Pink Champagne Theme for Ottawa High Jr Sr Banquet
Ottawa High School juniors used Pink Champagne as the theme for the annual banquet at Eugene Field auditorium. The event featured pink and black decorations, poodle motifs, champagne glass props, and a three course dinner. Dennis Conger and Ted Brill led as junior and senior class presidents with reception officials and a Lawrence High School band providing music. About 285 attended with Rotary club and parents sponsoring extended dancing at the County Club afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Eugene Field Auditorium
Pink Champagne Club
Pen Park
Dennis Conger
Ted Brill
K. U
Lucky Heath
Sam Snodgrass
Doug Lusk
J. P. Feighner
K. A
Ottawa
Judy Wolverton
Patsy Hickman
Henry
A. Parker
Kay Crites
Leroy Hood
Board of Education
Lawrence High School
Punch
Linda Schwarz
Carolyn Christie
Elmore Going
Frank Johnson
Larry Forsythe
Rotary Club
Country Club
Mother's Day Dinner Gathered Local Family List
The Mages family held a Mother's Day dinner at Knights of Columbus hall on Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Steen and Linda and Donald of Little Rock Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Clarkson and Raylene and Mike of Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Crutcher and Trina of Kansas City. Mrs. May Crutcher of Peculiar. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mages and Charles and Kenny of Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gorsage of Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beall of Princeton. Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Mages and Fonsie and Carolyn of Fonsie. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Porter and Diana, Donna, Patricia and Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wolken. and Mrs. Rosa Abbott of Ottawa. Mrs. Steen stayed to visit her parents this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Mages
Knights of Columbus
Newton
Chester Gorsage
Gardner
Harry Beall
Princeton
Alfonso Mages
Fonsie
Carolyn
Tom Porter
Diana
Donna
Patricia
Charles
Jacob Wolken
Rosa Abbott
Ottawa
Steen
Dinner Honors Mothers by Beta Sigma Phi in Home Event
Beta Sigma Phi Beta Omicron chapter honored their mothers and other guests at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Claude Webb. The program featured a vocal performance and reminded attendees of the group’s appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Claude Webb
Recital Evening Includes Poetry and Dance Honors
A Florence Arnold student solo with Priscilla Seely opened a reading event featuring poems such as A Message of Love by Beverly Hjorth and Mother's Face by Mrs. Bill Baldwin. Performances included Wings on Little Boys, Moth er by Mrs. Dick Reynolds and Mrs. Bob Melroy, tap dance by Mary Beth Ott, piano by Cheryl Campbell, and a vocal by Mrs. A. H. North. Flower corsages were given to guests including Mmes. Serigat, New, Lantis, Shannon, Nordeen, Vogel, Sielrey, Hjorth, Conus, Baldwin, and Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. U
Florence Arnold
Priscilla Seely
Beverly Hjorth
Bill Baldwin
Dick Reynolds
Bob Melroy
Mary Beth Ott
Cheryl Campbell
A. H. North
Mmes. L. W. Serigat
Frank New
William Lantis
Norman Shannon
Wellsville
H. J. Nordeen
J. F. Vogel
Topeka
Tom Sielrey
Harry Hjorth
Art Conus
Ernest Baldwin
Robert B. Moore
Socialeftes club entertains at Kirkwood home
Socialeftes Merry-Go-Round club was entertained Thursday at Mrs. Leo Kirkwood's home with Mrs. Roy Gould as assistant hostess. Mrs. Neil Hackler presided. Mrs. Harold Crockett was in charge of dames. Other members present included Neil Lawler Harold Stewart Mary Stoffer Effie Gould N. A. Chambers Earle Baffalo Ada Edington Harry Gilli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Kirkwood
Roy Gould
Neil Hackler
Harold Crockett
Neil Lawler
Harold Stewart
Mary Stoffer
Effie Gould
N. A. Chambers
Earle Baffalo
Ada Edington
Harry Gilli
Spiced Artichokes Highlight Spring Vegetable Offering
Artichokes brighten spring dining with fragrant spices. Six medium artichokes simmer with cinnamon cloves olive oil vinegar and sugar, then finish tender and ready to serve hot with melted butter or cold with a lemony mayonnaise dip. Makes six servings.
Local residents plan Newark trip and social notices
Land owner Dewey McClay Alfred Ry bolt Emma Sheeley and Miss Mary Carpenter along with Mr and Mrs Ewing Lawrence of Pomona will drive to Newark New Jersey to visit J E Lawrence and family for about three weeks. Mrs M M Yokum of Welda visited relatives. Stitchers club met for sewing with Mrs Dick Carey among attendees. Austin Binkerd of Portland guest at dinner for aunt Mrs W L Pickering. Gregs family noted Mother’s Day visit from Robert Young Debbie Shadle and grandmother Mrs Bell Johnson of Visalia. Mrs F M Gragg of Denver visiting sister Mrs W W Broyhill and Mr Broyhill. Eastern Star meets at Masonic temple tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Blaine B Phillips Jr and friends visited Gardner. Mrs Emile Barnes to entertain H B club Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young
Debbie
LaCygne
Clare Shadle
Bob
Bell ‘Johnson
Visalia
Calif
Far and Near Club hosts meeting with birth dates noted
Mrs Grant Carey entertained the Far and Near club on Thursday with roll call of members birth dates and places. Mother's Day poems were read by Mrs Birdie Macy and Mrs Harry Moody. Visitors included Mrs Clare Lewis and Joyce and Peggy Ferguson. Members and children named include the Mines David Brown Earl Schmitt J C Taylor Helen Kersley Harold Bones Bennie Stinson Gene Domnanish Howard Linne man J C Hannaman Ruth Moody Joyce Karen Stinson Diane Donna Lonnie Larry Bones Carolyn Rita Jimmy Domnanish Roberta Roger Robert Linne man Jon Schmitt Charlotte Moody Sharon and Craig Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Carey
Birdie Macy
Harry Moody
Macy
Elmer Louderback
Clare Lewis
Joyce
Peggy Ferguson
The
Mines
David Brown
Earl Schmitt
J. C. Taylor
Helen Kersley
Harold Bones
Bennie Stinson
Gene Dom
G A R Ladies Meet Hosted by Mrs Bingaman
Mrs Frank Bingaman hosted the G A R Ladies Circle meeting on Friday with Mrs G L Bolton offering devotions. Members reported 50 calls and cards to shut ins and a memorial service honored deceased members Mary A Fouts and Nellie Webb featuring a song by Mrs Charles Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bingaman
G.A.R
G. L. Bolton
Mary A. Fouts
Nellie Webb
Charles Peterson
Ray Koontz
Frank Cannady
The
Mines
J. F. Heckman
T. R. Johnson
Mae Wingfield
Rena Biederman
Henry Anthony
George Adkins
Clara Kaiser
Presidents Club
Flavorful Ways With Frozen Green Beans and Sides
Cook frozen green beans per package directions and top with browned buttered slivered almonds. Mix with sliced mushrooms and thin onion slivers fried in butter. Add canned pimiento strips and celery slivers for texture. Chill and marinate in tangy French dressing for salads. Attend church next Sunday.
Wellsville Couple To Hold 50th Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs Byrd Ross celebrate their Golden Wedding with an open house on Sunday May 20 at their home near Wellsville. Guests may call 2 to 5 pm. Daughter Mrs H E Shaw of Ottawa helped plan. The couple married May 19 1906 in Iola. Initial years in Ottawa then Stapleton and Tryon Nebraska before moving to Wellsville area ten years ago.
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Byrd Ross
Wellsville
Rock Creek School
H. E. Shaw
Ottawa
Eva Kincaid
Mr. Ross
Iola
Bert Ross
Harley
Kansas City
San Diego
Calif
Port
A Nebraska farmer moves after a buyer’s quick price
In Sland Oregon Mrs Ross and her husband discuss family health and routines. The Rosses, living in California, claim good health. Mr Ross tends the farm and cattle and enjoys riding. He recalls riding in Nebraska with 18 miles of fence. He relocated after a buyer offered to buy his land on the spot.
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Sland
Ore
Past Matrons Party Closes Club Year At Patio Potluck
The Past Matrons club held its last meeting of the year with a patio potluck for members and their husbands and Past Patrons and wives at the J. R. Raffelock home. Hostesses were Mrs. Crow Ford Crofts Weilepp Pickering and Goodman. Entertainment featured color slides. Attendees included Harold Miller H F Duvall R P Crow W S Crofts G D Weilepp Chalmers Clark Lloyd Stafford B F Carter Howard Mann Leroy Hood Homer Reeves H E Shaw Lamar Phillips the Mines Fred Doman Dale Forsythe M A Welty Don Brown Bertha Newfield and V A Schnoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Raffelock
S. Main
Mmes
R. P. Crow
A. E. Ford
W. S. Crofts
G. D. Weilepp
W. E. Pickering
F. A. Goodman
Messrs. and Mines
Harold Miller
H. F. Duvall
Chalmers Clark
Lloyd Stafford
B. F. Carter
Howard Mann
Leroy Hood
Homer Reeves
H. E. Shaw
Lamar Phillips
The
Mines
Fred Doman
Dale Forsythe
M. A. Welty
Don Brown
Bertha Newfield
V. A. Schnoke
Club Activities Schedule and Hostesses Listed
Garfield Gardeners and Entre Nous hostesses gather for potlucks and open house. Eastern Star groups and First Baptist and Methodist circles set meeting times from morning to afternoon with joint luncheons and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Gardenears
E. G. Stucker
Entre Nous
Wilbur Foulks
Claude Webb
Alice Thayer
William Myers
Marcia Cudworth
Net] Bullock
First Methodist
North
D. C. Whitaker
Glenn Underwood
Clauda Payne
Berean Guild
Floyd Jacob
Anna Bryan
Engagement Announced for La Mae Richardson and Bill Mock
Mr and Mrs Elmer M Richardson of Ft Scott announce the engagement of their daughter La Mae to Bill Mock son of Mr and Mrs Charles Mock of Eldorado Kas Both are students at Fort Scott Junior College The wedding is planned for late July
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer M. Richardson
Route 4
Ft. Scott
Ottawa
la Mae
Bill Mock
Charles Mock
Elmdale
Kas
Ft. Scott Junior College
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs. Charles Rhoades at Home
Mrs. Charles Rhoades was honored as guest of a bridal shower hosted at Mrs. John Millard’s home. Twenty five guests attended including the bride’s mother, Mrs. L. L. Harrison. Centerpiece featured a large wedding ring with lilies of the valley and seasonal blooms. Committee members included Mines, Ernest Worden, Lloyd Brown, Earl Sexton, John Hiatt, O. H. Brock, G. K. Hammond, D. F. Fogle, Albert Hamm and Millard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rhoades
John Millard
L. L. Harrison
Ernest Worden
Lloyd Brown
Earl Sexton
John Hiatt
O. H. Brock
G. K. Hammond
D. F. Fogle
Albert Hamm
Millard
National session opens as Columbia club attends Kansas City
Thirty Columbian Shakespeare club members rode by bus to Kansas City for the 65th annual national convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Missouri night featured speeches by a long‑time Federation member and leaders from state and national levels. Beverly Sills sang with Herbert Melnick at Municipal Auditorium, followed by a reception in the Little Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Shakespeare Club
Kansas City
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Missouri
Municipal Auditorium
Union
Beverly Sills
San Francisco Opera Co
Herbert Melnick
Little Theatre
Infant Vision Care Advances Spark Want Ads Trade
Report notes glasses prescribed for babies as young as ten months with Want Ads used to buy or sell related items.
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O.H.S. Jr-Sr
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
Schools OF Practical Nursing
Ottawa Herald
Tawa
Kansas
Ioowa Herald
M. M. Yokum of
Welda
J. B. Muetke
Dick Carey
R. L. Davis
Howard Henderson
Don Capper
Bertha Richardson
Austin Binkerd
Portland
W. L. Pickering
F. M. Gragg
Denver
W. W. Broyhill
Broyhill
S. Cedar
Masonic Temple
Blaine B. Phillips, Jr
Harry Fleming
Gertrude Phillips
Donald Fleming
Emile Barnes
H. B. Club
Far and Near Club
Women’s
Lois Smith
Mr. and
Mrs. Byrd Ross
la Mae Richardson
Leading Hospital
Famous Thornton Minor Hospital
Thornton Minor
Ami Quinard
Caledonia
Condesa de Sastago Contrast
Crimson Glory
Eclipse
McFarland
Etoile de Hollande
Frau
Karl Druschki
Grenoble
K. A. Viktoria
McGredys
Poinsettia
Hoover
the Doctor
Blaze
New Blaze
Dupont New Dawn
Ellen Poulsen
Lafayette Poulsen
A. W. Bridalwreath
Polygonum Reynontria
D.D.T
Pin
Balleana
Red
China
Pfitzer
Hetzi
von Ehren
Arbor Vitae
Canaert
Hills Dundee
Keteleer
Willis Garden Center
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