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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1958
Page
7
Reader asks about a man who hit a rude drifter to defend his partner. Ann condemns the assault as illegal, urges reporting to management, and suggests the couple split the refund to pay off rings and keep marriage as partnership. Also notes a secretary’s view on office romance and advises future letters.
Advertisement details an easy sewing pattern for mothers to make a coordinated girl’s play outfit including shirt top shorts and pedals. Sizes 2 4 6 8 with yardage listed and printed directions on each part. Include fifty cents plus extra for mailing and return address to Anne Adams Pattern Dept New York.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bodenhamer and Randy with the Hylas Bodenhamer family. Clyde Murdock’s death was reported, with funeral services held Sunday. Cecile Moore dismissed from Garnett hospital. Clarence Rockers stable after a heart attack. Laura Lunbeck admitted for treatment. Jack Martz to Quinter due to his brother Homer Martz’s death. Alice Moody, M L Honn, and Ben Virginia Schierholz returned from Hutchinson after attending an EUB conference.
A Friday afternoon tea at OU women’s residence hall honored retiring OU language professor Miss Bucha nan. Attendees included OU faculty wives and staff, trustees and spouses, and students from her classes. Dr and Mrs A B Martin hosted. Music featured Judy Jordan Barbara Rogers duets and sextets by Bill Sheed er Don King Remon Schmidt Sue Rumminger Miss Jordan Miss Rogers. Ryuko Okada performed a Japanese dance. Arrangements were led by Mrs Martin Mrs W B Bem mels and Miss Agnew. Serving featured Mrs F A Trump’s decorated table with spirea tulips iris. Helpers were Misses Kinney Roengquist Brown Adams and Mrs Edgar Kerr.
Mrs Edgar D Kerr held a piano recital yesterday at Tony Jones hall on the university campus. In June she will present four girls including Karen Counselman of Waverly.
Yesterday a two piano recital showcased Kathleen Craig of Garnett and Jo Archer with Elizabeth Pitney. Also performing were Lyla Carpenter Patricia Williams Emma Channon Anna Channon Susan Harvey Gayle Smith Cheryl Petty Kay Stafford Elaine Wittmann Martha Ann Maxwell Jane Kahler Sue Thompson Jo Archer and Kathleen Craig.
A family dinner was held yesterday at the home of Mrs H W Johnson for her birthday today. All her children attended. A surprise visitor was her daughter Mrs R Y Spenny of Chicago who came Saturday. Also present were Mr and Mrs W C Griffin and Donald Griffin of Kansas City, Mr and Mrs Claude Carter of Topeka, Mr and Mrs Max Johnson of Lawrence, Mr and Mrs E G Dicker and Mrs Herbert Johnson and Tommy, with Miss Emma Johnson as an afternoon visitor.
Socialettes report Mrs J W Hayes with nieces and Mrs Lila Counter of York Neb and Floyd King of Topeka meeting in Nevada Missouri for a Cottey College play in which Diane Counter starred. The group returned home. Mrs King and Mrs Counter are twins. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Earl Kurtz of Los Angeles. Gaylene Williamson elected head cheerleader at Lawrence Junior High. Tot To Teen Club discussed child responsibility. New officers for l in Ottawa area include Mrs Robert Bulmer president and others. Mr Don Wilcox of Lawrence to Guatemala for a year. Country Club dinners featured Ott and Gilliland families. Ellen Hanes visiting Denver. Ann Judson Guild set meeting at Paula Howell's home. WOFW Auxiliary to meet in post hall. Centropolis Ladies Aid set Thursday lesson at Mrs
Claude Myers home was The The OTTAWA HERALD Forty Days. Plans were made to Monday May 19 1958 tie a comforter Thursday at the church. Mrs Donald Steward presided. Pre all brothers and sisters were presided. Visitors were Mrs Jonajent except Mrs Joh Moses of Cen Samuel Miss Elma Wright and tropolis. Pictures were taken Judy Steward. There were eight members present.
Readable listing of clubs and societies with events on Tuesday in Centropolis and nearby areas. Includes ENGAGEMENTS with social circles such as ENTRE NOUS, FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE, MUD CREEK SOCIAL, WAVY MOTHERS, FAITH LIMTHERAN GUILD, and UNION CHAPEL W.S.C.8 with members named and locations noted.
A family reunion was held yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Georgiz Puvogel. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Orval Staneart and Kay, Mrs. Fred Puvogel, Phil Geiss, Mrs. Ruth Geiss, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coleman and Kathie and Miss Clara Geiss of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geiss and George Geiss. Topeka couple Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geiss. Brisbane California residents.
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