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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1965

Page

5

Republican Women Richmond Meeting in Fellowship Hall

All Franklin County Republican Women are invited to a 2 p.m. meeting at Richmond Methodist Community Church Fellowship Hall. Guest speaker is Mrs. George S. Myers from Fredonia, first vice president of the Kansas Federation of Republican Women and longtime party activist. Precinct hostesses listed. a short business session will follow.

Franklin County Fellowship Hall Richmond Republican Women’s Club George S. Myers Freedonia The Kansas Federation of Republican Women Ree Myers Eastern Star Business and Professional Women’s Club Fredonia Methodist Church Native Sons and Daughters Kanesas Council] of Women Woman’s Kansas Day Club America Legion Auxiliary Kanesas Council For Children and Youth George Atchison Virgil Smith

Extra easy no waist seams pattern for casual dress

Printed Pattern 4824 offers an easy day time casual with honeycomb smocking and straight stitching. Includes half sizes 12 14 16 18 20 22 with yardage 31% at size 16 for 45 inch fabric. Send $0.50 per pattern plus $0.15 first class to Anne Adams Pattern Dept The Ottawa Herald 243 West 17th St New York NY 11 Name Address Zone Size and Style Number printed clearly.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N. Y

Liggett Brown Vows In Lawrence Chapel

Lawrence couple Laurence Roger Brown and Sally Sue Liggett wed in St. Lawrence Chapel on April 24, with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore organza over taffeta, carried white rosebuds, and the couple plans two months in Central America before returning to KU for master’s work.

Liggett-Brown Lawrence Chapel Ousdahl Road Apt Lawrence Laurence Roger Brown St. Lawrence Chapel Arkansas Central America Costa Rica Kansas University University of Kansas

Peters to celebrate 25th wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Charles D Peters of 623 S Cedar mark their 25th anniversary with an open house on Sunday May 23 Mrs Peters née Nadene Seymour from Rantoul and the couple wed May 23 1940 in Ottawa Rev Maurice Jackson officiated The Peters live in Princeton and Ottawa and invite friends and relatives 2 to 4 pm No gifts requested They have three children Mike Townser Don and Jan and a grandson David Towner

Charles D. Peters S. Cedar Peters Mike Townser S. Mulberry Don Jan David Towner

Picnic at Mears Park by Franklin County Retired Teachers

The Franklin County Retired Teachers Association held a picnic supper at Mears Park Monday evening. The committee included Miss Margaret Prunty, Miss Grace Metz and Miss Ethe lle Welton. Leston Hoffman, president, conducted a short business session and appointed a nominating committee. An election of new officers will be held at the October meeting.

Franklin County Retired Teachers Association Mears Park Margaret Prunty Grace Metz Ethelle Welton Leston Hoffman L. A. Wilson H. L. Cartzdamner Haezen Richardson

Found For Newspapers Dear Heloise Tips Guide Garden Mulch

A reader shares practical home tips from Dear Heloise. Use old newspapers as mulch between garden rows to suppress weeds and retain moisture, add discarded plastics as lightweight mulch, and reinforce the idea with soil or rocks to prevent displacement.

Heloise Jean D. Thompson

Exemplar Chapter Elects Officers in May Meeting

Exemplar Chapter Beta Sigma Phi elected new officers at a Monday meeting led by Mrs. Everett Triplett. Officers are President Mrs. R. E. Roseberry First vice president Miss Dorothy Baker Second vice president Mrs. Bob Roberts Secretary Mrs. Joe Yockey and Treasurer Mrs. Carl Nutt. The jewels ritual went to Mrs. David Bulmer. A May 24 dinner was planned for eligible transfer members.

Beta Sigma Phi Everett Triplett R. E. Roseberry Dorothy Baker Bob Roberts Joe Yockey Carl Nutt David Bulmer

New Committees Appointed by Faith Chapter Leaders

Mrs Ray Howell president of Faith Chapter Gold Star Mothers appointed several committees at the meeting Monday afternoon in the Anchor building recreation room. Mrs Jess Medlen will be rehabilitation chairman. Mrs Gertrude Day heads the Sunshine committee. Mrs Joe Lawson and Mrs L B Paine preside over the ways and means committee.

Ray Howell Faith Gold Star Mothers Anchor Building Jess Medlen Geretrude Day Sunshine Joe Lawson L. B. Paine Ways and Means

Babies Named at Ransom Memorial Hospital

The hospital reports three newborns with names Ricky Alan, Terri Ann, and Lisa Fay. Ricky Alan Hen drickson, born April 27 at 7 pounds 11 ounces, is the son of Lonnie LeRoy Hendrickson of 716 North Mulberry. Terri Ann Rossman, born May 6 in Richmond, weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces. daughter of Arthur John Rossman. Lisa Fay Fink, born May 13 at 2 pounds 602 ounces, weighs 2 pounds 6 ounces. daughter of William Wayne Fink, 220 West 10th.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Lonnie LeRoy Hendrickson N. Mulberry Ricky Alan Arthur John Rossman Richmond Terri Ann William Wayne Fink Lisa Fay

Eastside LTL Meets Monday at Mrs Mary Black Home

Eastside Loyal Temperance Legion gathered at Mrs Mary Black's home on Monday with Tomo my Tschantz presiding. Timmy read Psalms on Hope after America, pledges led by Roger Hazel and Lynda Tschantz, roll call by Cindy Heckman. Stories from the Young Crusader included Bill Boards by Steve Heckenman, The Broken Promise by Tommy, and Real Cowboys by Hazel. Tim earned a green ribbon badge for guard. members worked on score cards. Children's Benediction preceded lemon tarts.

Eastside Cindy Heckman Bill Steve Heckeman Tommy Hazel Tim

Ottawa Soroptimist Club attends anniversary dinner

Members of the Ottawa Soroptimist Club attended the 25th anniversary dinner of the Lawrence Soroptimist Club on Monday evening. The Lawrence club sponsored Ottawa, which was instituted 16 years ago, with Ottawans including Mrs. M. A. Welty, Miss Nell Barnaby, and several other named members.

Lawrence Group Ottawa Club

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Republican Women K.F.R.W Beefore Wilson County Republican Central Committee George S, Myers Sally Sue Liggett J. Harold Liggett Ottawa Floyd E. Brown Hershey James E. Downey Cane Delabra Gary Dicke Laurel Bay, S. C Edward Matuk Neodesha Gary Smedley John Osborn Mission Kansas Memorial Union Harold Graves Bell Gardens Calif Emery Corbett Lawerence Henry K. W. Bowers Dale Miller Kansas City Lucille Prunty Connie Percy Barbara Young LTL Tawa Soroptimist Club Lawrence Soroptimist Club Castle M. A. Welty Joe C. Person Nell Barnaby Wallace Wells Neal Pritchard Opal Howell Hale Blair W. Phil McCracken Cindy Keim Lance Allen Don Keim Pecan Mickey Kellar Fall City Neb Clifford Keim Hickory Delphine Kellar Burlo Harry Grinell Myrtle Myers Michigan Valley Omaha Canada United States Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company United of Omaha Mr. Williams S. Main Electriconomy Electric Cooperatives of Kansas Electric Albright Motorola W.T
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