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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1956

Page

5

Wright-Rutter Nuptials In Wellsville Baptist Church

Carol ee Joyce Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert C Wright of Wellsville wed Jack D Rutter of Ottawa son of Mr Dave Rutter of Arkansas City in a Wellsville Baptist church ceremony on Sept 2 at 2 96 oclock Rev Loyal Hiatt officiating. The gown was white Chantilly lace and tulle with a chapel train. Matron of honor was Joanne Baldwin and bridesmaids included Doris Dougherty Beverly Slower. The couple plans a trip to the Ozarks and reside at 326 Walnut. Both attended Wellsville High School. she works for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co as an operator, he is a repairman for Macks Electric.

Carolee Joyce Wright Herbert C. Wright Wellsville Jack D. Rutter Ottawa Dave Rutter Arkansas City Wellsville Baptist Church Loyal Hiatt James Wright Oregon Kay Murphy Richard Thom Almeda Sinclair Charles Ottawa Rhoades Junior Revey Don Dumier Betty Jane Tulle Orion Joanne Baldwin Independence Doris Dougherty Beverly Barbara Blackwell Mary Lyne Chil Ton Ozarks 326 Walnut Wellsville High School Southwesterly Bell Telephone Co Mack's Electric J. W. Crist Cedar. Grove Wise Joe DeTar Inez Eberle Leavenworth Diane DeTar Coleman Tex Gary Cordell Grandview

Nursing Scholarship Recipients Named in Franklin County

The fourth Franklin County girl chosen will receive the nursing scholarship funded annually by the Third District American Cancer Society Kansas Division. Names include Mrs. FP F. Wockele Pauline Duyk and Creek A Golller of Obtawa plus Patricia Murphy and others. The program supports study at Providence Hospital Rangomville Vail Hospital route 9. Local homes and counties provided assistance with winners listed. The note also recalls a camel fact: the Arabian camel has one hump while the Bactrian has two.

W. G Rangom Hl Homewoods Harald Patricia Murphy Jeftias American Cancer Society Sdhols Arabi Kansas Thee Ecksis Pauline Duyk Miss Murphy Ottawa Harry B. Th Herald Lois Smith

Bridal Shower Honors Ruth Christy at Andrews Home

Bridal shower for Ruth Christy hosted by Mrs Kenneth Andrews and Karen and Mrs Robert Baer at the Andrews residence Wednesday evening. Pink and white carnations and wedding bells graced the rooms. Centerpiece featured a bride's cake beneath a pink and white parasol with ivory candles in crystal holders. Attendees included Mrs W A Christy Mrs Mertl Christy and Stephan Oswego Kas Mrs Gene Mock Paola and the Mines Harl Richardson Harry Pratt George Phibbs Clyde Mock Francis Russell Fred Lehnert Kenneth Hammond Bruce Fleming Raymond Reed Louis Dale Carl Nutt Jr Millie Gross and Carrie Davis plus Miss Mary Mock and Tommy Mock Andy Baer.

Ruth Christy Kenneth Andrews Karen Robert Baer Andrews W. A. Christy Mertl Christy Stephan Oswego Kas Gene Mock Paola Mines Harl Richardson Harry Pratt George Phibbs Clyde Mock Francis Russell Fred Lehnert Kenneth ‘Hammond Bruce Fleming Raymond Reed Louis Dale Carl Nutt, Jr Millie Gross Carrie Davis Mary Mock Tommy Mock Andy Baer

Church and Its Students at CWF Meeting

The CWF meeting at the Christian church annex focused on The Church and Its Students. Mrs. Harold K. Stevens led with help from Mrs. Giger Bird and Frear, devotions by Mrs. Giger, and prayer by Tom Elder. Next service project: articles for Jarvis Christian College Hawkins Texas. Thirty members and three guests attended. eight baby quilts for Japan were displayed.

Christian Church Harold K. Stevens John Giger Ralph’ Bird William Frear Giger Lloyd Brown Charles Japan Tom, Elder Margaret. Wiliams Ross Nichols John Davis

Pomona Stitch and Chatters Club Hosts Gift for Baby

Mrs Don Johnston and Mrs Willie Zimmerman hosted the Pomona Stitch and Chat ter club meeting on Wednesday The group presented a baby gift to Mrs Lyle Hunt Songs a prayer games and refreshments were part of the program Mrs Alice Johnston attended The next meeting will feature favorite recipes with Mrs Gordie Price Present were Mines William Cain Charles Eichenberger William Fawl Floyd Flager Lyle Hunt Nancy Kristensen Jack Nelson Gordie Price Sally Liomal Shaw Leo Wittman and John Fritts.

Don Johnston Willie Zimmerman Pomona Stitch and Chatter Club Lyle Hunt Alice Johnston Gordie Price Mines William Cain Charles Eichenberger William Fawl Floyd Flager Nancy Nels Kristenson Jack Nelson Sally Liomal Shaw Leo Wittman John Fritts

Topeka Couple Wed In Baptist Church Ceremony

Miss Helen McClanahan and Mr. Hoots united in marriage at Seward Avenue Baptist Church Topeka on Sunday August 19. The couple later celebrated a three week honeymoon at Lake Louise and Banff Canada and are at home at 217 Maple. The ceremony featured a double ring service at 2 40 PM with Rev Howard L Brummer officiating. The bride wore a blue silk and cotton gown with matching accessories and carried pink rosebuds and stephanotis. The groom wore a light suit with boutonniere. Maid of honor Roberta McClanahan and bridesmaids Roberta Ann Scott wore pale blue and pink organdy gowns. Best man Chester McFann. ushers Larry and Franklin Scott. Reception at the bride’s sister home in Topeka.

Melvin ‘Hoots Lake Louise Band Canada Sre Maple Helen’ McClanahan A. F. McClanahan Topeka Clinton Snyder. Chemical Co Hoth Bethellis Kansas State Ladner Highway Commission Tha Wella We Rela Btn Mann Roberta McClanahan Kansas City Roberta Ann Scott Chester McFann Ottawa Dale Calhoun Larry Scott Franklin Scott L. R. Cree Clinton Fredericks Shawnee Betty McClanahan Donna Cowan

Colas Name Baby Kevin Mark Born in September

Rev and Mrs Ralph G Colas of Kansas City Kansas announce the birth of their son Kevin Mark born September 3 weighing nine pounds thirteen ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J J Meyer Locust and Mrs Ray Colas Oval Pennsylvania Herald Want Ads get results

Colas Ralph G. Colas Kansas City Kas Kevin Mark Jave J. J. Meyer Ray Colas Oval

Community notices mix of clubs and events across week

A cluttered OCR page lists multiple local groups and events for the week. It mentions Baptist and Trinity Methodist churches, the American Legion Memorial Auditorium gathering, League of Women Voters activities, potlucks, birthdays, social gatherings at Yoreat Park and Rockwood Acres, and a G A R ladies club event with an afternoon potluck. Names include Bertha Richardson Law, Grover Knight, James Clark, and Mrs. M Todd Macdonald.

Bertha Rishard Plente Hinchpte Beta Omega Bela Sigma Fn Mra Atio Peterson Omicron Bela Sigma Phi Gay Harris B.C Credit Bureau Éyaning Baptist Church Atra Frank Wayis Roole Potluck Jobs Davonten Part G. Dp. Weilepp Army Brothers American Legion Memorial Auditorium B $.m. League of Women Voters Ea Folopson Rookwood Acres A.m. Otr AKNH Onk Ze Wednestas Age Yoreat Park League of Women Voters James Clark Oak P.m. GC Ginian Bryant Hickory All Day Zigzacbors Bertha Richardson Law Grover Knight Mos Totren Hillop aigetosaRy Sociaty U.P. Church Todd Macdonald Selkens

Socialettes: Doris Watt to visit Ollawa a week

New York socialite Doris Drake Watt plans a Sunday arrival in Ollawa for a week to ten days staying at the North American hotel. She looks forward to seeing Ollawa and all her friends. Shal is an Ollawa University graduate and former Hawthorne pupil who has long sent sunflower seed to Hawthorne students. Community club events featured a Thursday gathering with Mrs. Lundstedt and others, a planned potluck on Sept. 21, prize winners announced, and several visiting members noted.

Doris Drake Watt New York Ollawa Wecott P. Do Lundstedt Lawtenes M. Dowdy Algin

Russ Burger Buys Pen Amid Cash Loan Confusion

A fragmented excerpt shows Russ Burger purchasing a pen while a voiced complaint and muddled dialogue discuss borrowing a sum near ten thousand dollars via a Direct Reduction Loan. The piece references The Ottawa Building and Loan and suggests payments ultimately benefit the borrower.

Russ Burger Huss Ottawa Thuss

Check Medical Kit After Vacation For Safe Storage

After a trip, restore the medicine chest with emergency items. Ensure gauze and cotton are clean and dust free before packing away. Inspect the thermometer, wash with lukewarm water and soap, and label any newly purchased medicines before storing.

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