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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1964

Page

5

Richmond Morrissey Vows In Louisburg

The couple Richmond Morrissey III and Sharon Beth Richmond- Morrisey wed Aug. 22 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Louisburg. Bride is granddaughter of Browder A Richmond of Louisburg. Groom’s parents are John Thomas Morrissey and wife. Wedding party included Mary Ellen Kennedy as maid of honor and Linda Lance Sandy Kaiser Teresa Morrisey as bridesmaids. After a reception the couple left for a west coast honeymoon. The bride attends the University of Kansas and the groom, KU graduate 64, works for Franklin Life Insurance.

Ohio St Lawrence John Thomas’ Morrisey III Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Louisburg Sharon Beth Richmond Browder A. Richmond John Thomas Morrisey S. Mulberry John P. Dunnavan Sabrina Mary Ellen Kennedy Wilmette Linda Lance Wichita Sandy Kaiser Paola Teresa Morrisey Ottawa Michael Latimer Douglas Morrisey Overland Park Michael Watson James Corlis John Lee Roger Hayden Neal Freeman Dalhart Tex San Francisco Carmel By the Sea Los Angeles University of Kansas K.U Franklin Life Insurance Co

Club Forecast Social Gatherings and Initiations

The notice lists several social club events and initiations including Baxter Social Hour led by Mrs. Harry E. DeVore, Eagles Auxiliary initiation party, SEW and GO Club with Mrs. Clif ford Gibson and Mrs. J. Everett Stark, Liberty Social Hour led by Mrs. Mary Newcomer, and Beauceant.

Garfield Garden Club Plans Autumn Treasures Flower Show

The Garfield Garden Club continued plans for its fall flower show titled Autumn Treasures, set for October 9 from 1 to 8:30 PM at Garfield School auditorium. Gardeners may bring exhibits before opening, and the event is free and open to all. General chairman is Mrs Opal Howell, with hostess assistance from Mrs Clarence Nawman. Mrs Joel Nordeen coordinated as hostess. Sixteen members attended.

Garfield Garden Club Garfield School Opal Howell Joel Nordeen Clarence Nawman

Easter Delightful Vegetable Medley in Hamburgers

Recipe details a vegetable combination with zucchini rounds and green pepper cooked in butter with water and salt. Serves four.

Baby Michael Alton Hull Born at Cush­ing Memorial Hospital

The son born Sept 10 at Cush­ing Memorial Hospital Leavenworth to Mr and Mrs G Frederick Hull Jr 1103 N Main Lansing has been named Michael Alton. Grandparents Mr and Mrs George F Hull Sr RFD2 and Mr and Mrs Clyde Funk La Cygne. Great grandmother Mrs Jessie Lemon Fontana. The Hulls have two other sons Timmy 3 and Kevin 2.

Cushing Memorial Hospital Leavenworth G. Frederick Hull Jr Main Lansing Michael Alton George F. Hull Sr Clyde Funk la Cygne Jessie Lemon Fontana Hulls Timmy Kevin

Dinner Marks First Meeting Fairmount Birthday Club Opens Fall

The Fairmount Birthday Club opened the fall season with an all day meeting led by Mrs. Freddie Ferguson in the absence of the president. Kitchen duties were handled by Mrs. Frances Dunn, Mrs. Dolly Davis, and Mrs. Ralph Overstreet. Prizes went to Mrs. Russell Dyer, Mrs. Harley Hume, and Mrs. Lloyd Daugherty. The group planned a 30th anniversary celebration at the next meeting with Mrs. Freddie Ferguson, following a luncheon at Colbern's. Present were 23 members and five children.

Fairmount Freddie Ferguson Colbern’s

BPW Club Hears Two Girl Staters

Ottawa BPW Club welcomed Anne Geiss and Barbara Hughes, Girl State representatives, sharing insights on government workings. Invitations extended for Ruth Nimeyer’s reception and a fall nursing care course. plans made for pin-wearing, a hospital room air conditioner purchase, and a 16 hour nursing course.

Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club North American Anne Geiss Barbara Hughes K. U American Legion Auxiliary B. and P. W Arthur Jones Frank Lehew Rose Campbell Gordon Sible Rex Lewis Fort Scott Club Ruth Niemeyer Harold Bennett Ransom Memorial Hospital E. C. Cummings Ethyle Welton Yates Center Armory Ivan Jones Gladys Anthony

Past Matrons Club Holds Fall Patio Meeting

The first fall meeting of the Past Matrons Club was a patio party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Raffelock. In business, Mrs. William Snyder named Mrs. W. A. Schnoke to the courtesy committee and Mrs. Lamar Phillips as parliamentarian, with guests including Mrs. T. Byron Triplett and an arrangements committee of Mrs. Raffelock, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. C. W. Thompson, and Mrs. H. F. Duvall.

Past Matrons Club Julius Raffelock William Snyder W. A. Schnoke Lamar Phillips T. Byron Triplett Raffelock Phillips C. W. Thompson

Luncheon Opens Fall Season for Chapter GL PEO

A luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. G D Weilepp opened the fall season for Chapter GL PEO. Assisting in serving were Mrs. Al Feinstein Overland Park Mrs. Robert B. Anderson and Mrs. F R Bennett Jr. Mrs. Feinstein previewed the year's activities. Present were 18 members and three guests Mrs. William Presley Mrs. George Wingert and Mrs. Marvin P Forker.

G. D. Weilepp al Feinstein Overland Park Robert B. Anderson F. R. Bennett Jr Feinstein William Presley George Wingert Marvin P. Forker

Heloise Readers Share Cornbread My Way

In a letter column Heloise relays a reader tip to grease pans and pre brown corn meal before batter to prevent sticking and ease washing. The note includes tips on vanilla in batter and sage with poultry, plus a tweezers grip trick and a bedtime spill concern for sick children.

Heloise

Hints From Heloise Young Mothers Group Idea

A note shares practical tips for everyday living such as punching a hole in a jar cap to pour liquid, sewing towels to create a hot water bottle cover, and forming a group of young mothers aged 19 to 25 who meet weekly to swap recipes tips and childraising advice for mutual support.

Heloise

Rita Hollinger shows mission slides at Trinity church

Wesleyan Service Guild at Trinity Methodist Church held an Monday evening program with Rita Hollinger presenting slides from her Southwest mission tour last summer. Attendees included Mrs Loyd Hollinger and others. the group plans a galloping tea and pie sale on Oct 9 as it enters its fourth year of service.

Wesleyan Service Guild Trinty Methodist Church Rita Hollinger Rita Loyd Holl Inger Guild Erwin Happy Arthur Brink Baldwin Dorothy Edmundson John Kelsey William Wright

OES Honors Masons at Williamsburg Meeting

OES Sadana Chapter No. 194 Williamsburg held its first meeting after vacation at the Masonic Hall with honored guests. R S Smay of Ottawa presented colored Russia slides from recent People to People travels. As pie night featured home baked pies, coffee, nuts and mints, about 50 members and guests attended, including Mr. and Mrs. N E Blair of Quenemo.

Sadana Oes Williamsburg Masonic Hall Masons R. S. Smay Ottawa Russia N. E. Blair Quenemo

New MPM Club President Chalmers Clark pictured

The new president of MPM Club, Mrs. Chalmers Clark, is shown with retiring president Mrs. Glen W. Moon at a luncheon opening the first fall session in Tuesday's Herald.

MPM Club Chalmers Clark Glen W. Moon

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