Ottawa Promenaders Fall Frolic and Club News
The Ottawa Promenaders square dance on November 1 featured Vic Perry teaching from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, followed by eight squares of dancers and social dancing until 10:30. Announcements honored birthdays and anniversaries, and the club welcomed guests from the Tons of Fun Club of Lawrence. Future plans include a November 15 dance at Ottawa Middle School with Vic Perry and Alan Schultz, and a December 16 meeting at Olive Buchler’s home. Members discussed Christmas gifts, winter outerwear for Hope Touse, a monetary gift to CASE, and a Wellsville Ministerial Alliance after-school program. The Wellsville Crescent Club met November 18, with Mamie Doud Eisenhower featured in the First Lady Series. the program highlighted her supportive role in military and political life.
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Charles Neal
Lawrence
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Carol Cramer
Wellsville Crescent Club
Carol Fleming
Mamie Doud Eisenhower
Ginny Neis
Mamie Eisenhower
Ottawa horticulture club meets. Soroptimists induct five new members
The Ottawa Horticulture Study Club met on Wednesday at Fern Fabert's home to discuss ground layered plants and a new video. Soroptimist International of Ottawa welcomed five new members, including Lori Brockus and Cindy Jones, with plans to fund a hospital exam room and clothing for domestic violence victims. Cookbooks and Pampered Chef orders fund club activities, with orders due by December 6.
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Ideal Magazine
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Courthouse Square
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Strange but True Swiss Laws and Subsidies Debate
The piece notes two percent ownership of property, strict Sunday restrictions, and widespread but unofficial observance of noise limits. It cites farmers claiming 50 to 80 percent of income from subsidies, discusses aims to cut this, and lists Switzerland’s key industries: engineering, chemicals, tourism, textiles, and watchmaking.
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Switzerland
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