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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1959
Page
3
A reader asks Ann Landers about political stances and confidentiality in a column, while a second letter from junior high girls seeks guidance on handling a classmate with poor personal hygiene. Landers cautions against public political stances and advises a private, respectful approach to social issues.
Ardyce Arleen Sampson of Colesburg Iowa and Max Wilson son of Henry Wilson of Richmond were married in Zion Methodist Church near Colesburg with Rev David Brane and Rev Howard L Spiegel officiating. White gladioli decorated the altar and vocal selections were performed in a double ring ceremony.
Installation Monday at Mrs Roseberrys home introduced transfer member from Newton. Eleven present. Wedding of Doris to be held with formal ceremony and reception. bride wore embossed silk organza gown with lace crown. Dorothy Sampson maid of honor. Henry Wilson best man. eight members attended reception. couple to reside in Madison Wisconsin. Doris urged to avoid gossip and stay true.
A layette shower for baby Diana Marie honored Mrs. Lowell Gish last evening at Opal Howell's home. Union Chapter No. 16 C E S hosted with Mrs. Robert Pence and Mrs. Glen Gates organizing entertainment and refreshments.
New Franklin County home economics agent Miss Rosemary Crist will speak Friday at the HDU Spring Tea in the Methodist Church. Marjorie Roeckers of Richmond will show slides, and Mrs. Raymond Wagner will preside. Mrs. Fred Krasinger will lead group singing with Mrs. Lewis Buck at the piano.
The Merry-Go-Round Club hosted a household shower yesterday afternoon at the Ernest Johnson home for Mrs. John Sheeley. The Sheeley residence, recently destroyed by fire, served as the setting for opening gifts and games. Spring flowers and lace umbrellas decorated the table with miniature umbrellas as favors. Refreshments were served.
A Friday forecast event at The Sanior Club and Youth Center highlights activities by the Royal Neighbors with Koon Juncheon, inviting community attendance and participation.
Mrs Dolt A Brown was guest of honor at a layette shower hosted by Mrs Kenneth Cook with assistance from Mrs Bruce Fleming. A stork balloon held a cord to trigger inflated balloons as the guest opened them at sounds from an alarm clock. Each gift cue told its purpose in rhyme. Refreshments were served. Twenty two guests attended.
A simple two component dish using frozen green peas and drained canned small white onions reheated together. Garnish with strips of canned pimiento for color and extra flavor.
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