The Marriage of Helen Burton and Richard Whitaker
The wedding of Helen Elizabeth Burton of Pittsburg to Richard James Whitaker of Ottawa occurred Sunday at 2:30 PM in First Christian church Pittsburg. The ceremony featured double ring vows and music by Mrs. Wallace and Connie Blackett. The couple, parents, attendants, and ushers are named, with post ceremony reception, trip to Neosho Mo, and home at 206 E. 8th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Elizabeth Burton
Pittsburg
Richard James Whitaker
Ottawa
First Christian Church
Arthur Burton
D. C. Whitaker
Wallace
Connie Blackett
Kas
William Griffiths
CoEtta Byrd
Fayetteville
Ark
Eleanor Halpain
Ruth Thames
Bell Telephone Company
Mr. Whitaker
Ottawa High School
Kansas State Teachers College
Japan
Nurses Meet For Final Fusion In Franklin County
Franklin County nurses gathered for an evening meeting where Mrs. Roy Lambert spoke on Final Fusion. Hostess Mrs. R. A. Gollier was assisted by Mrs. Joe McGilbray. Attendees included president Mrs. Vincent Skidmore and other members Pauline Duyk Floyd Minnick H. J. Terrill Cora Leming and F. C. Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Roy Lambert
R. A. Gollier
Joe McGilbray
Vincent Skidmore
Pauline Duyk
Floyd Minnick
H. J. Terrill
Cora Leming
F. C. Wise
Carrots in consommé with butter finish
A kitchen instruction to cook roughly grated carrots in consommé until tender. Add butter to finish and use just enough consommé so that about a tablespoon of liquid remains when the carrots are done.
Former Quenemo Girl Weds Airman in Topeka
Mrs. George Clark of Topeka announces the marriage of daughter Bonnie June Clark to Ric James Wolfe Jr. at East Side Baptist Church Topeka on August 19. The bride wore a nylon net gown with lace trim and a halo veil. Best wishes were offered by family members and a reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Morgantown West Virginia after the groom’s discharge from the air force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Topeka
Bonnie June
Ric James Wolfe, Jr
James Wolfe, Jr
Morgantown
W. Va
Quenemo
John Clark
John Thornbrugh
Burlingame
Mann
East Side Baptist Church
Learford Cavin
Mary Shone
Norma Petraits
Shirley Clark
Harold Thornbrugh
Shawnee
Kas
Carol Clark
Quincy St
Air Force
Club Forecast and Community Notices Around Town
The item lists events at COUNTRY CLUB and FAIRMOUNT with times and host names. Also notes a HELPFUL SERVICE at North Baptist church hosted by Mrs. J. H. Kirwood and Mrs. C. W. Workman and WYCOFF community gathering at the community house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
R. C. Eliott
Tremont
North Baptist Church
J. H. Kirwood
C. W. Workman
Wycoff
Community House
U P Luncheon Held In Church Yesterday
Mrs M Todd Macdonald hosted a United Presbyterian Missionary Society luncheon in a church yesterday with Mrs Thomas Michel assisting. Afterward Bible lesson and prayer were led by members, a talk titled The Fork in the Road was given, and a duet performed. Delegates to Presbyterial were elected with seven teen members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Todd Macdonald
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
Thomas Michel
R. L. Stevens
C. C. Suffron
Glenn Sarver
Bob Hull
Macdonald
Charles Weaver
Joe Lawson
R. O. Bundy
Four Mile Church
Clay Center
Carl Wittman
Ralph Paul
William Johnson
57th Anniversary For Centropolis Couple
A family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Churchbaugh to honor the 57th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Myers of Centropolis. Mr. Myers, born March 20, 1876, in Fountain County, Indiana, moved to Douglas County at age three. Mrs. Myers, Pearl Allen, born January 6, 1883 in Lawrence, married Mr. Myers on September 7, 1898 in Lawrence. They have five sons Howard Claude George Fred, all in Ottawa, Charles Myers in Colony, and two daughters Mrs. Churchbaugh and Mrs. Norman Watts of Lincoln. They also have 18 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Numerous relatives attended the dinner in Lawrence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Churchbaugh
Route 2
Lawrence
Elbert Benander
Connie
Victor
Topeka
Fred Allen
Wakarusa
Don Flora
Debra Jane
John Snow
Claude Myers
George Myers
Becky
Alan
Teresa
Fred Myers
Rex
Patty
George
Keith Rockhold
Hamerickhouse
Rex Kirkland
Ottawa
Charles Myers
Nancy
Colony
Merle Fleming
Pomona
Donnie Smith
Donna Lee
Williamsburg
Army Mothers Club Elects Delegates for National Convention
Members of Army Mothers club elected delegates to attend the national convention at Minot North Dakota October 12 through 14 at their meeting Tuesday. Delegates include Mines B G Otto H J Nordeen Tom Liggett D C Whitaker Ward Ralston Lester Hofman and Fred Schnoke with alternates Mines E H Finch Clarence Ingersoll W M McClintic Elmer Bell Bertha Lancaster Ernest Young and Wayne Sellers. The club plans an all day sewing meeting in the legion room September 27 with a sack lunch at noon. The serving committee was Mines Enos Honn Glenn Gilliland and W H Twyman. Seventeen members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Mothers Club
Minot
N. Dak
Mines
B. G. Otto
H. J. Nordeen
Tom Liggett
D. C. Whitaker
Ward Ralston
Lester Hofman
Fred Schnoke
E. H. Finch
Clarence Ingersoll
W. M. McClintic
Elmer Bell
Bertha Lancaster
Ernest Young
Wayne
Tin can mostly steel at over ninety eight percent
A tin can is described as comprising more than 98 percent steel, highlighting the dominant material used in its construction.
Rebekahs Confer Degree at Local Lodge Meeting
Hazel Rebekah lodge conferred the degree on three candidates Mrs. Agnes Stoffer Mrs. Obed Harmon son and Robert Loyd at 1.0.C.F. hall last evening Reinstated were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ainsworth A report on disaster relief articles sent to Udall was given Plans for a Sept 28 potluck supper at 6 30 p m for members families and Odd Fellows Marilyn James of Topeka will speak about her United Nations trip Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Erde Scott Mr. and Mrs. W J Elliott Mrs Lavina Towne of Oxnard Calif Mrs Elma Bryan and Mrs Gail Nitcher served refreshments to 55 people present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Agnes Stoffer
Obed Harmonson
Robert Loyd
Glenn Ainsworth
M. L. Sellers
Udall
Marilyn James
Topeka
United Nations
Erde Scott
W. J. Elliott
Walt Chamberlain
Lavina Towne
Oxnard
Calif
Elma Bryan
Gail Nitcher
Canned Tomato Aspic Adds Interest to Pantry Meals
A pantry shelf meal gains appeal with canned tomato aspic. Serving it with mayonnaise spiced with curry powder enhances the dish and offers a simple, flavorful option.
Baby Names From Ransom Memorial Hospital
Three newborns are named in a hospital notice. Glenn Anthony Hermreck, born September 6 to Leonard and unnamed Hermreck of Williamsburg, weighs nine pounds fourteen ounces. John David Scott, born September 9 to John and unnamed Scott of Quenemo, weighs six pounds four ounces. Andrea Mead Loyd, born September 9 to Ralph and unnamed Loyd of 527 S Sycamore, weighs seven pounds twelve? ounces. Idalee Janet Owings, born September 12 to Ellsworth and unnamed Owings of Wellsville, weighs six pounds fifteen ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hermreck
Leonard Hermreck
Williamsburg
Glenn Anthony
Scott
John Scott
Quenemo
John David
Loyd
Ralph Loyd
S. Sycamore
Andrea Mead
Owings
Ellsworth Owings
Route 1
Wellsville
Idalee Janet
Got Their Wish In Triplicate
Coldwater Michigan report says Mr and Mrs Charles Rathburn welcomed three baby girls to their family. The 10 month old son and the parents’ ages are listed. all three girls are reported healthy and thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater
Mich
Charles Rathburn
Cream Fat Content Defined as Light Cream
Light cream refers to cream with 18 to 30 percent butterfat, a designation used in certain recipes to specify fat content.
Socialettes and Club News From Ottawa Area
Social notes report Mrs. Alice York of Boston visiting daughter and family in Ottawa. Theta Rho girls club received souvenir handkerchiefs at a meeting in 1.0.C.F. hall with an advisory officer traveling from Albuquerque. A Sept. 21 meeting plans initiation practice and nut cup making for a special occasion. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cook of Garden City visiting relatives in Ottawa. Dr. W. H. Dickinson, new Baptist district missionary, replaces Rev. Robert Rice who resigned. Other guests: Mrs. W. R. Hobbs and Mrs. Dorothy Rodrigue of Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Schorn of Silverton, Ore. Mrs. Rodrigue to move to Miami. The Petersons' guests stay through Monday. Arlo Peterson is Woolworth manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Rho Girls Club
C.F. Hall
Albuquerque
A. E. Cook
Garden City
Ottawa
Mr. Cook
Don Huls
F. D
Cynthia
David
Arlo Peterson
Sandra
Janie
Peterson
W. R. Hobbs
Dorothy Rodrigue
Salt Lake City
Sumner Schorn
Silverton
Ore
Rodrigue
Miami
Fla
Woolworth
W.M.S Groups In Joint Meeting
North Baptist church hosted a joint WMS and Friendship Circle gathering Tuesday evening with guest speaker Mrs Roy Garner president of the Miami Baptist Association. The session featured solos by Mrs Harry Pratt Patsy Richardson and Janet Richardson along with a Scholarship Refit playlet led by Mrs Lindel Chism Lilly Pratt and Katie Chism. Members approved the White Cross report and pledged full quota. A Love Gift of 16.40 was dedicated by Mrs Clarence Workman and refreshments were served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S. and
Friendship Circle of North Baptist Church
Roy Garner
Miami Baptist Association
Harry Pratt
Patsy Richardson
Janet Richardson
Lindel Chism
Lilly Pratt
Katie Chism
QO. O. Tucker
White Cross
Clarence Workman
George Phibbs
Don Blunt
Ben Nicholas
Clarence Keefer
Three Months of Color In Spring Bulb Garden
The article explains arranging spring flowering bulbs in groups for maximum effect. It covers bulb choices and timing from snowdrops to late tulips, recommends focal garden plantings, and notes tulips need sun, require little watering, and can endure for years in well drained soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Caution on Giblet Preparation in Stuffings and Spreads
When using cooked giblets in poultry stuffing or gravy or in a sandwich spread, cut away the cartilage or gristle from the gizzard to ensure a smooth texture and pleasant eating quality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s Page Society
Harmony Music Club
Jeannie Hogelin
A. L. Hogelin
Pam Adamson
the Mines
Harold Cade
E. W. Swallow
Charles Burlingham
Elmer Sutton
Max Roush
Albert Williams
R. L
G. L. Bolton
Lola King
Emile Barnes
Maude Haight
W. A. Fyfe
Maude Tipton
Bolton
Barnes
C. W. Henning
Mmes
Charles Mavity
Cliff Reynolds
Cliff Bigelow
I. J. Rice
A. H. Wittmeyer
Ralph Latimer
John Pistorius
Raymond Smith
O. B. McNish
Hawkins School
Emerson Max
Olin Wollen
Elmo Andrew
Andrew
A. J. Jefferis
Paul Andrew
Floyd Coffman
Milton Danielson
Donald Hoglund
Dale Purcell
Harry Rybolt
Harold Sodaman
Paul Thompson
Glenn Underwood
T.josef Aspirin
James Wolfe
Country Club
U.P
Centropolis
Rebekahs
Alice York
Boston
Mass
Charles Rouse
Kathy
Ruth
W.M.S
Dolman
Zoro’s
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