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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1975

Page

7

Betty King to Wed Dee Sims in Homewood Church Ceremony

Mr and Mrs Max King of Homewood announce betty King engaged to Dee Sims son of Mr and Mrs Chester Sims of Plainville. Betty a 1974 Central Heights graduate now at Oakhaven Nursing Home Richmond. Dee works for the city of Garnett. Wedding planned for November at Homewood Christian and Community Church.

Max King Homewood Betty Dee Sims Chester Sims Plainville Central Heights Oakhaven Nursing Home Richmond City of Garnett Homewood Christian and Community Church

Antique And Art Show This Week

The Greater Kansas City Gamma Phi Beta alumnae chapter hosts its 15th annual Antique and Arts Show Tuesday to Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Ranch Mart Auditorium 95th and Mission Road with 38 dealers from Missouri and Kansas, plus a home bake shop, spice bar, cider and cheese bar, lunch service, informal modeling, a $100 door prize and $2.50 admission.

Greater Kansas City Gamma Phi Beta Ranch Mart Auditorium 95Th and Mission Road

Community club events and meetings listed for week

A schedule of local group meetings and activities includes MONDAY gatherings at GOLD Star Mothers Anchor Building and TOPS KS with 7:30 p.m. sessions, Head Start HOPE Society and Trinity United Methodist Church events, BETA Omega and BETA Sigma Phi activities, a Dubs Bridge Party, a 6:30 p.m. BETA Gamma potluck, GL of PEO salad luncheon, transportation contact, SWEET Adelines at 7:30 p.m., RANSOM Memorial Hospital Auxiliary sewing at 9:30 a.m., TOPS KS and KNIGHTS Progress Chess at 7 p.m. in Ottawa Library basement, FRIENDSHE Circle at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Lois Lahman.

Ata Athe Hope Society Trinity United Methodist Church Camilo Gobea Ransom Memorial Hospital Knights Progress

Freezer Load Impacts Cost and Food Safety

Keeping Freezer A full is more economical than a partly filled unit. A full freezer can keep food frozen for about two days during a power outage, even in summer. With less than half load, foods may not remain frozen beyond one day.

Baby names and births span several families in the area

Rev and Mrs Jerry Barber Richmond welcome Rusty Evern a four pound six ounce son born Sept 9 at Ransom Memorial Hospital The Zooks Lawrence Locust announce Megan Ruth seven pounds ten ounces born Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital The Bristows announce Aaron Michael born Aug 31 at Ransom Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds 114 percent ounces The Bryans announce Lawrence L Bryan III born Sept 5 weighing seven pounds four ounces Kristin Leigh is welcomed by the Underwoods Clark and Maycumber families with birth Sept 7 at their respective residences and hospitals

Jerry Barber Richmond Ransom Memorial Hospital Rusty Evern Crystal Jerry George Barber Sharon Springs Ward Davis Bridgeport Neb Lawrence Memorial Hospital Fred Zook S. Locust Megan Ruth Zooks Amy Aaron Michael James Bristow S. Oak James Galen Galen Bristow N. Poplar Bessie Harris Lawrence L. Bryan Jr Lincoln Lawrence L. Bryan III Lawrence L. Bryan Sr Ash George Maycumber Baldwin Elma Good Elim Gertrude Maycumber Osawatomie W.P. Wheeler Lawrence

Nurses Tour Facility and Christmas Plans Detail

Franklin County Nurses Association toured the Franklin County Health Department offices at Ransom Memorial Hospital during a meeting. A film on breast examination followed. Fifteen members attended plus a new member Rita Gahagan. A croupette funded by the nurses was ordered for future use. Plans for the Christmas meeting on December 10 were set at Dana Weiden’s home, with the medical auxiliary as guests.

Franklin County Nurses Association Franklin County Health Department Ransom Memorial Hospital Rita Gahagan Faye Rubick Dana Weiden S. Ash

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