April Shower Theme For Annual HDU Tea
The Franklin County H D A invites all area women to a spring tea at First Methodist Church on April 2 at 1:90 o clock. Miss Mac Baird state Home Economics Leader will speak. Mrs Russell Wray will chair with singing led by Mrs George Royer and a special number by Penny and Nancy Detwiler. A style review and Standards of Excellence awards will be presented by Miss Mary Dean Hole.
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Franklin County
First Methodist Church
Russell Wray
Mac Baird
Kansas
Miss Baird
Wyoming
New Jersey
University of Nebraska
Teachers College
Columbia University
University of Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture Graduate School
Russell Hofman
George Royer
Penny
Nancy Detwiler
Mary Dean Hole
0. O. Wolf
Robert
Brown Rose Wedding Attends Lawrence Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Jack Morrisey attended a wedding in Danforth Chapel Kansas at 4 PM this afternoon. The bride Jo Ann Brown daughter of Robert Horace Brown of California and the groom James Lawrence Rose son of George E Rose of Topeka. George Rose is Buildings and Supplies Superintendent for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Kansas.
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Jack Morrisey
Lawrence
Danforth Chapel
K. A
Jo Ann Brown
Robert Horace Brown
California
James Lawrence Rose
George E. Rose
Topeka
George Rose
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas
Elected WSCS Officers in Rantoul Meeting
Elected and re elected officers at the WSCS meeting at Mrs Spratts home with Mrs Spratt as president. New officers include Mrs Ernest Martin as vice president Mrs Charles Goodwin treasurer and Mrs C A Hobbs secretary. The group planned Easter baskets for ten shut ins and noted modest collections.
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Rantoul W.S.C.S
Spratt
Ernest Martin
Charles Goodwin
C. A. Hobbs
Myrtle Hobbs
Carl Grondorf
W. R. Byrns
Daisy Lloyd
Grondorf
J. E. Hicks
W. R. Byrnes
Harve McCullough
Tom Gregg
Ralph Detwiler
Harold Richards
J. R. Richards
Four new members join Obilgated Members at Masonic Temple
At Thursday evening meeting in the Masonic temple the Obilgated Members admitted four members: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Durbin, Mrs. David Johnson, and Mr. Bonefeld of Paola, with Mrs. Bonefeld joining by transfer. Charles Watts presented films. refreshment committee included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watts and several others. about thirty persons attended.
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White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Marvin Durbin
David Johnson
Bonefeld
Paola
Charles Watts
Fred Gardner
Fred Sehnett
Lee Finch
Ottawa League Women Voters Luncheon Tuesday
The Ottawa League of Women Voters will hold its annual luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the North American hotel. Speaker will be Mrs. Paul Smith of Wichita, state League president, who will stay overnight at the home of Ottawa League president Mrs. Milo Hewitt and Mr. Hewitt. Elections of officers and a local study topic for the coming year will be discussed.
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Ottawa League of Women Voters
Paul Smith
Wichita
State League
The Church and Mental Health Program Hosts Meeting
The Lane W S C S Jesson tonic event Thursday featured Mrs Char ley Bump with assistants Mrs Oscar Henderson and Mrs Jerry Triplett. New officers were elected and a banquet raised 85 42 for the Red Cross. The society voted to sponsor two youths to an institute meeting and reported 71 cards and 31 calls. A social supper is planned for April 3 with good attendance.
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Lane W.S.C.S. Jesson
Charley Bump
Oscar Henderson
Jerry Triplett
William Christian
Institute
Red Cross
Walter Landers
M. D. White
Bill Robinson
Eva Spencer
Eva Morris
Paul Gentry
Tom Stevenson
Earl Herron
Elsie Hieber
Club and Society Notices Roundup Monday
A dense listing of community groups and meetings across Ottawa area clubs and churches. Items include Ottawa Garden Club activities, Monday Stitchers, Alpha and Beta groups, and church sister organizations. events note annex locations, afternoons, and hostess names. Multiple groups meet daily with schedules and hostesses named.
Miscellany Notes On Present Time And People
A column by L M S profiles Willie Snow Ethridge and Marie Engleman, praising enjoying the present while recalling the past. It recounts Engleman as Kansas’s flying editor, her journey to learn newspaper work, and her debt-free silver wedding. A Meade snowbound hat mishap and a Franklin trivia snippet close the miscellany.
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Willie Snow Ethridge
Mark Ethridge
Louisville Courier-Journal
Harry Truman
White House
Marie Engleman
Hill City Times
Kansas
Englesmans
Socialettes Association meeting at Sand Creek school
The Socialettes Association for Childhood Education will meet Wednesday at 7 39 p.m. at Sand Creek school with Mrs Wilma Lantis teaching. The program will be given by children from several schools. Mr and Mrs Walter Bolen left today for a few days visit with relatives at Hutchinson and Wichita with relatives.
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Association For Childhood Education
Sand Creek
Wilma Lantis
Walter Bolen
Albert Bolen
Hutchinson
Radio Station KCLO Seeks Power Increase to 5 Kilowatts
Washington UW station KCLO Leavenworth Kansas has filed with the Federal Communications Commission for permission to raise its transmitter power from 500 watts to 5 kilowatts daytime. The appeal appears in a brief notice urging investment in U S Savings Bonds.
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Washington
KCLO
Leavenworth
Kas
Federal Communications Commission
New Baker President Baldwin University Inaugurated
Baker University inaugurated its 21st president Dr. William John Scarborough at a ceremony attended by about 1000 alumni faculty students and guests marking a milestone for the institution.
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Baldwin—Bakert University
William John Scarborough
Women Should Set Sights Higher Says Women Should Set Sights Higher
Dr Eli Ginsberg of Columbia University told the National Assn of Women Deans and Counselors that failure of capable young women to train for better jobs wastes national manpower. He cited National Manpower Council data: 67 million in the labor force, 28 million women, 22.42 million full time workers, six of ten employed women married, more than half over 40.
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San Francisco
Eli Ginsberg
Columbia University
National Assn
Worner
Ginsberg
National Manpower Council
Council
Convicted Of Murder In Kansas Case
Johnnie Knoblauch, 27, a Wichita street worker, was found guilty by a Kingman County jury of first degree murder in the February 10 hunting trip slaying of Mrs. Jean Laughary, 29, of Wichita. A signed statement alleging the shooting was introduced, but Knoblauch testified he did not recall making or signing it.
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Kingman
Kas.p.a
Johnnie Knoblauch
Wichita
Jean Laughary
Laughary
Waterloo
Kingman County
Knoblauch
Schoeppel Pushes Political Limits on Union Actions
Senator Schoeppel says Congress should deny union shop agreements to unions that act as political parties. He attacks an Elections Subcommittee report on campaign spending, arguing it misstates union influence. colleagues debate the report’s accuracy while Goldwater labels it the worst Senate document seen.
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Washington
Sen
Schoeppel
R-Kan
Congress
Republican
Senate
Elections Subcommittee
Sens
Gore
D-Tenn
Mansfield
D-Mont
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Allan Poulsen Becomes Brown’s Tallest Basketball Player
Allan Poulsen, standing 6 foot 8 inches, is recognized as the tallest basketball player to ever represent Brown University, marking a historic height milestone for the program.
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Allan Poulsen
Brown University
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