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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1955

Page

7

Sewing Surplus Sale Aids Achievement Day Efforts

Zig Zag club held a meeting yesterday to run a Sewing Surplus sale led by Mrs. Vernon Velthoen of Greeley, netting $8.25 for Achievement Day awards. Members answered roll call with sewing ideas, with Mrs. John Setter as president and many attendees from Paola, Greeley, Lane, Centerville, Pomona, Ottawa, and nearby towns.

Vernon Velthoen Greeley John Setter Oo. W. Lacey Velthoen Albert Morris Ross. Kimball William Kimball Lane G. E. Cuthbertson Otto Zebert W. L. Sybrant C. W. Davis Paola Roy Garner Evelina Provenmire Centerville Leo Wittman

Hay 85th Birthday Gathering At Lane Area Home

Relatives and friends from Lane Ottawa Nevada Mo Lawrence Buxton Fontana La Cygne Princeton Osawatomie Beagle and Paola attended a birthday celebration for Mr Ezra Hay age 85 at his home two miles east of Lane. Mrs Lamar Phillips was elected secretary of the Past Matrons club with Mrs Howard Mann as president. Mrs Ivan Jacobsen hosted with committee members including Mrs Leroy Hood Mrs Carl Marshall Mrs Phillips and Miss Lanah Cameron. Other attendees included the Mines Della Angell Chalmers Clark Fred Doman H F Duvall A E Ford Bertha Newfield W E Pickering J R Raffelock W A Schnoke L A Stafford and Dale Forsythe.

Ezra Hay Lane Mr. Hay Ottawa Nevada Lawrence Buxton Fontana la Cygne Princeton Osawatomie Beagle Paola Lamar Phillips Howard Mann Ivan Jacobsen Leroy Hood Carl Marshall Phillips Lanah Cameron the Mines Della Angell Chalmers Clark Fred Doman H. F. Duvall A. E. Ford Bertha Newfield W. E. Pickering J. R. Raffelock W. A. Schnoke L. A. Stafford Dale Forsythe

Omicron Beta Sigma Phi installs officers at meeting

The Omicron chapter held a special installation last evening with Mrs. J. T. Seright officiating. Mrs. A. H. North was installed as president, Mrs. Walter Coburn as extension officer and Mrs. David.

Omicron Beta Sigma Phi J. T. Seright A. H. North Walter Coburn David

Woods Elected Corresponding Secretary at Meeting

After the business session members wrote invitations to rushees. Other members present were the Mines. Bill Baldwin, Gardner Campbell, Robert Engles, Robert Melroy, Jerome Minnick and Joel Nordeen.

Jama Ross Ponton Bell Engagement Planned for October

Mrs. Maurice Ponton of Richmond announces the engagement of her daughter Jama Ross to Jimmy Bell son of Mrs. George Summers of Garnett. An October wedding is planned. C.W.B creating C.W.E.C. members met for state exams at England's dinner house. They discussed plans for the state convention in Emporia October 8 and 9 with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. John Kramer G. C. Hammons Arthur Jones John Fisher Harry Dodd Rex Kirkland Evelyn Bledsoe Norma Stewart Velma Powers Alma Schweitzer Linda Chism.

Maurice Ponton Richmond Jama Ross Jimmy Bell George Summers Garnett C.W.B C.W.E.C England Emporia Mies John Kramer G. C. Hammons Arthur Jones John Fisher Harry Dodd Rex Kirkland Evelyn Bledsoe Norma Stewart Velma Powers Alma Schweitzer Linda Chism

Layette Shower At Boyd Ladies Aid Meeting

Boyd Ladies Aid raised five dollars for the Red Cross at the Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. George Peck. Mrs. Ezra Johnson led the lesson and a layette shower for Mrs. Danny Shultz followed, with nursery rhyme games and refreshments. Upcoming roll call will note favorite cake frostings at Ottawa with Mrs. Ross Johnson. attendees included numerous members and guests.

Boyd Ladies Aid Red Cross George Peck Ezra Johnson Danny Shultz Ross Johnson Ottawa Mmes William Eichinger James Parks Walt Nitcher Kal Johnson Henry Hendrix Harry Gilliland

Baby Named Mark Douglas Monroe in California

The baby born Sept. 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Monroe of San Leandro California has been named Mark Douglas. He weighed seven pounds 12 ounces. A sister Linda Susan is 27 months old. Grandparents are M. R. Monroe Ottawas and B. B. DeFries Muncie Kas. Great grandmother is Mrs. J. S. Howell 839 S. Oak.

Monroe Harold W. Monroe San Leandro Calif Mark Douglas Monroes Linda Susan M. R. Monroe Ottawas B. B. DeFries Muncie Kas J. S. Howell S. Oak

Valley Chapel Ladies Hold Reunion in Forest Park

Valley Chapel Ladies Society gathered with families and friends at Forest Park for a noon basket meal followed by an early-day recollections program about Valley Chapel history. Dozens of attendees included the Compton and Hull families and many area residents from Kansas City Kast Jerome Princeton Pomona Burlington Lawr ence and nearby communities.

Valley Chapel Ladies Society Forest Park Valley Chapel John Compton Zetta Roads C. H. Compton Kansas City Kast Ta. S. Raymer Jerome Ida Cecil Vining Kay Richmond James Hull Dianna Pearl Hull Princeton J. W. Bennett Pomona Ernest Pohl Mary Ann Lawrence Alan Vick Burlington J. C. McDaniels Harry Moody Helen Charlotte Jimmy George Harry Scott David Bruce Blaine Charles Story Fin V. Graham Frank Steen John Anderson Lonnie Barnes Mahlon Smith W. E. Vick Perry Dunn Lee Finch Frank Scott Richard Dunn Linda Oren Long Earl Moore Jennie Steward J. S. Hume Emil Johnson Ida Brown Eva Hume Helen Kersley Eph Larson Ida Fisher Mae Murphy George Bates Robert Luce G. E. Sweet Paul Moore Verne Robinson

Talk On Japan At Federated Church Fellowship

Century Fellowship of the Federated church heard a talk on Japan by Mrs. Barbara Donelson of Garnett Anderson county HCA who spent six months with Japanese families in 1953 as an IFYE student. Hosted at the Lawrence home with a covered dish supper. Twenty six members attended with guests Misses Clara Kaiser Grace Sutherland Catherine Campbell and Mrs. R. W. Pope. No risk U S Savings Bonds.

Dillon Frasier Nuptials Candle Light Ceremony

Rhoda Marie Dillon of Lawrence and Stanley W. Frazier of Lawrence united in a candlelight double ring ceremony August 20 at First Methodist church Lawrence. The bride wore white tulle and Chantilly lace. groom a KU graduate and pharmacist. A reception followed. couple residing at 1215 Tennessee Street after a Minnesota honeymoon.

Rhoda Marie Dillon Lawrence Lawrence C. Dillon Richmond Stanley W. Frazier F. W. Frazier Caldwell, Kas First Methodist Church Albert F. Bramble Franklin Mitchell David Kiser Overland Park Chester Dillon Prairie Village Norma Miller Darrell Houk Eton Cynthia Parker Betty Osbourn Randolph Sheryl Sheets of Downs Kerry Kiser Dean Grimm Lee Perkins I Ralph Hawk Fay Brown Verna Glaze George Dietrich I Fred Miller Luella Koehn Veda Groneman Rchmond High School Stewart’s Beauty Academy Vanity Growm University of Kansas Medical Arts Pharmacy Minnesota Tennessee St

Mears Park Picnic Celebrates Two 13th Birthdays

Janet Duncan and Opal Nearmeyer celebrated their 13th birthdays with a Mears Park party Tuesday evening. Guests enjoyed dancing and games while parents and family members served cake and ice cream.

Mears Park Janet Duncan Opal Nearmeyer Howard Duncan Clarence Nearmeyer Frank Shull Jill Jefferis Cindy Creviston Donna Reinecke Judy Lister Janice Brown Carol Bruce Janet Joyce Cox Tommy

Socialettes and social clubs mingle at city events

Socialettes report a Memorial auditorium meet by Edmund Boltwood Camp and Auxiliary No 40 with 59 members present plus four council members. Job's Daughters received five petitions at Masonic temple. M P M club held Back To School themed gathering at First Methodist church with 27 members and one guest. Promenders Square Dance Club plans a potluck in Forest Park with a beginners class starting Oct 3. Harold Rich A K G U L S N arrives in Kansas City on a 15 day leave from Iceland to join his family. Monday Stitchers club shared sewing and refreshments with several members and souvenirs from summer trips. Child Study club to hold 6 30 dinner tomorrow at Mrs O B McNish’s home. Delaware has 295 miles of railroad.

Job Masonic Temple Opal Diane Nearmyer Martha Senter Donna Mae Reinecke Marilyn Bundy Janet Duncan Jeanean Harvey M.P.M. Club First Methodist Church Mabel Townsend South Bend Ind Promenders Square Dance Club Forest Park Harold Rich A. K. G. Uls.n Kansas City Iceland

Batdorf 55th Annual Reunion Held in Forest Park

The 55th Batdorf family reunion gathered in Forest Park on Sunday with a noon basket dinner. A letter from Charles Batdorf of St Helena was read and talks given by Dr. Bert Wheatley Uhl Wheatley Mrs Jim Barnett Albert Carpenter and Mrs E W Smay. A long list of attendees from Ottawa Wichita Wellsville Garnett and other cities attended.

Batdorf Forest Park Charles Batdorf St. Helena Calif Bert Wheatley Uhl Wheatley Jim Barnett Albert Carpenter E. W. Smay Salina Earl Batdorf Pawhuska Okla Nelson Batdorf Phillip Donald Batdorf Earl Lee Johnny Gravida Fred Batdorf John Kappler Boyd Oller John Claybrook Terry Wichita John Batdorf Betty Batdorf Dexter Ona Wallace Clarence Coffman J. J. Scott Joan Wellsville Ralph Batdorf

Sassaman Family Reunion Held At Forest Park

The Sassaman family reunion met Sunday in Forest Park with a noon basket dinner. Mrs. Roy Swank read the family history. Of ten children born to David Sassaman only three survive: Sallie Eldridge 95 in Topeka, Livy Brittingham 87 in Aberdeen Ohio, and Joseph A. Sassaman 84 in Ottawa route 4. A vote was taken to hold next year’s gathering on the first Sunday in June at the same location.

Sassaman Forest Park Roy Swank David Sassaman Ottawa Pottstown Sallie Eldridge Topeka Livy Brittingham Aberdeen Ohio Joseph A. Sassaman Ellsworth Sassaman Lawrence Earl Conley Pleasanton Ruth Kingery Elaine Alice Marie Emma Sellers Salome Latz Norman Bowling Charles Rex Allen Gary Lee Rex Howard Sandra Rex Lee Dale Elbert Wayne Joe A. Sassaman

Pickwick Club Honors 25th Wedding Anniversary

The Pickwick club hosted a party at Ottawa Country Club for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Hanes celebrating their 25th anniversary on September 9. Tables featured silver centerpieces with white roses and clematis, with silver bells on white place cards. Guests included Ralph Hanes and a list of attendees from Ottawa and nearby towns, Bingo was played, and a silver gift was presented to the honorees.

Pickwick Club Ottawa Country Club Ralph S. Hanes Messrs. and Mines C. M. Harris M. H. Forester B. F. Bowers C. M. Sheldon W. G. Ransom C. M. Ott F. M. Harris Harry Ross Kansas City R. C. Miller Lawrence Roy Stookey Topeka Max Wolf J. H. Bennett Myra Adler Eunice Ott Dorothy Pollock

Club Forecast and Local Notices Spark Community Events

A compact summary lists various group events and gatherings including League of Women Voters activity, Franklin County nurses meeting, birthday notices for Mrs. R. A. Goller and Mrs. Ray Waddell, and church programs at Faith Lutheran Fellowship Trinity Methodist and Rebekahs installation.

League OF Woe Voters BE. E. Dorkins Franklin County R. A. Golller

Also Mentioned on This Page

Women’s Page Society Lois Smith Deerwood Food Stores Layette Dean Berli Talk Japan S. S U. S Che Edmiston Way Pye Ha Mrs Edmund Boltwood Memorial Auditorium M. E. Coffee W. O. Cromwell G. B. Daily Frank Smith G. K. Barnes The Mines Rosa Harshorn Nettie Dearing Mae. Dale Pearl Bolton Hampshire Charles Nisely Stitchers Club Don Capper Bertha Richardson R. S. Davis Dick Carey Howard Henderson Delaware Beth Roy Batdorf L. O. Gaddis DeLoss Glenn Carpenter Dorabelle Alice Albert Glenn Jerry Mary Carpenter Lauren Young Gaddis Nellie Batdorf John E. Gaddis Ottawa Society Richardson Sunrise Dairy Jug Cannon Pete Studien MORE _ DOCTORS Bates Twinkle
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