Ottawa native weds Bartlesville man in Topeka ceremony
Nancy Louise Martin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Martins Ottawa born, marries Roland Moore Pryor a radio and television worker from Bartlesville. They were married Saturday at First Baptist Church Topeka. After a two week honeymoon in Honolulu the couple will live in the Phillips Apartment hotel Bartlesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Louise Martin
The
Gas Service Co
Fred P. Martins
Bartlesville
Topeka
Roland Moore Prysyear
Radio and Televi, Ie
Okla
Vision Station
KSD
St. Louis
Mr. Pryor
First Baptist Church
Phillips Petroleum Co
W. A. Elliott
Otta
Win Omeasfaeenad Thanneamnenss
Ottawa
Honolulu
Hawaii
Celebrity Breakfast Hosts Penwomen Guests in KC
Mrs A C Heigele attended the Kansas City Penwomen Celebrity Breakfast at the Hotel Muehlebach. Katherine Edelman spoke while officers were installed and Anabel Armour songs were heard. Viola Zamault was installed as Missouri chapter president and Heigele serves as president of the second district of the Kansas Authors Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Heigele
Kansas City
National League of American Penwomen
Muehlebach
Katherine Edelman
Anabel Armour
Viola Zamault
Missouri
Heigele
Kansas Authors Club
Fairmount Birth Day Club Quilt Work at Clifton Carey Home
Members of the Fairmount Birth Day Club gathered Friday five miles north of Ottawa at the Clifton Carey home to work on a quilt and share a basket dinner in observance of Mrs. R C Elliott's birthday. The event featured a program with James Dunn on clarinet, Donna Lonnie and Diane Bones on piano, recitations by Peggy Ferguson and Richard Carey, and various musical numbers including accordion by Mrs Joe Taylor and a piano duet by Mrs Homer Perry and Mrs Harold Bones. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harley Hume, plus numerous members and visitors such as the Mmes Glen Jones A Z Marcham and Chester Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Birthday Club
Clifford Carey
Ottawa
R. C. Elliott
Ed Ferguson
Russell Dyer
Harold Bones
Homer Perry
James Dunn
Donna
Lonnie
Diane Bones
Ralph Overstreet
Lloyd Daugharthy
Fred Ferguson
Fred ‘Ferguson
Larry Dunn
Clyde ‘Newby
Melinda Sue Perry
Judy
Peggy Ferguson
Dianne
Donna Bones
Richard Carey
Rick
Stan Perry
Bill Ferguson
Larry
Lonnie Bones
Baby Names Lonnie Dee and Melody Lynn in Mother's Day Batches
The May 10 birth of Lonnie Dee to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Kennedy of Culver City California is announced with five pounds three ounces. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Jack Carrell of Sanger and Mr and Mrs Clarence Kennedy of Culver City. A May 17 daughter Melody Lynn born to Mr and Mrs David Berger of 311 Walnut at Ransom Memorial hospital weighing seven pounds six ounces. A May 17 son Bradley born to Mr and Mrs Roy Kirkland of 718 W 6th weighing seven pounds two ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Berger
Melody Lynn
Kirkland
Roy Kirkland
Bradley
Socialesties and weekend guests in Ottawa society notes
Social circles report weekend visits at the homes of Ottawa families with guests from Hoxie WeWoka and Frankfort. Mr and Mrs H R Horn of WeWoka and others from Ottawa and California joined dinners and trips, with a car trip to the northwest by Mr and Mrs C W Hegberg. The article lists several hosting families and social events across Ottawa and nearby towns.
Umbrella Wet-Wastebasket Declares Handy Container
A colorful plastic wastebasket serves as a convenient holder for wet umbrellas and can be returned to its place after the company leaves.
Mud Creek Social Meeting on Garden Pests
The Mud Creek Social club discussed What to Do About Garden Pests at its Thursday meeting with Mrs. Gail Calkins. Mrs. Fred Scott presided. Attendees included Mrs. Earl Goodwin and her daughter Janet Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Goll, Lyman Giesman, R. E. Turner, Violet Dotson, Merle Christenson, Frank Mages, Jack McClure and their children Lloyd Bobby Wayne Sharon L. Q. Robert Sharon Betty, D. W. Arnold and his children Allen Linda Cheryl Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mud Creek
Gail Calkins
Fred Scott
Earl Goodwin
Janet Sue
Visi
Goll
Lyman Giesman
R. E. Turner
Violet Dotson
Merle Christenson
Frank Mages
Jack McClure
Cooking for Fun SATURDAY SUPPER Casserole recipe
A light AP News feature presents a kid friendly Frankfurter sauerkraut and apple casserole with apples sauerkraut honey mustard and butter baked 350 in 40 minutes. The recipe guides layering frankfurters around the edge and repeating layers for a complete meal with bread tray fruit cookies and beverage.
Promenaders Square Dance Club Meeting Notes
A compact item lists activities at Memorial auditorium Forest Park and Green Forest Park venues. It mentions American Legion Auxiliary group Mrs B G Stucker and C W B C Past Commanders G E Jordan and B ta, with Royal Neighbors social and a 6:30 p.m. picnic. Savings bonds are described as safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Mothers
Memorial Auditorium
American Legion Auxiliary Woman's Republic
Forest Park
B. G. Stucker
C.W.B.C
G. E. Jordan
B. Ta
Royal Neighbors
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Rogert Barnes
Celebrity
Finance CO
Massachusetts ST
Lawrence
Viking
Personial Finance CO
Benstant Finance Co
Masachusetts
Lawrence, Xonics
Douglas Bros
S. Main
Osburn
Frank Jones
Elliott Barnes
Ottawa Garden Club
Jones
Herald
Lois Smith
Women's Page
Women’s Page
Alva Bartlett
Glen Tice
Near Hoxie
Leland C. Babcock
Maple
W. G. Tulless
H. R. Horn
Wewoka
W. A. Schnoke
Cora
Burney
Max Faeckele
Martha
Frankfort
Kas
C. W. Hegberg
Northwest
James F. Short
Susan
Michael
Pullman
Wash
Capt
Willard Hegberg
Tacoma
Earl Roush
Myrtle Point
Ore
Sunset
Concordia
Emile Barnes
Richard Barnes
Anne Adele
A 8 & Hood
T. R. Clark
Ralph Pohl
J. R. Allen
Eome
Frank Carlson
J. W. Kay
Pasadena
Calif
Henry Pierson
Mary Woodworth
Clarence Day
Clare Shadle
Bell Johnson
Visalia
Clarence Cottrell
Osawatomie
Garnett
Arthur Jones
Wichita
Albert Goll
Joe Ross
Mud Creek Social
AP News
Dean Berlin
U. S
Mel's Watch & Clock Repair
Main
Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital
Denver
Colo
Alexander Insurance
New York
N. Y
Rog. U.B. Pat
Carson
Sand Navy Charcoal
Sam Gray
Jim Kinzer
Nevada, Mo
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