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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1958

Page

5

Richmond Woman Transforms Home Storage For Family Of Seven

Mrs. Albert Dunbar of Richmond, a Kansas University home economics graduate and HDU member, remodeled her farm home to improve storage for seven. She tripled hanger space to 30 feet, built wall closets in boys rooms, added reachable shelves and drawers, and organized a U shaped kitchen with four corner cupboards and a movable lap board for canning. Upstairs laundry moved to the utility room near the kitchen, reducing steps. The project, though ongoing, reflects HDU lessons on storage and planning.

RJR Kansas University School of Albert Dunbar Richmond Stephen Denny Ronald Philip Jon United States Department of Agriculture Dunbar HDU

Mother's Day Program at Princeton W S C S Meeting

A special Mother’s Day program highlighted the Princeton Women's Service Club Society meeting on Thursday evening. Mrs. S. B. Albright led an installation of new officers while the program, organized by Mrs. Arthur Atchison and Mrs. J. P. McAuliffe, featured scripture, prayers, numbered readings, group songs, vocal solos by Marilyn Wasmund and Judy Schmitt, poems by Mrs. Roy Schaub and Mrs. Leroy Wasmund, a piano solo by June Sutton, and readings. Refreshments were arranged by Mrs. Cecil Dunn, Mrs. Carroll Whiteford, R. G. Hobbs, and Otto.

Princeton W.S.C.S S. B. Albright Arthur Atchison J. P. McAuliffe McAuliffe Marilyn Wasmund Judy Schmitt Roy Schaub June Sutton Leroy Wasmund

Siegele and Goldie Walden event noted

Fifty six members and guests were present at the gathering featuring Siegele and Goldie Walden.

Siegele Goldie Walden

Embarrassed Cop Arrests Himself in Stop Sign Crash

Gastonia North Carolina police sergeant J E Mosteller lectured a Boy Scout troop on safety then ran a stop sign and hit a car. He investigated the crash and charged himself with running the stop sign. Both cars were damaged but no injuries were reported, including a Scout in the sergeant’s car.

Gastonia N.C. W J. E. Mosteller

Miscellany Notes From Ottawa and Abroad

A letter from Mrs. Robert L. Nisely details a tour in France the Netherlands and Belgium with Captain Nisely and son Larry meeting a Kansas City couple from Ottawa and noting a vacation cabin at Kiefers Dam Marken Dutch attire and local sights including farms a cheese producer and a diamond factory A Home Demonstration Week display marks Ottawa Pomona Williamsburg Rantoul Wellsville Lane and Centropolis with 23 total displays A lighthearted memory recalls a mother child chase near an Ottawa grocery with a shopper remark about luncheon meat containing meat.

Robert L. Nisely Jennie Wisdom Niselys Belgium Germany Rhine Mr. Nisely Charles Nisely Ottawa Pomona Williamsburg Rantoul Wellsville Lane Centropolis

G A R Ladies Meet at Mrs Bingaman's Home

G A R Ladies met yesterday at Mrs Frank Bingaman's home reporting twenty eight dollars spent on relief and child welfare in the past month. Five calls and twelve cards were noted. Mrs G L Bolton led devotions with Mae Wingfield reporting on the Newton department convention May 4 to 6. Mrs Harry Loyd presided at the Past Presidents club. Charles Peterson won the door prize. memories of mothers were shared. Others present included the Mines Bolton Cradler Koontz Heckman and Pickering and Miss Clara Kaiser.

G.A.R Frank Bingaman G. L. Bolton Mae Wingfield Department Newton Harry Loyd Charles Peterson the Mines Arlettie Cradler Ray Koontz J. F., Heckman W. L.pickering Clara Kaiser

Entertains Music Club Hosts and Prize Winners

Entertains Music Club held Friday at the Lofgreen home with 11 members and 12 guests. Deanna Lofgreen performed a solo, Butch Shisler won practice hours and National Guild prize awards, with Mrs. Stevens and Berreda Ackerman among sponsors. Inger Pederson slated to entertain June 3.

Jon Lofgreen Legato Music Club DeWayne Lofgreen Deanna Lofgreen Butch Shisler R. L. Stevens Berreda Ackerman Terry Wollen

Community Club Activities Agenda for Monday to Saturday

A busy slate of meetings and luncheons across local groups including Beta Sigma Phi Exemplars, Omicron Chapter, nursing circles, youth organizations, church circles, and service clubs. Highlights feature installation events, breakfasts, lunches, and a chuck wagon barbecue at the country club with numerous hostess names and locations.

Japan Theme Illustrates Christian Patterns in Japan

Mrs. N W Hamm led a First Christian Church program on Christian patterns in Japan with photos from Mrs. Paul Hag gard. New officers include Nellie March as chairman and Esther Garrison as treasurer, with Hamm Saffren and Redman directing worship, study, and service. Flute duet by Carol Bruce and Judy Lister plus stewardship thoughts by Irene Hart complemented the evening. Hostesses were the Mines and Saffron, Patton, Kinnison, and Garrison.

Japan C.W.F First Christian Church N. W Hamm Paul Haggard Ralph Armstrong Nellie March George Zook Jodia Jordan Esther Garrison Charles Redman Hamm Eugene Saffren Carol Bruce Judy Lister Lurray Moffett Irene Hart The Mines Eugene Sa

Mother's Day program at VFW Auxiliary meeting

VFW Auxiliary youth activity chair Mrs Paull Brill led a Mother's Day program Thursday night in the hall with accordion numbers a piano solo a quartet and a closing group song by children. Accompanist was Mrs Chester Waller. Participants included Dwight Cindy Janet Keefer Linda Robinson John Alice Janet Wise Kay Carolyn Jim Jr Ralston Gary and Paul ette Good. The children served homemade candy and coffee to parents and members and gave each mother a carnation. Eldest mother Mrs Mable Simmons received a candy hat shaped prize. door prize went to Mrs A V Lockling. Mrs Victor Sowers presided. Planned memorial services at Highland Cemetery May 29 at 7 pm with flags and flowers. Magazine deliveries to Osawatomie Hospital noted. Buddy poppy sale planned. project committee cleared 10.90 from bouquet and baked goods sales.

V.F.W. Auxiliary Paull Brill Chester Waller Dwight Cindy Janet Keefer Linda Robinson John Alice Janet Wise Kay Carolyn Jim Jr. Ralston Gary Paulette Good Mable Simmons A. V. Lockling Victor Sowers Highland Cemetery Bob Robinson Osawatomie Francis Keefer

Harmony Music Club Hosts Engagement at Engles Home

Harmony Music Club members gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Engles with eleven members and eight guests attending. Renee and Renetta Engles hosted with refreshments. Patty Deputy Nancy Hewitt and Anne Laury performed piano solos and duets. Janice Wittmeyer won the prize for practice hours. Peggy Stevenson joined as a new member.

Renee Renetta Engles Harmony Music Club R. J. Engles Patty Deputy Nancy Hewitt Anne Laury Janice Wittmeyer R. L. Stevens Peggy Stevenson Mrs Engles Renetta

Socialettes and club news at weekend gathering

Socialettes Patricia Kinnison visited with her parents in town for the weekend. Pomona Stitch and Chatterclub voted to donate to Piney Woods School and to count attendance for sick and social calls. R.E.M. Club held a dish towel exchange and shared mothers’ maiden names. Families from Wichita Sherman Wellsville and Lodge Grass also noted.

Patricia Kinnison K. U. Medical Center Mrs. V. M. Kinnison Pomona Stitch and Chatterclub Piney Woods Mississippi John Fritts R.E.M. Club Fred Griffin the Mines Ben Printy Lillian Bryant Frieda Kissinger India Cannady Anna Bryan

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