Annual Tea Auxiliary Salutes Scholars and Members
The Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary held its annual spring tea at Ottawa Country Club. Two scholarships of 250 dollars were awarded to Marla Chanay and Kathy Dehn. Judy Brunner passed the presidency to Carmela Gilbert, with plans for baby pictures, Candystriper program, long-term care unit decorating, and hospital grounds landscaping. A 1000-hour pin was awarded to Jeanne Jost amid a hat fashion show and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE McGlashon
Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Ottawa Country Club
Meldon Laury
Joyce Wasmund
Marla Chanay
Wellsville
Kathy Dehn
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Chanay
University of Kansas
Judy Brunner
Carmela Gilbert
Gilbert
Beverly Grabham
Mabel Gilliland
Florence Burke
Peg Carr
Feather Kaiser
Shirley Bacon
Robert Clogston
Local Delta Kappa Gamma Chapter Honors 30th Anniversary
Seven charter members of the local Delta Kappa Gamma chapter were recognized at the May 7 meeting marking the unit's 30th anniversary. Ottawa residents Maude Adams Floriber Lancaster Eleanor Lloyd Nellie March and Grace Metz were honored. also remembered were Evelyn Alden Wellsville and Esther Lancaster Topeka. The program covered the group's history as history was recounted by Miss Adams Eva Fleming and Eunice Larkin. The chapter now counts 50 members. A memorial service for Hazel McClure was held, the chapter’s president led the meeting, and a book was donated to Garnett Library in memory of Mabel Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa Gamma
Maude Adams
Floriber Lancaster
Eleanor Lloyd
Nellie March
Grace Metz
Ottawa
Evelyn Alden
Wellsville
Esther Lancaster
Topeka
Miss Adams
Eva Fleming
Eunice Larkin
National Society
Austin
Tex
Kansas
Wichita
Ottawa University Chorale
Lucille Cummings
Marie Cherry
Frances Hays
Hazel McClure
Garnett Library
Mabel Jones
Fish Fanciers Find Seafood Costly
AP writer Tom Hoge reports why seafood prices stay high as 85 percent of fish eaten comes from abroad and fuel, labor, and foreign fishing pressures push costs higher. A 200-mile U.S. limit aims to curb foreign catches, while frozen fish may offer savings due to handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hoge
Murry Berger
National Fisheries Institute
Berger
Soviet Union
Japan
Denmark
America
Coast Guard
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Jeanne Jost
Clogston
Mrs. Jost
Franklin County Medical Auxiliary
Betty Anderson
Steve Lott
Norge
Main
Eina -Elnita
Albright
Kan
Oman
Calcutta
MA Caretree
ED Gabardine
Emmants Bolt
USDA
Es Davis
Davis
ACU
Avis Paints
Ian
Saffron Glass Co