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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1968

Page

3

Engagement announced for Kathryn Louise Johnson

August wedding planned at Grace Episcopal Church. Kathryn Louise Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Johnson of Pomona, will marry Donald Lee Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Watson of Topeka. Miss Johnson works at H. D. Lee Manufacturing Co. Watson is employed by John McClure, contractor.

Karl Johnson Pomona Kathryn Louise Donald Lee Watson Raymond Watson Topeka Grace Episcopal Church Miss Johnson H. D. Lee Manufacturing Co Mr. Watson John McClure

Music program for Chapter AA of PEO held at Mrs Wallace's

The Tuesday evening event featured Miss Henrietta Faulkner assisting and Miss Phyllis Foster presiding. The program titled Music outlined Starlight Theater's 1968 lineup including Carousel Pajama Game Music Man Annie Get Your Gun Call Me Madam Sweet Charity Show Boat and South Pacific.read more

P.E.O William Wallace Henrietta Faulkner Phyllis Foster M. A. Welty South Pacific John Sheldon Bruce Spears R. B. Lilly Allen L. Loyd Jr Spears Welty

Wesleyan Service Guild Meets in Church Library

The Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church met Tuesday evening in the church library. Mrs Bessie New gave devotions and Mrs Gerald Briscoe presented the program and pledge service. Mrs Paul Pentz, the pastor's wife, invited members to gather at her home on June 11.

Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church Bessie New Gerald Briscoe Paul W. Pentz

Dear Bonnie and Ann Landers Advice Column

A teen girl, 17, writes of being punched by her 19 year old boyfriend over a minor argument. She fears loneliness if she leaves him and asks how to curb his temper. Ann Landers urges cutting ties and warns that a good man would not harm her.

Ann Landers Bonnie Clyde O.K Ann _ Landers Juanita Fred Marie Dorothy Fred and

Tucker Center to be built at Kfar Silver Ashkelon

In Ashkelon, Israel, the Richard Tucker Music Center will join the Kfar Silver Complex as a permanent facility. Proceeds from a Zionist Organization of America dinner honoring tenor Richard Tucker will fund the center, including an auditorium, music library, recording room, and studio classrooms next to the agricultural school named for Abba Hillel Silver.

Ashkelon Israel Zionist Organization of America Tucker Agricultural School of Kfar Silver Abba Hillel Silver

Deb Williams to wed Donald Lowe in Ruhamah Baptist ceremony

July 13 wedding announced for Deborah A Williams of Rantoul and Donald R Lowe of Basehor. Miss Williams works at Fort Leavenworth. fiance studies at a Manhattan college.

Ruhamah Baptist Church Miss Williams Fort Leavenworth Manhattan

Secretaries Hold Session in Osawatomie Meeting

The Franklin Osage Miami and Anderson Counties Legal Secretaries Association met at Osawatomie State Hospital on a Wednesday for their regular monthly session. Mrs Gladys Prothe of Paola organized the dinner meeting at the employes cafeteria. Mrs Rosalie Bowker moderated a patient panel with hospital patients sharing life, treatment, and illness backgrounds. About 50 attended including club members staff and guests. Ottawa visitors Ruby Sanford Ruth Mack Charlotte Brown and Thelma Allen of Waverly were among them.

Franklin-Osage-Miami- Anderson Counties Legal Secretaries Association Osawatomie State Hospital Gladys Prothe Paola Rosalie Bowker Ottawa Ruby Sanford Ruth Mack Charlotte Brown Thelma Allen Waverly

Faith Guild Program on The Witness of Christian Homes

Faith Lutheran Guild met Tuesday with 17 members present at the church. Mrs Glen Daniel led the lesson The Witness of Christian Homes while Mrs Earl Zimmerman gave devotions from Ephesians 4 29 32 and a home prayer. Hostesses were Mrs Ralph Overstreet and Mrs Wilhelm Ackmann. Members recited Ephesians passages, Bible School is set for June 3 14, reports on the Wichita convention May 1 2 were given by Mrs Zimmerman and Mrs Homer Dexman. A family basket dinner is planned for June 30 at Forest Park shelter house. The LWML pledge closed the meeting.

Faith Lutheran’ Guild Witness of Christian Homes Glen Daniel Earl Zimmerman Ralph Overstreet Wilhelm Ackmann Bible School Wichita Zimmerman Homer Dexman Forest Park

Tami Bischoff Birth Notice in Princeton Family

Tami Louise is the 13 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Truyn A. Bischoff Jr. of Princeton. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Truyn A. Bischoff Sr. of Williamsburg and Mr. and Mrs. William Welch of Princeton. (Wright photo).

Tami Louise Truyn A. Bischoff Jr Princeton Truyn A. Bischoff Sr Williamsburg William Welch

Army Mothers report from Tuesday meeting in Ottawa

Members discussed the Kansas City Kansas state convention where Mrs. Chester Bechtle was installed as state commander. Ottawa Post No. 4 members attended, with reports on cheer and sympathy cards, a vase loss, a food sale, and a rummage sale. An 11 a.m. May 30 service for the American Legion was announced along with an all day sewing meeting May 28 hosted by Mrs. B. G. Otto. Sack lunches to be brought. Refreshments served by Mrs. Rathjen and Mrs. Otto.

Army Mothers Kansas City Kan Chester Bechtle Ottawa Post No. 4 Ottawa Marie Gossett Loyd Murray American Legion B. G. Otto O. L. Rathjen

Home Workshop: Handy Step Table and Reading Lamp

A compact home project note describes a side table with a reading lamp on the top shelf and open space for magazines and books. It advertises Pattern 439 with actual-size cutting guides as part of the Simple Furniture Projects Packet No 62 for $1 from Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. in New Windsor, New York.

Museum of Science and Industry hits 60 million visitors

Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry, opened in July 1933 for the Century of Progress, has welcomed its 60 millionth guest in just over 34 years. Its rise stems from Julius Rosenwald's $8 million endowment in the 1920s, a $5 million bond issue, and donations from schoolchildren and women's clubs who funded its revival from the Columbian Exposition era.

Chicago Museum of Science and Industry Julius Rosenwald

REM Club Entertained on Mother's Day Sessions

REM Club met Tuesday afternoon with 13 members present. Mrs. Julia Jones hosted and Mrs. Fred Unger led. Members shared Mother’s Day activities and sent cards to ill members. Readings by several members preceded announce carry-in dinner June 11 at Mrs. Spears home to mark the club’s 13th anniversary.

REM Club Julia Jones Fred Unger Vernon Samsel Rachel Hubbard Unger Olivia Sieg Nellie Stansbury Freda Griffin Jones Lillian Spears Spears

Family Night at First Christian Church program

A recent Family Night supper at First Christian Church featured a Chi Rho Youth Group plan. Mrs. Jack Terrill, director of Franklin County Day Care Center, and Mrs. F. R. Bennett Jr. contributed a slide presentation on Day Care and its programs.

First Christian Church Chi Rhco Jack Terrill Franklin County F. R. Bennett Jr

Women's Group Meeting Highlights Activities and Picnic

Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic met at Mrs. Lloyd Wilkinson's home. Mrs. Frank Cannady reported on the department convention held April 29-30 in Newton. Members worked on quilt tops for a nursing home and planned a June 11 picnic in Forest Park.

Grand Army of the Republic Lloyd Wilkinson Department Newton Frank Cannady Forest Park

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