Ottawa AAUW plans tea for members and prospects
The Ottawa Branch of the American Association of University Women schedules a Sunday tea from 3 to 5 PM in the Ottawa university women’s residence hall with a short musical program. Open to any county woman eligible for membership, the event aims to acquaint newcomers with the group. President Mrs. Fred Kaiser leads the branch. committee members include Misses Gladys Anthony Evelyn Kinney Harriet Seymour Ola Easley and Margaret Prunty and Mrs. Dc A Murray of Wellsville.
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Ottawa
American Association of University Women
Ottawa University
Fred Kaiser
Gladys Anthony
Evelyn Kinney
Harriet Seymour
Ola Easley
Margaret Prunty
Dc. A. Murray
Wellsville
Local open house features Brussels lace veil display
Mrs. Marshall presided at the punch bowl while Ann Marshall helped serve and Kent Marshall assisted at the door during an all day open house from 3 to 9 PM. Mrs Peck displayed a Brussels lace wedding veil bought in Brussels in 1929 with the Paul Teeter group of Ottawa. Briles Birthday Club members shared new recipes at Mrs George Gould's home with officers elected including Mrs John Ball as president and Mrs Gould as vice president. A potluck dinner followed and attendees included Mrs Robert Lister and Mrs Jim Hoover. Presbyterian Women met with speaker Mrs William G Ward, pastor's wife, and a retreat report from Miss Carrie Adams.
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T. W. Henshaw
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Charles Zook
Paul Boyke
A. O. Head
Rantoul
Ned Shull
O. L. Breckenridge
Tom Lackey
Harry Loyd
Jim Robinson
Carl Furman
C. BE. Jones
Margaret Spears
Frank Bingaman
C. J. Moore
Margaret Myers
Haskell Cates
Marshall
Ann Marshall
Kent Marshall
Briles
George Gould
John Ball
Gould
T. T. Shelton
Emil Kirchhoff
Jim Hoover
Newt Stephenson
Robert Lister
Vern Ritchal
Kirchhoff
Thomas Lee
Willard Lister
W. C. Briles
Albert Carpenter
Elton Vickers
J. F. Barr
Earl Harris
Africa
Carrie Adams
Iola
S. S. Bergsman
John’. Wallace
William G. Ward
W.E. Ban
Looking Back At Ottawa Society Sept 22 1940
Mrs. James Simms entertains the S A C club with roll call on the origin of useful articles. Mrs J M Leeper helps serve from quarter tables decorated with ascers. Members include Mrs W H Church Mrs E R Crawford Mrs J E Flora Mrs A L Graham Mrs F J Held Mrs W A Laird Mrs N L Wheeler and Mrs W H Armstrong. Mrs H A Dunn returns from a two month trip with daughter and husband Dean and Mrs R A Schwegler of Lawrence to Minnesota Wisconsin and Chicago.
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James Simms
S.A.C. Club
J. M. Leeper
Mmes
W. H. Church
E. R. Crawford
J. E. Flora
A. L. Graham
F.J. Held
W. A. Laird
N. L. Wheeler
W. H. Armstrong
H. A. Dunn
Dean
R. A. Schwegler
Lawrence
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
American tourist among victims in Israeli bus ambush near Lebanon
An American, identified as Herman Branch, 28, of Brooklyn, and a Canadian woman, Rogica Bercowitz of Montreal, were among nine injured when armed gunmen ambushed an Israeli bus near the Lebanese border. Bercowitz was treated at Pariah Hospital, her condition listed as not serious.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Herman Branch
Brooklyn
N.Y
Joseph Teitelbaum
Rogica Bercowitz
Montreal
Pariah Hospital
Tiberias
Greene Hetzel Vows At First Baptist Ottawa
Lucy Greene of Ottawa and Doyle Hetzel of Kansas City Kansas married Sept 4 in Ottawa at First Baptist Church. Rev C W Southard led the double ring ceremony at 3 pm with white gladioli and candles. The couple plans a trip to the Ozarks after a reception at the church.
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Doyle Hetzel
North van Buren
Topeka
Lucy Greene
Ottawa
Kansas City
Kas
First Baptist Church
C. W. Southard
Jolene Brink
al Pellitier
Helen Ferguson
Janet
Janice Pellitier
Scott Chesbro
June Sutton
Princeton
Janice Hart
Don Ferguson
Jon Ware
Elmer Sutton
POMONA Hosts Teachers reception at church basement
The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist church and the P.T.A. held a reception for school teachers and staff in the church basement. James Driver led the program with solos by Jane Richardson Connie Sue Service and a cornet solo by Williston. Freshmen 24 sophomores 13 juniors 9 seniors 25 total enrollments up 17 from last year. Community welcome by Neal Baxter. Refreshments served to a large crowd. Various local families visited across Sunday meals and calls through the day.
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W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
P.T.A
James Driver
Jane Richardson
Connie Sue Service
Deanna Wittman
Williston
Neal Baxster
Sharon Miller
State Teacher’s College
Emporia
Harry Miller
Norman Miller
Steve
Connie
Bob
Marvin
Sheryl
Gene Miller
Nickie
Gary
Ross Johnson
Barbara
James
Roy English
Glen English
Ottawa
Delbert English
Belle Barbee
Overbrook
Fred Louk
Kansas City
Socialettes Gain Colorado Springs Trip and Local Club News
Social notes recount Mrs. Bob Compton and children heading by train to Colorado Springs for a wedding duties with Julia as flower girl. Dorothy Waite to be married, with Mrs. Compton as matron of honor. Local clubs met with hostesses and prize winners listed, including mys tery and card-game winnings, and gatherings at North American hotel, school auditorium, and Valley View school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Compton
Julia
Jimmy
Bobby
Larry
Colorado Springs
H. B. Club
North American
Ralph Williams
Williams
Clarence Keefer
Mmes
Levier Hough
Rose Campbell
Nellie Brown
Leo Howard
Harry Hjorth
Glenn Wesen
Merrill Bliss
Emile Barnes
Local Notables Named in Obscure Notice Draft
The fragment lists individuals including Guy Barker J E Burkee and George Standfast among others as part of an unfinished notice. The context remains unclear with only a partial roster readable.
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Guy Barker
J. E. Burkee
George Standfast
Kansas counties receive liquor enforcement tax shares
The state treasurer reports a total distribution of 160,860 to Kansas counties from the two percent liquor law enforcement tax for the quarter ended September 15. Individual amounts vary by population and valuation, ranging from 19,177 for Sedgwick County to 270 for Wallace County. Protection. U. S. Savings Bonds.
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Topeka
Kansas
Quarster
Sedgwick County
Wallace County
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Ann and
Kent
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O. E. Hamlin
Paola
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Maynard Peck
Ralph Kinder
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Meador
Howard Kinder
Pamela
Peter
Charles Meador
Fred Meadors
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