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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1960
Page
8
Ann Landers offers blunt advice to Burnt who was duped out of 7000 by a phony promoter, urging her to forget the loss and stay with her husband. The column includes letters from Mister X about an age-gap romance, Young and Ignorant on porch light kissing, and a Decent Woman about windows and curfews.
Friendship Circle members held a meeting on Wednesday with Mrs. Henry Pohl. Mrs. John Sealey presided as vice president. Mabel Holmes played piano solos. A memorial service was held for Mrs. R. C. Elliott. The collection totaled $2.90. Nomination committee members named were Mrs. Walter Pohl Mrs. W. E. Hogan and Mrs. W. J. Swords. Mrs. Sealey won a door prize. Eunice Breithaupt of Wellsville, hostess daughter, assisted with refreshments. Other visitors included Mrs. Lee Carter Mrs. Jim Sutton and Janice Breithaupt. Seventeen members attended.
Visitors from Trinity Methodist Greenwood Baptist Bethel Pomona and Michigan Valley attended the Richter Methodist W S C S meeting. Seventy five members were present. Mrs Raymond Jennings of Ottawa spoke on teaching work in the university at Yokohama Japan. Mrs Harold Staadt led devotions with committee members Mrs Woodrow Crawford Mrs Herbert Wolf and Mrs John Staadt and Mrs Ted Beauchamp assisting.
Liberty Social Hour club elected officers yesterday at Mrs Albert Stewart's home. New officers include Mrs Ray Angleton as president, Mrs Curt Newcomer as vice president, Mrs George Graves as secretary treasurer, Mrs Ben Shambaugh as reporter, with Mrs Louis Dale and Mrs Lucy Pritchard on the courtesy committee. Mrs Angleton presided in the absence of Mrs Albert Barnhart. Prizes went to Mrs Shambaugh and Mrs Lina Slavens in bingo.
A series of birth notices from Ransom Memorial Hospital records May births at Quenemo Richmond Baldwin and other areas. Janice Ann Hughes weighs 8 pounds 5 ounces Kelly Sue Armstrong weighs 6 pounds 7 ounces Lorna Kay Lickteig weighs 8 pounds 2 ounces Tammy Dee Wilson weighs 7 pounds 15 ounces Ronald Lee Malburg weighs 8 pounds 8 ounces John Thomas Mueller weighs 7 pounds 13 ounces Brenda Kay Shields weighs 7 pounds 8 ounces.
Deanna Bulmer daughter of Drexel and Mrs Bulmer of Michigan Valley wed Don R Faust son of Earl Faust of Des Moines Iowa on May 8 at Michigan Valley Methodist Church Rev Ralph Hunt officiated Pianist Mrs Willis J Bennett vocalist Mary Hershall In attendance were twin sisters Sharon and Karan Bulmer bridesmaids Barbara Lewis Lois Lewis Lori Faust flower girl and David Faust ringbearer Best man Robert Faust Groomsmen Larry Bulmer Lee Bulmer ushers Duane Messigh Russel Bulmer Reception assistants included June Gaddis JoAnn Cearfoss Vera Morris Bride employed by Cargill Inc Newton Iowa and groom in the Air Force will base at Omaha Neb after marriage.
Wellsville Chapter No 408 Order of the Eastern Star celebrated its 40th anniversary with four charter members present on Tuesday evening. Distinguished guests included Richard Ferris Garnett of the Grand Chapter of Kansas and Floy Chalender Cosmos Edgerton, along with sixth district visiting officers. Charter members Jennie Little Laura Warren and Dr Karl Kyle of Gardner were honored. a flag was presented for dedication later. Cake and punch followed the program in the dining room with 40th year colors.
Socialities report details travels of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McCann to San Bernardino and Phoenix. Church circle study of Psalms led by Mrs. Bundy and Mrs. Eva Dale with four teen attendees. Baxter Social Hour attracted eighteen members and eight children with hostess gifts and group singing led by Don Waymire and devotions by L. E. Allen. Mrs. Milner of Alexandria VA returned after visiting her parents in Emporia with guests C. D. Ward and Gary Ward. Milners plan to move to Verona Italy with Col. Milner and J. J. Milner unable to travel.
At yesterday afternoon session Mrs. Harry Holmes led the F.L.A. Club in voting a 2 contribution to the cancer fund with Mrs. D. F. Snider presiding. Members gave maiden names and birthplaces during roll call. Holmes showed tornado and Northwest slides. guest Mrs. W. Eichinger won a prize. Eleven members attended. Mrs. H. A Ward helped serve refreshments.
A community notice lists a Saturday gathering for the City Teachers Wives Club at Garfield School. The event includes a dinner and informal program, inviting members and guests to attend.
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