OU Chorale Receives $500 Gift At Annual Ottawa Tea
During the 74th annual tea of the Women's Educational Society of Ottawa University at Martin Hall on October 15, the OU chorale gained a $500 gift from president Mrs. L. O. Gaddis. Joyce Stuermer thanked the donors, noting the money will back a European tour next spring. New life members were welcomed, and six loans were approved this year, part of a long history totaling 1,609 loans and $113,090.
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Women's Educational Society of
Ottawa University
University
Martin Hall
L. 0
Gaddis
Joyce Stuermer
OU Chorale
Chorale
Twin Boys Born to Lincoln Couple Without Names
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Singley of Lincoln California welcomed twin boys on Saturday October 16. Each baby weighed six pounds to six pounds seven ounces. The twins remain unnamed as they adjust at home with two older brothers Shawn five and Shane two percent. Grandmothers include Mrs Laurel Bronleewe Ottawa and Mrs Harry Bronleewe Concordia.
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Robert Singley
Lincoln
Calif
Shawn
Shane
Family honors 85th birthday in Westphalia church
Joe Lauer celebrated his 85th birthday with a Sunday carry-in dinner at St. Therese's Catholic Church in Westphalia. About 80 family and friends attended, including his sister from California and his four children. A decorated cake graced the gift table while plans were set by Mrs. Wilmer Renger and Mrs. Francis Blafuss of Westphalia.
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Joe Lauer
St. Therese’s Catholic Church
Westphalia
California
Wilmer Renger
Francis Blafuss
Taking The Knocks And Infatuation In The Letters
A reader confesses frequent accidents with her boyfriend and wonders if his beer use or overall dynamics play a role. Ann Landers cites Freud, then revisits Is It Love Or Infatuation, contrasting thrill with lasting love and security as infatuation blooms into steady affection.
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Ann
Freud
Bethells of Pomona celebrate silver anniversary in Ozarks visit
Mr and Mrs Richard W Bethell of Pomona plan a trip to the Ozarks with their son Michael and daughter Shawna after attending the University of Missouri Homecoming. Richard and Shirley Heidner wed Oct 19 1951 in Eureka Springs Ark. They have lived in Ottawa and Pomona areas. Sermons and letters from Ann Landers on love infatuation and chiropodist to podiatrist are included along with a personal note about a sister-in-law situation at an assembly line home.
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Richard W. Bethell
Pomona
Ozarks
Michael Bethell
Columbia
University of Missouri
N Tell For Quilts Show by Joan Istas
In Richter Church community room Harmony Homes EHU hosted its annual guest day with a quilt display. Guests contributed quilts that draped tables and walls, each telling a story from generations or recent making, with talks on patterns and uses beyond beds. Edna Milton was elected president, with Marjorie Shoemaker as VP and Hazel Shoemaker as secretary and treasurer.
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Joan Istas
Richter Church
Harmony Homes
EHU
Golden Blakeman
Ella Bitts
Elizabeth Page
Fred Shoemaker
John Staadt
Community club and church meeting schedule
Monday events at Trinity United Methodist Church include Club Forecast MONDAY HOPE Society TOPS 233 Youth Center TOPS 560 at 7 30 PM and OVEREATERS Anonymous Head Start at 7 30 PM UMW First United Methodist Church Mission Study at 7 PM Tuesday activities feature Memorial Hospital Auxiliary sewing at 9 30 PM NARFE at Noon First Baptist Church Garnett TOPS IOOF Hall KNIGHTS Progress Chess Club 7 PM Ottawa Library GARFIELD Garden Club 8 PM Dorothy Beeman OMICRON of Beta Sigma Phi Sara Mullen GL of PEO Mrs L H Shepoiser BETA Gamma Mrs Basil W Kelsey.
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Merwin Kurtz
Youth Center
Trinity United Methodist Church
UMW
First United Methodist Church
Ransom Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Garnett Tops
Knights Progress Chess Club
Ottawa Library
Garfield Garden Club
Dorothy Beeman Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Sara Mullen GL
PEO
L. H. Shepoiser
Beta Gamma
Basil W. Kelsey
Sugar Price Decline Signals Cheaper Markets in 1976
Prices for sugar fell about 15 percent in the first half of 1976 from a year earlier. With ample supplies and lower average costs, retail sugar may drop slightly this fall, reflected in market specials as shoppers may see larger carts for similar spend.
Baby Marianne Anderson Born in Clay Center
A daughter named Marianne was born October 13 to Mr. and Mrs. David R. Anderson of Clay Center. She weighs one pound two ounces at birth. Siblings include a five year old sister Jennifer. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Anderson of Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. Leon B. Mugler of Clay Center. Great grandparents are Grace Thornton of Clay Center and Bruce Detter of Hutchinson.
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David R. Anderson
Clay Center
Marianne
Jennifer
Robert A. Anderson
Ottawa
Leon B. Mugler
Grace Thornton
Bruce Detter
Hutchinson
Kansas Constitutional Amendment Submission Notice
First published Sept 20 1976 and last Oct 48 1974 notice announces proposed constitutional amendment for Kansas to add a new Section 12 defining agricultural land for taxation and valuation purposes. It outlines legislative authority, submission to voters, and official certification language for the November 2 1976 general election.
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Statf. OF Kansas
State of Kansas
Amenter
Hay Bien Viet
Dis Artiels
Hay
Roy Offier
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Peter Armacost
Louise Walker
New Life
John Sheldon
W. D. Bemmels
Wassmer and
Beatrice Humphrey
Armacost
Wayne Angell
Lawrence Shepoiser
Miss Walker
Alma Schweitzer
Glenda Hayward
Orin L. Gladman
Cochairmen
Roger Bell
Ila Bullock
Women's Society Tea Committee
Ann Landers
Dan Landers
Mrs
Richard Bethell
Miles
Bob
Sis
Albright
Marilyn Talbott
Franklin County
Pol. Adv
Turner
Tele Shop
Richardson’s
Country Shoes
Keogh
Keogh & Ira
Howard Fleischer
Home Life
Home Life Insurance Company
New York
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