Sutton Family Reunion Wraps 34th Gathering in Forest Park
The 34th Sutton reunion convened Sunday in Forest Park with a noon basket dinner for 62 attendees. Participants included Will Sutton and Elmer Sutton families from Princeton Baldwin Emporia Ottawa Topeka Osage City Waverly Quenemo Melvern and others sharing greetings and stories after a day of visiting.
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Sutton
Forest Park
Will Sutton
Elemer Sutton
Jon
Joe Bill
JoAnn
Princeton
Harry Sutton
Iva Sutton
Bill Adcock
Cinedy
Chuckie
Lester Schwalm
Baldwin
Howard Hardeterfer
Lloyd Spencer
Vicki
Beatrice Tucker
Lillian Snow
Harvey Boothe
Lawerence
Tom Stromgren
Kelli
Debbie
Emporia
Veda Barnhart
Harvey Reeder
Ottawa
Erven Zable
Topeka
Lois Anna Tyson
Mary Belle
Osage City
Daryl McNabb
Julie
Melanie
Waverly
Roy Sutton
Mare That Largent
Flem Rice
John Ploweman
Quenemo
Lizzie Sutton
Alma Correll
Doreen Kitt
Johnny
Gary
Melvern
Gathering For Tucker Family Reunion At Forest Park
The Tucker family held their annual reunion in Forest Park on Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wayne Porter Garnett Centra lia Mrs Beth Hinderliter Ottawa Mr and Mrs Earl Houghland Baldwin Mr and Mrs Harley Tucker Parsons Mr and Mrs Howard Tucker Imes Mr and Mrs Carl Bloomer Rantoul Mr and Mrs Elwood Mercer Lyons Mr and Mrs Wayne Mercer and Dennis Mr and Mrs Las verne Ice Mrs Laverna Ice and family Kansas City Kan and Mrs June Norris Karla Mr and Mrs Oscar Igle and Mr and Mrs Wyse Lawrence
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Wayne Porter
Garnett
Duane Ice
Melvin Ice
Centralia
Beth Hinderliter
Ottawa
Earl Houghland
Baldwin
Harley Tucker
Parsons
Howard Tucker
Imes
Carl Bloomer
Rantoul
Elwood Mercer
Lyons
Wayne Mercer
Dennis
Lasverne Ice
Laverna Ice
Kansas City
Kan
June Norris
Karla
Oscar Igle
Wyse
Lawrence
PEO Seminar At Cottey College Nevada Missouri
About 400 people attended a mutual goals seminar on September 7 at Cottey College in Nevada Missouri. Mrs. Lewis Irwin of 1421 S Cedar attended. The event covered Cottey College admission requirements financial aid and academic counseling as part of the PEO Sisterhood educational program.
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Cottey College
Nevada
Lewis Irwin
S. Cedar
Zigzag Club Plans Sept Field Trip and Sewing Display
Members of the Zigzag Club led by Mrs. Leo Wiederholt Jr. in Princeton shared sewing hints for roll call and showcased their sewn articles. A bus field trip was planned for Sept 28 to visit fabric houses and other sites. Door prize went to Mrs. J W Burkdoll of Ottawa. Thirteen visitors and two guests attended, including Mrs. Leo Wiederholt Sr. of Princeton and Mrs. Myra Woolsey of Fontana.
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Leo Wiederholt Jr
Princeton
J. W. Burkdoll
Ottawa
Leo Wiederholt Sr
Myra Woolsey
Fontana
Worthwhile HDU studies Japan during international meeting
The Worthwhile HDU held an international study on Japan with attendees at Mrs. Pearl Davidson and Miss Arlis Loyd’s home. Guest Mrs. Gail Nitcher displayed letters sent to her daughter by Budde hist priest Rev. Seicho Azaebu in Tokyo, a grandson of the emperor. Donna Nitcher, now Mrs. Roger Welton, began correspondence while in Lincoln School as a fifth grader with Mrs. Elizabeth Haggard.
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Pearl Davidson
Arlis Loyd
Gail Nitcher
Budde
Japan
Seicho Azaebu
Tokyo
Donna Nitcher
Roger Welton
Lincoln School
Elizeabeth Haggard
Luncheon Opens MPM Club Season at House of Douglas
The M P M Club held its opening meeting with a 1 pm buffet at the House of Douglas hosted by Mrs. W C Harding and Mrs. Fred Hoopeman. Retiring president Mrs C W Henning passed the gavel to new president Mrs Max Roberts as members shared summer notes and a roll call. Guest attendees included Mrs E J Harris Lenexa and Mrs Lila Counter Chicago.
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House of Douglas
W. C. Harding
Fred Hoopeman
Raymond Lucas
Kathryn McClure
R.L. Stevens
C. W. Henning
Harold Bundy
Henning
Max Roberts
Glenn Moon
E. J. Harris
Lenexa
Lila Counter
Chicago
W. H. Herndon
Bonner Springs
Lewis Wichman
Peoria
Towels Make Ironing Big Jobs Easier
Dear Heloise shares a towel hammock trick to keep damp curtains or long cloths from drying out while ironing. Fold a bath towel, pin it to the ironing board edges to form pockets, place the garment inside, and pull it away as you iron.
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J. B. Elliff
Heloise
Socialettes and Visitors Highlight Burns Family News
Social items note Lt. and Mrs. Kent Burns and daughter Lesley visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burns at Pos morna. Lt. Burns, stationed at Glasgow AFB Montana, receives six months duty in Guam as a navigator on a Be52 bomber and will reside in Lawrence during the tour. Weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. D L Young included Mrs. Young's sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Thie bod eau from Phoenix Arizona. Past Matrons Club opened its fall season with a patio supper at Mrs. Bill Snyder's home, with a brief business session and yearbooks distributed.
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Ernest Burns
Posmona
Kent Burns
Lesley
Burns
Glasgow Afb
Montana
Guam
Lawrence
D. L. Young
Mrs. Young
Inlaw
Edmond Thiebodeau
Phoenix
Ariz
Bill Snyder
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Higdon at Ottawa_event
Mrs Florence Higdon of Princeton was honored at a surprise birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Earl Higdon of Princeton. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Higdon and many relatives and friends from Ottawa and Princeton as the guest list shared photos and well wishes.
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Florence Higdon
Princeton
Earl Higdon
Charles Higdon
Timothy
Tamera
Lawrence
Martha Hicks
Kansas City
Kan
Eddie Hughes
Raymond Davis
Phil and
Dale
Richard Hughes
Donna
Louis
Brenda
Lee Hughes
Ottawa
Lola Higdon
Nelson Higdon
Garfield PTA Meeting Votes Budget at School Auditorium
About 200 attended the Garfield P T A meeting Monday evening in the school auditorium. Mrs John Netherland presided as Mrs Al Keefe delivered the devotional Keys Their Application to Different Phases of Christian Living. The group adopted the budget read by finance chairwoman Mrs Stevie Rice and discussed projects. Principal Don Hoglund announced the lunch program and the absence of a reading teacher. Measles shots were announced for Oct 4 at the Franklin County Health Center. Mrs Walter Pankratz said a Menninger Clinic staff member will speak on children's emotional health at the October meeting. Committee chairs were introduced, and staff answers to questions highlighted hobbies and backgrounds. Corsages were given, and parents visited classrooms. The hospitality tea for teachers followed, hosted by Mrs Clyde Johnson Mrs Don Jones Mrs Bill Boucek and Mrs Earl Zimmerman. Netherland and Hoglund attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield P.T.A
John Netherland
al Keefer
Stevie Rice
Don Hoglund
Franklin County Health Center
Walter Pankratz
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
VFW Auxiliary Attends Kansas District Meeting in Olathe
Ottawans representing the VFW Auxiliary from the 2nd District gathered in Olathe for the council meeting. Attendees included Roy W. Lambert and Glen W. Hardesty along with several others. Mrs. Lambert serves as district vice president and urged each auxiliary to report three major projects with documented support. Checks totaling 25 dollars were received by Mrs. Lambert from various auxiliaries as the group discussed youth programs led by Mrs. Hinkle.
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2Nd District Department of Kansas V.F.W
Olathe
Roy W. Lambert
Glen W. Hardesty
Allen Woolf
Frank Sargent
Carl Furman
G. E. Hinkle
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