Socialettes and Club Activities Highlight Week
Mrs. Phil Hart travels to Fredonia for a week with sister Mrs. Floyd Bray, joined by sisters Mrs. Werd Remele of Dallas and Mrs. Ralph Lamb of Pacific Palisades. Bosses Dinner moved to May 22 at Lee's Cafe with Mrs. Ivan Jones presiding. Norma Stewart led devotions. Kansas Pioneer Hemerocallis Society met in Humboldt with plans for a July 2 Ottawa flower show and July garden tours. Roundabout Club closed year with readings from The Kansas Heritage. P.E.O. Chapter AA heard speaker on Cuba at Mrs. Forester's home after a program by Mrs. Franklin Sheldon. co-hostesses were Mrs. W. A. Penny and Mrs. Sam Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Hart
Fredonia
Floyd Bray
Werd Remele
Dallas
Tex
Ralph Lamb
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Lee's Cafe
Ivan Jones
Norma Stewart
Frank Jones
Jack Wallace
Kansas Pioneer Hemerocallis Society
Humboldt
Lloyd Schoonover
Ottawa
P.E.O
Franklin Sheldon
M. H. Forester
Cuba
W. A. Penny
Sam Hubbard
Lone Farmer Keeps Busy on 140 Acre New Jersey Farm
Hackettstown resident Lucille Jentzen, 76, works alone on a Petersburg Road farm since 1944, chopping trees with hand crank tractor, sawing, splitting, and hauling. She runs a 30 head sheep herd, about a dozen heifers, milks a jersey cow, raises chickens, and cleared rocky fields with dynamite over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackettstown
N. J
Lucille Jentzen
Petersburg Road
Mother Daughter Banquet A Church Women Event
Mrs Tom Ruble and Mrs Joe Stephenson co chaired the Episcopal Churchwomen banquet last evening. Pat Ruble toasted mothers and Peggy Stephenson honored grandmothers. Mrs Leopold H Hoppe saluted daughters. Peg Bracken's The I Hate To Cook Book was reviewed by Mrs Winton Winter. Mrs Carl Ziegler led song and piano. Decorations by Mrs Louis Hardage featured a kitchen theme with copper molds. Aprons and potholders on a rope clothesline framed the tables. Church men cooked and served the dinner for 45 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ruble
Joe Stephenson
Episcopal
Pat Ruble
Peggy Stephenson
Leopold H. Hoppe
Winton Winter
Peg Bracken
Carl Ziegler
Louis Hardage
Stew Tomatoes from Fresh Produce Guide
Fresh ripe tomatoes are simmered without water after skin removal to a soft texture. Season with butter or margarine salt nutmeg pepper allspice and a touch of sugar for serving with meat fish or salads.
Thompson baby named Robert Earl II at Ran som Memorial
A baby boy born May 4 at Ran som Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Earl Thompson of 305% E. 4th was named Robert Earl II. The infant weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Robert Earl Thompson
Robert Earl II
Rotary Anns Hold Breakfast Meeting at Mrs Bowers home
Rotary Anns met yesterday for a breakfast at Mrs. Jo F. Bowers home. Win ton Winter reviewed I Hate To Cook Book by Peg Bracken. New member John Reynolds welcomed. Mrs. John Lawrence elected president with committees named. Hostess group listed. Thirty four members and one child attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Anns
Jo. F. Bowers
Winton Winter
Peg Bracken
J. B. Stewart
John Reynolds
John Lawrence
E. G. Stucker
W. F. Kramer
Herman Shaw
John J. Pinney
George Hughes
R. W. Mitchell
Legion Auxiliary Plans Annual Poppy Sale and Elects Officers
Warren C. Black Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met in Memorial Auditorium to plan the annual Poppy Day on May 27, elect officers for the coming year, delegates to the 41st department convention in Hutchinson, and note a memorial service. New officers include Mrs. Henderson president and Mrs. Towner 2nd vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Black
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Auditorium
Department
R. K. Walters
Wadsworth V.A. Hospital
Gladys Anthony
Sidney Dramond
George McDowell
Clara Sinclair
McCullough
Elsie Wilson
Ray Lichtenberger
J. J.meyer
Henderson
Towner
Werntz Keith wedding ties Paola clans in church
Donna Kaye Werntz wed Donald Coughlin in a Methodist Church ceremony at Wellsville. The bride, former Wellsville resident, is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Werntz Sr. Attendants Cynda, Karen Averill and Betty Isenhower were present as guests and as candlelighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Kaye Oception
Wernts
Church
Russell Werntz Jr
Paola
Russell Wernt
Donald Keith
M Lewis Keith
Donald Coughlin
Wellsville
Marcia
Russell Werntz
Donna Coughlin
Karen Averill
Betty
Emporia
Wesleyan Service Guild meets in Garnett with devotions
Mrs Velda Gerth led devotions at the Wesleyan Service Guild meeting held at Mrs J N Carters home in Garnett. Mrs Ollie Burress led the program with an installation and pledge service assisted by Mrs W C Goodman, Mrs Gordon Bond, and Mrs Maxine Spears. Officers re elected: Mrs Charles Wells president Miss Luella Parrott vice president and Mrs Burress secretary treasurer. A guest Dawn Stith of Gar comes. Pattern 928 cutting guides and alphabet block letters offered with Yard and Garden Packet No 74 for $1 by Pattern Dept Ottawa Herald Bedford Hill NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velda Gerth
Wesleyan Service Guild
Garnett
J. N. Carter
Ollie Burress
W. C. Goodman
Gordon Bond
Maxine Spears
Charles Wells
Luella Parrott
Burress
Dawn Stith
Gar
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
Bedford Hill
New York
Pretty Salads Instructions For Peeling and Slicing Veggies
The guide explains how to prepare cucumbers and carrots for salads. Peel and score cucumbers lengthwise, then cut into thin crosswise slices. Use a sharp-tined fork to score cucumbers and a small sharp knife for carrots.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roundabout Club
Kansas Heritage
B. ¥. Bowers
Everett Rich
Lone Farmer
Por
Wu Tien-tzu
Taipei
Formosa
Hoover
Doctor
Vandal Sauer
Theresa McGredy
Rose
Woodsum Nursery
Scenee Peat
Spartan Vogue
Hordes
Perfecta
Starfire
White Knight Pink
Golden Showers
Hawaii
New Yorker
K. A
Victoria
Flordadora
Christopher Stone
J. H. Nicholas
Pauls
Scarlet
Blaze
Legion Auxiliary
Mann-Bell Drug CO
Dana
Werntz
Keith
Tion
Briscoe Drug Store
S. Main
N. Main
Colby
Lane Cedar Chests
Peoples National
the Friendly Bank
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