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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1966

Page

3

Guest Talks To Club At Busy Corner Social Club

Mrs Lucille Bowman visiting Ottawa from California gave a talk on commercial chicken raising during a Thursday morning coffee. Hostess Mrs C W Ingersoll led 11 members and another guest, Mrs Mae Likes, plus dry die cards sent to Mrs W G Tulloss Mrs J R Kincaid and Miss Ethel Watkins who could not attend.

Lucille Bowman Ottawa California W. G. Tulloss J. R. Kincaid Ethel Watkins

Unruly Forehead Curl Solutions From Heloise Letters

Readers seek quick hair and household fixes from Heloise. Advice covers avoiding a front curl line with a clip or sectioning hair after drying, plus tips on using patterns and bags for storage, corn cooling and reheating, and DIY garment touches.

Heloise

REM Club Plans Mother's Day Lunch at Bryan Home

REM Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Frieda Kissinger presiding. Six members attended kickoff roll call. Plans were made for a 1 p.m. luncheon on June 14 at Mrs Ane na Bryan's home. Members visited and sang two songs Memories and Mother.

R.E.M. Club Frieda Kissinger Rachel Hubbard Anena Bryan

New TV Service Introduced at Ransom Memorial Hospital

Ransom Memorial Hospital starts a new television service for patients with 33 ceiling mounted sets. The Hospital Auxiliary handles installation and daily checks except Sundays. Patients can arrange service on admission for one dollar per day, cash in advance, separate from the hospital bill. Patients operate sets by remote, with sound muting possible for patient use only.

Hospital TV John Ott Ransom Memorial Hospital

Program For PEO Chapter AU Meeting

Chapter AU of PEO met Tuesday evening with Mrs. C A Hall and Mrs. John P Wallace leading. Hall spoke on The International Peace Scholarship Fund and its use to assist foreign students in U S colleges. A letter from Ming O Garochi, a Philippine loan recipient at Emporia State College, was read. Wallace shared member creations and discussed her interests and work with days lites. Hostess Mrs W S Bowers was assisted by Mrs Bruce Spears and Mrs Franklin Sheledon.

Chapter AU P.E.O C. A. Hall John P. Wallace

Baby Lance Dale Bolen Born in Wichita

The son born Wednesday night to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bolen of Wichita has been named Lance Dale. He weighed 7 pounds. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bolen and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stulze, Quenemo. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bolen, 630 N. Cherry. Father teaches at Engle Grade School in Wichita.

Dale Bolen Wichita Quenemo Lance Dale Gordon Bolen Frank Stulze Walter Bolen N. Cherry Engle Grade School

Mother's Day gift sent from Viet Nam sire to Mrs Garcia

Mrs John Garcia of 626 North Lee Street received a bright red anthurium flower from Hawaii for Mother's Day. The sender was her son Carlos Garcia, an Air Force member stationed in Viet Nam.

John Garcia N. Lee Cust Hawaii Carlos Garcia Air Force Viet Nam

Club Forecast Saturday D A R Anchor Building

The Panic Club forecasts a Saturday event at the D A R anchor building beginning at 8 p m with music and socializing on the program. Organizers invite local residents to attend and enjoy a lively evening.

Soroptimists Hear Speaker in Kansas City Anniversary Event

Six Ottawa Soroptimists attended the Kansas City Club’s 40th anniversary observance in the Woman's City Club on Wednesday night. Betty Beck Prosser, president of the Soroptimist Federation of the Americas, spoke after a 5:30 p.m. reception and dinner. Ottawa attendees were Mrs. P. R. Jamison, Miss Esther Garrison, Mrs. Opal Howell, Mrs. Bruce Allison, Mrs. Wanda Baird, and Mrs. Glenn Mock.

Ottawa Soroptimist Club Kanesas City Woman’s City Club P. R. Jamison Esether Garrison Opal Howell Bruce Allison Wanda Baird Glenn Mock

Adoption notice for Paula Carol Troup

Mr and Mrs Paul Troup of Ottawa RFD 1 announce the adoption of their three month old daughter Paula Carol Grandparents are Mrs Clara Troup of McCune and Mr and Mrs Floyd Malcolm of Cherokee Kan

Paul Troup Ottawa RFD 1 Paula Carol Clara Troup McCune Floyd Malcolm Cherokee Kan

Skilton Club Potluck Wraps Season Finale

The Skilton Club held its final meeting of the season with a pot luck supper before the program. Hostess Mrs. John Sheldon was assisted by Mrs. Bruce Spears Miss Lola Sloan and Miss Alma Schweitzer. The theme Stop the Music was directed by Mr. and Mrs. Loren Matthews and featured song excerpts performed by Mrs. Spears. Twenty members and six guests attended including Mrs. Harold Wallace Mrs. Al Williams Eldon Rader John Sheldon Bruce Spears and Ted Strain.

Skilton Club John Sheldon Bruce Spears Lola Sloan Alma Schweitzer Loren Matthews Spears Harold Wallace al Williams Eldon Rader Ted Strain

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