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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1956

Page

9

Horn-Dyer Wedding Vows Solemnized in Richmond

A March 11 Richmond ceremony united Jo Ellen Horn and Phillip Dan Dyer of Topeka at Community Church with Rev. Paul A. Davis officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Charles Printy of Ottawa as matron of honor and Robert K. Anderson as best man. The couple plans a Kansas City honeymoon and resides at 1349 Fillmore, Topeka.

Horn-Dyer Richmond Richmond Community Church Jo Ellen Horn Phillip Dan Dyer Topeka John Yerkes Prairie Village Kas Grace Dyer Paul A. Davis Dassente Nf Rink White Ear Louis Riebe Charles Printy Ottawa Robert K. Anderson Pamela Jean Printy Ed], Morford Rita Bordner Marjorie Kent Ivona Logan Kansas City U. S. Navy Fairmont Foods

Ottawa operators complete design for living course

A design for living self-improvement course was completed by 26 of 51 Ottawa operators for Southwestern Bell. The two classes, held in afternoon and evening, covered conversation, better speech, reading, appearance, etiquette, entertaining, home decoration, budgeting, travel planning and hobbies. Miss Bertha Blaufuss led lessons. Mrs. Frankie Flower is chief operator of the Ottawa office.

Ottawa Hillcrest Carolee Wright Alice Johnson Carol McMillen Kathryn Fritts Evelyn Bell Marilyn Veteto Carolee Harrell Rosa Abbott Lahoma Dennis Frankie Flower Leland Gordy Kansas City Rayola Chambers Alice Hintz Cora Crawford Bertha Blaufuss Emporia Corelia Gilliland Marilyn Myers Herald Lois Smith Southwestern Bell 'I Telephone Co

Lane W S C S Tea A Silver Tea Attended By Many

A Friday event hosted by the Lane W S C S featured guests from Rantoul Richmond Princeton Osawatomie Baldwin Paola Beagle Plum Creek and Lane. Speaker Mrs Hugh Stouppe Baldwin shared missionary experiences including her Chinese wedding to Rev Stouppe. Mrs W M Christian led a devotional and Mrs G W McNinzie sang with Mrs J E Beets and others assisting.

Lane W.S.C.S Rantoul Richmond Princeton Osawatomie Baldwin Paola Beagle Plum Creek Hugh Stouppe China Stouppe W. M. Christian G. W. McNinzie J. E. Beets William Owens W. A. Neill, Jr

Ruhamah Women's Union elects officers at meeting

Ruhamah Women's Union elected officers led by Mrs Larry Spratt with Mrs Howard Tucker president and Miss Fannie Seymour vice president. Other roles include Mrs Grover Frogatte secretary treasurer and Mrs Damon Moon missionary. Mrs Dean Hamilton and Mrs Ralph Haney noted as reporters. Devotions by Mrs Ben Haney. About 20 men and several children attended as Kansas high school driving education cost debate tied to Mansas Legislative Council findings.

Ruhamah Women's Union Larry Spratt Howard Tucker Fannie Seymour Grover Frogatte Damon Moon Christian Service Jim Seymour Joe Spratt Mansas

Eastern Star initiates in Union Chapter C E S

Eastern Star Two were initiated into Union Chapter C E S last evening. Mrs. Robert Conaty sang hymns accompanied by Mrs. Robert Cole. The chapter sent $300 for furnishing a room at the new infirmary in Wichita to bear a district plaque. Other chapters include Williamsburg Pomona Quenemo Waverly and Melvyern. Fifty five attended the April 4 meeting with Job's Daughters as guests.

Union C.E.S Robert Conaty Robert Cole Wichita Williamsburg Pomona Quenemo Waverly Melvyern G. W. Ponton Mmes R. O. Harder W. A. Schnoke Don Brown Mr. Brown Mrs. Brown Masonic Margaret Pooley Jessie Hinchman Aldyth K. Chase Ida Juleson Rex Christie Fayne Lathen Joel Towner Robert Howell John Dennis C. C. Wolf Ilo Bullock Job

City Teachers Wives Elect Officers at Tuesday Meeting

City Teachers Wives elected officers at their Tuesday evening meeting. President is Mrs Baur Beam, vice president Mrs Ralph Bird, and secretary-treasurer Mrs Jim Clark. Members listed include Mines, Barker, Bergsma, Norris Burke, Cox, Giger, Tattman, Hoglund, Parker, Perkins, Sadamann, Smith, Tarpley, Taylor and Wallace.

Baur] Beam Ralph Bird Jim Clark A. K. Stevens T Hoe Mines BI Barker S$. Bergsma Norris Burke Orlis Cox John Giger Lester Tattman Don Hoglund Wa, Parker Paul Perkins Harald Sadamann C.K. Smith Harald Tarpley Melvin Taylor Harold Wallace

Socialettes Hostess Event At Lawrenece Club Dinner

Members heard a letter from former member Mrs. R. Bled of Lawrence during refreshments. Ethel Smart attended as a guest. Other attendees included Mrs. Wart, Mrs. Mutchell, Mrs. Stucker, Mrs. Ualey, Daisy Gunnani, and Pinney. Kensington club hosted a dessert luncheon led by Mrs. G. Woonton with guests Hale Blair Le Cook Supplee Swift Hayes Folkole Parks and Wolf.

Homaker Club C. W. Hegberg R. Bled Lawrence Misa Ethel Smart The Minesg R.W. Mutchell 8. G. Stucker E. BK. Ualey Daisy Gunnani J. Pinney Kensington Clu

Beta Gamma Meeting Hosted By Entre Nous Club

Beta Gamma program Tuesday featured pianist Mrs. Gordon Nas with a song You and Your Wats arranged by Mrs. Len Shelden and Mrs. W S Howers. Demonstration by Mrs. David Laury showed hat making steps and completed hats. A skit by three new members and a $3.66 hospital auxiliary contribution were noted.

Charles Carr William Wallace James Owe Gordon Wayne Len Shelden W.S. Howers David Laury Jor Stephen Son Robert B. Anderson John Wassmer Ben Mark Robert Winchester

Community Notes and Local Appointments Across town

Capron exits the former member list while Mrs. George Reed and Mrs. Robert Hargraves are noted. A March 28 church work meeting was announced to address missing comforts. Lois Mae Miller joins Phi Chi Theta at the University of Kansas as a junior in the School of Business. Roy Beckner and his wife plan travel to Modesto California with Mrs Beckner’s niece Siaanne Wolf from Rossville Kansas. Earnest Workers class hosts the Veinity Methodist church with Mines, Loyd, Roy Davis and Melcher assisted by Mrs SoM. Hartshorn. A hospital auxiliary fund received 1.66 from the loss contribution. In Congress, Rep Cooley forecasts a compromise farm bill post Easter recess with conferees to meet with Senate counterparts to align divergent bills.

Lois Mae Miller Roy Miller Wellsville Phi Chi Theta University of Kansas School of Business Harry Loyd Roy Davis Flyer Melcher Som. Hartshorn

Community Notes Mention Mrs Ralph Service at Wood Event

A fragmentary item references Mrs Ralph Service in connection with the Wood community gathering and a local club forecast. The readable text mentions Verhby Hawkins and coworkens in a brief society note.

Verhby Vwawkins Goats Mra Ralph Service

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