Six D's End Long School Days Graduation Week
Six D's four boys and one girl plus Dan who moved to Ottawa share a 12 year schooling arc from Greenwood School to Pomona High. The six, Daryl Donald Don Joe Diana Dennis and Dan, will graduate this week with five from Pomona and Dan from OHS. Future plans include Kansas State University Emporia State College automotive trade and farming.
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Greenwood School
Ottawa
Marguerite Reed
Daryl
Earl Hamilton
Donald
Charles Hamilton
Don Joe
R. A. Reed
Dan
Clarence Pipepenger
Diana
E. E. Stankard
Greenewood Baptist Church
Dennis Devon
Mae Frischenmeyer
Amanda Cain
Pomona High School
OHS
Don
Kansas State University
Emporia State College
Daryl Automotive Trade School
Kansas City
Dennis
Auxiliary Has Meeting in Williamsburg Legion Unit
Mrs Helen Bush led the Leo Santee Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary in a Tuesday afternoon business meeting at the Legion Hall Williamsburg The Americanism chairman Clara Dehn gave a special call Delegates to the department convention in Wichita June 24 26 were appointed Mrs Bush read the annual report and the group voted to keep the same officers next year Those named include Mrs Helen Bush president Mrs Luke Pattie president Mrs Neal Forbes secretary Mrs Lyle Sutherland treasurer Mrs Etta McMillan chaplain Mrs Frances Williams sergeant at arms and Mrs Jesse Edgecomb historian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bush
Leo Santee
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Williamsburg
Americanism
Iss Clara Dehn
Exiday
Wichita
Luke Pattie
Neal Forbes
Lyle Sutherland
Etta McMillan
Frances Williams
Jesse Edgecomb
Dear Ann Landers responds to married women complaints
The column writer argues that most complainers are married women and claims dissatisfaction is widespread regardless of status. She contends social structure should change as marriage no longer benefits both partners, and suggests men’s pre and post marriage sexual dynamics affect decisions.
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Ann Landers
United States
Not Married and Glad of it Dear Ann Landers
A column presents responses about marriage expectations and a plea for single life. A reader argues against hostile marital dynamics and another shares the stigma of mental illness after a breakup, urging education and understanding while noting progress over two decades.
Socialettes entertained by Mrs Verne White with guests
Socialettes Lafalot Club met Wednesday afternoon with seven members present and one guest. Members shared embarrassing moments during roll call and played games. Jack Horne of Melbourne called on friends in Williamsburg Sunday afternoon. The Junior High School special ed class taught by Mrs. Ruby Clymore visited the Bess Stone Activity Center in Lawrence on Friday. Mark Owens of San Francisco is visiting his brother Ted and calling on friends in Williamsburg and Ottawa areas.
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Lafalot Club
Jack Horne
Melbourne
Australia
Williamsburg
Ruby Clymore
Bess Stone
Lawrence
Mark Owens
San Francisco
Calif
Ted
Ottawa
Shut-In Club Entertained by Members in Church Circle
The Shut-In Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Kittie Radabaugh entertaining and Mrs. R W Stead presiding. After hymns, members recited Bible verses for roll call and read articles from a shut-in paper with cards signed to send to sick members. A $2.23 collection was taken. Eight members and one guest attended. the guest plans to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuteln Circle
Kittie Radabaugh
R.W. Stead
Baby Roger William Pierson Born in Omaha Neb
The son born May 19 at Clarkson Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Marlin Pierson of Omaha Nebraska has been named Roger William. He weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J F Schwinn of Pomona and Mr and Mrs Max Pierson of Ottawa. Great grandparents are Mrs William Somers and Henry Schwinn of Leavenworth.
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Clarkson Memorial Hospital
Marlin Pierson
Omaha
Neb
Roger William
J. F. Schwinn
Pomona
Max Pierson
Ottawa
William Somers
Henry Schwinn
Leavenworth
Anniversary Open House for Virgil and Wife Smith
Mr and Mrs Virgil Smith of Richmond will be honored at an open house in the Richmond Methodist Community Church fellowship hall on Sunday June 4 to mark their 50th wedding anniversary. The event is hosted by their sons and families including Jack Smith of Lafayette Louisiana and Richard Smith of Richmond with friends and relatives invited to call from 2 to 5 p.m.
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Virgil Smith
Richmond
Minced canned pimientos praised as seafood pantry add-in
A brief note extols minced canned pimientos as an excellent addition to creamed shrimp or crabmeat, highlighting their versatility as a pantry enhancement for seafood dishes.
Picnic for Fathers by Job's Daughters at Hinderliter Yard
Job's Daughters hosted a fathers picnic in the Arnold Hinderliter yard Wednesday evening. Thirty three girls and twenty six fathers attended. Kate O Lee Keelin read When Daddy Was a Boy for the librarian's report. Jana Hinderliter and Pam Laury presented a skit. It was announced that installation will be June 2.
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Job
Arnold Hinderliter
Mathers
Kate Olee Keelin
Jana Hinderliter
Pam Laury
Memorial service of Myrtle Scribner by Rebekah group
Mrs Myrtle Scribner led the Rebekah meeting in LOOF Hall with a memorial for Mrs Myrtle Calvin. Draped the charter in memory of Mrs Calvin were Mrs Hazel Romstedt Mrs Harry Brink Mrs Hazel Smith and Mrs Edith Shobe. A tribute was read by Mrs Smith. Plans for a friendship night June 28 and a joint memorial with ICof at 8 30 p m Thursday June 8. A supper for lodge members and families precedes the memorial. Flag Day program on June 14. Past noble grands honored. Mrs Scribner recognized others, welcomed and given gifts by Mrs H Feuerborn. Poems were read by Mrs Alban and Mrs Beasley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Scribner
Rebekah
Lo.o.f. Hall
Myrtle Calvin
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D’s
Diana Slankard
Dan Pippenger
Donald Joe Reed
Daryl Hamilton
Donald W, Hamilton
Ace
Ned
Kansas City Power & Light Company
KCPL
Rebekah Group
Joseph B. Mickey
Coane
Foster Gran
A Woolworths
Meeneny
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