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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1956

Page

7

Centropolis HDU Hosts First Meeting Program

The Centropolis community club's first meeting organized by the Centropolis HDU featured the Attic sisters trio, talks by John Weidmann and Don Brown, a mixed quartet, and readings by Leo Adiler. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hood performed, with a master cake mix demonstration and display of cakes and cookies. A large attendance attended and a carnival is planned for October.

Centropolis Community Elub Centropolis Hdu Attic Sisters John Weidmann Don Brown Ted Clark Don Hood Leo Adiler

Contemplation Time Says Josephine Lowman Women Need Breaks

A column by Josephine Lowman urges every woman to set aside time for relaxation to restore beauty, energy, and balance amid daily pressures. She argues calm periods sharpen problem focus, improve sleep, and replace fear with courage, warning we risk losing this therapy amid constant duties and demands. A playful note from Child Study mentions a draft board as the world’s largest travel agency.

Josephine Lowman Miss Lowman

Emmons Couple to mark sixtieth anniversary

Mr and Mrs W R Emmons of Blue Mound celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Sunday October 7 with a 2 to 5 pm reception at Stowe Memorial Hall.

W. R. Emmons Blue Mound Stowe Memorial Hall

Birthday party for Rita Jean Clark ends with circus entertainer

Rita Jean Clark celebrated her fourth birthday at home on Thursday afternoon. Bobby Reed, former Ringling Brothers acrobat, entertained and directed songs and games. Guests included Dee Ann Snyder, Juanita Gish, David Gish, and Rita’s family assisted with refreshments.

Rita Jean Clark Archie Clark S. Poplar Bobby Reed Ringling Brothers Circus Lowell Gish Rita Raymond Heck Sandra Clark Dee Ann R Snyder Juanita David Gish Lloyd Myers E. Logan Donnie Stevens Deloris Rose Yellowstone National Park Mary Heek Jolene Streeter Barbara Annn Liebert Oscar Liebert Granger Wash Mr. Myers Howard Myers Ottawa Grace Lutheran Church Zillah

Ottawa couple to settle back home after travels

An Ottowan and his recent bride plan to establish residence in Ottawa. The article notes a tea trade context, reporting Argentina’s tea imports rising from 2,175 tons in 1952 to 25 tons in 1955.

Ottawa Argentina

Local Clubs and Society Notes From Area Pages

A collage of club listings and social notices across Ottawa area groups. Events include potlucks at La Bertoma and Union Chapel, meetings of Eastern State and Trinity women, and a royal hour by De Molay Mothers. A bridal notice details a wedding at Orchardvale Grange with Harold Myers as best man and a Price Motor Co employee groom.

Theron Clare Ottawa Garden Club Firat Mediat Jaycer Janes Eugene Ha Highland Avenue Mra A.wentrenous David Laury Valley View Mra. J Son Potluck Trinity W.S.C First Methodist Harold Myers Don Smith Williamsburg Anna Liebert Yakima Granger High School Appanoose"high School Price Motor Co

Removals and disconnections listed in credit bulletin

The bulletin lists meter disconnections and removals including Booker Albert Ti from County Road No 1 Ball Milford from 604 Willow to 429 Ash Cowdin Janey to 74 N Oak Fowler Lam ar to 620 N Oak Hastings Melvin M from 709 Granton Edger ton Kansas Metheney John A from 635 E 1th Rake Mrs Jimmy to 819 Cleveland Workman Harold from 1327 S Poplar Walker Richard to 1527 S Poplar Yokes Mrs Ruby A from 119 S Locust. The University of North Carolina had two winless football seasons, in 1883 and 1891.

The Credit Bureau Bulletin Booker Albert Ti R. No. 1 Ball Milford Willow O Ash Cowdin Janey N. Oak Fowler Lamar Hastings Melvin M Granto Edgerton Kansas Methéney John A Rake Jimmy O Cleveland Workman Harold Walker Richard Lo Ruby A

Spirit of Christ lesson at Lane annex meeting

Lane WSC fifth grade annex session led by Mrs M D White on The Spirit of Christ for all of Life featured devotions by Mrs Bill Christian. Seventeen wards and eighteen calls were reported by ten members including Mies Allen Baxter Gentry Hiebner Landers Morris Neill Stevenson White. Guests Eva Spencer and Mrs Davidson attended. The society scheduled a covered dish dinner Oct 7 with Plant Creek as guests and quarterly conference to follow. A committee to study annex expansion includes Hicher Kimball Neill Bal Neill Baxter.

Lane W.S.C Annex Christ M.D. White Bill Christian Mies A. W. Allen John Baxter Chris Paul Gentry Jake Hiebner Walt Landers Eva Morris Bill Neill Tom Stevenson White Eva Spencer Davison Plant Creek John Clinton Jake Hicher Ross Kimball Bal Neill

Deeds Recorded in This Week's Credit Bureau Bulletin

Deeds recorded include Sarah H. Cook to Noel Douglas for various parcels in McCulla's North Side and Sheldon add ons. George C. Roscoe to Lucille Roscoe Stewart for Lots 17-19 in Lathrop's Add. A E Anderson to Jerald D. Harrell for Lots 30-82 in Shinn's Add. G Alderman to Warren Wesen for W 100 of Lots 29-31-33 in Olive McLaughlin area. Mary E. Tankersley to Worth Alderman. Dean Baer to R Ferguson for Lots 1-3 in BST Add. Henry Colby to Mike Au leahy Buick Co. for NE corner of NESI Sec 14-17-19.

The Credit Bureau Bulletin Sarah H. Cook Noel E. Douglas Swm McCulla North Side Sheldon's Add Ornal Mize W. C. Fogle Williamsburg George C. Roscoe Lucille Roscoe Stewart Lathrop A.E. Anderson Jerald D. Harrell Shinn Clarence W. Ingerrsoll Edwin Snyder Mary E. Tankersley

New County Lake Opens for Fishing near Hiawatha

Kansas state officials announced the new Brown County lake seven miles east of Hiawatha will open for fishing November 29. Dave Leahy, state fish and game director, noted this is the second lake opened this year by the Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission, following the Montgomery County lake in August. The Gracie Brown County lake will be stocked with bass, crappie and channel cat, with 16 lakes built in the last three years.

New County Pratt New Brown County Hiawatha Dave Leahy Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Montgomery County Gracie Brown County Leahy

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