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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1960

Page

3

Merry Notes Club Hosts Recitals at Coffman Home

Martha Coffman entertained the Merry Notes music club Friday evening at Floyd Coffman and Mrs. Coffman’s home where Mrs. RB Killough announced the program. Barbara Warner, Kathy Sheldon, Martha Christie, and Hurst Coffman performed solos and duets while guests John Huderson and Bonnie Hardesty were named honor students for the month and to receive awards from sponsor Mrs. M. A. Welty.

Martha Coffman Merry Notes Floyd Coffman RB. S. Killough Barbara Warner Kathy Sheldon Martha Christie Hurst Coffman John Huderson Bonnie Hardesty M. A. Welty Note-O

Larios-Coleman Vows In Ottawa First Baptist Church

The wedding of Carolina Larios and Richard Coleman took place at Ottawa First Baptist Church with Dr. Raymond Jennings performing. Details include bridal gown of white taffeta with re embroidered lace, bouquets of Happi ness roses, and reception in Elliott hall. After April 1, the couple will reside at 2233 Rhode Island Lawrence.

First Baptist Church Carolina Larios D. M. Larios Hickory Richard Coleman Paul Colmean Kansas City Raymond Jennings J. R. Henning Ferrell Roger Paul Morris Marceline Larios Mr. Morris Rhode Island Lawrence Coleman St. Luke's Hospital O. H St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing

Wheel Chair Bowling Dynamo in Rochester Family Story

Locally famed Dorothea Adamski, paralyzed from the waist by polio in 1954, leads Rochester’s Wheel Chair Bowling League and heads the March of Dimes drive while juggling motherhood with PTA work and a factory job. She credits her husband for support and maintains a full daily schedule from 6 a.m. to midnight.

Dorthea Adamski Michael Adamski Wheel ‘Chair Bowling League Hands, Inc Rochester

Faith Chapter Gold Star Mothers formed in Me morial auditorium

A new Faith Chapter of National Gold Star Mothers, Inc., was instituted yesterday in Memorial auditorium with national president Mrs. Joan K. Wilmer installing officers. Nineteen local mothers are registered, about 50 attended, and widespread support was pledged as volunteers and dignitaries from Pittsburg and nearby towns joined the ceremony.

National Gold Star Mothers, Inc Faith Chapter Memorial Auditorium Joan K. Wilmer Pittsburg Memory Chapter B. G. Otto William Boucek Roy Bones Joe Lawson L. B. Paine Marie Gossett Charles Brewer Ray Howell Gertrude Day

Ottawa District W.S.C.S. Meeting Set at Ft Scott

A number of Ottawa area women will attend the Ottawa District W.S.C.S. meeting in Ft Scott on Wednesday. Registration begins at 8:45 a.m. with departmental meetings at 11 a.m. Rev. Perry O. Hanson of Iola, a retired missionary, will be the guest speaker.

Ottawa Area Ottawa District W.S.C.S Ft. Scott Perry Hanson Iola

Baby Deanna Lynn Born to Ward Family in Ransom Memorial Hospital

A daughter named Deanna Lynn was born March 4 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. The baby’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ward of 112 W. Ninth Street. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schweitzer and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fredrick Wright. Deanna Lynn weighs 6 pounds 18 ounces. The notifying family includes Mr. and Mrs. Nick Chenoweth of Washington state.

Socialettes Arrival From Osborne To Visit Mel

Late Friday night Socialettes travel from Osborne to visit Mel. Freda Scherling and her son Chris Scherling with Debra and Susan arrive. The children stay with Aunt Mrs Norman Hazen and family while their parents attend the Kansas Press Conference in Topeka. Also arriving.

Osborne Mel Freda Scherling Chris Scherling Debra Susan Norman Hazen Kansas Topeka

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