Dear Ann Landers Readers Solve Family Troubles
Ann Landers answers letters about a husband with a child by his first marriage, a domineering spouse, and a teen girl seeking guidance after a late school dance. She urges humor to handle the ex wife’s attempts to push the family apart, and notes readers’ varied takes on public manners and practical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Ijless
Harold G
Landers
Mrs. Y
Linda
Botto
Mary Lou
W.F.B.P.S
Taste First Austating Ly aguie and the Salted Shrimp Debate
A fragmented reminiscence notes table manners and romance amid a shrimp dish. The writer recalls siding with a girl, breaking up a relationship, and the role of salt in altering flavor, suggesting the need for careful seasoning and restraint.
Building Today with Better Collections for Tomorrow
Socialettes Credit Women Breakfast Club featured a program on improving collections led by Mrs. Harry Dodd and Mrs. Homer Flora with Mrs. Dick Walker as guest. 17 members attended. Army Mothers Club sewed multiple items and announced an upcoming state convention in Topeka on May 13 with a tea for attendees. Get-Together club hosted a covered dish dinner with several guests. arrivals from Toledo for a short visit noted. A Wesleyan Service Guild forming at First Methodist Church and Presbyterian Church women attended a Paola meeting, listing participating members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's
Harry Dodd
Homer Flora
Dick Walker
Army Mothers Club
Army Mothers State Convention
Topeka
Cliff Reynolds
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Phil McCracken
J. N. Carter
McCracken
Mrs Martin Hosts Wives of O U Board Members
During a special O U Board meeting wives of members and visiting trustees were hosted at Bob's on the Hill for a luncheon. Hostess Mrs A B Martin, with aides Mrs B F Bowers and Miss Edna Agnew, then welcomed the group to the Martin home for tea and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. U. Board of Trustees
Bob’s
A. B. Martin
B. F. Bowers
Edna Agnew
Martin
Mmes
C. W. Hegberg
R. M. Clogston
F. R. Bennet Jr
George Lister
Harold J. Lamb
M. H. Forester
E. E. Haley
W. E. Gilliland
Ottawa
O. A. Powell
Wichita
Otto Dubach
Kansas City
F. H. Seiger
Justus O'Railly
el Dorado
Henry Froning
Lyons
George M Huggerth
Concordia
L. W. Hostetter
Wellsville
Garden Association Convenes In Ottawa
One hundred fifty persons from 12 garden clubs gathered for the Kad Valley Garden Association meeting in Ottawa. Chairman Hing presided as Kansas City visitors and charter members were noted. A luncheon featured prizes for largest visiting group and farthest distance traveled, followed by an afternoon talk on color harmony by Winona Starkey and a tour of Ottawa gardens including the Seevers rhododendron and azalea setup.
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Ottawa
Osawatomie
Emporia
O Bathe
Wyandotte
Tolan
Baldwin
Wells
Site
W. C. Hard
Hing
Jackson
Kansas City
Land
Lantis
Moms
Wyandotte Club
Kas
Harding
Verman Mudolf
Effingham
Kenneth
Zachariah
McLough
L. O. Reagan
Topeka
Paul Gaynor
Chamber of Conmmerce
Mary Pickenpaugh
O. A
Emma
Anna Channon
Lawrence
Charles Houston
Atchison
Over
Winona Starkey
Manhattan
Franklin County Hoa
Country Club Hosts Golf Luncheon and Dessert Bridge
The Country Club hosted a Golf Luncheon and a Dessert Bridge yesterday. Twenty-six women attended the luncheon with Miss Esther Garrison and Mrs. Paul Fredeen as hostesses. H. V. Worthington won a golf ball on the blind bogie. Next week's hostesses will be Mrs. D. L. Young and Mrs. Harold Crawford. Twenty-four women attended the bridge, with spring flowers decorating the room and jonquil bouquets on tables. Mrs. Wa. C. Sievers and Mrs. M. A. Welly were mostesses. Mrs. Co. D. Haverty won high score and Mrs. Joe Terrill Consolation. Mrs. Glenn Underwand won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Esther Garrison
Paul Fredeen
H. V. Worthington
D. L. Young
Harold Crawford
Wa. C. Sievers
M. A. Welly
Co. D. Haverty
Joe Terrill
Glenn Uunderwand
Psychologist Speaks at American Legion Meeting
Miss Elizabeth Sprague, ethnical psychologist and director of the Franklin County Guidance Center, spoke last evening at Memorial auditorium to Auxiliary members about aiding veterans with mental illness and reintegration into hospitals. Mrs. Clara Sinclair presented a paper on Honduras as April opens Pan American study month. Mrs. W. H. Twyman prepared the paper, with Mrs. J Ghidas Anthony as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion — Ausillary
Elizabeth Sprague
Memorial Auditorium
Peope
Franklin County Guidance Center
Clara Sinclair
Honduras
W. H. Twyman
Jghidys Anthony
Bridal Shower For La Vela Underwood In Omaha
Mrs. Lester Daugharthy and Mrs. Lawrence Ogg hosted a Monday bridal shower for La Vela Underwood of Omaha, fiancée of Charles Senter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Senter. Floral decor featured pastel pinks and blues. gifts included a champagne cloth and a miniature bridal couple in an apothecary jar. Invited guests listed include Carl Senter, A TL Senter, L C Jones, Ralph Weltheimer, Orpha Jones, Robert McCrea, T Sandow, Dean Berlii, Wayne Dickerson, Wu Warner, Snedaker, Harold Crawford, and many others.
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Lester Daugharthy
Lawrence Ogg
la Vela Underwood
Omaha, Neb
Charles Senter
Carl Senter
Flora Bonquets
Canis
Harold Crawford
Heribert
Starrah
Glenn Mack
Smith Waworth
Isabelle Broulewee
Mary Keelin
George Pope
Dwight Haworth
Florence Harrah
Evelyn Kinney
Martha
Carolyn Senter
Baby named Richard Clark in Summit birth
A son born April 19 to Mr and Mrs Bill Wamillan Summit N J has been named Richard Clark. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lester Stoffman. 4039 Mulberry
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Bill Wamillan
Summit
N. 1
Richard Clark
Lester Stoffman
Mulberry
Club Forecast Thirwday Item Names Local Figures
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles including Mrs Ivan Mouad and Mrs Lyle, with scattered initials and broken phrases. No clear event, date, or location is discernible beyond generic club forecasting language.
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Los Angeles
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Iowa
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Sendhem
Field Enterprises, Inc
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Chicaga
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Ohio
G. H. Marshall
Hugh Chittenden
Federated Church
Paola
John Lawrence
the Presbyterian
John P. Wallace
Harv Schnelle
Jerry Bowman
Max Ward
A. C. Carpenter
William G. Ward
Dan Wilson
Zeset
Pink
Smart Clothes
Kansas
Neon
Garden Association
Meeker
Waldo Shoe Shop
S. Main
Spenat Factory Shiprates
America
S. Main St
Coin-O-Matic Laundry
Nick Krist
Mar
Hi and
Dri
Kramer's Drug Store
Thirwday Bum Grove
CLON
Ivan Mouadden
Chugh
Mig
Tron
OCA
Weank Bingaian Harmony
Lyle Rors
Ream
AH Wadr
Rtoomar
W. OH
Riddle’s Shoes
Rooay
Fc Jeanets
Roper Ngourmet
Shawn Above
the Gas Service CO. Natural Cas
Decca
45 RPM
Leroy Anderson
POPS
Andrews Sisters Bel
Joseph
Louis Armstrong
Saints
Henry Busse
Woy Lips
Wang Wang
Irandy Brooks Orchestra
Harlem Nocturne
Bing Crosby
Eddie Condon Orchestra
Charleston Black Bottom
Hoagy Carmichael
Nong Kong
Carmen Cavallaro
Chopin
Polonalas
Warsaw
Ding Crosay
Andrews Sisters
Sperry Como
Ted Weems
Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
Green Eyer
the Breeze
Uawall
Tangerine
Mario Elena
Ella Fitzgerald
Judy Garland
Gene Kelly
My Gal
Woody Herman Orchestra
AL Jolson
Guy Lombardo
Frankie and
Johnny
Mills Brothers
Gloria
Clyde McCoy
Sugar Blues
Russ Morgan
the One
Dolores Bye Bye
Blackbird
Ethel Smith
BANDO
Carioca
Harry Owens
Cocoanut Grove
Ee My Isle of Golden Dreams
Lawrence Welk
Josephine
Monah
Ted Lewis
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