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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1955

Page

5

Mothers Honored at Princeton MYF Corsage Event

The M Y F group held a potluck supper in the church basement to honor mothers and women with corsages. A candle lighting service and officer installations followed a panel discussion led by Les Sihdon. Parents Lee Thompson and Sophie Sweet represented them. youth members included Jerry Thompson and Mary Ann Cannady. Will Streeter and sister Mrs Allbright hosted visitors from Boulder, Colorado, who returned home Sunday afternoon.

M.Y.F Les Sihdon Lee Thomp Sson Sophie Sweet Jerry ‘Thompson Mary Ann Cannady L. B. Willis Boulder Colo

Local gatherings and visits span weekend across Tola and nearby towns

Mrs. Ella Lantz stayed at her daughter’s home in Tola with H H Gifford family from Thursday to Sunday while the Senior class spent the weekend at the Ozarks. Several residents hosted visitors including Leslie Stevenson of Lawrence and Minnie Oswald, and a wiener roast was held in Ottawa. Acquaintances accounted for Kansas State College student Roger Dieterich’s weekend with his brother Dale, and a birthday gathering honored Mrs. Bud Demoret at Homewood with relatives from Richmond. The Acorn club plans a May 18 meeting at Mrs. Bullard Woods’s home, and Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Faye Bishop’s home with Maria Anderson and others assisting refreshments. A note describes shifts of households, visitors, and church group activities through a busy weekend.

Ella Lantz H. H. Gifford Tola Ozarks Jerry McGinty Art Morris Leslie Stevenson Lawrence Minnie Oswald Guy Murdock, Jr Glen Sweet Ottawa Forest Park Acorn Bullard Woods Roger Dieterich Kansas State College Dale Dieterich Hugh Tarbet Viola Demoret Bill Spike Phillips Chester Phillips Richmond Bud Demoret Homewood Vernon May Gene George Phyllis Steve Judy Harold Atchi Robert Walken Tecumseh Nebr L. QO. Peace Elmer Sutton Bill Sutton Ladies Aid of the Christian Church Faye Bishop Bishop Maria Anderson Minnie Coltrane Blanch Graden

Sunday visitors and Mother’s Day events noted

Sunday gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wiggins and family of Ottawa. Funeral for Charlie Watts in Ottawa. Weekend guests at Roy Donart’s included Mrs. J. D. Fair and others from Wichita, and Wayne Jenkins from Selma. Mothers Day took place with church rewards for Mrs. Baxter Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Coltrane. Frank Weis moved to a new home. families joined for potluck. Others visiting included Louise Shaffer and Carol Whiteford Jr. Corsage awarded to oldest mother. Barbara Geiler named youngest.

Ome Russell Wiggins Ottawa Calvin Shaffer Harry Shaffer Charlie Watts Roy Donart Donart J. D. Fair Selma Bud Denart Homewood Hugh Tarbet Christian Church Baxter Thompson Coltrane E. W. Heck Lawrence Dale Dieterich Frank Weis Raymond Jones Lyndon Marlin Weis Louise Shaffer Lamont Robert Todd Carol Whiteford Carol Whiteford Jr Barbara Geiler Dale Bones Jennie McDaniel Ole Pederson Clarence Shaw Richmond Esther Smith Juanita Schmitt Topeka Dale E. Bones Fort Riley

Local families host guests across Ottawa and area

Sunday and weekend visits fill Ottawan households as Shaffer and Shaffer kin share meals with relatives in Ottawa and Garnett. Guests from Gridley Kansas City Waverly and Topeka join after Mother's Day gatherings. Highlights include 4 H Sunday at the Christian church and a looming Princeton school close with all school dinner and ball game.

Art Morris Emory Howell The Christian Church Leo Sandon High School Harry Shaffer Calvin Shaffer Eunice Larkin Larry Darlene Ottawa Etna Larkin Earl Gilliland Colony Winifred McAloon Bryan Robison Dean Howard Winters D. S. Smith Eldon Secrest Atkison Harrison, Mo Goldie Walden Josie Atchison Jennie McDanial Richmond Debbie Bud Hoyt Homer Atchison Betty Williamsburg George Atchison Merl Atchison Carlin Charles Atchison Atchison Glen Atchisons Princeton School Community Club Edna Smith Bessie Bare Sanford Shaw Leof Hays Amy Kas Harold Shaw Beatrice Nebr J. B. Williams Topeka Dwaine Shaw Sandy Paul Trump Osawatomie Kate Elliott Coffeyville Rogers Leo

Louis Shoulders Denied Parole in Greenlease Case

Louis Shoulders, 57, former St. Louis police lieutenant, was denied parole by the U S Parole Board. He is serving a three year term for perjury related to the 1953 Bobby Greenlease kidnapping. Shoulders helped arrest Carl Austin Hall and testified about ransom money, with about half of the 600000 ransom still unfound.

Washington Louis Shoulders St. Louis Bobby Greenlease U. S. Parole Board Shoulders Carl Austin Hall Hall

Pilot Uninjured In Crash Landing Near Topeka

A T33 jet trainer piloted by 1st Lt. John G. Elise of the 813 air base group at Pinecastle AFB Orlando escaped injury after forced landing in a plowed field two miles east of Topeka while en route from Olathe to Forbes AFB on a routine mission. Engine failure blamed on flameout. cause not known.

Topeka John G. Elise 813 Air Base Group Pinecastle Air Force Base Orlando Fla Forbes Afb Olathe Elise

Longevity Trend Among 1890 Births Reaches 65 in 1955

About three fifths of Americans born in 1890 survived to their 65th year by 1955. The milestone reflects rising lifespans and improved mortality patterns among early 20th century cohorts.

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