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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
2
Swiss reader questions the term cleaning lady and the idea of a lady doing housework. Ann Landers argues work has dignity, then advises a mother on teenage smoking and warns against pressuring teens with booklets. A sister asks about remarriage after a spouse’s death. Ann cautions there is no clear timeline and urges acceptance.
Mrs Henry Alban spoke on the 43rd anniversary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at IOOF hall. Mrs Ivan McFadden presided and presented a guest Mrs Ollie Warren of Shattuck Okla observing her 50th anniversary of membership. Plans to honor past noble grands were made. An Easter card was given to Mrs McFadden. Refreshments with an Easter theme were served by Mr and Mrs Floyd Hamner and Mrs Agnes Stoffer. twenty attended.
The One-To-Six Club elected officers at a North American Hotel dinner. Officers are President Mrs Carroll Whiteford, Vice President Mrs Jack Stephenson, Secretary Mrs Floyd Thompson, and Treasurer Mrs Dale Schamle. Mrs C Raymond Smith gave devotions. New member Mrs Doris Jones attended with 14 present. After the business session the group played games and sang.
Mr and Mrs Carl Senter and Martha will host a family dinner Saturday noon. Attendees include Mrs Charles Senter, Jimmy and Carla Ann, Lincoln Neb, Mr and Mrs Bill Shook, Debbie and Diane Clathe Miss Jean Jones and Miss Helen Steele Topeka, Mr and Mrs Ralph Weinheimer and Ralph Gage. The Senters travel to Lincoln tomorrow for their daughter in law and grandchildren and will visit here three weeks.
Socialettes Miss Louise Davenport of Kansas City will spend Easter with sister Miss Marguerite Davenport. Tot-To-Teen Club held a ward party at Osawatomie State Hospital with seven members. Rambling Ranchers 4-H Club square danced then played bingo, with cookies and coffee served. Zigzaggers Club was hosted by Mrs. A W Keefer with members displaying crafts and refreshments served at close.
Franklin County nurses heard reports on cardiovascular nursing trends by Mrs. Lee Roberts and Mrs. George Mesigh who attended a two day postgraduate course at K U Medical Center. Plans were made for a dinner May 8 at North American Hotel to mark the organization’s 30th anniversary with Mrs. Roberts as hostess.
Mrs. W. R. Gamble spoke on How Hymns Are Born at a Child Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs. George Hughes. Intro by program chair Mrs. Lelan Davis. Mrs. Allen Unruh opened with The Legend of the Dog. Roll call by Mrs. Elmo Andrew. Members read country parson sayings. Refreshments served.
The daughter born April 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eugene Mille at 719 W. 6th has been named Cindy Anne. She weighed 6 pounds 12 ounces. The daughter born April 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dwane Burch of 515 Willow Lane has been named Rochelle Renee. She weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces.
Members of the church class met in the Trinity Methodist Church fellowship hall yesterday sending 95 cards and four bouquets, making 47 calls and sharing Easter themed devotions. Mrs Emile Barnes opened with prayer and Mrs Hazel Harrison led devotions. Officers were re elected: W F Kitchen teacher Mildred Taylor assistant, Barnes president Belle McProud vice president Leo Kirkwood treasurer Ed Hazen courtesy, Harrison secretary. Hostesses Barnes and Harrison served refreshments.
Omicron Chapter Beta Sima Phi discussed plans for the three chapter Founder's Day meeting set for April 25 at a North American Hotel. They elected a girl of the year to be announced at the dinner and installed new officers with Mrs. Joe Karleskint hosting and serving refreshments to 15 attendees.
Mrs Charles Rogers led the Sunflower HDU lesson on Scheduling Of Your Time for the Sunflower HDU meeting held Tuesday with Mrs Elmer Sieg Moderators noted refreshments Were surprised upon returning home to find a radio station had phoned Mrs L B Schendel asking her to name a tune for a silver dollar She did not recognize the song Mexican Hat Dance and did not win the prize.
The Ladies Missionary Circle of Faith Bible Church elected Mrs Harry Dale as president and Mrs F M Coons as secretary at a Tuesday church meeting. A layette shower was held for Michael McCullough, month old son of Mr and Mrs Marvin McCullough, with gifts arranged in a baby bassinet. Mrs Arthur Allen led the business session.
Ray Evans led the opening prayer at the Ottawa Herald meeting on Thursday April 11 1983. Hostess Mrs Loren Triplett served refreshments at the close.
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