Paola Couple United In Marriage At First Methodist Church
Cleona Charlene Hurt and Donald Jean Howell were married in a Saturday ceremony at First Methodist Church with Rev. Roger Fredrikson officiating. The bride wore a powder blue acetate and rayon suit and a mother of pearl set. maid of honor Joleen Rima wore rose colored dress. Best man Richard J. Slavens and usher B. H. Wright attended. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple reside on RFD 1 after a wedding trip to Topeka and Kansas City. The bride is a Paola High School graduate and employed in Glen dale, Calif. The groom, Ottawan High School 1955 graduate, previously worked as a draftsman and is employed with Ross Construction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joleen Rima
Paola
Richard J. Slavens
Kansas City
B.H. Wright
Howell
RFD
Topeka
Paola ‘High School
Paddock’s Stationery
Glendale
Calif
the Groom
Ottawa High School
University of Kansas
Westinghouse
Ottawa Steel
Ross ‘Construction Co
Problems of a teen and a domineering husband
Dear Ann Landers answers a teen about a late night out with a boyfriend and a long gas-gauge mishap. She cautions that emergency excuses are unlikely and urges responsibility. The column then advises sisters to intervene with a neglectful brother’s wife and critiques a wife dominated by a “glib” husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Club Forecast Saturday at DARY TM Jupcheon North American Hotel
The notice lists a Saturday event at the North American Hotel in Jupcheon. Details are sparse but indicate a club forecast gathering scheduled for that day and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dary
Socialettes Tally Mission Circle Devo tions and Meetings Overview
Socialettes Tally Mission Circle held devotions led by Mrs Tom O'Dea yesterday with Mrs Ivan Brittingham presiding. Reports show $39 cleared on the Gifford sale dinner and a $1.72 flower collection. Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met with a Hill House dinner then a business session at Mrs Tom Walsh’s home. 11 attended. Elm Grove Club hosted a pot luck and quilting. Members received gifts and a mystery box. CWF groups met with talks by Mrs H K Stevens, library announcements, and plans for a hospital gown service project and used clothing. new member Mrs Iva Parsons joined. Boyd Ladies Aid planned a Halloween party. United Presbyterian Woman’s Missionary Society discussed “I Am the True Vine,” with Mrs Glenn Sarver leading. White Shrine prepared for a district meeting in Ottawa Oct 23. Wesleyan Service Guild will hear guest speaker Mrs J N Carter. hostess Mrs Truman Day. Visitors included Mrs Bartha Crisco. Emery Green Social Club held a roll call on favorite flowers. fifteen members and one child attended.
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Tally Mission Circle
Tom O'Dea
Ivan Brittingham
Floyd ‘Bishop
Wendell Broers
Lonnie Barnes
Raymond Mack
Omicron
Beta Sigma Ph
Hill House
Tom Walsh
Lawrence Ott
C.W.F. Group IV
H. K. Stevens
C.W.F
Church Annex
Emporia
Eugene Saffren
Iva Parsons
Tremont
Emery Green
al Rybolt
Artis Hutchinson
Dan Toumberlin
Glenn Millier
J. M. Burruss
Babies Born At Ransom Memorial Hospital
The article lists newborns with parents and residence: Julia Lynn Dunkin Jr weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces. Susan Kay Rubick weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces. James Lee Green Jr weighing 9 pounds 2 ounces. Mary Catherine Welborn weighing 7 pounds. Barbara Ann Lantis weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces. A coffee gathering at Mrs. Robert B Wellington's home featured Miss Ruth Carr pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
George Randel Dunkin Jr
S. Main
Julia Lynn
John Joseph Rubick
Williamsburg
Susan Kay
James Lee Green
W. ‘5Th
James Lee Jr
Jackie Eugene Wel
N. Poplar
Mary Catherine
Robert William Lantis
Barbara Ann
Faulks
Robert’ B. Wellington
W C T U Meeting Examines Temperance Instruction
Members and guests gather at Free Methodist Church as Mrs Phil Rice and Mrs Chris Krueger Jr lead a WCTU session. Mrs Mary Black presides as Rev Earl Fuler opens with devotions and Edna Greenawalt provides musical accompaniment to songs. The study topic is Scientific Temperance Instruction with a review of What About Beer. Mrs Rice is elected corresponding secretary and Mrs Schwarz assistant to director parliamentary law. Eighteen attendees, one guest, and several children attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Phil Rice
Chris
All League Krueger Jr
Yes
Free Methodist Church
Mary Black
Earl Fuler
Edna Greenawalt
Charles Burlingham
Sommer
Ethel Furman
Rice
Nai Schwarz
Emmett Taylor
Washington
League Promotes Citizen Participation In Government
Mrs. E. E. Dorkins, president, told members that the League of Women Voters exists to promote informed and active participation in government. Brief talks by Mrs. G. D. Weilepp and Mrs. Wilbur followed yesterday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
E. E. Dorkins
League
G. D. Weilepp
Wilbur
V F W Auxiliary Names Two Membership Teams
V F W Auxiliary president Mrs. Victor Sowers announced two membership teams last evening with Mrs. Garland Hinkle paired with Mrs. Joe Ferns and Mrs. Warner Lutz paired with Mrs. Roy Lambert. A committee for tree planting at the club home includes Mrs. Mable Simmons Mrs. Jim Ralston and Mrs. Earl Moore. Mrs. Hinkle became color bearer No 1. Invitations were read for meetings across the state. visitor Mrs. Ethel Johnston of Ft Worth Texas attended. Ralston and Sowers served light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Sowers
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Garland Hinkle
Joe Ferns
Warner Lutz
Roy Lambert
Mable Simmons
Jim Ralston
Earl Moore
Hinkle
Ethel Johnston
Ft. Worth, Tex
Ralston
Sowers
Luncheon for Kiwanis Queens Held at Henning Home
The serving luncheon for Kiwanis Queens fall event was hosted at Mrs. C. W. Henning’s residence yesterday. Tables boasted fall flower decor while miniature crystal and mint and nut baskets complemented the setting. A book review by member Mrs. Judson Lee opened the program. Hostess committee included Mrs. O. R. McCandless, Mrs. H. G. Williams, Mrs. Lyle Grier, and Mrs. Henning. Twenty five attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Henning
Don Hoglund
Bob Bundy
Earl Harris
Judson Lee
O. R. McCandless
H.G. Williams
Lyle Grier
Mes. Henning
Summer Visits Mrs. Owen Fowler Returns From Travel
Mrs. Owen Fowler has returned after a summer of visiting relatives and sightseeing. She visited Mrs. E. S. Bennett in Youngtown Arizona, then spent time with her son Lawrence Fowler and Patricia Ann in Van Nuys California, and with brother J. D. Russell in Pomona. She stayed with W. H. Gilchrist in Woodlake and saw Lt. Col. John R. Fowler and family in Arlington Virginia along with numerous other stops.
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Owen Fowler
E. S. Bennett
Youngtown
Ariz
Ottawa
California
Laurance Fowler
Patricia Ann
van Nuys
J. D.russell
Pomona
Woodlake
W. H. Gilchrist
John R. Fowler
Loretta
Johnny
Ann
Arlington
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Alice Hink
Osawatomie
Martha van Meter
Dallas Hurt
Dorman Hurt
Leonard Wood
Jerald Howell
C. N. Rima
M. R. Monroe
Myron Apel
Donald Jean Howell
Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers
Nellie
Elm Grove Club
Andy Reed
Max Riemer
Ruth Hoopes
Ernest Lawrance
O. L. Breckenridge
Rebekah
Becker
Boyd Ladies Aid
Clarence Jones
Harry Gilliland
Women’s Missionary Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Glenn Sarver
Charles Weaver
Todd Macdonald
Lucy Lee
Masonic Temple
Karl Romstedt
Worthy
Bartha Crisco
Wichita
Lanah Cameron
Ivan Jacobsen
Jim Kilgore
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
J. N. Carter
Truman
Ray Mattson
Garden Grove
Jay
Fred Scott
The
Plumbing Contractors
Robe's Hardware & Plumbing
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Robert Barnes
Penney
Our
Cottonwood
Millie Engles
Bonnie McBride
Parrott Electric CO
Durbin
E. W. Kingsborough
Richardson
Ise Jude the
Young
Skoes
Ottawa University
University
Mathematics
Ources
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