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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1966
Page
4
A collage of reader tips on organizing sewing bits with plastic sandwich bags, stuffing fowl efficiently, improving walker comfort with foam padding, knotting mop strings, using suspenders to hold diapers, storing clean handkerchiefs in trousers, packing travel bags, repurposing onion bags as scratchers, and quick ways to peel carrots.
A baby born April 16 at St. Luke's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell D. Hay of Kansas City has been named David Darin. The infant weighed 8 lb 7 oz. Hay is the former Mary Dukeverly of Pomona.
Ruth Wyeth patterns offer actual-size cutting and painting guides for a deer a bunny a squirrel and two birds. The four patterns come in the Lawn and Garden Figure Packet priced at 1.00. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
A reciprocity luncheon on Saturday gathered 78 PEO members from Yates Center Humboldt Garnett Iola and two Ottawa chapters. Mrs D G Laury presided as reciprocity president. State president Mrs H R Fratzer Topeka spoke and 50 year members were welcomed. Hostesses from Chapter GL Ottawa wore large straw hats and entertainment featured The Telephone by Minotti with Mrs William Kloster and Al Williams.
The Just-A-Mere Club met with Mrs N A Chambers hosting and Mrs Don Lae Mont presiding. Mrs Charles Burlingham led songs as members played games. It was announced Mrs L A Gaddis and daughter Elaine traveled to Washington DC for a D A R gathering. Mrs S H Haight helped serve refreshments. Mrs Burlingham will host the May meeting.
John E. Lawrence of Deal and Newark New Jersey arrived by plane Thursday to spend the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Ewing M Lawrence in Pomona He had been in Chicago on business and returned home Sunday afternoon.
The Senior Club met Friday at the Youth Center with 27 members. Mrs. Fayetta Burnett presided, devotions by Mrs. Lillian Spears on Acts 6, the life of Stephen, and the first martyr. Members recited the Lord's Prayer, observed a birthday, heard readings, and enjoyed a vocal number. A carry-it dinner is planned for the next meeting plus table games after refreshments.
A listing of social club events and meetings across multiple groups. Mentions Beta Gamma and Omicron Chapter entries, dinners, workshops, circle meetings, a women’s society, a church event, and a ladies luncheon at the country club. Includes various hostesses and locations such as Anchor Building and First Christian.
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