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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1955

Page

3

Kindergarten Mothers Conference at Garfield School

A conference of kindergarten mothers from Garfield school was held Monday evening at Mrs. Robert Andersons home. Organized by the P T A Home and Family Life committee led by Mrs. David Laury, the session included teacher Miss Lanah Cameron and mothers discussing kindergarten class problems, with light refreshments served. Two first grade group meetings are planned Thursday evening with Mrs. Florence Garnet’s room joining Mrs. Ray Schmidt, assisted by Mrs. John Bacon, Darrell Mullen, and Jim Clark, while mothers of Mrs. Ivan Jacobsen’s room meet at Myron Steere’s home with Mrs. Robert White, Eugene Nelson, and Max Drake assisting.

Garfield School Robert B. Anderson P.T.A. Home and Family Life Committee David Laury Anderson Frank Sheldon Vernon Chesbro Roberts Jenkins Lanah Cameron Peiv GU Ae Launes Florence Garnet Ray, Schmidt John Bacon Darrell Mullen Jim Clark Ivan Jacobsen Myron Steere The Mines Robert White Eugene Nelson Max Drake

Baby Debra Kathleen Huyett Named in Massillon

The baby girl Debra Kathleen Huyett was born October 10 to Mr. and Mrs. William Huyett of Massillon Ohio. She weighed nine pounds three ounces. Grandparents are Mrs. Vivian Anderson and Mr. Arthur Anderson of near Richmond. The Huyetts also have a son Darryl aged five.

Huyett William Huyett Massillon Ohio Debra Kathleen Vivian Anderson Arthur Anderson Richmond Huyetts Darryl Krone at_K.U.Medical Center Charles Krone Shawnee Pamela Ann Charles Rhoads Ottawa

Presbyterian Women W C T U Meeting Elects Officers

Presbyterian Women at Federated church elected officers yesterday led by Mrs C A Hawler as president and Mrs John Lawrence as vice president. Miss Carrie Adams was named treasurer and Mrs J F Barr secretary. Deaconess topics and regional education themes framed the gathering with plans for a Bible speech contest and a white ribbon recruit service slated for November 15 at the United Presbyterian church. Eleven members attended with visiting members and children present.

Presbyterian Federated Church C. A. Hawler John Lawrence J. F. Barr Carrie Adams S. Bergsma G.T.U Yester Robert Hill Mmes. Todd Macdonald Elsie Ferguson Ira Sappy J. W. Trout Emmett Tay Asia Ilor J. J. Boston A. R. Shannon William Ward Albert Pritts R. N. Harrison

R N A Staff Elects Officers For Next Term

R N A staff elected officers Monday evening with Lois Pullin as president Hat tie Robinson as vice president Onity Warbritton as secretary treasurer and Bernice Livengood as courtesy officer Mrs Haff A was hostess The gathering featured singing Guest Vernon Haff of Loveland Cole Other members named include Ruby Terrill Stella Plake Beulah Lambert Esther Gettinger Emma Hughes Vi Montegue Pauline Ramirez Rachel Cortez Marjorie Collins Irene McEathrou

R.n.&a Lois Pullin Hattie Robinson Onity Warbritton Bernice Livengood O.L.E. Haff Vernon Haff Loveland Cole Mines Ruby Terrill Stella Plake Beulah Lambert Esther Gettinger Emma Hughes Vi Montegue Pauline ,Ramirez Rachel Cortez Marjorie Collins Irene McEathrou

Kensington Club Hostess Delights Members At Dessert Luncheon

Mrs. Charles Quin hosted the Kensington club for a dessert luncheon, with a rose centerpiece. Visitors included Mrs. Fred Sailers from Dodge City, and members listed as Mrs. Hald Blair, A. L. Cook, F. F. Fockele, H. H. Hayes, A. G. Madison, F. H. Parks, G. W. Ponton, R. C. Supplee, W. A. Swift, and C. C. Wolf. The article notes Michigan derives from the Indian word Mishigamaw meaning great water.

Charles Quin Kensington Club Fred Sailers Dodge City Mies Hald Blair A. L. Cook F. F. Fockele H. H. Hayes A. G. Madison F. H. Parks G. W. Ponton R. C. Supplee W. A. Swift C. C. Wolf

Roundabout Club Hostess Presents British Isles Travelogue

Mrs A B Martin hosted the Roundabout Club on Monday presenting a travelogue on the British Isles based on a trip she and Dr. Martin took last summer. Slides were shown and tea was served by her daughter in law Mrs Dick Martin. club members included B F Bowers M 4H Forester R S Hanes M V Holmes B R Hubbard F R Nurman W A Penny W G Ransom C M Sheldon E G Stucker and F A Trump.

A. B. Martin Roundabout Club British Isles Dr. Martin Dick Martin B. F. Bowers

Wholesale Food Costs To New Low

New York reports wholesale food costs dipping to a five year low. The Dun & Bradstreet price index fell to 6.08 dollars, the lowest since 6.04 dollars in the week of June 27, 1950, at the Korean War start.

New York Dun & Bradstreet

Members Receive Hints On Improving Telephone Voices

Mrs. Virginia Christopher led IB P W members through three rules to improve their telephone voices. Focus on speech, observe others, and read aloud. practice brings polish. She warned against fast or drawled speech and advised speaking close to the mouthpiece to avoid shouting. Nearby events and guests were noted.

Virginia Christopher Christopher

Socialettes and Houseguests Attend Homecoming Event

Socialettes report Mrs. Vernon Haff of Loveland Colo will stay through Monday as sister of Mrs. Haff and sister in law of Mr. Haff. Mrs. Fred Sailors of Dodge City is visiting this week with Mrs. C. C. Wolf. Bill Young of Muncie Kas Gene Young of Westphalia Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young and Debbie of La Cygne attended the Homecoming game Saturday night and were guests afterward at Clare Shadle's home.

Vernon Haff Loveland, Colo O. L. E. Haff Haff Fred Sailors Dodge City C. C. Wolf Bill Young Muncie Kas Gene Young Westphalia Roger Young Debbie la Cygne Clare Shadle

Mamie Eisenhower Attends Denver Fashion Show

First Lady Mamie Eisenhower, recovering from her husband’s heart attack, attended a fall fashion show at the Fitzsimons Army Hospital officers wives club. She applauded each display for the Daniels and Fisher department store, wearing a black silk faille dressmaker suit, ivory full skirt, pink beaver hat with rose buds, and matching gloves.

Denver Mamie Eissenhower Fitzsimons Army Hospital Officers’ Wives Club Daniels and Fishers Department Store

Royal Honor To Albert Schweitzer

London reports Dr Albert Schweitzer the 80 year old missionary musician philosopher and Nobel prize winner was invested by Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace with the insignia of an honorary member of the Order of Merit. The order is highly restricted and cherished with only 24 living Britons allowed at once. The only other living non British honorary member is President Eisenhower.

London Albert Schweitzer Congo Buckingham Palace Queen Elizabeth Order of Merit

Food costs rise in September in Topeka report

The State Labor Department reports Kansas food costs in September averaged 1.9 percent higher than August but remained 1 percent lower than September 1954.

Topeka Kansas

New Hope WMS Hosts Meeting and Love Gift Service

New Hope WMS met at the church to discuss In His Steps. Mrs Slavens led a Love Gift service with a $5.80 offering, while Mrs Kirchhoff gave devotions. Max Van Horn played an accordion solo as 12 members and 2 children attended. hostesses were Mrs Roy Miller and Mrs George Miller. Oregon’s rail network is cited as 3232 miles.

Earl Kohler New Hope W.M.S John Slavens Max van Horn Roy Miller George Miller Emil Kirchhoff Mattie Gingrich Ottawa

Ottawa Society Looks Back At Royal Cafe Bridge Luncheon

Following a luncheon at the Royal cafe Mrs Herold Liggett hosted her bridge club at home. High score went to Mrs Lee Barnett with guests including Mrs F P Hufsiedler and Mrs Roy Churchill. Members listed include Mrs Howard Conrad E E Stone L R McClay and Harley Davis. Bertha Hubacher hosted dinner at the Nelson hotel for Miss Margaret Lyons to wed Mr John W OFlaherty later this month with guests Lucy Styles Elizabeth Bement and Mrs M L Dwyer of Chicago.

Royal Cafe Herold Liggett Lee Barnett F. P. Hufsiedler Roy Churchill Howard Conrad E. E. Stone L. R. McClay Harley Davis Bertha Hubacher Nelson Hotel Margaret Lyons John W. O'Flaherty Lucy Styles Elizabeth Bement M. L. Dwyer Chicago

Marriage Licenses Henry Wayne Fink and Beverly Ann Clinton

Henry Wayne Fink of Gary Indiana aged 24 and Beverly Ann Clinton of Garrett Indiana aged 21 obtained marriage licenses. Savings bonds are noted as an investment.

Henry Wayne Fink Gary Ind Beverly Ann Clinton Garnett

Civil Liberties And Freedom Discussed For Beta Gammas

Prof H William Myers of Ottawa University spoke to Beta Gammas on Our Civil Liberties and Our Freedom. He traced liberty to democracy and order, the frontier spirit, and religious liberty, stressing rights plus social responsibility and active citizen loyalty to civil liberties. He warned freedom endures only with will to remain free. Dice avocado in small pieces and add to curried cream of chicken soup.

New York City Myers Indicainima Individeat H. William Myers Ottawa University Beta Gammas Johnson Prof. Myers F. Ernest Johnson Union Theological Seminary Dom

Club Forecast Thursday social groups and events

A jumble of club names and social hour notices appears for Thursday including JUST-A-MERE GROVE and VALLEY CHAPEL LADIES, with references to Mrs. Ben Barnes and Mrs. Helen Kernley. The text also mentions a white elephant sale and Liberty Social Hour events led by various ladies. Scientists estimate that 400 billion tons of carbon dioxide are absorbed by ocean plants annually.

Just-A-Mere Ben Barnes Soomeen Grove Ivan McFadden Mra M. R. Stevanson

Snug Brand Denture Cushions Promise Quick Fit

A sensational plastic re lining claims to stop loose dentures from moving. It supposedly works in one minute, keeps plates in place, and stays soft without harming gums. Cushions last 2 to 6 months and peel away when replacement is needed. Sold in pairs for upper or lower plates at $1.50 with money back guarantee at druggists.

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