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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1966
Page
9
A collage of reader tips covers kid safety with plastic bag cautions, socked rulers for corner cleaning, repurposing pillowcases for hot water bottle covers, sewing worn girdle supports into coat sleeves for gloves, and clever storage ideas using walnut shells and medicine-box containers.
Mrs. William Clark hosted a luncheon for the Daughters Club of Centropolis on Thursday with Mrs. Ludell Nielson presiding. The group observed birthday anniversaries for Mrs. Earl Sink and Mrs. Donald Woodsum and a wedding anniversary for Mrs. Roger Scott. Fourteen attended.
Donna J. Smith wed Carl B. Harris in a 4 p.m. ceremony on April 3 at the bride’s parents home in Ottawa. Rev. C. A. Hall presided. Donna teaches at Pleasanton after study at Ottawa University and a year at Basehor. Harris works for a Kansas City newspaper company. They reside in Pleasanton after a short wedding trip. A supper was hosted by the bride’s family and friends.
The Kansas State Employment Service and Wichita public schools sponsor a five week RN refresher under Mans power Act. Enrollment starts May 2 statewide for licensed RNs. 40 hours weekly with three weeks clinical in Wichita hospitals. Eligible students may receive allowances about 40 dollars weekly plus five dollars per dependent. applicants must be sole family supporter with two years salaried employment.
A 14 year old girl seeks help as her father shames her about weight and makes life miserable. Ann Landers advises medical evaluation and a sensible diet, noting nagging worsens eating. A second letter complains of a $58 monthly government check being misused, with Ann scolding the reader for focusing on the amount instead of improving finances.
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