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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1966

Page

4

CWB Club Attends State Conference Ottawa members attend Kansas event

The Credit Women's Breakfast Club of Ottawa joined state peers at Emporia for a weekend conference. Ottawa representatives included Mrs. Walter Randel and Mrs. Kathleen ONeill among others. Mrs. Randel elected state secretary. Ottawa won pins and emblem and a second bulletin award. Reports note district training, installations, and speeches by Dr. Joseph Laughlin and Harry Briscoe.

Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Credit Women International Associated Credit Bureaus of Kanesas Emporia Walter Randel Kathleen O'Neill Roger Noah Elaine Hills H. W. Maloney Ule Board of Directors Randel Kansas CWBC Ottawa Mary McLenon Toepeka District Seven Suneday Joseph Laughlin College of Emporia Harry Briscoe Santa Fe Railroad Mce Lenon Kathleen Oneill

Surprise Birthday Party Held For Richard Hughes

Mr and Mrs Eddie Hughes hosted a Saturday evening surprise for Richard Hughes whose birthday is October 17 Present were Mr and Mrs Richard Hughes Donna Janice Lewis Brenda Mr and Mrs Lee Hughes Ottawa Mrs Icle Hicks Kansas City Mr and Mrs Charles Higdon Timothy Tamera Lawrence and Mrs Florence Higdon Mr and Mrs Earl Higdon Lola and Nelson Princeton

Eddie Hughes Richard Hughes Donna Janice Lewis Brenda Lee Hughes Ottawa Icle Hicks Kansas City Charles Higdon Timothy Tamera Lawrence Florence Higdon Earl Higdon Lola Nelson Princeton

Chapter Hears Talk On Wigs

Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a wig demonstration Tuesday evening at Trinity Methodist Church basement. Mrs Thelena Moore spoke with Charlotte Slemp and Mrs Donna Buckley assisting. Members tried on wigs as they were shown and cared for. Hosts Mrs Bill Bishop, and two members were chosen to attend the state convention in Lawrence on October 21 23. Herb Harrah was elected delegate to the city council.

Omicron Beta Sigema Phi Thelesa Moore Charlotte Slemp Donna Buckley Bill Bishop Trinity Michael Horacek Barre Barrett Lawrence Herb Harrah

Club Forecast Social Hour Tea List Patrons

Local club notices enumerate social hour tea events with patrons including Mrs L E Allen Mrs Lucy Pritchard Mrs Winton Winter and Mrs H Feuerborn among others from Liberty Peoria and RIch ter areas with auxiliary groups such as Eagles and Beauceant noted in terse listings.

Baby Names From September to October Births in Several Families

A roster of newborns listed with birth dates and weights includes Nancy Jeannine Van Deman born Sept 29 in Roselle Illinois to John and Jean Van Deman. Lieschen Leann Hutchie born Oct 17 Manhattan to Lowell and wife. Claudia Jean Whalen born Oct 12 at 1208 E 7th to Claude Jerome Whalen Jr.. Antonio Jose Roe man born Oct 12 at 926 N Cherry to Hediberto Roeman. Darrell David Campbell born Oct 13 at 528 N Mulberry to Delbert and wife. Darein Gene Howell born Oct 13 at 940 Walnut to John Perry Howell. Teresa Annette Young Jr born Oct 14 at Princeton to Merle Lloyd Young Jr.. Richard Evan Ferguson born Oct 15 at 525 S Oak to Ralph Elmer Ferguson Jr.. Pamela Ann Caswell born Oct 15 at Quenemo to John Wesley Caswell. Marejorie Ann Hall born Oct 15 at 813 Grove to Harvey Elden Hall. Randy Loren Brewer born Oct 16 at 1337 Maple to Burton Hugh Brewer. All births occur at area hospitals or homes with weights ranging from about 6 lb 11 oz to 9 lb 5 2 oz.

John van Deman Roselle Ill Nancy Jeannine van Deman Jean Heilman Hugh Heilman Williamsburg Lowell Hutchie Manhattan Lieschen Leann A. J. Jefferis George Hutchison Ottawa Louise D. Hutchieson Ransom Memorial Hospital Claude Jerome Whalen Jr Claudia Jean Hediberto Roeman Cherry Antonio Jose Delbert Duane Campebell N. Mulberry Darrell David John Perry Howell Dare Merle Lloyd Young Jr Princeton Teresa Annette Ralph Elmer Ferguson Jdr S. Oak Richard Evan John Wesley Caswell Quenemo Pamela Ann Harvey Elden Hall Grove Marejorie Ann Burton Hugh Brewer Randy Loren

Pruning Topic Delights Garfield Garden Club

Garfield Garden Club welcomed Harold Crawford as guest speaker on Pruning as a science and art. He advised removing one third of old wood yearly to avoid shock and maintain shape, touched on topiary and bonsai, and noted new insecticides and tree varieties. Officers elected: Dr. Sylva Lofgreen president, Charles Thompson first VP, Jerome Minnick second VP, Mrs Harold Gasc hagen secretary, M. Jo Hamlin treasurer.

Garfield Garden Club Harold Crawford Earl Schmanke Sylva Lofgreen Charles Thompson Jerome Minnick Harold Gaschagan M. Jo Hamlin Paul Archer Arnold Hinder

Reader Queries Suggestion for Those Unable to Afford Help

A reader proposes Recovery, a 1937 self help group, for emotional problems as an option when therapy is unaffordable. Ann Landers endorses Recovery and explains it is nonsectarian and not a substitute for a doctor. A letter writer suggests preparing children for dental visits to ease fear, with a reply stressing modern dental comfort and parental guidance. A final letter advises on contesting a mother’s estate division after a death, recommending will creation to avoid disputes and noting legal next of kin as an option.

Ann Landers Alcoholics Anonymous Ann J.P Aperly Redeen Procter & Gamble Sunnybrook Drive Cincinnati Ohio

Socialettes Honor 58th Wedding Anniversary in Garnett

The 58th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trabert of Williamsburg was observed Sunday in Garnett at the home of her sister Mrs. J A Harper who hosted a covered dish dinner. Present were the honor guests and their son Hal Maurice Hagedorn Osawatomie Mrs. Bruce Allison Mrs. Loretta Lundgren Mrs. Marie Lomas Ottawa and Mrs. Ethel Robbins. Beta Gamma members met Tuesday night at the Colby home with Mrs Henry Colby and Mrs Lewie Irwin for a business session then made Thanksgiving favors for Ransom Memorial Hospital. Twenty one attended. Mrs Orville Thornbrugh of Avellington Va is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Bethell for several days. Thornbrugh spent the weekend with them. He is employed in the Department of Agriculture at Washington DC. Mr and Mrs John Chambers of Livingston Mont have been visiting Mr and Mrs D A Timberlake and other relatives for several days.

Harry Trabert Williamsburg Garnett J. A. Harper Hal Maurice Hagegerty Osawatomie Bruce Allison Loretta Lundgren Marie Lomas Ottawa Ethel Robbins Beta Gamma Henry Colby Lewe Irwin Colby Ransom Memorial Hospital Roy Bethell Thornbrugh Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C John Chambers Livingston, Mont D. A. Timberlake

Family Group Reunion Held

Family members of Mrs. Salome Latz gathered at her home Sunday for a reunion. The birthday of Mrs. Lula Hull of Ottawa was celebrated with a dinner at the North American Hotel. Present were Mrs. Latz and her sister Mrs. Hull with daughter Bonnie from Ottawa. H. E. Horst and G. B. Horst of Sioux City. J. H. Moynihan of Woodward Oklahoma. and W. R. Shannahan of Paradise California.

Salome Latz Lula Hull Ottawa North American Hotel Latz Hull Bonnie Otetawas H. E. Horst G. B. Horst Sioux City Iowa J. H. Moynihan Woodward Okla W. R. Shannahan Paradise Calif

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