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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1958

Page

9

Paola Couple United In Early Paola Ceremony

Martha Ann Greenawalt daughter of Mr and Mrs F R Greenawalt of Paola formerly of Princeton and Henry Herman Miller son of Mrs Margaret Miller of Louisburg were married August 31 at First Presbyterian Church Paola The double ring ceremony featured palm arrangements and music by Mrs Berkeley Carver and Floyd Hedgerg The bride wore an empire waist satin gown with Chantilly lace and seed pearls carrying a white prayer book The attendants wore champagne and beige dresses and bronze and gold daisies The couple will reside in Topeka The bride a nurse and graduate of Paola High School and St Luke's Hospital School of Nursing will work at Topeka State Hospital The groom a Louisburg High School graduate and University of Kansas bacteriology student plans to graduate in January

Martha Ann Greenawalt F. R. Greenawalt Paola Princeton Henry Herman Miller Margaret Miller Louisburg First Presbyterian Church William O. Pfeiffer Berkeley Carver Floyd Hedgerg Skinners Don Hodges Olathe Velma Hoyle Richmond Pat Jenkins Donald Greenawalt Junction City William Miller Dan Howard Osawatomie Gene Beaver John McCall Osage City Robert Hadsall W. 9Th Topeka Paola High School St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing Miami County Hospital Topeka ‘State Hospital Louisburg High School University of Kansas

Little Girl Opens Bridge At Brush Creek

A 10 year old Barbara Wintroub of Kansas City cut the ribbon to reopen a repaired footbridge over Brush Creek. Park engineers and Plaza merchants joined in a small ceremony with Barbara leading classmates and her teacher to the event.

Kansas City Barbara Wintroub Brush Creek Country Club Plaza Park Department Vernon Jones Park Board Barbara the Plaza Merchants Assn Little Bridge

W M S Votes to Help Central Seminary Library

Contributes five dollars to the Central Seminary library in Kansas City. Mrs Jerold Tyler hosted and Mrs C E Keith presided. Mrs Don McFarland led the lesson White Cross Dedication, aided by Mrs LeRoy Thompson and Mrs J M Fredericks. Plans set for Sept 16 meetings to make stuffed animal toys for Christmas White Cross work. Mrs W H Dickinson attended as guest. 16 members were present.

Baby Carol Elizabeth Pence Born in Kaiserslautern

The daughter of Capt and Mrs Lawrence OD Pence Kaiserslautern Germany born August 31 weighs 6 pounds 14 ounces named Carol Elizabeth. The couple also has a son Brian two. Pence is son of Mr and Mrs George Pence Baldwin and has been in Germany since May 1 1957.

Lawrence OD. Pence Kaiserslautern Germany Carol Elizabeth Brian Mr. Pence George Pence Baldwin

Socialities and civic groups meet in Princeton city hall

Princeton residents gathered for a potluck by Socialities Princeton Circlé and the Ladies of G A R at Princeton City Hall. District meeting plans were made for Sept 23 in Ottawa with state president Jo Redding of Wichita attending. Ten members present. Garfield P T A reviewed yearly programs led by Horton Presley.

Princeton G.A. R Princeton City Hall Ottawa Jo Redding Wichita Earl Smith Garfield P.T.A Horton Presley Jon Pritchard Lowell Gish State Hospital Alt Osawatomie Robert Anderson C. W. Henning David Laury

Delegates Elected by Army Mothers for Oct. Convention

The Army Mothers group elected delegates to attend the national convention to be held October 8 to 11 at Fort Madison Iowa. Named as delegates were Mmes C C Blood Ben Gibson Clarence Ingersoll Ray Murray C D Hood and W W Ralston with alternates Mmes Tom Liggett Fred Schnoke Lester Hoffman Elmer Bell Hugh Campbell and W M McClintie. New members Mrs Lee Larkin and Mrs Mary Thompson joined yesterday and refreshments were served to 20 present by Mrs Irma Schnoke Mrs Mary Woodward and Mrs Ingersoll.

U. S. Army Ft. Madison Iowa Mmes C. C. Blood Ben Gibson Clarence Ingersoll Ray Murray C. D. Hood W. W. Ralston Tom Liggett Fred Schnoke Lester Hoffman Elmer Bell Hugh Campbell W. M. McClintie Lee Larkin Mary Thompson Irma Schnoke Mary Woodward Ingersoll

Legion Auxiliary hosts film program and rolls update

The Legion Auxiliary screened two films on telephone dialing led by Mrs. Dale Flower and Mrs. Rosa Abbott. They accepted the resignation of secretary Mrs. J. W. Roberts for health reasons and announced new members Mrs. Josephine Evans and Mrs. Max Riemer. Gladys Antony reported 133 members. 25 attended. Hostesses were Mrs. Worthington and Mrs. Jones.

American Legion Auxiliary Dale Flower Rosa Abbott J. W. Roberts Clara Sinclair David Burgoon Sidney Drummond H. G. Williams Mabel Holmes Gloria Williams Howard Henderson Williamsburg Post Josephine Evans Max Riemer Gladys Antony Holmes Harry Worthington Orpha Jones

Nurses Attend District Meeting in Osawatomie

Mrs Frank Wise Mrs J B Mickey and Miss Marjorie Collins attended a district meeting of the State Nurses Association in Osawatomie last evening. Speakers Hazel Roberts district president and Mary Stucker state president reported on the American Nurses Association convention in Atlantic City New Jersey.

Frank Wise J. B. Mickey Marjorie Collins Ransom Memorial Hospital State Nurses Association Osawatomie Hazel Roberts Mary Stucker American Nurses Association Atlantic City N. J

Charles W Heckmans Celebrate Golden Anniversary

Seventy five guests attended the Golden Wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Heckman on Sunday. The centerpiece featured yellow candles and a four tier cake with the number 50 baked by a family friend. Grandchildren assisted with guest book and gifts while relatives from Ottawa Wellsville Pomona Baldwin and St. Joseph Missouri attended.

Charles W. Heckman Calvin Flory Ottawa Wellsvile Pomona Baldwin St. Joseph

Program Of Slides Past Matrons At Kiddie Kraft

The Program Of Slides Past Matrons was held last evening at the Kiddie Kraft nursery school potluck supper. Miss Lanah Cameron and Mrs. Ivan Jacobsen presented color slides from their summer trip to eastern states and Canada. Mrs. Don Brown led the gathering and the group voted to send a congratulatory telegram to Mrs. Harry Webster in Philadelphia for a recent appointment in the world organization of Eastern Star. Hostesses were Miss Cameron, Mrs. Jacobsen, Mrs. Fred Doman and Mrs. H. A. Reeves with guests Mrs. Ernest Bowlby of San Jose and Mrs. Wilma Domnanish.

Marcia Cudworth W.M.S. Circle First Baptist Church Middle East Bob Bowline Wesley Trout Richard Pearson Marvin Bond Union Chapter C.E.S Harry Webster Grand Esther General Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star Philadelphia Webster Grand Chapter of Kansas Kiddie Kraft Nursery School Lanah Cameron Ivan Jacobsen Canada Don Brown World Organization of Eastern Star Miss Cameron Jacobsen Fred Doman H. A. Reeves Ernest Bowlby San Jose Wilma Domnanish

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