Women’s Page Society notes mile long western trip
MR. AND MRS. VERNE GARRETT returned from a 5000 mile western trip with their daughter and family. They visited in Los Angeles and San Diego and went to Tijuana. Harmony Circle of First Methodist held a Mexico missionaries lesson hosted by Mrs Harold Bones. Birthday party for John Allen Sima at 1334 S Oak. F. L. A. Meeting at Mrs Ione Dragoo’s home with country schools discussed and winners named. Next program on “Informed Women” planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Garrett
Géne Rice
Steven
Kansas City
Kas
Long-Est
Los Angeles
Mra. Garrett
Gladys Ralston
Garrett
Howard Baker
Jerry
San Diego
Lawrence Fortune
Ottawa
Tijuana
Old Mexico
Harmony Circle
Harold Bones
Mexico
Harmony W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Kenneth Cook
Don Brown
Fred Adamson
Brown
Waldo
Myra Greer
Mmes
Glenn Bigelow
Hubert Blecha
Dean DeGarme
Jack Hadley
Richard Hewitt
Don Hoglund
Charles Mavity, Jr
John Allen Sima
Tommy Sims
Paul Gaynor
Sins
John Allen
Scott
Janet Harris
Janet Warmer
Tommy Speer
Bobby Southard
Scottie Killough
David Hull
Franklin Sheldon
Nancy
Ione Dragoo
S. A. Shumate
J. E. Berry
Gene ‘Mohr
D. F. Snider
R. R. Gil-lette
Christian Church
Warren Mason
Vincent Skidmore
Mines
Rollie New
Kat] Farris
Ray Farris
Charles Mavity
Bert Klontz
Socialettes Hear Talk on Children Shoes by Mildred McKee
Jaycee Jaynes will hear a talk Tuesday evening on Children’s Shoes by Miss Mildred McKee. Roll call features Halloween superstitions. Mrs Eugene Harford hosts with Mrs Gene Mavity as co host.
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Jaycee Jaynes
Mildred McKee
Eugene Harford
Gene Mavity
Community clubs and church groups schedule listing
A dense listing of local society events and meetings including clubs at First Methodist, Trinity and other churches, various auxiliary groups such as Liberty Ladies and Royal Neighbors, plus the AC.B State Convention in Ottawa with dates and hosts. It reads as a community bulletin with afternoon and evening sessions, potlucks, luncheons, and preconvention planning notes.
Ottawa Society Elects Therese Bell President
Therese Bell daughter of Mrs Grace Bell has been elected president of the Sodality at Ursuline Academy where she is a student this year. Misa Bell attended Ottawa high school the past three years and is now a senior at the academy. Mr and Mrs Loren A Ames returned home from a two week vacation trip visiting Mesa Verde National Park Colo El Paso Tex Juarez Old Mexico and Carlsbad Caverns.
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Get
Therese Bell
Grace Bell
Sodality
Ursuline Academy
Misa Bell
Ottawa High Scholol
Loren A. Ames
Mesa Verde National Park
Colo
el Pago
Tex
Juarez
Old Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
Aiken Denounces Farm Mood Scare in Senate Speech
Ui Senator Aiken from VI condemned claims of a farm crisis as a scarecrow political issue. He said most Democrats and some Republicans push a panic narrative, stressing he backs the Eisenhower era farm program.
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Washington Ui
Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Oral Arguments in Hess Case Monday
Oral arguments in the Hess cattle theft case are set for Monday in the State Supreme Court. The court previously continued the hearing to study a 154 page brief from Hess' lawyers. The Hess case remains a widely publicized matter before the high court. Israel's plastic industry totals 70 factories producing over 2,500 items from plates to complex electrical appliance molds.
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Lyndon
O. W. Hess
State Supremé—Court
Hess
Israel
Ottawa University listed in Woman's Day cost article
In the October Woman's Day piece Where's the Money Coming From for Colleges Ottawa is named among 15 colleges with tuition room and board under 1000 yearly. The report notes college costs rose over 100 percent in 15 years and highlights overlooked sources for scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Woman's Day
Ottawa
Good Food Buys Include Pork Lard Other Meats
Ottawa shoppers are told meat prospects for fall look bright with continuously attractive prices. 1955 meat consumption is projected to reach a high average of 160 pounds per person, the largest since 1908, with pork and lard featured as favorable buys and several beef and lamb cuts ideal for stewing and braising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Supreme Court asked to dissolve picket ban in packing union case
Kansas Supreme Court is asked to direct two Shawnee County District Court judges to dissolve a restraining order against CIO United Packinghouse Workers Local 178. The order, issued Aug. 31 by Judges Dean McElhenney and Beryl R. Johnson, bans picketing aimed at common carriers to coerce them from handling Hill Packing Co. cargo. The union argues the district court lacks authority, citing federal labor law.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Shawnee County
CIO United Packinghouse Workers Local
Hill Packing Co
Dist
Dean McElhenny
Bery
Supreme Court
District Court
Rauh says Eisenhower will not seek re election in 1955
Joseph L. Rauh Jr., national chairman of Americans for Democratic Action, told ADA chapter delegates that the President’s illness has altered the political scene and that it must be assumed Eisenhower will not run in 1955. He argued that cynical politics could not justify such a course.
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New York
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Americans For Democratic Action
Eisenhower
Rauh
New York City
ADA
Campaigns shaped by issues not personal ties says Rauh
Rauh argues Eisenhower illness shifts 1956 campaign to issue driven politics. In San Francisco in 1849 food was scarce while money was plentiful. ADA calls itself an anti Communist and nonpartisan political organization. A menu lists eggs at 1 and bread pudding at 75 cents and ale at 2.
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Rauh
Eisenhower
San Francisco
ADA
Ottawa Herald-8 Ad Sought Fair Deal on New Deal
The Ottawa Herald-8 for Saturday, October 1, 1955 highlights promote principles of the New Deal and Herald Want Ads as effective for achieving fair dealing and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
New Deal
Herald
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Women’s Page Society
Fone
Solumbian
LA Bertoma
Mra
Douglas Gleason
Cuusday Beta Gamma
R. A. Goliter
Irs
Ray Schmidt
Aumorial
Highland Avenue
J. EH. Thornton Garfield
Trinity Methodist
Ws.c
Federated Union Chapel
Garfield Echoe
Daughtmaa Club
Centropolis
William Clark
Robert Willamson
Liberty Ladies Atd
Albert Steweart
Emery Green Social
Elmer Perkins
Tally Mission Circle
Loren Higginbotham
Royal Neighbors
Hall
Ottawa Society
Colorado Springs
Paul E. Brown
Dorothy Wait
Rantoul, Lane and Stanton
Aréag
Arlen Jay Brown
Lester L. Wait
Stacy, Minn
Viola J. Wait
Eos Compton
Leo Wait
Hutchingon
James H. Wigglesworth
Lawrence
Patricia Mitchell
Pfe
Russell H. Wigglesworth
Argentina
Pfc
Wigglesworth
Mark
Detroit Municipal Parking Authority
Franklin D. Hazen
Centrepalis
Haxen
Virginia R. Pegg
Lester Pegg
Centrepelis
Wright Studio
Secks
iRauh
North Main
Douglas Bros
NO Save
Caracas
Jonn G. Kaiser Drug Store
Masonic Bldg
Colbern
Sanders
Kentucky
Colbern's
Colonel Sanders
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