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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1968

Page

9

August Wedding of Garnett Couple United in Holy Angels

Karen Wittman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wittman wed Clark Valentine Garnett son of Mrs. Emma Gironda Chicago at Holy Angels Catholic Church Garnett on August 24. The ceremony featured gladioli altar arrangements, 10 a.m. mass officiated by Rev. Maurice Gardner with organ by Mike O’Malley and vocal by Warin. The bride wore a crepe gown with lace sleeves and scalloped sabrina neckline, carried a cascade of yellow roses and white lace. Attendants included maid of honor Mary Lou Wittman and bridesmaids Elaine Wittman and Nancy Henry. Best man Gary Wittman. groomsmen Eugene Lickteig Bill Williams. ushers Dave Umbarger Dennis Wittman. flower girl Alice Wittman and ring bearer Jeffrey Wittman. A noon reception followed at Holy Angels School. The bride, a 1968 Garnett High School graduate, is a telephone operator for Southwestern Bell in Ottawa. the groom, a 1966 graduate, is in the armed forces.

Karen Wittman Raymond Wittman Clark Valentine Garnett Emma _ Gironda Chicago Holy Angels Catholic Church Maurice Gardner Mike O’malley Y ‘Warin Speke Eddie Wittman Danny Foltz Sabrina Mary Lou Wittman Elaine Wittman Nancy Henry Gary Wittman Eugene Lickteig Bill Williams Dave Umbarger Dennis Wittman

Printed Pattern Adopts Schoolwear Style for Girls

Emery Green Social Club met Thursday at Mrs Ruth Davis home. Printed Pattern 4896 offers a turtle neck top with an A line jumper in girls sizes 6 through 14. Packing details, price, and mailing costs listed. send name address and pattern size to Anne Adams in New York.

Emery Green Social Club Ruth Davis Norman Wooge Anne Adams Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Hints From Heloise on lint on black slacks

Dear Heloise readers discuss lint transfer from light colored pocket linings to black slacks. Suggestions include color matching pockets and linings to pants, plus notes on other household tips and club meeting details.

Community Notices and Club Activities Highlight Local Life

The Ottawa Herald reports on a range of local happenings including Rhonda Warren’s family connections with Sgt Ronald Warren stationed in Taiwan, social club gatherings at Mrs. Jim Corcoran’s home, Halloween costume plans, and gifts for back surgery patient Mrs. George Gravenstein. It also covers Ottawa White Shrine fall meetings, district school of instruction, reception plans for Paul Smith, and upcoming official visits by Masonic and Rebekah leaders. The American Legion Auxiliary meeting reviews the budget, Halloween candle sales, and the hymn of the month, with Head Start progress discussed by guest speaker Mrs. Dennis Devine. A baby shower and hostess event honor Mrs. Gene Broers and other members, totaling 13 members and 14 children in attendance.

Jim Corcoran Max Kirkland Larry Ferguson George Gravenstein J. L. Strange Ottawa Darlene Smith Topeka Lawrence Richard Maxwell Paul Smith Rebekah Assembly of Kansas Masonic Hall Mildred Bleck Charles Talbott Estel Northway Lanah Cameron Stephen Needham Myr Jack Kille American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Auditorium Frank Sargent Dennis Devine H. G. Williams Ruth Watkins Buch Gene Broers HCH Jim Witham L. A. Witham Janet Marie Patty Markley Norma Martin Cheryl Steinman Broers Chester Keim

Party Honors Mrs. Abbott retirement at Ottawa club

Mrs. Rosa Abbott, longtime Southwestern Bell traffic clerk of Ottawa for 43 years, was guest of honor at a retirement party at Ottawa Country Club. Presentations included a retirement emblem, a life membership certificate, a company billfold, and a Communication Workers of America life membership. Toastmaster J T Morrisey, Rev Robert Burger, and student group performances supported the celebration with out of town guests from Lawrence.

Rosa Abbott Ottawa Country Club Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Ottawa Mrs. Abbott Mildred Barber Telephone Pioneer Life Cornelia Gilliland Kim Keefer Communication Workers of America Life Eula Taylor

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Alice Jeffrey Wittman Holy Angels School Donna Feuerborn Kathy Bernice Wittman Debbie Penn Anita Penne Bride Garnett High School Valentine Garnett High Armed Forces R. H. Kelley First Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild Ralph Loyd Luella Parrott Geneveva O’neill Paul Pentz Robert Williams Mary Lue Wcwf First Christian Church Lee Nichols Clara Stitt Roselyn Whitley Harlan Page Sam Shumate America Wayne Lewis Sequel Club Harry Rybolt Robert Ledom Emerson Max Don Hoglund Jay Milton E. V. Meyer Merry Go Round Club Reno Virginia McNish L. Cpl Stephen M. Crockett Vietnam Douglas R. Crockett Camp Pendleton Calif Rosa Kirkwood MR. and Mrs. Clark Valentine By Jone Halowns Heloise Peg Morgan Fae Ruby Reeder Myrtle Proffitt Kathryn Daugharthy Jim Burruss Pete Smith Burruss Smith Rhonda Warren Rhonda Sue Ronald Warren S. Oak Sgt. Warren Taiwan Formosa David Burgoon Fred Warren Chesapeake, Va David Bunch J. T. Morrisey Rev Robert Burger Mary Keith Young Folk The Telephone Company Frankie Flower Clathe Jim Keefer Gerry Moser Hier By Jim Osburn Osburn’s UCOM City Water & Light Department Ottawa, Kansas Walnut Electric Living Jeldon Montuan Gates Fred S Ae Ey "A the Herald Kansas
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