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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1963
Page
6
Dear readers send questions on lost engagement rings office problems and loan repayments. Ann Landers offers guidance on handling grief cherishing memories moving past loss and practical tips for workplace behavior and resolving awkward social debt with relatives.
Art notes compare Impressionist and Expressionist aims with Van Gogh cited as an early modernist. A Sweet Adelines chorus in Independence prepares for competition with 16 groups, wearing coordinated costumes. Region 7 charters show 28 chapters plus applicants. A Topeka garden tour opens the Garden Center on April 23 from 1 to 4 pm with tea at Meade Park. Donations are one dollar.
Readers learn moisture in the home reduces static electricity. Tips include using water on surfaces, vaporizer use, opening windows on damp days, foggy-air home humidity, and barefoot walking reducing shocks. Also notes on dampening garments with a sponge and keeping salad greens portioned for freshness.
Mrs Marion Stark hosted the Friendship Circle meeting assisted by Mrs Albert Kraft. Mrs Lloyd Wilkinson led the session. Prizes went to Mrs Dean Baer and Mrs Frank Cannady. Mrs Kraft sang two vocal numbers with her guitar. Offering totaled 1.86. Guests included Mrs Kenneth Gentry and her daughter. The Herald pays 5.00 weekly for best news tip.
Guests attended the Senior Club No. 1 gathering yesterday, including Mr and Mrs Earl Bellman of College Park Maryland and William Kerr of Mountain View California. Mrs Bellman accompanied singing after the pledge and Lord's prayer. A birthday for Mrs R C Marcell was noted. A hospital thank you letter was read for donated vases scrapbooks and stuffed animals. Entertainment featured humorous readings and clippings, with refreshments served and table games enjoyed.
Mr and Mrs Don Reimer of Lawrence announce the birth of a son Friday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The baby weighs 7 pounds 2.5 ounces. Mrs Reimer is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of 1450 South Cedar Street.
Naomi Club met yesterday to plan a May 17 visit to the 100F Rebekah home in Manhattan. Members will bring knee robes and bibs, provide a resident program, and hold a basket lunch with all Rebekahs invited. Mrs. Lee Shobe chairs robes and bibs. eight robes and six bibs were brought.
Barbara Warner hosted the Musical Minors Club on Friday evening at the Warner home. Juanita Gish and Laurie Wallace presented memory recitals and earned awards from sponsor Mrs. M. A. Welty. Janet Warner and other members performed piano solos. a maestro game was played. refreshments were provided for 22 attendees.
Sunday features GOLD STAR MOTHERS installation and various club meetings led by Mrs. Worley and others at local organizations. Monday to Friday list includes Legion Auxiliary sewing, PEO chapters, coworker circles, Tot to Teen program, Skilton Music Club youth program, Rebekahs, Beta Sigma Phi Founders Day, KIWANI Queen shrimp supper, Elm Grove and First Methodist circles, Trinity WSCS, VFW Auxiliary installation, De Molay Mothers visit, Peoria Cole community Senior Club and Youth Center activities.
During a Thursday business session Mrs Sam Shumate led the FLA Club in planning a field trip to the University of Kansas. The group will have luncheon in the Commons, visit museums and other sites of interest. Mrs Jim Berry hosted and served dessert, arranged games, and gave personal gifts to guests. Secret sister gifts went to Mrs Morris Ferguson Mrs Tone Dragon Mrs Harry Holmes and Mrs H A Ward with guest Mrs Fred McFarland in attendance.
Mrs. Bernhard Fleming of Wellsville recalls tea room work in Wichita and Hutchinson. The piece lists recipes from her era including Spanish Rice, Hot Spiced Tongue, Custard Chicken, a shortcake, Cranberry Mold for buffet, a lattice pie and a home bread recipe with yeast, molasses and a two loaf method.
The Fairmount Birthday Club assisted in serving a birthday dinner yesterday at Mrs Larry Dunn’s home with Mrs Alberta De Shazer Mrs Irl Staley and Mrs Ralph Overstreet helping. Birthdays for Mrs Edward Ferguson and Mrs Dolly Davis were celebrated. A quilt was worked on and Mrs Russell Wray presented a quilt to the club. Mrs Clyde Newby led the business meeting and Mrs Frederick Ferguson organized entertainment. Visitors included Mrs J O Taylor Richard Carey and Brad Ferguson.
A baby boy named Russell Allen Montague, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Montague of 1137 N. Sycamore, was celebrated at a recent shower with 26 guests. Hostess Mrs. Carroll Whiteford, assisted by Mrs. Floyd Thompson, Mrs. Mike Newmaster, Mrs. Fred Heathman, and Mrs. Charles Talbott, arranged a building blocks theme with table decor and refreshments.
Carol Cade of Greeley was guest of honor at a bridal shower for her upcoming home and June wedding. Hostesses included Mrs I C Haughn Mrs Paul Sims Mrs Harold Bryan Mrs George Lewis and Mrs John Casten. Orchid and white decorations complemented the event with Miss Sandra Haughn and Miss Carol Stultz assisting at the guest table.
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