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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1962

Page

3

Farm Visit Brings Baby Animals To Lincoln School

Mrs. William Bishop, raised in the city and living on a farm near Ottawa, brought Beauty the Shetland pony and her foal Bunny to Lincoln School to introduce students to farm life. Virgil Bishop, in kindergarten, rode the pony as teachers read books about horses. The visit followed prior shows of farm life including a turkey, pig, and lamb, expanding the children's authentic vocabulary.

Ottawa Lincoln School William Bishop Virgil Patricia Beauty Bunny Zhenya Gay Ann Weil Roger Vernam Walter Bolen Virgil Bishop Shetland

Breakfast For Final Club Meet Concludes Year

Forty one attended the M P M Club Friendship breakfast at First Methodist Church. The final session of the club year featured a U shaped set table, spring flowers, sunbonnet favors, and a short business meeting led by president Mrs. R D Spears. Mrs. Ross Nichols and other hostesses organized the event.

First Methodist Church Ross Nichols Glenn Fitch C. R. Campbell Russell Klein R. D. Spears John Morton W. C. Harding

Grange Meeting At Emory Green School Honors Mothers Day

The Hawkins Grange met at Emory Green School with Fred Kissinger presiding. Officers were nearly complete, and young members aided in the business session. Plans were set for May 15 Grange projects and upcoming sewing and baking contests. A Rural Life Sunday service at Ottawa First Methodist Church followed by a basket dinner at Emory Green.

Hawkins Grange Emory Green School Fred Kissinger Onj Grange

Supreme Officer Visits Ottawa Beauceant Assembly

Mrs. James L. Lee of Galveston Texas, supreme worthy president, inspected Ottawa Assembly No. 136 in the Masonic temple. A banquet by White Shrine preceded the meeting. Mrs. Lee was greeted by several supreme officers and honored with introductions, an honorary membership, and a wrist corsage as Maypole decor adorned the tables.

James L. Lee Galveston Tex Social Order of the Beauceant Ottawa Masonic Temple White Shrine Lee R. Lee Finch Melvin Sellers Homer P. Peck Enid Okla Supreme Edwin C. Hinkley Kansas City Charles A Cooper Ponca City Elbert Hammond Leavenworth Assembly Supreme Committee Carlos Pence Samuel Shumate Elmer Roth

Club Forecast Wednesday Circles and Meetings List

Garfield gardeners and church circles meet with members including Ione Dragon Williams Ruth and Deborah Listerary at First Methodist W8C at 0 30 a m Debora h Dorcas Esther Wayland Blair Rebekh at Mrs Mat Thompsons home George McDowell hostess Et her C P Burrows and First Baptist WM Circle Esther Greenman Claude Webb Eileen James Ray Jennings Eleanor Stimaon Paul Perkins Earnest Workers Trinity Methodist at 2 pm Eastern Star presence noted.

Garfield Ione Dragon C.W.F Lydia A. J. Wiliams Ruth Ray Kelly Martha Deborah R. H. Listerary Dorcas C. O. Wolf Esther Wayland Blair Rebeksh Mat Thompson George McDowell Huth C. P. Burrows First Baptist W.M Esther Greenman Claude Webb Eileen James Ray P. Jennings Eléanor Stimaon Paul Perkins Earnest Triniity Methodist Eastern Star

Bacon and tomato sandwich with buttered buns

Using toasted hamburger buns, spread butter and layer bacon and tomato. Add lettuce and Russian dressing for a classic, flavorful finish.

Bride To Be Mariam Joseph Showered At Knights Hall

Miss Mariam Joseph, soon to wed Bill Courtright on June 9 in Galena, was honored at a bridal shower last night. Ottawa High School seniors Lynn Phillips, Gloria Kile, Dorothy Mahan, Nila Yokum and Susie Wood hosted for about sixty guests at the Knights of Columbus hall with pink and white decor, a cake, candles and games.

Mariam Joseph Knights of Columbus Miss Joseph Bill Courtright Galena Ottawa High School Lynn Phillips Gloria Kile Dorothy Mahan Nila Yokum Susie Wood

Herring Golden Anniversary Open House Planned in Kansas

Meriden couple Mr and Mrs Henry E Herring mark twenty years of marriage with a golden anniversary open house May 20 at their daughter Mrs Arnold J Senns Valley Falls home. Six children will host. friends and relatives invited 2 to 5 pm. Gifts declined. The Harrings wed at Homewood where they lived for years. Children listed include Mrs Letha Rise Warner Robins Ga Floyd Herring Mrs Opal New Meriden Mrs Bonnidell Senn and Mrs Maryetta Teaford Valley Falls and Eugene Herring Ozawkie.

Henry E.herring Meriden Arnold J. Senn Valley Falls Herrings

Princeton WSCS Meeting Highlights Mother’s Day Program

Princeton WSCS installed officers at Thursday’s church meeting with Mrs. By ron Robison in charge of business. Audit seats were named, corsages given for Mother's Day, and a program including devotionals by Mrs. Hobbs and a talk on segregation by Marney Dyess of Ottawa University.

Bert Binkley Princeton Methodist Wscs Byron Robison Marvin Walker Hugh Rodgers Elmer Sutton Betty Shoemaker Evan Lloyd Ralph Hobbs Leroy Wasmund Marvin Brenner Hobbs June Sutton Rodgers John Simmons Sutton Effie Marts Binkley Marney Dyess Ottawa University Albany, Ga

Final Meeting For Brownies

Wellsville second and third grade Brownies held their final program of the year in Fellowship Hall at Wellsville Baptist Church. Mothers and first grade girls attended. first graders will join Brownies next year in second grade. The routine meeting featured flag ceremony songs and games, with cookies and punch served.

Wellsville Fellowship Hall Wellsville Baptist Church William McLaughlin Bill Roberts Joanne Baldwin Gerald Anderson

Blue Hawaii Banquet Theme at Richmond High

The Junior-Senior banquet at Richmond High School featured a Blue Hawaii theme in the cafeteria with leis, palm tree centerpieces, and nautical décor. Linda Sehwegman gave the welcome and Billa Pickett delivered the response before guests were invited to a ballroom dance area.

Richmond High School Linda Sehwegman Billa Pickett

Blue glow decor with sailboat punch on moonlit deck

A vivid blue scene features blue glaze and blue crepe sides. At the back of the stage a large white sailboat serves punch from its deck under a full moon. Palm trees frame the blue lit display creating a tropical ambiance.

Mother's Day Birthday Observance at Hogelin Home

At the Hogelin home in Wellsville a Sunday gathering honored two birthdays and Mother's Day. Honored were Hogelin and her grandson Ricky Johnson born May 9 and May 12, and Mrs Hogelin for Mother's Day. Attendees included Julian Johnson and sons Joey and Ricky, and H L Gross from Kansas City plus Mrs Johnson, Mrs Gross's sister. J J Haller from Boonville joined for a visit, remaining until Friday before traveling to Seattle June 1 for the World Fair.

Wellsville A. B. Hogelin Hogelin Ricky Johnson Julian Johnson Joey Ricky H. L. Gross Kansas City Kas Johnson Gross J. Haller Boonville Haller Lake of the Ozarks Seattle Wash

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Mary Louise Risdon Bishop Farm Keith Schouten Patricia Bishop Susan Moody Brenda Bruner Herald Lois Smith Grange Emil Kirchhoff Ellis Carmen Clifford Hunter Ft. BR. Johnson Job Lytle Fred ‘Kissinger Dale VanHorn Linda Price Diana Kissinger Darene Rice Pale VanHorn Beauceant Assembly Lawrence Atchison Leavenworth Emporia Independence Coronado Princeton WSCS Glendura Marge Tom Susan Walker’s Dougie Dutch Boy Walker's Wallpaper and Paint Shop Blue Hawaii Kenneth Robert Robert Sobba Rantoul E. K. Pennington Joe Sobba Richmond D. A. Moller N. Main John Pickett Garnett Maude Boslaugh Hillsdale Ottawa, Kansas Ovea Clinton Evan Basket
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