Johnsons Honored On 50th Wedding Anniversary
A reception for Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson of Williamsburg celebrates their 50th anniversary from 2 to 4 pm Sunday at Williamsburg United Methodist Church. Hosts include their children and many relatives. the couple has 14 grandchildren. Fern Thompson and Herbert Johnson wed on October 24, 1932 in Emporia. friends and relatives are invited.
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Herbert Johnson
Williamsburg
Williamsburg United Methodist Church
Hollis Hunt
Osawatomie
Art Johnson
San Diego
Darrell Denfess
Maple
David Wilson
Chris Reekie
Johnsons
Fern Thompson
Emporia
Birthday Girl Amanda Lynne McKenzie Turns Two
Amanda Lynne McKenzie celebrates her second birthday today. She is the daughter of Jim and [last name?] McKenzie of 1104 W 7th. She has a four year old brother Scott Alexander and a sister Erin Kathleen four and a half months old. Grandparents are Emory and McKenzie of 1507 8 Oak and Ted Hamby of Linwood. Great grandmother is J Petersen of 410 Willow.
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Amanda Lynne McKenzie
Jim McKenzie
Amanda
Scott Alexander
Erin Kathleen
Emory McKenzie
Oak
Ted Hamby
Linwood
J. 5. Petersen
Willow
Easy Pineapple Crochet Christmas Trims Pattern 7303
Simple pineapple crochet trims 3 to 4 inches wide in bedspread cotton with starch finish. Includes pattern 7303 and four trims. Catalog offer lists 150 designs from Needlecraft books priced $1.50 each plus postage. Send order to Alice Brooks at The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept. New York address.
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Alice Brooks
Ottawa Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
James Erik Black Celebrates First Birthday
James Erik Black celebrated his first birthday on October 11. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Black of Meriden. James Erik’s grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Black at 716 S Sycamore and Mr and Mrs Wayne Patterson of Oskaloosa. His great grandmothers are Mrs Sylvia Trout 1030 Walnut Mrs Mabel Patterson of Perry and Mrs Emily Haywood of Michigan.
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James Erik Black
James Black
Meriden
James Erik
S. Sycamore
Wayne Patterson
Oskaloosa
Sylvia Trout
Walnut
Mabel Patterson
Perry
Emily Haywood
Michigan
Club Forecast Schedule Announcement and Submission Details
Organizations may submit annual meeting dates for the Club Forecast listing published Saturday and the following week. All information must reach the family editor by noon Thursday of the proceeding week. Early change notices and cancellations are appreciated.
Cancer Drive Awards To Be Given Tonight
Mrs. Lisa Waymire and Mrs. Wanda Kirkland of Ottawa will receive special awards at the Franklin County American Cancer Society Board of Directors meeting. The Better Your Best Award goes to Waymire as Countywide Crusade Chairman and the D-Day Award to Kirkland as Division Residential Chairman. Mike Goff will speak, with Kansas Division meeting attendees including Mrs. Joane Cook and Mrs. Allan Troutman.
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Lisa Waymire
Wanda Kirkland
Ottawa
Franklin County American Cancer Society
Waymire
Crusade
Chaiman
Kirkland
Mike Goff
Eastern
American Cancer Society
Kansas
Board of Directors
Wichita
Joane Cook
Allan Troutman
Think Twice About Debt Consolidation in Kansas
A Kansas State University extension specialist cautions that debt consolidation should be a last resort. She notes higher overall interest, longer repayment, and that rates vary by lender. Consider budget changes and counseling before consolidating, and verify terms with creditors.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University Extension
Carol Kramer
Kansas Consumer Credit Code
Savings and Loans
Kramer
Salina
Wichita
Hutchinson
Kansas City
Birthday twins Cody Weiss in London family note
Cody Harold Weiss turns two today while sister Christina Carlene Weiss is four months old. They are children of Dennis H Weiss and Nona Johnson Weiss. The family also includes Harold Weiss of Lyndon, Bill Wheeler of Quenemo, Velma Ewing of Adrian Missouri as their great grandmother.
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Cody Harold
Christina Carlene
Dennis H. Weiss
London
Harold Weiss
Lyndon Red 2
Nona Johnson
Melvern
Bill Wheeler
Quenemo
Velma Ewing
Adrian
Boy Scouts Shine at 1982 Twin Rivers Camporee
At North Lake Park in Garnett the 1982 Twin Rivers District Camporee drew 150 Scouts and 65 Webelos with over 60 adults. Boys and adults from four counties competed in ten events including obstacle course, patrols, first aid, lashing, maps and compasses, semaphore, and flint.
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North Lake Park
Garnett
Twin Rivers
Grandmother Memories theme lights up Ottawa Flower Show
The Ottawa Horticulture Study Club opens its Fall Flower Show with the theme Grandmother's Memories. The annual event runs Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. at First Christian Church, 11th and South Cedar. Troop 74 Westminister United Presbyterian wins overall Troop Competition and Moose Patrol takes first in that division, led by Mike Burrichter with Warren Havener, Robin Elliott, Chad McClay, Dustin Sypher and Casey Cole. Cobra Patrol of Troop 74 is second. Troop 127 National Guard Armory ties for first in camping inspections. Scout Masters Fred Searls, Greg Gilroy, and Harold Popp oversee the troops.
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Ottawa Horticulture Study Club
First Christian Church
11Th and
South Cedar
National Guard
Ottawa
Fred Searls
Greg Gilroy
Harold Popp
Own Your Continental Telephone Today
There is strong appeal in owning a Continental telephone. Purchase means owning the whole instrument, reduced monthly bills, and added privacy with an extra extension. Lightweight decor possibilities and the ability to move the phone with you are highlighted as key benefits.
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Continental Telephone
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MR. and
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Pgice Brooks
Pulaski Curio
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Chuck Kamper
Cancer Drive
PET
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Nila
Weiss
Sutton
American Gem Society
Ottawa, Kansas
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