Cromwells To Celebrate 50 Years
A family dinner honors Mr and Mrs Willard Jack Cromwell at 302 S Poplar for their 50th wedding anniversary. Children Donald, Richard, Jerry, and Roger Cromwell attend from Wellsville and Lawrence, with Willard Cromwell Jr hosting at Ottawa RFD 3. They wed November 7 1932 in Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Jack’ Cromwell
S. Poplar
Donald Cromwell
Wellsville
Richard Cromwell
Lawrence
Jerry Cromwell
Roger Cromwell
Willard Cromwell Jr
Ottawa
Smart Buttoned Pop Over Knitwear Ad
An advertisement promotes a buttoned pop over knitwear design in a 3-ply synthetic sport yarn, sizes 8-10 and 12-14, and invites readers to request the 1983 Needlecraft Catalog featuring 150 designs priced at $1.50 for books and $2.00 each with 50 cent postage.
Space Age Sewing Arrives With Nationwide Teleconference
New York hosts the first video teleconference titled Sewing by Satellite beamed to 28 cities including Kansas State University in Manhattan. About 350 people attend as experts discuss time saving fit, fabrics, fusibles, speed tailoring, quilting, maintenance, teen sewing, and business opportunities while two way audio links allow questions. Sponsored by the American Home Sewing Association with USDA and other education groups, registration is 55 dollars including a notebook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
New York
Kansas State University
Jereldine Howe
K-State
Midwest
Marilyn Stryker
Howe
Stryker
Clothing and Textile Department
College of Home Economics
McCalls Pattern Company
Oklahoma
American Home Sewing Association
U.S. Department of Agriculture
The
Extension Service
Birth Education Class Helpful
BROOKS RANNEY M D president of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists outlines changes in labor anesthesia. He explains modern anesthesia types, pain relief, and stages of labor, noting discussion with the obstetrician aids planning. Regional and local blocks may numb specific areas while keeping the mother awake, with general anesthesia used infrequently for special reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Ranney
American College of Obstetricians
Gynecologists
World Community Day Service by Church Women United
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church hosts World Community Day at 1:30 p.m. Friday with women from local churches. A nursery is provided. The program centers on scarcity and abundance from a Christian view, inspired by International Christian Causeways and shared struggles among Christian women worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
S. Poplar
Church Women United
Area Scout Leaders Honored At Annual Meeting
Donna Skiles, Brad O Dea, and Meriam Lemp were honored at the Santa Fe Trail Council annual meeting held October 26 at Trinity United Methodist Church in Kansas City. About 150 attendees reviewed the year’s achievements, elected directors, and celebrated volunteer service as the Girl Scouts council noted a 3 percent rise in girl membership. Florence Clark named November Volunteer of the Month for Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, recognized for hospitality shop work and donations from sales benefiting the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Skiles
S. Mulberry
Santa Fe Trail Council
Brad O'Dea
Williamsburg
Kirnwood
Meriam Lemp
Mulberry
Trinity United Methodist Church
Kansas City
Dianne Schultz
Santa Fe Trail Council of Girl Scouts, Inc
United Way Agency
Florence Clark
Centropolis
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Halloween pumpkin seeds make tasty roasted snack
In Stillwater Oklahoma AP Dee Ann Hess OSU Extension nutrition specialist advises saving seeds from pumpkins as a snack. Wash and dry seeds, roast at 375 F for 20 to 30 minutes, then brown at 400 F for 5 to 10 minutes, add butter or margarine and salt, stir often for even toasting.
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Stillwater
Okla
Dee Ann Hess
Oklahoma State University Extension
Baby Eric Thomas Welton Born in Kansas City Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Welton of Kansas City Kansas welcomed a son, Eric Thomas, born October 25 weighing eight pounds. He has a brother, John Ross, age one and a half. Grandparents are Bruce Welton and Kenneth Aldrich, with great-grandparents Marie Marrow and Harold Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Welton
Kansas City
Kan
Eric Thomas
Eric
John Ross
Bruce Welton
Cypress
Kenneth Aldrich
Garnett
Marie Marrow
Richmond
Harold Aldrich
Local Club Schedule Lists Meetings Across Ottawa Area
A dense list of weekly gatherings includes Club Forecast at GL chapter 1 p.m. and numerous church groups across Ottawa, with events from PEO at First Christian to UPW at Westminster United Presbyterian and UMW at First United Methodist. Also listed are FOAM, Union Chapter 15, OU Women’s Club, Association for Childhood Education, and library board meetings, plus radio, TOPS groups, and senior and AAUW activities through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
UMW
First United Methodist Church
Legal Secretaries Association Union
Order of Eastern Star
Friends of the Library Board
Ottawa
Wycoff Community Club
Ray Smith
Sam Hardage Vision for Kansas Future Prompts Choice
The Wichita Eagle Beacon endorses Sam Hardage highlighting a plan to address state issues and chart a new course for Kansas. The piece argues voters face a personal decision this Tuesday to elect a candidate who will act rather than merely discuss problems.
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Kansas
Wichita Eagle Beacon
Sam Hardage
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Jack” Cromwell
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New York Fashions
United’s
United States
Africa
Latin America
Ireland
Asia
Europe
Pacific
Clark
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Baker University
Peo
Sue Skoog
Frances Ogg
Eleanor Cole
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Ady
Cola
Garden Center
Eln Ae
Albright's Sewing Circle
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Hardage
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Coun
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