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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1963

Page

3

New Nurse Joins Staff of Ran som Memorial Hospital

Kathryn Brower becomes a staff nurse at Ran som Memorial Hospital and will teach a nurses aide class as part of her duties. Hospital administrator Stephen A. Lott says she will lead refresher courses for nurses and aides and may teach others later. Brower will commute from Baldwin where her husband Gary Brower teaches Spanish at Baker University. She trained at Burge Protestant Hospital in Springfield and earned a BSc in nursing from Drury College. Previously she worked at Boone County Hospital in Columbia.

Kathryn Brower Baldwin Ransom Memorial Hospital Gordon Bond Maple Stephen A. Lott Brower Springfield Drury College Boone County Hospital Columbia

Baby Bren da Kay Schnoke Born in Portsmouth

The daughter born Sept. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schnoke of 4903 Deep Creek Blvd Portsmouth Va has been named Brenda Kay. She weighed 9 pounds. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Ralston of 318 Walnut and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Schnoke of 525 Maple. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schnoke of 207 Maple Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Barnes of 433 S. Mulberry and Mrs. Della E. Ralston of Wichita.

Fred Schnoke Deep Creek Blvd Portsmouth Brenda Kay James Ralston Eldon Schnoke E. J. Barnes S. Mulberry Della E.ralston Wichita

Graves Family Reunion Draws Nine Graves Lineage

All nine children of Willis B Graves attended the 36th Graves family reunion in Forest Park on Sunday. Attendees included Mrs Ollie Blake Coffeyville John Graves Chariton Iowa Mrs W W Hayden Osawatom ie Mrs Eva Huggins Kincaid Willis Graves Atchison Charles Graves Osawatomie A T Graves Coffeyville Mrs L H Day Mrs Vern Link Ottawa. Eighty guests joined for dinner, with several four generation families present and relatives from Chariton Town St Joseph Missouri Kansas City Olathe Coffeyville Atchison Osawatomie Newton Bush City Kincaid Paola Altamont Ottawa.

Willis B. Graves Graves Forest Park Ollie Blake Coffeyville John Graves Chariton Iowa W. W. Hayden Osawatomie Eva Huggins Kincaid Willis Graves Atchison Charles Graves A. T. Graves L. H. Day Vern Link Ottawa Town St. Joseph Kansas City Olathe Overbrook Osawatomie Newton Bush City Paola Altamont

Rice Reunion Held Sunday at Forest Park

The 48rd annual Rice reunion gathered attendees from Kansas City Moran Gridley Wellsville Rantoul and Ottawa in Forest Park. Members voted to hold the next reunion at the same site on Sept 6 1964. Officers elected were president Mrs Lela Rice Brennecke Moran vice president Clyde Rice Ottawa and secretary treasurer Clarence Coffman Wellsville.

Forest Park Kansas City Moran Gridley Wellsville Rantoul Ottawa Lela (Rice

Lawn Party for Daughter Honors Sutherland Family Return

Mrs. David Sutherland of Baltimore and Lauri and Bryan hosted a lawn party Sunday afternoon to honor their daughter. Attending out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crawford from Manhattan and many Crawford relatives from Overland Park De Soto Pomona and Ottawa. Local guests included Mrs. Chester Ferguson and the Hayden and Crawford families with several children.

David Sutherland Lauri and Bryan Baltimore Edward Crawford Albert Crawford Manhattan Margaret Jay Crawford Overland Park Gene Crawford Linda John de Soto Woodrow Crawford Mary Ellen Allen Pomona

Jaynes Welcome Four New Members at Evening Meeting

Jayces at Mrs. James Grogan's home welcomed four new members Mrs. Larry McGrath Mrs. Joe Newhouser Mrs. Bob Smith and Mrs. Dick Stewart Guest speaker Mrs. D G Laury displayed button collection and shared histories Mrs. James Edwards served as co hostes­s

Jaycee Jaynes James Grogan Larry McGrath Joe Newhouser Bob Smith Dick Stewart D. G. Laury James Edwards

Ottawa Couple Married Sunday at First Methodist Church

Jill Jefferis and Lowell Hutchison, both students at K state, wed Sunday at First Methodist Church Ottawa. The candlelit ceremony featured lemon leaves decor and music by Mrs. Hank Crockett and Judy Freed Scandia. They honeymoon in the Ozarks and will reside in Manhattan.

Jill Linda Tetteris Red Jefferis S. Sycamore Lowell David Hutchison George Hutchison Charles P. Knight Bill McNish Ottawa Judy Freed Scandia Ozarks Wattier Manhattan

Three Sons And Families Honor Martin Guests

Recent visitors honored at a family reunion hosted by Dr. and Mrs. A B Martin included the families of three sons: Spencer E Martin with Spencer, Boyd, Ann, John and Andrew in Fairfield Town. Richard D Martin with Michael and Steven in Clathe. and John B Martin with Jeffery and Laurie in Lake of the Forest Bonner Springs. Three September birthdays were marked as Richard Martins were noted guests. Orson he will depart Olathe to Bloomington Indiana to study for a doctor of physical education degree at the University of Indiana after serving as a teacher and head football coach at the high school.

A. B. Martin Spencer E. Martin Boyd Ann John Andrew Fairfield Town Richard D. Martin Michael Steven Clathe John B. Martin Jeffery Laurie Lake of the Forest Bonner Springs Richard Martins Olathe Bloomington Ind University of Indiana

Socialettes and Beauceant fold at fall gathering

A social note details the fall meeting of the Past Presidents Club of the Social Order of Beauceant at Mrs M L Sellers home with Mrs C J Pence presiding and a general discussion on Art. It also lists visitors and social guests from Oklahoma City Detroit Gary Ottawa Prairie Village and Gard ner along with a California five week trip by Edward Wood sum Centropolis and Newark residents including Frank Brasher and Pomona relatives.

Past Presidents Club of Social Order of Beauceant M. L. Sellers C. J. Pence A. L. Miskimon RFD F. O. Miskimon Juanita McKenzie Coleen Tommy Carol Detroit Mich W. E. Miskimon Overland Park Jim Gulick Gary Diana Chris Millie Miskimon Wichita Carrie Miskimon Fayetta Burnett Ottawa Richard Stoffer Prairie Village Edward Woodsum Centropolis California Lake Tahoe Frank Brasher Newark Calif Pomona White Sands N. M

Mitchells Attend Niece Marlen Kay Kiedrick’s Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Mitchell of Pomona traveled to Council Grove for the marriage of their niece Marlen Kay Kiedrick to Kevin Scott Smith at St. Rose Church. The bride is Effie Fuqua’s granddaughter. The next day Norman Tornquist and daughter Beth visited Manhattan to view the Turtle Creek dam, then the Mitchells returned home.

A. S. Mitchell Pomona Council’ Grove Marlen Kay Kiedrick Kevin Scott Smith St. Rose Church Effie Fuqua Norman ‘Tornquist Beth

Recruit Class Picnic At North Baptist Church

Mrs. A. W. Keefer's group led a Monday evening Recruit class meeting at Roadside park then church. Members ate sack lunches and watermelons and cantaloupe afterward. Roll call on Looking Forward and Backward. Verna Rundel led devotions. Olive Baxter gave the treasurer's report. Fourteen attended.

A. W. Keefer North Baptist Church Verna Rundel Olive Baxter

Hold Picnic In Garnett

A Kipper Bowman family picnic was held at Garnett Lake on Sunday with attendees including Alfred and family Omaha Lyle and family Independence Missouri John Sommers and family Jim Dalsing and children Judy Joy Landwicr Greeley Andy Bowman Henry Wiltman and children Benny Bennett Wilbur Kipper and family Kansas City Jim Kipper and children and Al Kipper.

Kipper - Bowman Garnett Lake Alfred Kipper Omaha Ned Lyle Kipper Independence John Sommers Jim Dalsing Judy Joy Landwicr Greeley Andy Bowman Henry Wilt Man Benny Bennett Garnett Wilbur Kipper Kansas City Kas Jim Kipper al Kipper

Reunion In Forest Park

The Houser Bulton reunion was held in Forest Park Sunday with 27 persons attending a basket dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Nitcher, Cleo Nitcher, Viola Montague, Gertrude Kemper, Harold Shomber, Ottawa. W. A. McDanile of Michigan Valley. Roland Rentz, Kathy and David of Oklahoma City. Lt. James Rodenberg of San Antonio. Carl Fabian. Alva Hallenbeck and Ralph Hallenbeck of Omaha. Gaylord Hallenback of Topeka. Weldon Houser. Co A. Lichtenberger of Holliday. Eddie Roy Houser of Kansas City.

Houser - Bulton Forest Park G. A. Nitcher Cleo Nitcher Viola Montague Gertrude Kemper Harold Shomber Ottawa W. A. McDanile Michigan Valley Roland Rentz Kathy David Oklahoma City Okla James Rodenberg San Antonio Tex Carl Fabian Alva Hallenbeck Omaha Neb Ralph Hallenbeck Gaylord Hallenback Topeka Weldon. Houser Abilene A. Lichtenberger Holliday Eddie Roy Houser Kansas City

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