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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1956

Page

4

Quenemo Band Program Plans Summer Practices

The Quenemo Community Band will rehearse this summer under Mrs Thelma Cooper starting Wednesday June 13 in the park pavilion. Private lessons will be offered before practice at no charge as part of the summer band program. The plan includes several marching engagements and a full summer of activities. Band Mothers club will organize picnics for participants. The project is sponsored by the schools and Quenemo city council.

Quenemo Thelma Cooper Park Pavilion Band Mothers Club Guenemo City Betty Newton Eldorado Clarence Pinkston Q.H.S Shirley Pinkston John Stanaugh Los Angeles Calif Morris Beverly Burns Kaye Neill Lois Lewis Dennis Bolan Bo Kiekel Max Logan Bob Bryan Hal Logan Fred Brécheisen Howard Dickey G. M. McIntosh Dennis Bolen

U S carrier Sara toga holds fifty three thousand tons iron

A fragment notes that the U S aircraft carrier Sara toga contains about 53 500 tons of metal. A second fragment states that roughly one fifth of U S public high school systems provide driver education.

U. S Saratoga U.S

Bethel Centennial Anniversary and social visits noted

Social roundup from Bethel area lists anniversary dinners for Maurice Fishburn and McKinley Fishburns plus Ben and Arlyss Baker. Guests include Topeka and Lincoln residents, trips to Lawrence for Mother's Day picnic, and attendance at an eighth grade graduation. Names include Harve Clark, Ivan Clark, Mae Vance, Waneta Turner, and others.

Ben Baker Arlyss Maurice Fishburn Carol Howard Stanley McKinley Fishburn Andrew Pelkey Topeka Maurice Fishburns McKinley Fishburns Bakers Ben Hoffman Kenneth Wilson Verdon Nebr Lincoln Ivan Clark Kansas City Harve Clark Falls Church Fred Clark Mae Vance Overbrook Albert Turner Waneta Clinton Park Lawrence Ted Eubanks Larry Clara Lu Owens Kent Dobbins Raymond Oehrle Alan Elaine Waneta Turner Wayne Owens Alice Rurode Washington Creek Charles Jones G. C. Clark Cecil McArdles Alvin Stahels Tony Platter Gary Stahel Cecil

Ottawa High School Baccalaureate Graduates Notice

McArdle graduates from Brubaker school and Lochiel Leland in Ottawa high school class attend baccalaureate services. Kathryn Kingery plans nurse aide work at Gardner Hospital in summer. Mrs O N Baker of Lawrence visits Lochiel family. Mr. and Mrs. Baker mentioned.

McArdle Brubaker School H. C. Platter Lochiel Lynn Tony Linda Sue Ben Baker Leland Arlyss Ottawa High School Kathryn Kingery Gardner Hospital O. N. Baker Lawrence Virginia Aldridge

Couple wed in Kansas City church ceremony

Brechelsen Dominguez wedding unites Barbara Brecheisen and Benny Dominguez at Broadway Methodist Church in Kansas City Mo. Only immediate families present. Bride wore black suit white hat, corsage white carnations yellow roses. Claussen maid of honor. Dee Brecheisen best man. Couple resides at 1300 Tennessee Lawrence.

Connie Ann Frakes Edward Frakes Raymond Peer St. Margaret's Hospital Kansas City Cosmos Chapter Anchor Olathe Covenant of Spring Hill Wellsville Gardner of Gardner Evangeline Baldwin Addam Lenexa Broadway Methodist Church Barbara Claussen Dee Brecheisen Miss Claussen

W S C S Meeting and Congregation Events in Pomona

The Pomona W S C S met Thursday in the Methodist church dining room with Mrs. Bob Burd leading devotionals and Mrs. C C Burd conducting the business meeting. Roll call listed 23 members and social activities included games and refreshments. Several community members attending included Miss Fannie Kraus and many named families. Robert Loper, a station operator, received a promotion and will relocate to Erie Kansas, prompting a potluck at the church. The Christian Homebuilders class honored him with a gathering, and numerous families shared in Sunday and weekday social events and travel to Sugar City for graduation exercises, with multiple relatives named in attendance.

W.S.C.S Methodist Church Bob Burd C. C. Burd Burd E. J. Neely Robert Parks Fannie Kraus Mines Lamar Wallace James Driver Edith Thompson Edna McCurdy Archie Clark Elsie Collins J. A. Huderson L. J. Robbins W. O. Cain Junior Hunt Marian Crawford Robert Loper Erie Kas Loper Christian Homebuilders Methodist Sunday School Junior Habiger Lyle Hunt Nancy Jim Parks Kathy George Parks Forest Park Howard Henshaw Jean Henshaw Harold Featherston Richard Michigan Valley John Oscar Parks Vera Vincent Motor Sugar City Colo Rollie Nichols Donald Nichols Parks Vincent Donald Norman Miller Harry Miller Ross Johnson Barbara James Ottawa C. H. Lopez Sam Bellante Judy Joe Julie Kansas City Rol

Wedding bells mark Kennth Burgoon and Jacqueline Hinman

Ottawa notes recount the wedding of Kenneth Burgoon and Jacqueline Hinman at Congregational Church with reception at Chi Omega House. Newlyweds plan Fort Bliss Texas post honeymoon, Burgoon to report to army duty May 28. Attending families include Love, Burgoon, Hunt, and Button households. other visits and reunions noted with local residents and former Burns teachers.

Lle Hagerty Marion Smith Allan Ottawa Robert Loper Dickie Brenda Bobbie Tommy Cora Button John Love Charlotte Linda Alvin Burgoon Roger Manhattan Kenneth Burgoon Jacqueline Hinman Chi Omega House Ft. Bliss Tex Burgoon Junior Hunt Tom Ingle Mego Matt Jane Danny Hunt Ralph

Romans' Pyrenees resorts noted in ancient travel lore

In the first century Romans reportedly used vacation resorts in the Pyrenees while Americans open about 160 million tin and glass food containers daily, reflecting modern consumption and leisure patterns across eras.

Pyrenees

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