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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1966

Page

3

Babies Named At Ransom Memorial Hospitals

A list of newborns from May with their names and birth weights. Carol Ann, Matthew Wayne, Mary Elizabeth, Kenneth Wayne Jr, Sheri Dawn, John Scott, Kenneth David, Jeffrey Lee, Deborah Suzanne. Parents listed include Wilson, Raugewitz, Jessop, Sloop, Garber, Greer, Schoepflin, White, Becker in Ottawa Wellsville Lyndon Carbondale Pomona Michigan Valley Rantoul areas.

Ransom Memorial Hospitals James Wilson Wilsham Ottawa Rfd Carol Ann Richard Frank Raugewitz Wellsville Matthew Wayne Frank Dean Jesesop Lyndon Mary Elizabeth Kenneth Wayne Sloop Carbondale Ken Neth Wayne Jr Paul Edward Garber

Liberty Community Homecoming Closes Day Program Event

Liberty Community held a homecoming on closing day with a musical program of Stephen Foster songs directed by Mrs. C. M. Blakeman. W. S. Crofts displayed slides of former pupils and residents. Mrs. K. C. Corbett read a history noting Liberty School founded Nov 2 1878. Sixty attended. teacher Mrs. Storrer received a farewell plant. Eighth grade graduates are Bonnie Allen Victor Mitchell and Terry Mitchell.

Liberty Community Stephen Foster C. M. Blakeman W. S. Crofts Bonnie Allen Victor Terry Mitchell

Grace W.S.C.S. Circle meets at Trinity Church

Mrs. Harry Loyd led Grace W.S.C.S. Circle at Trinity Methodist Church on Wednesday with Mrs. Leslie Brown and others recounting profiles of Bible mothers. The general W.S.C.S. meeting is set for 2 30 p m on June 1, and new officers will be installed at 11 a m on Sunday. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Chapman.

Harry Loyd Grace W.S.C.S Trinity Methodist Church Leslie Brown Tess Everett Chapman Myrtle Proffitt Walter Pohl Anna Bryan Harold Stewart Ben Gibson W.S.C.S

F L A Club Entertained Members Share Personal Notes

F L A Club gathered Thursday for a business session and social activities. Members gave roll call on how they met husbands, sent a sick member a card, and read a note from a member touring the South and East states. Mrs J E Berry received the mystery gift. secret pals gave birthday and anniversary gifts to Mrs Berry, Mrs Ferguson, and Mrs Shumate. Prizes in games went to Mrs Ferguson, Mrs Berry, Mrs H A Ward, and Mrs Floyd Higdon. Refreshments followed.

Fred Fehrenbach F.L.A J. E. Berry Berry Morris Ferguson Shumate Ferguson Berery H. A. Ward Floyd Higdon

Ottawa Shrine Deputy Visits in Topeka District

Mrs. Philip Boley of Trinity Shrine Topeka visited the Ottawa Shrine Thursday evening with the theme Friendship. The district school is set for Sept 9 in Topeka. Officers introduced include Mrs Stephen Needham Claude Millekin Ray Talbott Irma Place Jim Zimmerman Ernest Kasold and officers. Kansas State White Shrine meets June 12 in Parsons. Refreshments followed.

Philip Boley Trinity Shrine Topeka Ottawa Stephen Needham Supreme District Claude Millekin Lawrence Supreme Watchman Shepherds Ray Talbott Supreme Guard Irma Place Jim Zime

Foolishness Cure Is Another Paper Dear Ann Landers

A reader complains of her husband marking up the newspaper and asks for guidance. Ann advises subscribing separately so she can enjoy the paper with coffee and avoid the husband’s moustache and pipe doodles. She discusses another letter about an Army buddy visiting and weekends ruined by drunken behavior, affecting the family and children.

Ann Landers Ann H.L.A Veteran’s Hospital

Estate of A C Carpenter Probate Case in Franklin KS

In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas the matter of the estate of A C Carpenter deceased, Case No 11-553, is recorded with notice of proceedings and publishing dates from May 1966. First published May 20 1966 and last published June 3 1966.

State of Kansas Franklin County Said A. C. Carpenter

Notice of Appointment in Estate of A C Carpenter

Notice to creditors heirs and others concerned in the estate of A C Carpenter deceased. Max F Ward appointed and qualified as Executor on May 17 1966. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Dated Ottawa Franklin County Kansas June 1966. Also notices in the matter of Jean H Henshaw deceased Case No 11 555 Max F Ward Executor Attest Attorneys for Executor.

State of Kansas A. C. Carpenter Max F. Ward Ottawa Franklin County Credntors Jean H. Henshaw

Probate Notice in Franklin County Kansas

In the probate court of Franklin County Kansas O W Parks deceased notice to creditors heirs devisees and legatees that on May 17 1966 administrators CTA was appointed and qualified as Administratrix CTA of the estate of O W Parks all interested parties must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred all creditors are notified to exhibit demands Attorneys for the Administratrix CTA

Vera Parks Vincent Jean H. Henshaw Ottawa Franklin County Kansas O. W. Parks CTA

Public meeting on contractor licensing review May 31 1966

The Building Code Committee will hold a public meeting to review contractor licensing. It will take place in the City Commission Room at City Hall on May 31 1966 at 7 80 o clock p m.

Building Code Committee City Commission Room City Hall

Socialette group makes knee robe blocks in Me morial

Socialettes Army Mothers held an all day session at Memorial Auditorium making knee robe blocks and sewing rag rags. Ten members attended including several children. Mrs Eli Clavel provided refreshments to accompany sack lunches. Guests included Lawrence Louk and Gail Louk with family, visiting from Youcapia California, plus the Reynolds Schultz and Murray families. The Murrays just returned from a three year Alaska tour. Dessert offered fruit and cheese in mild and sharp varieties.

Memorial Auditorium Eli Clavel Lynn Murray Randy W. J. Marks Ottawa Murrays Alaska

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