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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1964

Page

9

Stork Club invites prospective parents to hospital tour

Prospective parents are invited to attend the Stork Club meeting at Ransom Memorial Hospital Monday at 7 30 p m. Doctors want participation in a new program to acquaint families with a typical maternity department. A tour of the obstetrics department, explanations of procedures and equipment, an open discussion, and refreshments are planned. The former formula room is now a lounge for mothers and will be used for this program. All prospective parents are welcome regardless of mail invitations.

Stork Club Ransom Memorial Hospital

Omega Chapter awards at Pomona picnic

Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi honored members at a Thursday evening picnic hosted by Mrs. LeRoy Teter in Pomona. Awards went to Mrs. Jim Dykstra and Mrs. Art Miller for perfect attendance, Mrs. Keith Gaeddart for best original program, and Mrs. Duane Hall for best program by a guest speaker. Gifts were given to Mrs. Carlin Nalley and Mrs. Bill Simpson as they move from Ottawa.

Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi LeRoy Teter Pomona Jim Dykstra Art Miller Keith Gaeddart Duane Hall Carlin Nalley Bill Simpson Ottawa

Entertains Music Club Hosts Musical Minors Night

Jill Hashagen entertained the Musical Minors club Wednesday at the Hashagen home. Members presented a piano program with Jill Hashagen and Bradley Grier giving memory recitals and receiving awards from sponsor Mrs. M. A. Welty. Welty led a memory test on yearlong musical articles. Hosts served refreshments to 16 members and guests.

Jill Hashagen Musical Minors Club Clyde Hashagen Bradley Grier M. A. Welty iWelty

Newborn John Homer II Born at Ran som Memorial Hospital

A son weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces was born May 20 at Ran som Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack Henning 1494 S Elm. He is named John Homer II. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jack Morrisey and Mr and Mrs Homer Henning of Ottawa. Great grandmothers are Mrs Edna Landreth of Wellington and Mrs Lou Sorber of Emporia.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Jack Henning S. Elm John Homer II Jack Morrisey Homer Henning Ottawa Edna Landreth Wellington Lou Sorber Emporia

Piano Pupils In Recitals Sunday At Butler's Music Store

Piano pupils of Mrs. M A Welty invite relatives to recitals Sunday afternoon at Butler's music store. Certificates will be awarded to those who auditioned in the National Piano Guild on May 13 15. The programs run at 3 pm and 4 pm featuring Cheryl Baird Marsha Baxter David Beets Barbara Bennett and many others.

M. A. Welty Butler’s Music Store National Piano Guild Cheryl Baird Marsha Baxter David Beets Barbara Bennett Davis Bennett Lyn Bennett Mike Bennett Sarah Jane Bennett Dana Brown Sandra Bulmer Martha Coffman Kathy Curry Susan Finch Jean Geiss Susan Geiss Kelly Gillette Bradley Grier Douglas Grier Gail Griffin Meridee Griffin Jill Hashagen Joan Hudelson Steven Kloster Connie Lloyd Terry Mohr Susan North Bruce Pence Cynthia Pence Steven Pence Becky Reynolds Sherry Savage Kathy Sheldon Cathy Shisler Jean Ann Sievers Douglas Smith Dee Ann Snyder Greg Unruh

Topeka Hosts Club Meeting Hosts Luncheon Trip

Several FLA Club members traveled to Topeka for a meeting hosted by Mrs. Harry Holmes. A luncheon and shopping trip followed. Mystery pal gifts were given to Mrs. M. K. Ferguson, Mrs. Raymond Gillette, and Mrs. J. E. Berry. Attendees included Mrs. Arthur Allen, Mrs. Everett Stark, Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. E. C. Cummings, Mrs. H. A. Ward, and Mrs. Berry.

FLA Club Topeka Harry Holmes M. K. Ferguson Raymond Gillette J. E. Berry Arthur Allen Everett Stark Gillette E. C. Cummings H. A. Ward Berry

Douglas fir deck lumber suits natural surroundings

Friendly Wood describes a natural substance and notes that wood decks around a home blend with trees shrubs and greenery. It highlights Douglas fir as a versatile deck lumber available in all sizes ready for use.

Dainty Louver Fence For Privacy With Airflow

If privacy demands a high fence use a louvered design. Louvers set in long lasting wood plates at an angle block external views while allowing air to circulate through the barrier.

Ottawa Women Attend Wichita Convention Sessions

Among eight Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club members attending the state convention in Wichita May 22 24 is Mrs Ivan Jones finance chairman and unopposed candidate for second district director 1964 65. She has held club offices and 36 years at First National Bank including 17 years as assistant cashier. Other Ottawa attendees include Mrs Kenneth Edwards incoming president Mrs Chester Medaris retiring president Mrs Joel Towner board member. Husbands attending Saturday night banquet are Delbert Campbell Chester Medaris and Joel Towner.

Wichita Ivan Jones Jones Ottawa First National Bank Kenneth Edwards Chester Medaris Joel Towner Arthur Jones Harrison Eames Rose Campbell Delbert Campbell

Elegant but easy dessert Molded Cream with Strawberries

Recipe for a refined dessert using veal and mint carrots though focuses on a molded cream with strawberries. Dissolve gelatin with sugar in a double boiler, then fold in light cream and sour cream. Chill in six molds, turn out, and serve with thawed strawberries.

Socialettes Guests Return From Spencer Iowa Visit

Socialettes reported Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bennett hosted oldtime friends Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hobbs from Jos Angeles California and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Allen with their son and family in Spencer Iowa after a weeklong visit. VFW Auxiliary sewed 51 rug strips at an all day meeting with Mrs. Ed Curbey and enjoyed a potluck dinner. Attending were Mrs. Henry Smart Mrs. Flora Sherman Mrs. Leona Husted Mrs. Albert Graftham Mrs. Mable Simmons and Mrs. Viola Robinson.

T. E. Bennett Otis Hobbs Jos Angeles Calif Arthur S. Allen RFD Spencer Iowa Jack W Allen Warren Connie Diane VFW Ed Curbey Henry Smart Flora Sherman Leona Husted Albert Graftham Mable Simmons Viola Robinson

Richter WSCS Hosts Guests for Heritage Themed Meeting

Richter Women’s Society of Christian Service entertained Thursday afternoon with members of the Quenemo Federated Church women as guests. Officers were installed by Rev. Roy Armstrong and Mrs. Jack Beauchamp presided. Delegates to the School of Missions received partial funding, and funds were approved for the 1,000-member club and year-end church expenses. The program Our Methodist Heritage was given by Mrs. Harold Staadt. A festive display featured a walnut shell favor with blue ribbon, a handpainted serving table cloth, a John Wesley tea set centerpiece, an anniversary cake by Mrs. W. E. Crawford, and a Wesley coat of arms drawing by Mrs. Burgess. Twenty members and guests attended. Ever add minced green onions to hamburger beef.

Chester Burgess John Lederer Richter Wscs Quenemo Federated Church Women’s Group World Federation of Women India Japan Roy Armstrong Jack Beauchamp School of Missions Harold Staadt Herbert Howell Burgess Leons Ard Humphrey John Wesley W. E. Crawford Wesley Coat of Arms Truman Milton Beauchamp

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