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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1959

Page

10

Pond Morris Vows Read In El Dorado

Janis Sue Pond and Don Morris wed September 6 at First Baptist Church El Dorado in a lavender and purple setting. Rev Charles Trent officiated the double ring ceremony with organist H H Cotton Jr and soloist Mrs James Nider assisting. The bride wore white antique silk taffeta with lace, a midriff bodice, and sequin knee appliques. The couple resides at 723 S Poplar Apt 9 in El Dorado and attend Ottawa University as juniors.

S. Poplar Apt. 9 Ottawa University Don Morris Janis Sue Pond Elmer Pond Leon Sidney Morris Ottawa First Baptist Church Il Dorado Charles Trent Kansas River Northeast H. H. Cotton Jr James ‘Nider

Flood Control Talk at Otawa B P W Dinner

Lamar Phillips spoke at the Otawa Business and Professional Women's dinner at the North American Hotel last evening about flood control work in the area. Public Affairs committee members hosted the program and welcomed new members Miss Nora Evans Miss Lucille Prunty Mrs Frank New Mrs Delbert Campbell Mrs Russell Shipps and Mrs Carl Nutt. Present visitors included Miss Prunty Miss Nancy Lollar Miss Evans Mrs Jay Saner Mrs B A GIllen and Mrs Lamar Phillips. Thirty four members attended.

Otawa Business and Professional Women’s North American Lamar Phillips Lindel Chism George Silvius Goldie Sands Arthur Jones Paola Nora Evans Lujclle Prunty Frank New Delbert Campbell Russell Shipps Carl Nutt Miss Prunty Nancy Lollar Evans Jay

Wedding details reveal classic formalities and attire

A bride wore a crown of sequins and pearls with a white Bible and cascade bouquet. Attendants included Lynda Pond as maid of honor and siblings as candlesitters and groomsmen. The reception followed at the church parlor, with orchid corsages for the wedding party and a trip to Colorado planned by the couple.

Lynda Pond Rayamond Ross Belton Jerry Pond Candlefighters Diana Martin Sidney Morris Larry Forsythe Bud Gollier Joel Berglund Gene and

Fall Roundup Dance Promenaders Host Western Themed Night

Fall Roundup Dance Promenaders Square Dance Club held a Western themed event last night. The year plans include a beginner class starting Oct 2. For info, members may contact officers Emery Wilson of Kansas City, club caller, or the president and officers listed. Regular dances occur first and third Tuesdays at the Blue Moon with refreshments served.

Promenaders Square Emery Wilson Kansas City Blue Moon Bill Abbott Howard Huston Merritt Imel Milton Danielson Richard Hewitt

Valley Chapel Reunion Basket Dinner Held Sunday

A Valley Chapel reunion was held Sunday with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included Lonnie and who list of couples and individuals such as Maude Dyer Jo sephine Graham Mae Murphy George Bates Walter Dyer Eva Hume Ivan Streebin Chester Ferguson Emma Emery and Dean Hoopes among others.

Valley Chapel Lonnie Barnes Roy Merchant Will Scott Mahlon Smith Charles Story Ed Vick Carl Hoopes Will Bennett Raymond Brown Maude Dyer Earl Moore Leo Dyer Josephine Graham Mae Murphy George Bates Walter Dyer Eva Hume Ivan Streebin Chester Ferguson Emma Emery Vern Robinson Leslie Staadt Dean Hoopes

Hold Family Reunion Sunday in Forest Park

The Gish Montgomery reunion took place Sunday in Forest Park with many attendees listed by family. Families represented include Gish, Wingert, Flory, Wagoner, Brooks, Barnhart, Flory, Hale, Edgcomb, Barton, Hopkins, and others from towns such as Allamont LaPuerite Calif Weldon Topeka Westphalia Overbrook Baldwin Ottaway Flora Ind and more, with numerous spouses and children.

Gish-Montgomery Forest Park Frank Gish Allamont Minnie Hobbs la Puerite Calif Minnie Montgomery Jess Wingert Wilton Koehler Ora Peterson Leo Wingert Lloyd Wingert Janice Joan Bob Cheryl van Hoesen Lawrence Larry Ehichman Kendall Halstead Andrew Wagoner Donna Sue Clyde Hirt Weldon Darla Diana Alva Filburn Clayton Westphalia Chewning Topeka Qwen Brooks Clarence Barn Hart and Family Overbrook Harve Flory Marshall Churchbaugh Lester Swartz William Flory Delbert Wayne Flory Harrd Flory Oscar Flory Hallie Hale Mary Clarence McNish den Swarta Stella Shuler Baldwin Roy Beckner William Holden Lloyd Flory Connie Paul Edgecomb Ottaway Chester Barton Raymond Kinzley Lottie Barton Melvin Merlin Nina Kenneth Wayne Hopkins Pomona Otha Oyler Flora Ind

Program And Dinner Friendship Circle Meeting Notes

The Program And Dinner Friendship Circle held a program of readings and a whistling solo by Mrs. Mabel Holmes after a basket dinner in Forest Park. Mrs. George Shuler and Mrs. Chester Gibson joined as members. Officers re elected: Mrs. Enyart president, Mrs. Sealey vice president, secretaries Mrs. Wilkinson and Mr. Pohl, treasurer Mrs. Baer. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Flory and Mrs. E. B. Enyart. The collection was 2.60. Door prizes were awarded to Mrs. Joe Ames and Mrs. Chester Ferguson. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. George Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ferguson, John J. Sealey, Albert Kraft, J. H. Brecheisen, Harry Flory and E. B. Tenvart.

Friendship Circle Mabel Holmes Forest Park George Shuler Chester Gibson Harry Flory E.B. Enyart Enyart John Sealey Lloyd Wilkinson Henry Pohl Dean, Baer

Hawkins Grange Booster Night Program Highlights

Mrs Emory Morgan led Hawkins Grange Booster Night with readings by Harold Hartpence and Gary Rice sharing experiences from Grange Youth Camp in Dodge City. Gary Rice won a talent contest vocal, piano solo and readings by Mrs Charles Burlington, Mrs J G Lytle with folk songs, and a vocal number by the quartet set to compete in the state contest. Mrs Frank Bowker, Volunteer Service Director at Osawatomie.

Emory Morgan Hawkins Grange Harold Hartpence Gary Rice Grange Dodge City Charles Burlingham J. G. Lytle Fred Kissinger Frank Bowker Osawatomie

Oldsters To School at Upsala and Council on Seniors

East Orange New Jersey seniors attend free afternoon sessions on humanities under Upsala College and the Council on Senior Citizens. The program gives elderly residents access to college level lectures and courses.

East Orange Upsala Colege Council On

State Hospital volunteer work and baking contest remarks

Mrs. Lytle spoke about volunteer work at the State Hospital and a baking contest. The event drew thirty-one adults and sixteen children in attendance.

Madame Curie Visits Hoover At White House In 1929

The Nobel laureate and radium discoverer Madame Curie visited the United States in 1929 and stayed several days at the White House as a guest of President Herbert Hoover.

Madame Curie United States Hoover White House

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