Maloney Gorton Nuptials Celebrated In Ottawa Church
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pat Maloney wed May 3 at North Baptist Church with Rev. Lewis R. Hearne Jr. officiating. Judith Lynn Gorton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gorton, and Joe Pat Maloney, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Maloney, live at Ottawa RFD 4. The reception followed at the groom’s parents’ home. The bride, a 1967 Ottawa High School graduate, works in the Franklin County treasurer’s office. The groom, self employed in HVAC, also is an Ottawa High School alumnus who attended Pittsburg State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Locust
Joe Pat Maloney
North Baptist Church
Judith Lynn. Gorton
J. R. Gorton
Ottawa High School
Franklin County
Pittsburg State College
Summer Visitor Diana Henthorn to graduate this spring
Summer visitor Diana Henthorn, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Henthorn formerly of Ottawa, will graduate from Northeast High School Kansas City Missouri this spring. She is granddaughter of Mrs Henry Carez. Fas will visit here this summer as enter school in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Henthorn
George Henthorn
Ottawa
Northeast High School
Kansas City
Henry. Carez
Senior Club Meeting At Youth Center
Maxine Payne presided at Friday afternoon’s Senior Club gathering in the Youth Center. Twenty nine attended as members sang Church in the Wildwood and heard devotions Mother’s Love Never Ends before a prayer. Plans were announced for a May 24 potluck dinner prior to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Payne
Wildwood
Margaret Williams
W .A. Fowler
Fowler
Flora Sherman
Henry Smart
Lillian Spears
Ray Brown
Miss Payne
Berdie Gadelman
Spears
Smart
Julia Jones
Fayetta Burnett
Club Forecast Tuesday Featuring Local Groups
A compact notice lists various clubs and meetings for Tuesday evening. Organizations include PW Club, Credit Bureau Friendship Circle, Garfield Garden Club, Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi, Promenaders Union, WSCS, YTC Council First Church, and VIEW Auxiliary. Meetings occur around 7:30 p.m. with dinners and tours noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PW Club
CWBC
Credit Bureau Friendship Circle
George Shuler Garfield
Ancient Sumerian Bureaucrats and Tax Collectors Quoted
A chronicler from around 2350 B C describes Sumerian officials who manage deaths and burial rites. He notes the death clerk paid with seven pitchers of beer and 420 loaves of bread while tax collectors linger everywhere.
Church Honors Eight Grads With Fellowship Supper
The Church of the Brethren hosted a Sunday evening event honoring eight church graduates from high school college and barber school. Sponsor was the Women’s Fellowship with Mrs George Royer as supper chairwoman and Mrs George Shuler and Mrs Orval Satterwhite arranging the program. About 50 attendees heard Mrs Roy W Browning speak Exporting Joy and gifts were presented to graduates Kathy Spratt Kate Olee Keelin Louise Dale Ronnie Ratliff Tom Drake Sally Yates Jane Watkin and Bob Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Barber School
Women’s Fellowship of the Church
George Royer
George Shuler
Orval Satterwhite
Kathy Spratt
Kate Olee Keelin
Louise Dale
Ronne Fe Ratliff
Tom Drake
Sally Yates
Washburn University
Topeka
Jane Watekins
McPherson College
McPherson
Wichita
Bob Brandt
Clever at home hacks from readers
Rita Price saves her gown by cutting a dry cleaner bag into a makeshift full length dress cover. Other readers share tips from shellac for lamp shades to towels as curtains and towels, a wrapped twine holder, a canned wrapping tool, and a painted venetian blind used as a sun shade with airflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Rita Price
Emily Mason
Barbara Brown
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Church
Ralph Hodgeden
Belgium
Welborn’s
Sune
OTP
Atic le Ds
Harry West
Antil Tal
George L. Marstall
South Hickory
Kansas
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
E. Gatzee
A. J. Beimiller
ORA
Ottawa, Kansas
Marlox Liquid
Ole
Scotts
DAC
Midwest
Ayer Gt
Xtra
Scott
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