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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1981
Page
3
Mee Brookes Nursery promotes tissue craft embroidery motifs for a 32 by 35 inch carriage cover. Catalogs offer 172 designs and numerous craft titles, with pattern numbers and mailed order details to The Ottawa Herald for purchase and postage.
Princeton alumni seek current addresses for dozens including George Brenner Alys Pearson Brown Newton Brown Marla Pearson Conde Lawrence Nichols Lucille Donart Jenkins Dwayne Cowdin Bill Burgoon Elizabeth Roush Bartles Ywyls Sands Merli Barbara Hamilton McDaniel Merlin Pearson Alice Pentecost Melvin Phillips Tom Ratliff Hazel Reed Dale Reeder Mae Rescoe David Rukes Verne Sweet Norvella Tankersly Perry Tinsley John Baxter Lillian Fabina Russel Ferguson George Finley Jr Beth Gilliland Nancy Holt Mildred Champlain McCamman. Please contact Mrs Alma White at 635 S Ash Gardner MO 66030 or 319 884-7396 with any addresses.
The Franklin County Ambulance Service marks its fifth anniversary with an open house from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the new Franklin County Ambulance Center at 14th and Cedar. The event coincides with National Hospital Week and the 50th anniversary of Ransom Memorial Hospital. Refreshments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. Stabenow of Sycamore announce the birth of daughter Kristin Jane on April 28 at Shawnee Mission Medical Center. She weighs seven pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents are Carl D. Baggett and Dale Stabenow of St. Louis with great grandparents Harvey Haggard of Louisville and Larry Stabenow and George Lemmon of St. Louis.
Mr and Mrs J Orda Mills of 1411 Maple were honored Sunday for their 50th anniversary with a dinner at Richter Church. Nieces and nephews hosted the event. The couple wed May 5 1931 in Ottawa with Miss Violet R Heidner.
OARTA will meet 6:30 p.m. Friday at Elliott Hall with Harold Lowe state president of the Kansas Retired Teachers Association as speaker and installing officer. Special music by Alice Joy Lewis and Carol Wilson. Ottawa Education Association members invited. Dues payable locally and statewide.
A reader asks about smoothing varnished surfaces with pumice. The answer explains using pumice powder sprinkled on an oiled or damp surface, rubbed with a soft cloth to remove irregularities and create a glass smooth finish, then repeating with rotten stone powder if the surface remains dull.
Kevin Michael Morton celebrates his third birthday. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morton, 1040 Cottonwood. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Morton, 723 5 Locust, and Mrs. Edith Scheuneman of Olathe extend greetings.
The Tuesday Herald corrects an omission in Danielle Daugharthy's family details. Parents Mr and Mrs Tim Daugharthy of Yola were missing and her brother Brian, aged five, is noted. The publication regrets the error.
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