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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1958

Page

9

Ottawa A A U W fellowship honors Lulu Brown

Ottawa Branch of the American Association of University Women named a $500 fellowship for charter member Miss Lulu Brown. State president Mrs Water A Meyers spoke on the Washington D C headquarters and membership, finance and program ideas. Several officers and members attended at Mrs Clarence Hegberg’s home with social hour hosting by Mrs Hegberg and Miss Amanda Rosenquist.

Ottawa A.A.U.W Lulu Brown Miss Brown Water A. Meyers Shawnee Mission Washington D. C Hegberg Amanda Rosenquist Mines Victor Warren Herbert Harrah Raymond Shields Glen, Stecher Maude Adams

Golden Wedding for Harve and Crist is Celebrated

A 50th anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs Harve Crist was held at Wellsville Baptist Church basement from 2 to 4 30 p m Sunday. About 175 relatives and friends attended. Granddaughter Jane Quellhorst led the guest book and gifts were arranged by Linda Carlson with Mrs George Bond assisting. The couple were married May 6 1908 at the bride’s parents home with Rev Asa Crist performing the ceremony. They lived near Olathe before moving to a farm southeast of Wellsville in 1912. They have four children and 12 grandchildren present, with one grandchild Rodger Rader stationed at Lockland AFB Texas. Attendees included family from Paola Overbrook Lawrence and more. A luncheon followed at Norma’s Cafe.

Harve Crist Wellsville Baptist Church Jane Quellhorst Linda Carlson Geroge Bond Harve Crist Jr Fearl Musselman L. S. Musselman Olathe Wellsville Crists Rodger Rader Lockland Afb Texas Ronald Quellhorst Paola Ralph Rader Overbrook George Bond Harvey Junior Crist Irene Miller Stanley Wis Harold Quellhorst Lafayette Lynn Nolker W. A. Myers Lawson, Mo A. E. Myers Kansas City Grant Keyse Admire Kas Helen Giles Lawrence Larry Norma

Sister Eloisa takes perpetual vows in Mary Order ceremony

Sister Eloisa O D N daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Rodriguez 713 N Poplar Los Angeles Calif pronounced solemn perpetual vows as a religious in the Order of the Company of Mary Our Lady at Our Lady of Fatima Convent May 2 Her parents returned from the ceremony Mrs A Tarakowitz and Natalie of New York visited for a week She taught at St Agnes High School Kansas City and at Albuquerque before joining the convent The Order founded in Bordeaux France in 1607 models after the Company of Jesus with a General Motherhouse in Rome Italy

Eloisa O.D.N L. A. Rodriguez N. Poplar Sr Order of the Company of Mary Our Lady Our Lady of Fatima Convent Los Angeles Calif A. Tarakowitz Natalie New York Ottawa High School St. Mary College Xavier St. Agnes High School Kansas City Kas Albuquerque N. M San Antonio de Padua Order of the Company of Mary Bordeaux France Company of Jesus Rome Italy

Coffeyville Man Killed in Crash

Coffeyville, Kas. Jackie Penner 18 of Coffeyville died in a head on collision on a country road west of the city. Penner was the son of Mr and Mrs C N Penner. The Coffeyville restaurant owner Ted Gavrilys 65 was listed in fair condition.

Coffeyville Kas Jackie Penner Here Penner C. N. Penner Ted Gavrilys

50th Anniversary of Pearl Stewart and H M Van Landingham

50th anniversary for Pearl Stewart and H M Van Landingham, married May 12, 1908, in Baldwin at Pearl’s mother Florence Stewart home. Early marriage gospel singers. They lived in Ottawa since 1920, with Van Landingham serving as Chamber of Commerce secretary and church choirmaster. They have a daughter, Pauline, a music teacher in Overland Park schools who also plays bass viol in a Kansas City orchestra.

Pearl Stewart H. M. van, Landingham Baldwin Florence Stewart Olathe Vani Landingham Chamber of Commerce Ottawa First Methodist Church F. F. Lewis van Landinghams Paulne Overland Park Kansas City

Socialettes Hostess Leads Quiet NFPOC Auxiliary Meeting

Mrs. Dean Swearingen welcomed the Auxiliary to NFPOC for a business and social hour. A June 3 family picnic was planned. Attendees included the Mines Max Floyd Bill Miller Rex Lewis Clarence Strickland Eldon Schnoke George Santarpia Love and Loyalty Club honored Mothers Day songs were sung. Members provided mothers maiden names for roll call. A white elephant sale netted 10.15 dollars with 17 members and four children present.

Dean Swearingen N.F.P.O.C Max Floyd Bill Miller Rex Lewis Clarence Strickland Eldon Schnoke George Santarpia Love and Loyalty Club Jim Robinson

Family Fun Night at Garfield PTA Parents Education Session

About 50 attended the Garfield PTA Parent Education meetings held yesterday morning at Mrs. C W Henning's home and last night at Garfield School. The program included games songs and stunts with a play by Randy and Joel Fredrikson Karen Wilson and Margaret Henning. Linda Seaton Linda McLain Priscilla Carey and Teresa Moore performed a New Zealand Maori stick game with chants. Final discussion for parents of 5th and 6th graders will be next Tuesday. Refreshments served by Fred Hermreck Tom Walsh Mark Nesbit James Eddy and Glen Gates.

S Garfield Pta C. W. Henning

Luncheon and Program Mark Final M P M Club Session

The M P M Club held a potluck luncheon at First Methodist Church followed by a year end program on a last day of school theme. Mrs. Glenn Fitch led readings drills and piano solos with members in costume. Mrs. John Morth served as teacher. Prizes for perfect attendance were awarded to Mrs. W. E. Bancroft and Mrs. B. O. Bundy. Hostesses and committee members included the Mines, Mary Woodward, M. K. Pettit, R. F. Lollar, Clarance Nauman, R. C. Suppleer and H. R. Williams.

M.P.M. Club First Methodist Church Glenn Fitch John Mortoh W. E. Bancroft B. O. Bundy the Mines Mary Woodward M. K. Pettit R. F. Lollar Clarance Nauman R. C. Suppleer H. R. Williams

Baby Names Addressed in Local Birth Notices

The son born in April to Mr and Mrs James Keller of Flagstaff Arizona has been named Michael Charles with Mr and Mrs Jack Keller of 318 E 4th as grandparents. A second birth on April 30 to Mr and Mrs Eldon Sutton of Wichita yields Roger Lee with grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Kitts and Mr and Mrs Harry Sutton.

James Keller N. Loma Vista Drive Flagstaff jAriz Michael Charles Jack Keller Eldon Sutton Volussia Wichita Roger Lee Charles Kitts Hickory Harry Sutton Po Imona

Parma couple announce engagement of Patricia Anne Callison

Mr and Mrs C C Callison of Parma Idaho announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Anne to George A Snethen son of Mr and Mrs L L Snethen of RFD 4 Parma Callison a Parma High School graduate in 1957 Snethen a Williamsburg High School graduate in 1954 served two years in the Naval Air Corps and is attending Western Baptist Bible College in El Cerrito California A summer wedding is planned

Jaycee Jaynes Names Nurse Scholarship Winner

Jaycee Jaynes announced at last evening’s meeting that Carolyn Terry of 6128 Poplar has been awarded the organization’s $125 nurses training scholarship. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Terry and will train at St. Francis Hospital in Wichita. New officers elected will begin duties in July: President Mrs. William Keefer, Vice President Mrs. Charles Langdon, Secretary Mrs. Bob Bath, Treasurer Mrs. Dick Walker, and Ways and Means chair Mrs. Ron Reed. Dr. Sylvia Lofgreen, guest speaker, gave a travelogue with color slides on Puerto Rico and Jamaica.

Jaycee Jaynes Carolyn Terry Poplar Carl Terry St. Francis Hospital Wichita William Keefer Charles Langdon Bob Bath Dick Walker Ron Reed Ways and Means Committee Sylvia Lofgreen Puerto Rico Jamaica

Rummage Sale Clears Forty Seven Dollars At Tea

A rummage sale raised 47 dollars. A membership tea will be held at Mrs. William Keefer's home on May 20. Mrs. Al Knoppel hosted. Mrs. Jim Warnock and Mrs. Ray Johnson served refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Ly'n Hall and Mrs. Floyd Moore. thirteen members attended.

William Keefer al Knoppel Jim Warnock Ray Johnson Ly'n Hall Floyd Moore

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