ottawa Armory. New officers were elected and a nominating committee named.

Richmond W.S.C.S Roy Taylor Sr Leonard Starit George C. Dietrich Ralph McCrea Fellowship Hall Arla Lickteig Franklin County Health Office Armory Ottawa Albert Dunbar Herbert McClure Oscar Newmaster World Service Virgil Smith Gene Vining Harold Morley Smith Gerald Duffey Alfred Sigler Booker Church R. S. Gault

Gem Cutting and Polishing Talk at M P M Club

Mrs C W Henning presided as Lamar Phillips spoke on gem cutting and polishing at the M P M Club in the St Anchor Building. He showed uncut and cut stones from South America Brazil Colorado ghost towns California and Italy with rings and necklaces. He noted jade cross took 55 hours to finish and warned the craft offers tedious work not a big living. 32 members attended with hostesses A C Heigele and M J Hamlin.

C. W. Henning St Anchor

Plan for Grand Matron visit and officers election

Past Matrons planned a Monday evening visit for the Grand Matron on Wednesday with a banquet. The organizing committee included Mrs. C Raymond Smith Mrs Phil McCracken and Mrs Lamar Phillips. New officers will be elected April 11 at Mrs Ray Talbotts home. Mrs Judson Lee gave a collection of two recipes per member to Mrs Talbott. Mrs G D Weilopp was hostess assisted by Mrs D L Carter Mrs W A Schnoke and Miss Lanah Cameron.

C. Raymond Smith Phil McCracken Lamar Phillips Ray Talbott Judson Lee Talbott G.D. Weilopp D.L. Careter W.A. Schnoke Lanah Cameron

Zigzag Club Demonstration in Paola Embroidery Event

Mrs Wayne Hutchins of Fons tana gave a machine embroidery demonstration for the Zigzag Club on Monday. Paola hostesses included Mrs Otto Ziebert. Seventeen members displayed sewn articles. Guest Mrs George Doherty became a member and Mrs Addie Torsch won the door prize. Next host Mrs Walter Lickteig of Greeley, April 11.

Wayne Hutchins Fonstana Otto Ziebert Paola George Doherty Beccame Addie Torsch Walter Lickteig Greeley

Beverly as a Baby Name Sparks Debate in Dear Ann Landers

A couple welcomes an eight pound boy and debates naming him Beverly after the grandfather. A reader asks how to tell if a husband cheats, and Dear Ann Landers responds with advice to name the son Richard Beverly Smith as a workaround, cautioning against reading signals as proof of infidelity.

Ann Landers Beverly Shirley Richard Beverly Smith

Eugene Field P T A meeting honors Brownie Troop

Leading the flag salute for Eugene Field P T A meeting Monday evening were Brownie Troop No 308 members Karen Brooks Wendy Hendrickson Patti Harrell and Toni Beets. Devotions were given by two sixth grade girls Cindy Hollon and Alice Hoppe. Superintendent Marvin P Foerver spoke on education and Title I funds. New officers elected were president Mrs Harold Bundy vice president Mrs Harvey Drake secretary Mrs Chet Worf and treasurer Mrs Doris Jones. Education demonstration by Ed Coward followed.

Eugene Field P.T.A Brownie Troop No. 308 Karen Brooks Wendy Hendrickson Patti Harrell Toni Beets Cindy Hollon Alice Hoppe Marvin P. Forever Harold Bundy Harvey Drake Chet Worf Doris Jones

Wall rack pattern for holding cups and spoons

Home Workshop offers pattern 370 with actual-size guides for simple curves to build a wall rack for cups saucers plates and spoons. Illustrated directions suit teenagers. Also in Packet No 69 Wall Shelves for Every Room with full-size designs in modern and traditional styles for $1 from Dept. 243 West 17th St Now

Pohls Celebrate 40th Anniversary With Lawrence Dinner

Mr and Mrs Walter T Pohl observed their 40th wedding anniversary at a Sunday dinner in Lawrence hosted by Mrs Pohl s sisters Miss Hilda Koehler and Miss Edna Koehler. They were married March 17 1926 at the bride s farm home near Lawrence. They later moved from Douglas County to Ottawa in 1948. Their son Kenneth and his wife Ruth plus daughters Cynthia and Patricia reside in Sunbury Ohio. Other attendees included members of Ottawa and Lawrence households.

Walter T. Pohl Lawrence Paul Koehler Douglas County Ottawa Pohl Ottawa Tractor and Implesment Co Douglas Franklin Kenneth Ruth Daughers Cynthia Patricia Sunbury Ohio Henry Pohl G. B. Nelson Chester Gibson Harry C. Flory Ernest Pohl

Potluck Meal Notes Job's Daughters Meeting

Anne Christie honored queen led a Bethel meeting at the Masonic Temple after a girls potluck supper. Linda Page read a history of the organization, Kathy Hill set practice times for the interpretative choir at 4 p.m. Wednesday and drill team at 4 p.m. Monday. Initiation is planned for March 28. Present were 43 members and 12 council members.

Masonic Temple Anne Christie Linda Page Kathy Hill Anne

Socialettes H B Club Hostess Wednesday Named

Socialettes H B Club announces hostess for the Wednesday event will be Mrs. William Latz. The social group plans a cordial gathering at the club premises with Mrs Latz expected to chair the reception. The announcement names the hostess and outlines the evening’s community focus.

H.B. Club William Latz

April 3 Wedding Date Picked in Ottawa

Linda Toumberlin of Ottawa selects April 3 for her marriage to Jim Garber son of Mr and Mrs Paul Garber of Richmond. Vows will be exchanged at 2 p m in Mt Olivet Baptist Church.

Linda Toumberlin Ottawa Jim Garber Paul Garber Richmond Mt. Olivet Baptist Church

Greek Theme Roundabout Club Meets With Edith Hamilton Works

Mrs. M. V. Holmes hosted the Roundabout Club gathering Monday with guest Mrs. Robert B. Wellington. Miss Lulu Brown led the program on The Greek Way to Western Civilization. Articles read included The Heritage of Edith Hamilton by John Mason Brown and Lessons of the Past by Edith Hamilton. Selections were read from The Greek Way and The Echo of Greece.

M. V. Holmes Robert B. Wellington Lulu Brown Edith Hamilton John Mason Brown Miss Hamilton Greece

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