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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1956

Page

12

Child Study Club Talk On ACET Convention Slides

Mrs Don Hoglund spoke last evening to the Child Study club about her trip with her husband to the ACET convention in Washington DC and showed slides. Hostess was Mrs E Fleming. Members present included Mines Elmo Andrew Jerry Bowman Milton Danielson Lelan Davis A J Jefferis E V Meyer Emerson Max Dale Purcell Harry Rybolt Earl Schmanke Glenn Underwood and Olin Wollén.

Child Study Club Don Hoglund Washington, D. C

Layette Shower Draws 000-Person Guest List at Bradley

A layette shower featured an assistant hostess at the Bradley with games and refreshments. Guests included Mines and names such as Howard Henderson George Zook Janice Robert Massingale A A Hendrickson Roy Clark Martin Brockway Delbert Hay John Ball Marla Sherry Bob Reddick Arland Hendrickson Larry Hollingsworth Becky Flossie Brown Pat Hay Carolee Burns. Gifts came from the Mines while senders included Robert Hunley Lowell Fouts Lyle Fouts Melvin Mundell Max Beaneau Charles Rhoades Marjorie Lloyd Frances Atkins Bobby Boyd served as chauffeur and Mrs Kenneth Massingale was manager. Bernie Glickman was an honored guest with Chicago industrialist connections noted.

Bradley Howard Henderson George Zook Janice Robert Massingale A. A. Hendrickson Roy Clark Martin Brockway Delbert Hay John Ball Marla Sherry Bob Reddick Arland Hendrickson Larry Hollingsworth Becky Flossie Brown Pat Hay Carolee Burns Robert Hunley Lowell Lyle Fouts Melvin Mundell Max Beaneau Charles Rhoades Marjorie Lloyd Frances Atkins

Baby named Linda Diane in Guyman Oakia birth

The baby born today to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jordan in Guyman Oakia is named Linda Diane, weighing seven pounds six ounces. The Jordans have two sons, Steve seven and Don four. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Buckner and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Jordan visit from routes. Also notes on eye beauty tips and care from Vivian Brown and Lee Averane with eye care guidance for aging.

Dan Lee Averane Riemer Ralph Riemer King Max J William

Socialettes and Club News From Ottawa area events

Socialettes host week features cousins of Joliet residents Mrs. R O Harder and Mrs Elizabeth Harder. Lafalet club led by Mrs E H Lancaster with business by Mrs M R Monroe. Names present include Pearl Allen Frank Bell John Allen Scott Blow and others. Tot-To-Teen club met at Mrs Gordon Daugharthy with 18 members on a Southwestern Bell tour led by Mrs Flower. A daughter born to Warren Bliss and wife Sandra Jean in Manhattan Beach California. Opal Howell travels to Albuquerque to visit D C Gray family in Con Ann and David.

Lafalet Club E. H. Lancaster M. R. Monroe Pearl Allen Frank Bell John Allen Scott Blow E. J. Calvin Elma Fouts Ralph Sand B. L. Stratton L. W. Seright Ralph Weinheimer Verne White Gordon Daugharthy Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Frankie Flower Elmo Shepherd Daugharthy Warren Bliss Manhattan Beach Calif Sandra Jean Merrill Bliss Ottawa Henry Hughes Corporation Los Angeles Opal Howell Albuquerque N. Mex D. C. Gray Con Ann David

Glenn couple name newborn Melinda Kay

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dehn Glenn of route 1 Waverly welcome daughter Melinda Kay born September 18. The birth adds a new member to the Glenn family with both parents listed.

Guunus Lwu Uge Glenn Kenneth Dehn Glenn Route 1 Waverly Melinda Kay

Prize baby Virginia Needham wins Richmond fair prize

Five month old Virginia Sue Needham Lane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Needham, captured first prize in the Richmond fair baby show for under six months. Grandparents listed include Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jones, Roy Needham, and Mrs. Frances Rutledge Lane, with great grandparents named as Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones of Rantoul, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Calvin of Ottawa, and E. J. McVey of Paola.

Virginia Sue James H. Needham Lane Richmond

Ottawa Herald Births and Cooking Hint

The Ottawa Herald lists births including LeValley Sue Ellen born to Foster on Sept 95 weight seven pounds eight ounces Wanda Lee born to Griffin on Sept 22 weight six pounds 15 ounces Charles Franklin born to LeValley on Sept 27 and Gould Foster. A cooking hint suggests diced canned pineapple folded into whipped cream as a topping for spongecake cups from leftover slices.

The Ottawa Herald Pia Ana LeValley Foster Lawrence James Lesbeen Sue Ellen Charles Franklin Griffin David Neal Griffin Oak Wanda Lee Paul F Ottawa

Hag The Valuable Vitamin C Content Of Vegetables

A cautionary note on preserving vitamin C in vegetables warns that lengthy soaking or over cooking destroys valuable nutrients. It emphasizes gentle washing and quick heating to retain ascorbic acid and overall nutritional value.

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