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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1961

Page

9

Job's Daughters Elect Officers at Masonic Temple

Judy Lister was elected honored queen with Lurray Moffett Marilyn Robertson Ann Machin and Judy Daugharthy chosen as officers. Installation set for June 17. Sunday will be honored queen's day with services at First Baptist Church at 10 a.m. Paula Perkins announced state convention dates June 9 and 10 in Topeka. attendance planned. Forty seven members and seven council members attended.

Job Judy Lister Masonic Temple Lurray Moffett Marilyn Robertson Ann Machin Guide Judy Daugharthy Marshall First Baptist Church Paula Perkins Topeka

Church Dress Shop Revives Old Seattle Church

Robert Hanscom and wife Dorothy converted a 50 year old frame church into a dress shop in Seattle. They furnished it with ornate fixtures from a torn down theater, painted the front door pink, moved pews to the choir loft, and cleared the parsonage site for parking. A former resident who grew up in the parsonage recalls the church’s former minister father.

Seattle Robert Hanscoms Hanscom

Baby Named Jeffrey James in Kansas City Birth

The infant born May 16 in Kansas City Kas to Mr. and Mrs. John B. Martin, Lake Forest Banner Springs, weighs 8 lb 5% oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Rundle of Lake Forest and Dr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Martin of Ottawa.

Kansas City Kas John B. Martin Lake Forest Banner Springs Jeffrey James P. J. Rundle Lake Forest Andrew B. Martin Ottawa

Big Wheel theme marks CWBC bosses dinner in Ottawa

Ottawa CWBC held its annual Bosses Dinner with a Big Wheel theme at Colbern's. Hostesses were Mrs. John Kramier and Mrs. Jim Kahler. Tim Lambkin led the social hour after the closed program. Officers from district and state levels attended along with out of town club presidents.

BIG Wheels Ivan Jones Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Robert M. Clogston Anna Mae Luarrance Kansas City Norma McCanles Lawrence Lots Smith Ottawa Credit Women's Breakfast Club Colbern's John Kramier Jim Kahler Timothy Lambkin O.A Alice G. Patterson Topeka Dixie McCullough Emporia Marilyn Reusser Geri Chase Ottawa

Socialettes visit Lawrence sites and pursue museums

Socialettes Brownles of Lincoln 4th grade and leader Mrs T R Johnson visited the University of Kansas Chapel and student union in Lawrence on Saturday morning, then had sack lunches in a city park and toured churches and stores in the afternoon. Mrs Rose Campbell returned from Dallas with her son Don to his Dallas home after Mother's Day visit. Mr and Mrs John Yoder Jr of Weida welcomed a son weighing 9 pounds this morning.

Rose Campbell Dallas Tex Don Dell Hart John Yoder Jr Weida

Wellsville Post Office Dedicated In Formal Ceremony

The Wellsville Post Office building was dedicated in a formal afternoon ceremony Saturday. Attending were the Wellsville Chamber of Commerce, the Louis H. Hanson Post 194 American Legion Color Guard, the Wellsville High School Band, and the Grand Lodge of Masons. Local and visiting postal officials, Kiwanis, Assembly of God Church leaders, and dignitaries from Kansas City observed the event.

Wellsville Wendell Hicks Post Office Department Washington, D. C Simmons Wellsville Lodge James Simmons Masons James Parsons Lawrence Ivan Holland Clathe Ed Wilts Bill Warnock Forrest O’neil Leo J. Anderson Wichita

Wednesday OMICRON CHAPTER Beta Sigma Phi Ladies Meet

The article notes the Wednesday OMICRON Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meeting with Mrs. Claude Webb LaFalot and Mrs. Milford Monros Rebekahs in attendance at a local gathering.

Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Claude Webb Lafalot Milford Monros Rebekahs

Henry Ford II Illness Reported in Detroit

Henry Ford II chairman of Ford Motor Co has a blood condition described as infectious mononucleosis. He has been ill at home since May 11 and is reportedly responding well to treatment. The illness is linked to an excess of white blood cells and the news comes from his physician in Detroit.

Detroit Henry Ford II Ford Motor Co Ford

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