Women’s Page society items feature trips and club news
Mrs. Rose Campbell returns from a four week southern tour visiting Nashville Meridian Jackson ville Natches and Biloxi with a Mardi Gras stop in New Orleans. The group toured 30 historic homes and rode the Mississippi River on a pleasure ship. In New Orleans horses and races drew attention and Johnnie Adams Jr. had a winning ride. The tour continued to Pensacola Panama City and Biloxi before returning to Nashville. Get Together club held a 1 pm luncheon with Mrs. John Cole of Richmond and Mrs. Clarence Burnett presiding. Members shared moving day stories and a layette gift was given. Bingo was played and familiar faces attended. Ranful W S C S elected officers to hold over with a silent auction netting $1.75 and a $1.35 collection. Irene Peckham led the lesson “The Young Woman Moved to the City” as refreshments followed a social hour. Other attendees included Mrs. Ralph Detwiler and several local residents.
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Baton Rouge
New Orleans
President
Johnnie Adams, Jr
Johnnie Adams
Edgar Daly
Ottawa
Ranteul W.S.C.S
Larry Spratt
Ranfoul W. S.C. S
H. W. Spratt
Irene Peckham
Mies
Ralph Detwiler
W. R. Burns
Dale Burgoon
Harve McCullough
Tom Gregg
Grant Calterson
Charles Goodwin
John Hicks
C. A. Hobbs
Joe Spratt
AMBO artificial minnow lure sale promises revolutionary fishing
The ad touts AMBO as the sensational 20th century artificial minnow that swims without fuel or springs. It claims balance and gravity keep it swimming at any depth, resembles a real minnow, and attracts any fish that would strike a minnow. Sold by mail for $1.00 with mail order and cash payment, postage paid.
Ottawa District Legion Auxiliary Convention Reflections
Friends discuss family at the Ottawa convention as Mrs Telford displays a new Easter hat. A humorous bet on membership growth mirrors hat losses. A nationwide Sweet 75 contest seeks photogenic women born in 1880 for the Photographers Association of America Diamond Jubilee Year.
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Ottawa
District Legion Auxiliary
Telford
Legion
Vernon Coss
Auxiliary
Photographers’ Association of America
Beller Studio
The
P. A. of A
Club Forecast Monday Meeting Notes Agenda Items
List of groups and hosts for Monday events including League of Women Voters Board Meeting Mrs Wilbur Foulks Stitchers Beta Omega and Beta Omicron B E P chapters plus other clubs and hostesses. Also notes a North Baptist church Recruit Class and a GMT remark on sea water magnesium and cobalt nickname goblin metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Wilbur Foulks
P.m. M
E. G. Stucker
John Kramer
Beta’ Omega
B.E.P
P.m
Robert Moore
Beta Omicron
Gardner Campbell
Omicron
Milton Jameson
Vincent &Kidmore
North Baptist Church
Merrill Bills
Five Generations Highlight Monroe Birthdays and Family
Socialettes recounts Mrs. C L Hoenn of Newkirk Oklahoma turning 85 in a five generation photo. She mothered nine children with six living and raised two grandchildren. Her family totals 25 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. Nearby visits include Mrs Norman Bloomquist and son Rickie of Knob Noster Missouri with grandparents A Fisher Williamsburg. W E Bancroft hosted a birthday gathering for himself March 20 and E R Read March 31 with cake and relatives present. Former Ottawans Clarence and Colby Keith celebrated with open house, tracing back to marriage in 1889 and long Ottawa to Colby move. C W Walker of Whittier California visited L A Walker family after Missouri Pacific Lines tour in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Leggitt
Monroe Courts
C. L. Hoenn
Newkirk
Okla
Honn
Norman Bloomquist
Rickie
Knob Noster
A. Fisher
Williamsburg
Bloomquist
Burlingame
W. E. Bancroft
Mr. Bancroft
EE. R. Read
Janet
W. D. Bancroft
Larry
Cora Davenport
Law
Clarence Keith
Colby
Ottawa
Miller Beal
Franklin County
Herman Keith
S. Main
Keith
Legion Auxiliary president reunites with old friend at convention
A weekend convention brought together longtime acquaintances, including Mrs. Carl Telford of Winfield, who serves as department president of the American Legion Auxiliary. Their 20 year gap in meeting shortened as they renewed old ties amid the event.
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Carl Telford
Winfield
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Legion
Department
Vernon Coss
Telford
Conference Over Middle East Feud
Ankara says Syria recalls its minister for consultations over a worsening feud tied to defense organizations in the Middle East. The tension follows Turkey and Iraq's mutual defense treaty, with Syria an original Arab League member. Syria and Saudi Arabia back an All-Arab Defense Alliance with Egypt in principle.
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Ankara
Turkey
Turkish Foreign Office
Syria
Middle East
Iraq
Arab League
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Looking Back at Ottawa Society March 28 1945
The Newcomers club met at Mrs A J Barnett’s home with Mrs Thomas Morse and Mrs Raymond Williams as assistants. Prizes in contract were won by Mrs F R Wheeler and Mrs A D White. Officers elected: Mrs Roy Timmerman president, Mrs Morse vice president, Mrs Bert Klontz secretary-treasurer. Cake with whipped cream and coffee served. Next meeting at Mrs White’s home with Mrs Fray Goodrich and Mrs W M Price assisting.
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A. J. Barnett
Thomas Morse
Raymond Williams
F. R. Wheeler
A. D. White
Roy Timmerman
Morse
Bert Klontz
J. W. Bonewitz
J. W. Creamer
W. W. Ehlers
Paul Davis
Dale Forsythe
Raymond Hodson
W. P. Highley
D. F. Kyle
E. V. Meyer
M. S. Scott
L. M. Shaughnessy
Richard Reese
K. Y. Allen
S. W. Lyman
Willis Shaffer
Earl Guist
Margaret Ann McClymonds
Mrs. White
Fray Goodrich
W. M. Price
Nehru to Visit Moscow Early in June
New Delhi India prime minister Nehru will visit Moscow at the Soviet government's invitation early in June according to the Foreign Ministry. The decision followed an exchange of opinions a few days earlier and details such as length of stay are not fixed yet.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Storms Flood Australian Coast Threaten Wide Areas
Severe weekend rains inundate a 300 mile coastal stretch from southern Queensland to northern New South Wales. Floods cut roads out of Brisbane and disrupt rail and air links. Rivers Mary, Burnett, and Maroochy rise. Maryborough faces historically high waters amid widespread danger.
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Sydney
Australia
UPA
Queensland
New South Wales
Central West
Brisbane
Mary
Burnett
Maroochy
Maryborough
Mary River
Color vision differences and ancient cobalt use noted
About eight percent of men are red green color blind while around one percent of women are. Cobalt was historically used by ancient Egyptians to color pottery blue.
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Women’s Page Society
Rose Campbell
Nashville
Tenn
Major
Alex Showalter
Mississippi
Meridian
Jacksonville
Vickburg
Natches
Biloxi
Pensacola
Panama City
Fla
Alabama
Gether Club
John Cole
Richmond
Clarence Burnett
Bob Kulken
Clyde Brockus
Howard Brown
Earl Bruner
Wayne Bruner
Joe Clark
Stevie
Keith Davidson
John Higdon
Kenneth Pennington
Blanche Tucker
Leona Kuiken
Bruce Welton
Jimbo
T&r Tackleco
P.O
Bor
Largo, Fla
Jim and
ED Fredricks
Porter Spears
Tom Porter
George Spears
Joint Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Auditorium
Herald
Lois Smith
Cobalt
Dykstra
Sewing Machine TV Home Service
the Peoples National
Safe Deposit Box
Trust Service
Milton Lynn
DeWayne Paugh
S. Cedar
T. Q. Paugh
Baldwin
C. T. Davidson
Wellsville
Wright Studio
Jeanie Marie
Don Schamle
Rodney
Lewis Fisher
Charles Schamle
Edith Schamle
Topeka
Anne Biehler
Herington
Charles Fach
Lars Nelson
Mrs
Raymond Nelson
Gardner
Rence
L. A. Walker
C. W. Walker
Whittier
Calif
Missouri Pacific Lines
St. Louis
Eagle - Picher
Toperatofeka
Andy” Mietchen
Ottawa Society
Australian
Lake Lida
Carl Fuller
S. Sycamore
Kansas
Ottawa Herald
Life Romance
Foe
Main
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