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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1955

Page

5

Brownie Troop 10 Invests Five New Members at School

Brownie Troop No 10 held an investiture service at Eugene Field school on Thursday afternoon for Adele Francis Deanne Hammerman Donna Hastings Victoria Starris Carolyn Richardson and Candace Wait. Pins were presented after candlelight by Mrs DeWayne Lofgreen with Mrs Howard Ogg reading the Brownie story.

Brownie Troop No. 10 Eugene Field School Howard Ogg DeWayne Lofgreen Adele Francis Deanne Hammerman Donna Hastings Victoria Starris Carolyn Richardson Candace Wait Don Shade

Walters Visit With Daughter and Family

Socialettes note that Mr and Mrs R K Walters of 403 S Locust had a brief visit with their daughter and family.

R. K. Walters S. Locust

Missionary Education Group Sees 13 Members Hosts Guests

Mrs Herbert Wittmeyer hosted the missionary education today with help from Mrs Harold Bones. Devotional leader was Mrs Fred Adamson. Guests included Mrs Urban Wittmeyer of Kansas City Mrs Harold Rich and Mrs Kay O'Dell of Ottawa and her guest Miss Yvonne Dimopoulos of Hull England. Mr and Mrs J B Stewart and Mr and Mrs Wayne Gilliland left this morning on a two week motor trip to the Grand Canyon in Arizona.

Herbert Wittmeyer Harold Bones Fred Adamson Urban Wittmeyer Kansas City Harold Rich Kay O’dell Ottawa Yvonne Dimopoulos Hull England J. B. Stewart Wayne Gilliland Grand Canyon Arizona

Achievement Day showcases women’s diverse county projects

Miscellany notes exhibits by H.D.U. groups highlighting women's interests such as a comic book exchange library park and school projects. It covers traveling library programs for two schools, cancer education, aid to Osawatomie state hospital, and crafts like basketry and leather tooling. Mary Dean Holle attended the Seattle convention focusing on the changing role of home demonstration agents.

H.d.u.’S Osawatomie Seattle Mary Dean Holle H.D.A

How To Look Beautiful Holiday Beauty Tips

Teenagers seek confidence as holidays approach and blemished skin weighs on social life. A three step Dorothy Perkins Clear treatment now on the Ottawa market offers facial cleansing with a hot cloth, a Clear Masque, Clear Cleanser, and Clear Lotion. One set lasts about a month with visible results in a week to ten days.

Dorothy Perkins Clear Ottawa

Home economy course aids frail homemakers

Engineering studies funded by the American Heart Association and State Extension Services show that proper arrangement of existing equipment and point-of-first-use storage can save 40 to 60 percent of a homemaker’s strength and time. The four lesson work simplification course covers cooking, housework, and laundry with strong demand, and a similar program may be offered in Franklin county. Enrollment inquiries go to Dr. Frank A. Trump in Ottawa or Mrs. L. M. Treadwell at Kaw Valley Heart Association, University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas.

Elizabeth Hopkins Baker University Baker Wildcats Bethel Gray-Maroons Baldwin L. T. Hopkins Kansas City Jack Armstrong Dick Leker American Heart Association State Extension Services Kaw Valley Heart Association Wyandotte County Extension Services F. A. Trump Batrol Franklin County Frank A. Trump Ottawa L. M. Treadwell University of Kansas Medical Center Kas

Nine Ottawa women attend N F H D A convention in Chicago

About 2,993 delegates from other states joined nine Ottawa women at the N F H D A convention in Chicago. Reports show efficient use of time and capacity for enjoyment, with attendees admitting that once you go you catch the bug and want to attend future events.

Ottawa Chicago

Dandelion wine echoes champagne in aroma and fizz

Dandelion flowers can be fermented into a wine with a sparkling hint and a bouquet reminiscent of champagne. The result showcases floral notes and a light, bubbly profile that appeals to experimental vintners.

Club Forecast Monday ROUNDA Un 1. Mra. OC. M. Sheldon

Community notices list events and meetings for various clubs across the week including republican women church basement gatherings, women’s societies, youth groups, and social hours at Union Chapel and First Methodist venues. Named organizers, locations, and day-by-day headings appear throughout the schedule.

OC. M. Sheldon Columbian Shakespeare Lee Sheldon William Wallace Ensington R. C. Suppice Jaycee Jaynes Highland Avenue Roger Wagey Franklin County Republican Women's Club Wellsville Baptist Church Union Chapel W.S.C Ernest Lowrance Frank Morgan Charley Jones First Methodist W.S.C.B Trinity Methodist C.W.F Christian Church Annex W.M.S First Baptist North Baptist Ladies Aid Church of the Brethren Roy Snyder Billy Bishop G.L Adam Wicke Tally Mission Circle Weethee

Lane W S C S Meeting Lets Members Send Aid

The Ottawa Herald War Society Circle meeting on Thursday recorded 31 calls and 31 cards in the roll call. Visitors Eva Spencer and Mrs Earl Kennedy attended. Mrs Jerry Triplett led devotions and Mrs Harley Birchfield taught the lesson. The group approved sending Christmas cards and boxes to local armed forces members and planned a banquet. Other attendees included Mines Charles Bump Bill Christian Austice Ellis Paul Gentry Oscar Henderson Walt Landers Tom Stevenson and Maney White.

Lane W.S.C.S Eva Spencer Earl Kennedy Jerry Triplett Harley Birchfield George Boicourt Charles Bump Bill Christian Austice Ellis Paul Gentry Oscar Henderson Walt Landers Tom Stevenson Maney White

Looking Back At Ottawa Society 1940 Party Inside Home

Jeanne Kinney hosted a small gathering on October 29 1940 with friends enjoying games and prizes awarded to Mary Ashton Martha Dyer and Betty Paul Pumpkin pie with whipped cream followed. Also present were Bonnie Birt Nancy Perez Dorothy Abbott Delores Sweet Darlene Cox Patti Harris Danny Wilson Robbie Kinney Elizabeth Floyd hosted B W G club for bridge and pinochle with Lola Zumbrun Helen Steelman Jessie Waddle Louise Humiston Leta Gray Leola Pearson attending.

Jeanne Kinney Mary Ashton Martha Dyer Betty Paul Bonnie Birt Nancy Perez Dorothy Abbott Delores Sweet Darlene Cox Patti Harris Danny Wilson Robbie Kinney Elizabeth Floyd B.W.G. Club Bridge and Pinochle Lola Zumbrun Helen Steelman Jessie Waddle Louise Humiston Leta Gray Leola Pearson

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Women’s Page Society Linda Coleman Susan Fleming Grace Hollon Deanna Lofgreen Terry Ogg Theresa Carter Sandra Shade Carol Thompson The Mines William Francis Homer Hammerman Roy Hastings Lloyd Wilson Leroy Thompson G. B. Cleveland B. L. Walker Debra Lynn Redcar Yorkshire Louisiana New York Walters Kathy Deanna Spratt Cecil Spratts Bobby Gary Abbott Cathy Burgoon Cathy Ann Coleman Mike Harmony W.S C.S. Circle of First Methodist Church Olin Wollen N. Main Lamb Funeral Home Leading Uneral Directors Dorsby Parkins Terrill'’S Dept. Store S. Main Gayle Glamour Bendix Quin Furniture Store Javcome Housi Clacmedi 35 Obie HDU W. G. Tulloss Busy Corner R. J. Hoffman Elm Grove Harold Maley Richmond R.i.r.’S Herald Lois Smith Richardson Texas Od Flavors John G. Kaiser Masonic OPC Derby Power Control R. D. Waymire Saffron Glass Co Hickory Ottawa Herald Ottawa Society Assembly of God Youth Service Pastor Jonathan Harrel Clifford Lewis Kansas City Bible College Billy Graham World Traveler Bob Potter SUN Faith Bible Church N. Poplar Ottawa, Kansas
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