New Members Join Co-Workers Circle at Meeting
The Co-Workers Circle held a meeting yesterday naming five new members Mrs Maude Millington Mrs J H Lahti Mrs G H Manlove Mrs J P Geiss and Mrs Frank Slingsby Committees were formed sowing visiting and a visiting group with officers Mrs Dawson Mrs Jess Underwood and Mrs W L West Others present included Mines Albert Peterson Minnie Bogart B L Reinhardt Mattie Gingrich Claude Hoss Lewis Cradler Roy Taylor Arthur Farris Harry Loyd Hull Diane Charles Burlingham and members Melanie Phares Janet Reush Margaret Williams Jeannie Tregelin Sandra Peterson Marsha Stevens Kathy Reusch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Millington
J. H. Lahti
G. H. Manlove
J. P. Geiss
Frank Slingsby
Clarence Workman
Ralph Service
Daisy Dawson
Dawson
Jess Underwood
W. L. West
Charles Adams
Workman
The
Mines
Albert Peterson
Minnie Bogart
B. L. Reinhardt
Mattie Gingrich
Claude Hoss
Lewis Cradler
Roy Taylor
Arthur Farris
Harry Loyd
Scissors Club Hosts St Patrick Day Event in Richmond
The Scissors club of Richmond met at Mrs. Henry Schrant's home on Tuesday with Mem bers presenting St Patrick Day items. Mrs Joe Clark led the meeting. Doris Wesen won the guessing box. Refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs Lulu Lamin of Eldon Missouri and many members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scissors Club
Richmond
Henry Schrant
Joe Clark
Doris Wesen
Lulu Lamin
Eldon
Mmes
A. C. Crozier
Will Mersman
Maurice Ponton
George Riche
Dec. Spaulding
Cindy and
Nancy
Carrie Wit
Harmony Music Club Teaches Evening Recital At Sutton Home
Harmony Music Club met Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sutton with piano solos and National Guild audition numbers. Performers included Mrs. Harold Stevens, Marsha, Judy and Joanne Sutton, Sue Judd, Marva Sue Walker, Johnny Sutton, and June Sutton in brass quartet. Nancy Burlingham won a practice hours prize. Easter refreshments were served. Nancy Hamilton will host the next meeting on April 16. guests included the James, Budge Reusch, Albert Williams, and Harold Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Sutton
Harmony Music Club
Elmer Sutton
National Guild
Harold Stevens
Marsha
Judy
Joanne Sutton
Sue Judd
Marva Sue Walker
Johnny
Nancy Burlingham
R. L. Stevens
Mixed Gardening Tips and Child Art Notes in School Rooms
A miscellany piece discusses letting children draw to express ideas rather than copy, with examples of unique student works and a substitute teacher guiding the activity. It then shifts to gardening, quoting a landscape architect on design focus, urging form and foliage over color, and noting Nature’s indifference to color as long as the greens remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fflowers
Socialettes Get-Together Club Meets For Bingo
The Get-Together club met with Mrs. Bruce Welton on Thursday. Mrs. Clarence Burnett led an af trefter-luncheon business meeting. Mrs. John Cole won the door prize as members played bingo. Attending were Mrs. Howard Brown Mrs. Earl Bruner Mrs. Keith Davidson Mrs. Frank Davidson Mrs. John Higdon Mrs. Kenneth Pennington and Bud Stottlemire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Welton
Clarence Burnett
John Cole
Mmes
Howard Brown
Earl Bruner
Keith Davidson
Frank Davidson
John Higdon
Kenneth Pennington
Bud Stottlemire
Nellie Rodriguez and Adolph Taraskewitz Wedding Clebrated
The marriage of Nellie Rodriguez daughter of Leo Rodriguez 713 N Poplar and Adolph Taraskewitz of Brooklyn N Y was solemnized at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in the forenoon of March 17 Reverend Matthew Guilfoyle officiated The bride wore a floor length gown with fitted bodice and full lace inset skirt Her sister Connie Rodriguez Kansas City bridesmaid wore a pale green ballet length dress with matching slippers Henry A Rojas Kansas City served as best man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Rodriguez
Leo Rodriguez
N. Poplar
Adolph San. Jdoval Taraskewitz
Brooklyn
N. I.Y
iHeart Catholic
Matthew Guilfoyle
Connie Rodriguez
Kansas City
Henry A. Rojas
Beckner Woods Nuptials at North Baptist Church
Rita Maye Beckner and Floyd Woods united in marriage Sunday at North Baptist Church with Rev. William Luce officiating. Judith Woods played music, soloist Dixie Hively performed, and attendance included family members from Neosho Ottawa Baldwin and Lawrence. The couple will reside at 645 Young Street Neosho Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Maye Beckner
Roy L. Beckner
Floyd &. Woods
Mary Woods
Neosha
North Baptist Church
William Luce
Dixie Hively
Nevada, Mo
Rita Fay
Leftover Potatoes Turned Into Quick Soup
Dice leftover potatoes and add to a thin white sauce with minced onion for a nutritious soup. Sprinkle paprika or minced parsley before serving. Garnish with grated raw carrot for color and extra texture.
Social Order of Beauceant hosts petitions and gatherings
The Social Order of the Beauceant received four petitions at a meeting in the Masonic temple. Ottawa Assembly members will dine with Paola Assembly on April 6 and attend Friendship Day events in Emporia on April 1. Hostesses Mrs. John Gaynor and Mrs. Jack Stephenson served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. John Ward hosted Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dutcher of Central City, Ja, and Mrs. Dutcher, formerly Helen Hood, with connections to Appanoose and Overbrook communities. Barbara Coats, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cook, began work March 12 as an Ediphone typist for Holland America Insurance in Kansas City, MO, after nearly two years at Equity Mutual Insurance. Barbara is a Princeton high school graduate, class of ’54. Marilyn Henning and Norma Trodgson joined about 60 high school senior girls at University of Kansas Leadership Day hosted by Associated Women Students. Alpha Study club of Rantoul met at Mrs. W. Miller’s home for gardening talks and current events. Mrs. Eber Swanson contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ward
Frank Dutcher
Central City
Dutcher
Helen Hood
John Hood
Appanoose
Overbrook
California
Ed Hazen
Barbara Coats
Jim Cook
Princeton
Holland America Insurance Company
Kansas City
Equity Mutual Insurance Co
Coats
Princeton High School
Marilyn Henning
S. Cedar
Norma Trodgson
Parker Rural High School
University of Kansas
Associated Women Students At
K. U
Alpha Study Club of
Rantoul
Local social gathering noted a hospitality touch
The report lists attendees at a social event including the Minies, Fane Lathen, William Foster and Billy, Chester Jackson, Grant Catterson, Lloyd Griffith, Lloyd Jackson, J. B. Wickard and PD, OW. Philbin, with an assist to the hostess in serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minies
Fane Lathen
William Foster
Billy
Chester Jackson
Grant Catterson
Lloyd Griffith
Lloyd Jackson
J. B. Wickard
OW. Philbin
Newborns Named at Ransom Memorial and Local Homes
Sally Jeanette Robbins born March 4 at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Lloyd and wife of Pomona weighs eight pounds nineteen ounces. Douglas Lann Over born March 18 to Wesley and wife of 803 Littth weighs five pounds ten ounces. Julie Ann Brechelsen born March 21 to Larry and wife of Quenemo weighs unspecified. Barbara Lynn Willhite born March 22 to Merle and wife of 476 Firth weighs seven pounds six and a half ounces. Donald Arnel Dodd born March 22 to Arnold and wife of 815 North Poplar weighs seven pounds fifteen ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Robbins
Mareh 4
Lloyd Robbins
Pomona
Sally Jeanette
Mareh
Wesley Over
Douglas Lann
Brechelsen
Larry Breehelsen
Route 1
Quenemo
Julie Ann
Willhite
Merle Willhite
Barbara Lynn
Community Club Activities Listed in Local Notes
A jumble of names and events from local organizations is summarized, including Auxiliary sewing circles, a Father Daughter banquet, a United Presbyterian church group, WOMEN VOTERS events, a Columbus Knights dinner, and a joint meeting at the WALL Grove area. Multiple individuals and local clubs such as AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY, WOMAN S REPUBLIC, and CENTRALPOLIS community appear in scattered mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moning M.pum
United Presbyterian Church
Muastiert
Vea
Slirtos
Mra
Marley Gover Ruta Omenga
Neta Sigma Pht
Afra
Lyla Grier XE Omicron
Tuesaday American Legion Auxiliary
Winer Louderback
Cowell
Mia
W. Panton
Woman's Republie
J.T. Onburn
Powow
Hart J. Narris
Prombenadera Aquare
Wittlany Myers
Dewey MecClay
Gerry Bowmen Lapalot
Columbus
Rebek
Centropolis
Phorta
Tharsis
Robert A
Anderson Wal
Sao Shortie
Cecil
Brice Fleming
Buffal
Don Capper
Buy U S Savings Bonds Herald Want Ads Get Results
Classified notice urges readers to purchase U S savings bonds via Herald Want Ads. The brief promotes bond sales and directs action through the newspaper’s ad options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Herald
Telephone service drive fuels Kansas growth shift
Southwestern Bell reports in Kansas last year 21 million dollars of new construction and 50 million dollars of daily expenses, benefiting nearly all residents. The firm notes 500 thousand dollars for service stations and garages, 900 vehicles, 800 thousand gallons of gasoline, plus 150 thousand dollars in labor. Independent contractors earned 1 million, local suppliers 730 thousand, and 225 thousand to local firms for maintenance and odd jobs. Construction for this year will total 26 million, the largest in company history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell
Kansas
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Women's Page
Lois Smith
Womens
Scissors
John G. Kaiser
Drug Store
Hudson
Judy Canova
Star
John Ford
W Crisp
Ward Bond
Btsy Palwer
Pil Carey
Mrs. Adolph S$. Taraskewitz
Beller Studio
Ft.Riley
N. Y
Beckner
Woods
Judith Ann Woods
George Florance
Lawrence
Clarence Beckner
Gene Vanhousen
Don Beckner
Garnett
Marilyn Merritt
OWL Show
Marsha Jeanne
Snowden C. Moon
Curtis Moon
Phoenix
Ariz
T. L. Pouppitt
Basehor
Kas
Wright Studio
Dean Berlin
Darrell Burkdoll
Walt Disney
Gunsight Pass
Ozarks
Stewing
Marjorie Main
Arthur Hunnicutt
Una Merkel
Ted de Corsia
Nat King Cole
Cartoon
Jack Morrisey
Ottawa
Telephone Company
Kansas Automobile
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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