Lambert-Glass Vows Read In Oskaloosa
Roy W. and family announce the marriage of Shir ley Ann Lambert to Max Glass in Oskaloosa on September 12. Both work at Hallmark in Lawrence and live at 620 Kentucky in Lawrence. The bride is Ottawa High School class of 1964. groom a Fredonia and KU alum. A reception followed October 8 at the Hardesty home with 25 attendees and a pink white color theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Lambert
N. Sycamore
Shirley Ann
Max Glass
Fredonia
Oskaloosa
Hallmark, Inc
Lawerence
Kentucky
Lawrence
Ottawa High School
Fredonia High School
K. U
Glen W. Hardesty
Mrs. Lambert
Hardesty
Dear Ann Landers therapy and wedding shower notes
A reader asks about lifting a blues mood and forming healthier relationships. Ann Landers urges medical checkup and counseling, noting occasional dips are normal but persistent distress needs professional help. Additional letters share wedding gift etiquette and a child’s complaint about a loud grandmother, with practical, discreet guidance.
VFW Auxiliary Initiates Two Members and Receives Banner
The VFW Auxiliary initiated Mrs. Charles Richardson and Mrs. Edith Gibbons Monday evening at the Eagles Home. The department president’s message and October general orders were read. An altar cloth arrived from the Manhattan Auxiliary. Members voted to order materials for floor work and a new banner. The newly framed charter was presented. Greetings chairman Mrs. Allen Wools distributed material for a financial project. A report noted a fried chicken dinner for 29 VFW Hospital patients in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. F.W
Charles Richardson
Edith Gibbons
Roy W. Lambert
Eagles
Manhattan
Allen Wools
Greetings
V. A. Hospital
Topeka
Ottawa horticulture club hosts Mrs Harmon on houseplants
Mrs John M Harmon spoke to the Ottawa Horticulture Study Club at a brunch about her 500 house plants and 100 begonia varieties. Members planned the chrysanthemum show and tea on Oct 25 at First Christian Church, with Mrs W C Harding as show chairman and Mrs WH Williams as assisting chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Harmon
Ottawa Horticulture Study Club
First Christian Church
W. C. Harding
W.H. Williams
Club Holds Penny Drill and Social at Meet
The Merry-Go-Round Club conducted a penny drill raising 1.37 dollars during Thursday’s meeting led by Mrs. Gene Ames and Mrs. O. B. McNish. Bingo entertained, and 11 members plus guest Mrs. Felix Johnson enjoyed refreshments after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Ames
O. B. McNish
Felix Johnson
Shower for Infant at H. C. H. Club Meeting
A layette shower for infant Sondra Broers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Broers, highlighted the H. C. H. Club gathering on Thursday with Mrs. Jim Witham. Mrs. Don Martin led the business session. Refreshments followed for eight members, four children, and three guests: Mrs. Earl Sink, Mrs. Fred Hamilton, and Mrs. John Lee Sink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. H. Club
Jim Witham
Sondra Broers
Gene Broers
Don Martin
Earl Sink
Fred Hamilton
John Lee Sink
Trinity class meeting at Trinity Methodist Church
Mrs Emile Barnes led the Seekers Class gathering in prayer and devotions at Trinity Methodist Church. Reports noted 23 calls made 27 cards sent 10 bouquets and two gifts delivered. Members recited the class motto and Lord's prayer. Work included tying a comforter.
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Emile Barnes
Trinity Methodist Church
Followell Family Return From Omaha Visit
Mr and Mrs Owen Followell returned home from Omaha Nebraska where they visited a brother Dale Followell a former Cude Hay Packing Co sales manager who has been ill for some time Thursday overnight guests were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davis of Moline They had traveled to Topeka for the funeral of Lawrence Ellis a nephew of Mrs Followell and Davis.
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Owen Followell
Omaha
Neb
Dale Followell
Cude Hay Packing Co
Followell
Lloyd Davis
Moline
Tospeka
Lawerence Ellis
Davis
Socialettes Visit of Mrs Swineheart and Daughter
Mrs. E. C. Swineheart of Norwich and her daughter Mrs. Harold Burford of Milton visited their cousin Miss Anna Smith at 621 South Sycamore during October 12 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Swineheart
Norwich
Harold Burford
Milton
Anna Smith
Sycamore
Question about serving fried bananas with French toast
A reader asks if fried bananas can accompany French toast and maple syrup, seeking pairing ideas and flavor balance. Suggestions include ripe bananas caramelized in butter, cinnamon, and a light syrup, plus optional ice cream or whipped cream for contrast.
Soroptimist Awards For OHS Pupils
The Soroptimist Federation offers a $2,500 citizenship award in June for a graduating senior based on service dependability leadership and purpose. Ottawa Club provides $100 and two $50 scholarships. applications available from Harvey Drake at Ottawa High School or Mrs. M A Welty 234 Maple. first Ottawa winner gets $100 scholarship, then regional and federation contests determine further awards. All applications must be postmarked by February 1.
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Soroptimist Federation of the Americas, Inc
Soroptimist Club of
Ottawa
Harvey Drake
Ottawa High School
M. A. Welty
Maple Street
Soroptimist Club
Mist Club
Soroptimist Federation
Federation
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