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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1956

Page

7

Birthday Party Honors 80th for Mrs Carrie Mills

Mrs. W J Robinson hosted Saturday afternoon for her mother Mrs Carrie Mills on her 80th birthday near Lane. Guests included sister Mrs Ray Koontz of Ottawa and niece Mrs M R Wren Jr Osai watomie. Lovina Bank, eldest guest, received a Bath birthday gift. Amelia Landers won the door prize.

W. J. Robinson Near Lane Carrie Mills Ray Koontz Ottawa M. R. Wren, Jr Osaiwatomie Amelia Landers Lovina Bank Bath 4 Mills J. M. Cornelius Cleveland Ohio the Mines Anna Hendrix Sylvia Mills Alice James A. Allen Ross Knntball Lottie Barnett Maney White Eva Spencer

Social notes from Williamsburg visitors in Vilas Colorado

Socialettes report Mrs Charles Norton of Williamsburg Mrs Francis Wilson of Ottawa and Mr and Mrs Tom Bushoon of Lebo returned from a several day visit in Vilas Colorado. They were guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Norton Philip and Valarie and visited with Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams and Mrs Ray Williams formerly of Ottawa. Paul Norton is the son of Mrs Charles Norton. Lt Donald FE Will of New Braunfels Texas visited at the home of his aunt and Mr and Mrs I R Williams 748 Willow Sunday. Mr Donald E Mill of New Staufels Texas also visited the Williams home Sunday.

Charles Norton Williamsburg Francis Wilson Ottawa Tom Bushoon Lebo Vilas Colo Paul Norton Philip Valarie Ralph Williams Ray Williams Abs Taal Norton Jar Donald FE. Will New Braunfels Tex R. Willams Willow Donald E. Mill Noew Staufels R. Williams

Ottawa Social Notes Highlight Local Visits And Meetings

Guests of Mrs Anna Cowell celebrated her 81st birthday at the Cowell Inn Visitors Sunday. Attending were Mrs Fount Hurst, Mrs Lloyd McCracken of Valley Falls, Mr and Mrs Lester Barnes and Terry Ottawa, and Mr Hamm cousins in law. Floyd Burk of Medford and Miss Christine Burk and Fred Kaub visited relatives, then left for home after Ottawa memories. J L Young of Ottawa was reelected treasurer at the D A R district meeting in Leavenworth with members J P Blunt J R Henning H J Fowler and G D Weilopp joining. The Auxiliary to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks met at Mrs Ed Gardner's with Mrs George Santarpia leading, others included Mrs Billy Miller Rex Lewis Frank Jones Clarence Strickland Eldon Snoke and Max Floyd. Mrs W L Steen of Wichita visited the Frank Steens in Ottawa and their daughter Mrs Ernest Pohl of Lawrence joined them at Clinton Mo before returning.

Anna Cowell Mmes Steen Yesesterday Floyd Burk Medford Ore Christine Burk Fred Kaub Ottawa Minnesota Iowa Kansas J. L. Young Daughters of the American Revolution Leavenworth Young Edward Wand D. A. OR J. P. Blunt J. R. Henning H. J. Fowler G. D . Weilopp Henning Edward Hand National Federation of Post Office Clerks Ed Gardner George Santarpia Billy Miller Rex Lewis Frank Jones Clarence Strickland Eldon Schnoke Max Floyd W. L. Steen Wichita Frank Steen Frank Steens Ernest Pohl Lawrence Clinton, Mo

Former Ottawan Wed Phyllis Andrews Weds Glen McAuley

Wed Phyllis Andrews of Ottawas and Glen McAuley of St. Louis were married October 16 at Curby Memorial Presbyterian Church. The groom, a former Ottawa resident, served in World War II and is a Missouri Pacific car inspector. the bride, a Directory Distributing Co. typist, wore a pink two piece dress. They plan a short trip to Peoria and will reside in St. Louis.

Phyllis Andrews Glen Me. Auley St. Louis John Morrison Curby Memorial Presbyterian Church Ed Finley Peoria Ottawa High School June Wiliams Oliver Karg Brenda Jean

Layette Shower Held for Mrs. Dale Strider in Lawrence

A layette shower was given Friday at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Harris in Lawrence for Mrs. Dale Strider, formerly Gayle Conner of Ottawa. Chrysanthemums adorned tables and rooms. Invited guests included Hope Mott, Mildred Taylor, Eleanor Lloyd, Charlotte, Marietta and Maymie McDonald, Freday Gardner, J. Blake, Betty Kasper, Joe Strider, H. Oyer, John Kelsey, Charles Southard, B. Bell, Howard Mann, Marion Coen, Earl Conner, and E. J. Harris.

Dale Strider Lawrence Kenneth Harris Robert Hull

Masquerade Party Draws 75 Couples at Memorial Auditorium

The Promenaders and Beginners Square Dance class held a Halloween masquerade at Memorial auditorium. Decor featured corn fodder and Jack O Lanterns. Mrs. George Antone won best female costume and Don Barnes best male costume. A cake walk and refreshments followed. Mrs. Antone and Mrs. Barnes ran the event with help.

Memorial Auditorium George Antone Don, Barnes Don Barnes

Bridal Shower honors Miss Goldie McCurdy in Nichols home

Miss Goldie McCurdy was honor guest at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Lee Nichols and Mrs. George Santarpia at the Nichols home Friday evening. She will wed Clyde Nichols on November 6. Pink and white decor prevailed. After games and gift opening, refreshments were served to about 40 guests.

Goldie McCurdy Lee Nichols George Santarpia Nichols Miss McCurdy Clyde Nichols

Navy Mothers Honor State Club in Kansas City Grand Session

Ottawa canary members attended a grand session of the State Navy Mothers Club in Memorial building Kansas City Kansas. It was the first meeting since May and thirteen clubs have joined. Commander is Mrs. Jennie Hayman of Salina. Committee members include Mrs. Glen Jordan Mrs. L L Snethen Mrs. J C Hannaman Jr and Mrs. Gene Mille. Those going yesterday were Mrs. D A Stovall commander Mrs Ira Keagy Mrs Snethen Mrs Hannaman Mrs Frank Duvall and Mrs. Sellers. The next meeting will be held in April 1957 at Salina.

Ottawa Navy Mothers Club State Navy Mothers Club Memorial Building Kansas City Kas Jennie Hayman Salina M. L. Sellers Glen Jordan L. L. Snethen J. C. Hannanmian, Jr Gene Mille D. A. Stovall Ira Keagy Snethen Hannaman Frank Duvall Sellers

Halloween Party Hosted by Lambert Family

Shirley Ann Lambert held a Halloween party Saturday night at her parents home Mr and Mrs Rey Lambert. Activities included games fortune telling and a ghost walk. Prizes went to Melanie Phares Claude Ferguson and James Graham. Hats served as favors and refreshments were arranged by Mrs. Jay Valentine and Mrs. Robert Yakle. other guests included Linda Ferguson Virginia Valentine Donne Nitcher Joan Baxter Darlene Reeves Tommie Fisher and Duane.

Shirley Ann Lambert Rey Lambert Melanie Phares Claude Ferguson James Graham Jay Valentine Robert Yakle Lambert Linda Ferguson Virginia Valentine Donne Nitcher Joan Baxter Darlene Reeves Tommie Fisher Duane

Notable Names Listed in Local Social Notes

Readable fragments name Dowdin Jan Valentine Dixie Sue Patricia Lou Lambert Junior Lambert Mr. Jack Valentine and Mr. Robert Yakle among community figures in a sparse society page listing.

Program On Health Meeting Highlights Health Topic

A Columbian Shakespeare program on health was held yesterday with a $5 contribution to the Community Chest. Walter Coburn, administrator at Ransom Memorial Hospital, spoke on procedures and family precautions, followed by a Q and A. Mrs. Walter Brauer led, Mrs. Owen Fowler presided, and hostesses Mrs. Leonard Allen and Mrs. Albert Hamm provided refreshments at the Christian church annex. Twenty members attended. Choose green tipped bananas for fritters and pair dessert with lemon sauce.

Walter Coburn Ransom Memorial Hospital Adinistrator Walter Brauer Kansas Owen Fowler Christian Church Leonard Allen Albert Hamm

Rantoul Woman Leads W S C S Meeting in Ottawa

Mrs W G Tulloss of Ottawa hosted the Rantoul Methodist W S C S meeting, delivering Volcanoes of Southeast Asia as the lesson. The group voted to send clothing to the Freeman clinic and renew church magazines, with a Bethany hospital offering announced for the last Sunday in November. The bazaar proceeds were 59.17 and the recent offering 13.34.

W. G. Tulloss Ottawa Rantoul Methodist Southeast Asia Freeman Clinic H. W. Spratt Bethany Hospital Daisy Loyd the Mines Ralph Detwiler W. R. Byrnes Charles Goodwin Harve McCullough Carl Grandorf J. E. Hicks Bert Heminger C. A. Hobbs Ernest Roecker John Clinton Anna Bryan Erma Schnoke

Birthday Dinner Honors October November Birthdays

Mr. and Mrs. Mmary Deaton entertained at a Sunday dinner honoring six October and November birthdays: Marynell Rathjen, Mrs. Jack Nichols, Charlotte Kennedy, Alfred Mathias, Ruby Brown, and Mrs. Deaton. Residents and friends from Topeka Baldwin Pomona Rantoul Ottawa and other places attended. Afternoon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rathjen Mrs Tom Allen and Bonnie.

Mmary Deaton Toute Marynell Rathjen Jack Nichols Charlotte Kennedy Alfred Mathias Ruby Brown Deaton O. L. Mathias Henry Brown Dorothy Eldon Princeton John Kennedy Baldwin J, E., Carey and Don Topeka Leroy Lea Margie Pomona Narold Ball Rantoul Nond J. L. Kennedy John Mathias O. L. Deaton Emory Deaton Otawa Tom Rathjen Tom Allen Bonnie

Halloween Family Party at Leland Gilllian Home

A Halloween party for families is planned at the Leland Gilllian home on Wednesday hosted by the Club Forecast DAUGHTENS CLUB with participation from LAFALOT and Pall McCracken. The event notes a humorous comparison that one tablespoon of corn starch thickens as much as five tablespoons of flour.

Daughtens Club Leland Gilllian Halloween Party For Families Lafalot, Mre Pall McCracken

Shannon Couple Welcome Son Stuart Anderson

The baby boy named Stuart Anderson was born October 26 to Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Shannon of Caldwell Kansas at Caldwell General Hospital. He weighed seven pounds. The Shannons have two older sons, George William and John Franklin. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Bones of 822 Poplar and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Shannon of 616 8 Sycamore, with great grandmother Mrs. W. N. Sweet of Ottawa.

W. N. Sweet Ottawa

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