Houser-Button Reunion Held in Forest Park Sunday
A Houser-Button family reunion was held Sunday in Forest Park with an invocation by G A Nitcher. G A Nitcher was elected president and C M Fabian of Omaha secretary treasurer. Plans were made to host next year’s reunion in Ottawa. attendees included Nitchers, Parks, Button, Houser, Fabian, Cunningham, and other relatives from Topeka, Pomona, Mason City, Holliday, Michigan Valley, and Omaha.
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Forest Park
Houser - Button
G. A. Nitcher
Lp. Ro
Nitcher
C. M. Fabian
Omaha
Nebr
Ottawa
Cleo Nitcher
Benny Nitcher
Princeton
George Parks
Robert Parks
Kay
John Parks
Cora Button
Pat Canfield
Joe Button
Pomona
Lewis Lopez
Greeley
E. P. Houser
Willard Houser
David Houser
Carol
J. C. Fabian
Melvin Cunningham
Susie
Linda
Mark
Topeka
Roy Houser
Kansas City
Grace Baxter
Mason City
C. A. Lichtenberger
Holliday
Kas
W. A. McDaniel
Michigan Valley
Viola Montague
Carl Fabian
Robert Fabian
Sandra and
Robbie
Judy Nichols
Wellsville
Primary Class Party at Cen tropolis Christian Church
The Cen tropolis Christian church primary class held a back to school party at teacher Mrs William Clark home with 28 guests. Activities included games songs refreshments and hats marked with letters and numbers plus pencils. Class members listed Anita Clark Shirley LaNeir Julie Hood Linda Woodsum Vickie Clark Billie La Neir Rose Ann Sink and J D Woodsum. Juanita Clark helped with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centropolis Christian Church
William Clark
Anita Clark
Shirley LaNeir
Julie Hood
Linda Woodsum
Vickie Clark
Billie’ LaNeir
Rose Ann Sink
J. D. Woodsum
Juanita Clark
Tauy Mission Circle Met for Behind the Curtain Lesson
Tauy Mission Circle of Trinity W S C S met yesterday with Mrs Raymond Mack hosting and Mrs Ivan Brittingham presiding The session included devotions by Mrs Wendell Bro ers planning for Tuesday at Mack s home vocal duet by Mrs Floyd Bishop and Mrs Roy Gerhard a Bible Quiz and refreshments assisted by Mrs Albert Friis The W S C S president attended with memorial altar cards for the late Mrs Dewey McClay presented to her daughter Mrs Loyd Hollinger Twenty members were present.
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Tauy Mission Circle
Raymond Mack
W. C. McConachie
Ivan Brittingham
Wendell Broers
Mack
Floyd Bishop
Roy Gerhard
Jess Ramsey
Albert Friis
Henry Alban
Trinity Meth J
W.S.C.S
George Jesson Opic
Lonnie Barnes
Loven
A. L. Smith
Dewey McClay
Union Chapel Ladies and Wedding at United Presbyterian church
Union Chapel Ladies Ottawa hosts a Wednesday afternoon gathering with Mrs. Thomas Forrer delivering a devo tion and lesson. A double ring marriage took place August 31 at United Presbyterian church with Miss Leecy and Mr. Burroughs tying the knot, ceremony by Rev. M Todd Macdonald, candles and bronze mums decorating the church.
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Thomas Forrer
Union Chapel
B. L. Miller
Ralph Conan
Mrrs. Forrer
George Stewart
Verne White
Ernest Lawrance
John R. Forrer
D. R. Willhire
A. R. Hay
Kay Kathryn Leecy
Ottawa
Don K. Burroughs
Williams
J. E. Thornton
Roy Rybolt
Ruthburg
Hoopes
C. A. Wagby
W. H.l
United Presbyterian Church
M. Todd Macdonald
Anna Mae Leecy
Tre’ Mont
Leo Leecy
Ottawa couple wed in beam of white and rose hues
Mrs Willard Bennett hosted as matron of honor in a brown fall cotton dress with white accessories and Talisman rose corsage. Judy Johnson served as bridesmaid in a beige rayon dress with white accessories and white rose corsage. Joe Barnes acted as best man and Bill Stansbury, ushers Jim Fogle and Merle Davis. The couple, tied to Lake of the Ozarks for their wedding trip, reside at 812 S Cedar. The bride, Ottawa High School ’86 graduate. groom, Williams burg HS alumnus, discharged Marine, employed by Harry Henery Construction.
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Willard Bennett
Shonor
Judy Johnson
Joe Barnes
Williamsburg
Bill Stansbury
Jim Fogle
S. Cedar
Ottawa High School
Williamsburg High School
U. S. Marine Corps
Harry Henery Construction Company
Meat Loaf Oven Potatoes and Old Fashioned Peach Cake
CAP News Features share a family supper menu including meat loaf, potatoes, baked cake, peaches and greens. The peach cake uses sifted flour and butter, with whipped cream and vanilla, baked about 45 minutes, then cooled and assembled with peaches. A side idea adds drained peas to stewed tomatoes to simplify washing.
Greenwood Ladies Aid Meeting Recites Devotions and Scholarship Fund Quest
The Greenwood Ladies Aid held a Wednesday meeting with devotions a brief business session a lesson and a collection for the Scholarship Refit Fund. Hostess Mrs. Robert Melton and assistant Mrs. Richard Fredrich served refreshments to a group including Mines John Abel Lonnie Cox Michael Ruth Carl Ellison J. R. Abel Diana Mike Percy Graves Vernon Fitzgerald and others.
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Greenwood Ladies Aid
Scholarship Refit Fund
Robert Melton
Richard Fredrich
John Abel
Lonnie Cox
Michael and
Ruth
Carl Ellison
J. R. Abel
Diana
Mike
Percy Graves
Vernon Fitzgerald
Orville Flager
Cathy
Ben Nitcher
Charles Hamilton
Earl Hamilton
Minnie Hamilton
Clarence Pippinger
Rex
Dave Reekie
Doris
Robert Reed
Josie Reed
Oliver Shaw
Kenneth Sleichter
Harold van Horn
W. A. Fowler
Albert Imel
Far and Near Club Meeting Highlights Attendance
Mrs Earl Schmitt hosted the Far and Near Club with Mrs Birdie Macy leading a business session. Members shared first days at school while Mrs David Brown and Mrs Harold Bones assisted with refreshments. Visitors included Mrs H R Perry and a list of numerous members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Schmitt
Birdie Macy
David Brown
Harold Bones
H. R. Perry
Gene Domnanish
Jimmy
Carolyn
Howard Linneman
Roberta
Roger
Robert
Bennie Stinson
Karen
J. C. Taylor
Grant Carey
J. C. Hannaman
Ruth Moody
Jon Schmitt
Larry Bones
Spare Those Strings and Paris Statue Mention
An advice note suggests protecting tennis racquet strings by shellacing them before storage. It also notes a replica of the Statue of Liberty on the Pont Mirabeau over the Seine in Paris.
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Pont Mirabeau
Seine River
Paris
Luncheon Hostess Named for Centropolis Socialettes Event
The Socialettes Daughters Club of Centropolis luncheon yesterday was hosted by Mrs. Jay Brown of Ottawa with Mrs. Porter Turner celebrating a birthday. Guests included Mrs. Lyle Hanes and Mrs. Fred Evans along with Mines, Bernard Briggs, Roy B. Church, Jodia Cole, Ted Clark, Steven, Frank Morgan, Fred Powers, W. D. Willford, Donald Woodsum, and Edward Woodsum.
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Daughters Club of
Centropolis
Jay Brown
Ottawa
Porter Turner
Lyle Hanes
Fred Evans
the Mines
Bernard Briggs
Roy B. Church
Jodia Cole
Ted Clark
Steven
Frank Morgan
Fred Powers
W. D. Willford
Donald Woodsum
Edward Woodsum
Baxter Social Hour Hosts Tea and Prizes
Mrs. H. E. DeVore hosted the Baxter Social Hour with Mrs. James Allen presiding over a brief business session. Mrs. Keith Page led devotions and songs. A tea towel shower was given to the hostess. Prizes in contests planned by Mrs. Harlan Page went to Mrs. Royce Gregg and Mrs. J. J. DeVore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. DeVore
Baxter
James Allen
Keith Page
Harlan Page
Royce Gregg
J. J. DeVore
Sam Wrightsman
Baldwin
Grandma Moses Is 96 Today in New York Rural Scene
PAGLE BRIDGE NY The little lady known as Grandma Moses is 96 today Nothing elaborate is planned She likes it that way Her painting has simple charm gained world recognition Mrs Anna Mary Robertzon Moses began painting in her late 70s Today her work hangs in many great galleries of the world
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Pagle Bridge
Grandma Moses
Anna Mary Robertzon Moses
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Trinity W.S.C.S. Met
Recmpeuer
Hillcrest
Beller Studio
Leecy-Burroughs
Pla-Mart
Paola
Elmer Hagemeye
OWL Show
Living Dead
Lona
Blonde Savage
Paule
Guy
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Cinemascope
Warnercolor
Ring Yerange
Louie Amour
Richard Wot
Stuart Hens
Blue Moon
Old King Cole
PAGA
Vegas
Picturi
Ae m Ross
Anne Baxter Sterling Hayden
Allied Artists
Ism Mompson
Korvin
Cooking For Fun Cap
Far and Near Club
American Service Co
N. Main
Moses
Kangare
Buster Brown
Richardson's Shoe Store
America
Suede
AAA
Corkette
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