Smith Maloney Wedding in Ottawa Presbyterian Church
Catherine J. Smith and Sgt. James W. Maloney Jr. exchanged vows April 20 at Westminster United Presbyterian Church in Ottawa. The ceremony featured spring decor, organ music, and a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will reside in Kansas City. the bride works at St Luke’s Hospital and the groom serves in the Air Force.
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Catherine J. Smith
Kansas City
Howard L. Smith
Willow
James W. Maloney Jr
James W. Maloney
Bushnell, Ill
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Ottawa
Roger Greenslade
Elizabeth
Cheryl Smith
Bruce Spears
John Brockway
Elmore
Jeanne M. Allen
James Venable
Grandview
Miss Allen
James I. Smith
Richard Moore
Wilma Fishburn
Richmond
John Fisher
Chester*Louderback
Harold Stout
New Orankie
Kan
Harry L. Wilson
St. Clair
Janie Fishburn
Richard
Irvin Kent
Wahpeton
N.D
Nina Elmore
Minneapolis
Minn
Inez Smith
Kincaid
Gladys Garrison
Quenemo Couple Weds at Home Ceremony May 13
Shirley Ann Meneley of Quenemo and William R. Scott of Pomona married May 13 in a home ceremony performed by Rev. Jack Robertson. Attendants were Sharon Meneley and Tom Rogers. Bride attended Quenemo High School. groom from Pomona High School, employed at the Army Ammunition Plant in DeSoto. They reside in Eudora.
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Shirley Ann Meneley
Harold Meneley
Quenemo
William R. Scott
Albert Scott
Pomona
Jack Robertson
Sharon Meneley
Lawrence
Tom Rogers
Independence
Quenemo High School
Pomona High School
Army Ammunition Plant
DeSoto
Scott
Eudora
Ottawa Twin Mothers Club Meeting Recaps New President
The Ottawa Twin Mothers Club met Monday with Mrs. Orlis Cox hosting assisted by Mrs. James Fitzgerald and Mrs. Harold Crockett. Retiring president Mrs. Dean Rouse spoke briefy and turned over to new president Mrs. Clyde Mace who announced committees and projects. A Marine box for Vietnam will be sent. guests discussed the Kansas State Organization convention in Great Bend and speaker Miss Carole Grigsby lectured on color and fabric samples.
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Ottawa Twin Mothers Club
Orlis Cox
James Fitzgerald
Harold Crockett
Dean Rouse
Clyde Mace
Royse
Myers
Kissinger
Crockett
Club
Vietnam
Carole Grigsby
Potluck Meal Class Feature at First Methodist Church
The Open Door Sunday School Class held a potluck dinner Tuesday evening with candlelit tables and spring decor. Class president Don Lunger led a meeting honoring sponsor Miss Ruth Hanna with a corsage as new officers were elected: James Gillette president Terry Cox vice president Don Jones treasurer. The Young Folk from Ottawa High School provided entertainment.
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First Methodist Church
Don Lunger
Ruth Hanna
James Gillette
Terry Cox
Don Jones
Young Folk
Ottawa High School
Club Forecast Thursday Shrine Soroptimists Meeting
The THURSDAY event features Mrs. Sam Shumate hosting the SARAH Elizabeth Circle of the FIRST METHODIST WHITE SHRINE Soroptimists with Mrs. Mildred Pritchard scheduled to speak or lead the gathering.
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FLA Club
Sam Shumate
Sarah-Elizabeth Circle
First Methodist
Grand Officer Visits Retta Conclave in Kansas City Kansas
Mrs. Cora Bates the worthy grand commander of the Order of True Kindred made her official visit to Retta Conclave Monday evening seated in the east, received a corsage gift, with Jack Bates and other officers present. Initiation was shown for two members. a reception followed with detailed table decor and a decorating and refreshment committee named.
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Cora Bates
Kansas City
Kan
Order of True Kindred
Retta
Jack Bates
C. J. Pence
Carlos Pence Jr
Paul Kidwell
Ray Talbott
Max Gilmore
O. W. Waymire
Cliff Kaeckell
Harley Gover
Victor Hughes
Jay Todd
Ester Northway
Union Chapel WSCS Meeting Recap at Mrs French’s Home
Union Chapel WSCS met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Harold French’s home. Mrs Verne White led with a poem and directed business. Nine members and a guest, Mrs Myrtle Wood, attended. Members reported 18 cards sent and 29 calls made. A pledge service was led by Mrs W H Williams with assistants. A film strip on missions was shown. Mrs French led the prayer circle.
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Union Chapel
WSCS
Harold French
Verne White
W. H. Williams
William Cartmill
O. L. Breckenridge
John R. Forrer
White
Veterans Affairs Mothers Post entertains Topeka V A patients
A busload of patients from the Topeka Veterans Administration Hospital were hosted Tuesday at a fried chicken dinner in the Armory by the Army Mothers Post No. 4. Scranton residents Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Bloomquist attended, and Ottawa women who trained for such duties included Mrs. Frank Sargent, Mrs. Floyd McCullough, Mrs. B. G. Otto, Mrs. William McClintic, Mrs. F. A. Doman, Mrs. O. L. Rathjen, and Mrs. Sylvia Ingersol.
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Army ‘Mothers
Milk Cartons To The Rescue From Heloise Corner
Readers share gimmicks and hacks from camping to beauty and dining. Milk cartons protect vacuum bottles on trips while erasers clean shoe marks, foil supports flowers, bacon skewers hold corn, and compact creams gain mirrors. Travel tips, repairs, and simple homemade fixes appear from multiple contributors.
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Heloise
B. L. Gee
Marian Gapsis
Bernice Polk
Bernice
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