Women Attend AAUW Seminar in Eastern Kansas
One hundred seventy women from twenty eastern Kansas towns attended an AAUW Seminar in the area. State president Mrs. B A Gessner led, with welcome by Ottawa branch president Mrs. Fred Kaiser. Dr Blanche Dow of Cottey College spoke on We Choose the Future and the AAUW focus on women’s higher education and fellowships. Board demonstrations, program planning, a luncheon at North American hotel, music by Mrs. Dwight Chappel and son, and discussions on educational television were noted. Dr Dow also shared experiences from the International Federation meeting in Switzerland.
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Kansas
American Association of University Women
B. A. Gessner
Baldwin
Fred Kaiser
Ottawa
Dow
North American Hotel
Dwight Chappell
Jimmie
Randal C. Dill
A.A.U.W. Radio and Television Committee
International Federation of University Women
Switzerland
Golden Wedding Celebration In Americus
Mr and Mrs J L Hysom and sons John and Bill joined the anniversary party in Americus honoring Mr and Mrs W M Hysom on their Golden Wedding with two daughters and families present. Distinguished guests included Congressman Ed Reece Attorney Clarence Beck and daughter Mr and Mrs F R McVey and Rev and Mrs Buck former Ottawans.
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J. L. Hysom
John
Bill
Americus
Mr. Hysom
W. M. Hyson
Emporians
Ed Reece
Clarence Beck
F. R. McVey
Buck
Ottawans
Ottawa Beauceant Attends 35th Supreme Assembly
Five members of the Ottawa Beauceant attended the 35th annual Supreme Assembly of the Social Order of the Beauceant in Wichita from Sept. 27 to 30. Attendees included Mrs. Merle Marmon, Ottawa president, Mrs. O. C. Curbey, Mrs. John Dellinger, Mrs. Harley Gover, and Mrs. C. J. Pence. The group hosted a coffee for thirty Kansas ladies and their Sir Knights, with plans for the 36th Supreme Assembly scheduled in New Orleans from Sept. 27 to 30, 1956.
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Beauceant Assembly
Ottawa Beauceant
Supreme Assembly of Social Order of the Beauceant
Wichita
Merle Marmon
Ottawa
O. CC. Curbey
John Dellinger
Harley Gover
C. J. Pence
Kansas
Supreme Assembly
New Orleans
Ottawans Attend State Auxiliary Meeting in Emporia
Three members of Warren Black Unit No. 60 American Legion Auxiliary Miss Gladys Anthony local president Mrs How ard Henderson and Mrs Clara Sinclair attended the 26th annual fall conference of presidents secretaries and of commanders and adjutants of legion posts in Emporia The gathering heard addresses by Truman Wold Fargo past national vice commander and department commander Keith Sebellius Norton who urged focusing on service functions over social aspects
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Warren Black
American Legion Auxiliary
Emporia
Gladys Anthony
Howard Henderson
Clara Sinclair
Fred Cady
Osborne
Truman Wold
Fargo
N. D
Keith Sebellius
Norton
Looking Back At Ottawa Society Oct 3 1940
The Pleasant View Grange Wo men s club near Ottawa was hosted by Mrs Harold Staadt. Mrs H R Goodman led the meeting with devotions while group photos were taken. Mrs Charles Moore donated a quilt lining. Waffelettes by Mrs Carl Hetrick were served with cake and cider along with favorite cake recipes from roll call. Belle Holloway attended as a guest, with many club members listed including Mrs Fred Shoemaker and Mrs J A Gill.
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Pleasant View Grange Women's Club
Harold Staadt
Ottawa
H. R. Goodman
Charles Moore
Carl Hetrick
Belle Holloway
Fred Shoemaker
J. A. Gill
Frank Bruner
Ben Kiefer
Mary Jo
Jimmy
Carl Hoopes
Club Forecast Tuesday Listings
Community club notices list events at Memorial Auditorium and various venues including Memorial Auditorium in the afternoon. Groups mentioned include BETA GAMMA with Mrs R A Gollier, ENTRE NOUS with Mrs Ray Schmidt, NAVY MOTHERS, andGARFIELD GARDENERS with Miss Mildred McKee, plus JAYCEE JAYNES with Mrs Eugene Harford and HIGHLAND AVENUE with Mrs J E Thorn ton.
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R. A. Gollier
Entre Nous
Ray Schmidt
Navy Mothers
Memorial Auditorium
Highland Avenue
J. E. Thornton
Garfield Gardeners
Mildred
McKee Rangeline
Elsie Harbour
Jaycee Jaynes
Eugene Harford
Roper Tem-Trol top burner promises personalized cooking
The George D. Roper Corporation of Rockford Illinois reports a fully automatic Tem-Trol top burner with precise temperature control as low as 150 degrees. It heats quickly and maintains target warmth to prevent overcooking, keeping foods like mashed potatoes and bacon at ideal serving temperatures longer.
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George D. Roper
Babies Named at Ransom Memorial Hospital
The following newborns are listed: Grace Sean Monroe born Sept 26 to Lewis A Monroe and wife in Richmond weighing 7 lb 7 oz. Charlotte Mary Allis born Sept 27 to Donald Francis Allis and wife of Baldwin route 3 weighing 7 lb 1 oz. Jeffrey Thomas Loper born Sept 27 to Robert Henry Loper and wife of Pomona route 2 weighing 7 lb 12 oz. Jill Hosler born Sept 28 to Robert Lee Hosler at 318 West 5th weighing not stated. Nelson Leroy Spillman born Sept 29 to Raymond Leroy Spillman and wife 507 N Sycamore weighing 7 lb 7 oz. Nancy Jo Eis born Sept 29 to George Roland Eis and wife 823 Estabrook weighing 6 lb 13 oz.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Monroe
Lewis A. Monroe
Richmond
Grace Sean
Allis
Donald Francis Allis
Baldwin
Charlotte Mary
Loper
Robert Henry Loper
Route 2
Pomona
Jeffrey Thomas
Hosler
Robert Lee Hosler
West 5Th
Jill
Spillman
Raymond Leroy
N. Sycamore
Nelson Leroy
Eis
George Roland Eis
Estabrook
Nancy Jo
Socialettes Guests From Howard Visit Denverbold
Social notes report Mr and Mrs J L Rokes hosted three guests from Howard yesterday including a nephew and his wife Mr and Mrs Glenn Johnson and a niece Miss Nina Garrett. The Flory party with Mrs Elmer Rappard and daughter Margaret From Overbrook returned from Lakewood Colorado visiting Lyle Enyart and Betty who moved there from Ottawa. Lakewood is eight miles from Denver. The Young Matron's Fellowship will have Wilma Rugh as guest speaker Thursday evening with Mrs Robert Williamson hosting and co hosts Mrs Roger Brink and Mrs Frank Holden. Mrs Bob Stewart will lead devotions with roll call My Favorite Childhood Story. R E M club meets with Mrs Frieda Kissinger Thursday.
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J. L. Rokes
Howard
Mr. Rokes
Glenn Johnson
Nina Garrett
Harry Flory
Elmer Rappard
Margaret, Overbrook
Lakewood
Colo
Lyle Enyart
Betty
Ottawa
Kipling St
Denver
Fellowship of the Christian Church
O. U
Wilma Rugh
Robert Williamson
Roger Brink
Frank Holden
Bob Stewart
Religious structures funded by Americans hit record total
The American Association of Fund-Raising Counsel Inc reports that U.S. citizens contributed over 2.6 billion dollars for new religious buildings in the past five years, reflecting growing faith infrastructure support.
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The
American Assn. of
Truck Driver Gets Reward for Returning Lost Money
LOS ANGELES The truck driver Yearl Valentine who found and returned a purse containing 42209 will receive a reward. He stopped his truck near Ann Arbor Michigan and turned the money over to a woman in a large car who accurately stated the amount. A reader sent a $5 bill to the Los Angeles Times marked anonymous requesting the reward go to Valentine.
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Los Angeles
Yearl Valentine
Ann Abor
Mich
Ile
The
Los Angeles Times
Valentine
Optimistic About Salt Vaccine Use
DETROIT Surgeon General Leonard A Scheele said preliminary reports indicate the Salk antipolio vaccine has reduced polio among vaccinated children by 30 percent or more. He noted many received only one shot and forecast greater protection when the full three shots are completed. He expressed certainty the results will reward those involved in its development and foresaw further improved vaccines.
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Detroit
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Average U S farmer spends about two thousand yearly
The figure reflects typical annual expenditures on feed seed fertilizer petroleum products machinery building materials and hardware for the average U S farmer, indicating rising costs across essential farm inputs.
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U. S
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