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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1978
Page
4
North Baptist Church at 413 E Wilson hosts an evening of musical ministry by the Internationals directed by Jim and Dolly Greer. The 90 minute program at 7 30 p m Thursday features traditional hymns Sunday School songs and other Christian music. Everyone is welcomed to attend.
September meal idea features broiled ham with a creamy buttermilk sauce and quick zucchini sauté. Includes serving details, ingredients for both dishes, and optional sides like cornbread or potatoes for a balanced, low-effort supper.
The Ottawa High School invites the public to an informal concert and ice cream social starting at 5 15 p m this Friday before the Ottawa Fort Scott football game. The OHS Vocal Music Association sponsors the event for audiences to hear the concert choir and the Cytones on the east side of the high school. At 6 p m the Cytones perform the Hutchinson State Fair program followed by three selections by the concert choir.
Mr and Mrs Alvie Tate of 414 FE Logan welcomed a daughter named Samantha Ann born September 11 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds two ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Sam Tipton 726 N Main Mrs Edna Haas 618 Linwood and Alvie R Tate of Lawrence. Great grandparents include Mrs Edna Cole of Paola and Mr and Mrs Ed Tipton of Fairland Oklahoma.
Members of the Finch family gathered for their annual reunion at the Ottawa Youth Center. A short program led to a bountiful basket dinner, with Everett Finch reading and the Martin Horn family performing songs. Over a hundred relatives attended from Ottawa and a wide region including Gladwin, Shawnee, Baldwin, Lyndon, Williamsburg, Junction City, Topeka, Garnett, Lincoln, Kansas City, Lawrence, Wellsville, Rantoul, and Osawatomie.
Winners were Marie Hufstedler and Wanda Durbin first, Mary Hill and Dot Miller second, Ike and Mary McMahon third. Special quarterly games start next Monday with extra master points. The October first Monday charity game will include a pot luck dinner and local charity to be announced.
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