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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1963
Page
3
A 17 year old high school senior writes that his girlfriend Miss A became moody and withdrawn, cried excessively, pulled hair, and threatened self harm if he ends the relationship. He seeks advice on ending the relationship while avoiding responsibility. The counselor advises the girl is mentally ill and needs professional help.
Jeanie Hinderliter, bride elect to Doug Guess, was guest of honor at a Saturday morning coffee hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Ogg and Mrs. Gordon Daugharthy at the Oge residence. Fifty guests attended as plans for the Westminster United Presbyterian Church ceremony June 1 were noted.
About 25 guests attended a bridal shower for Lavenne Lowrance last night at Mrs. Roy Taylor Jr's house. Miss Lowrance will wed Larry Lemon May 25 at her parents' home. Prizes went to Mrs. Glenn Lancaster and Mrs. Jerome Adell. Gifts were on a pink umbrella decorated table. Assisting guests opening gifts were Tamalea Pederson, three small girls, Jill Lowrance, Debbie Williams, and Valerie Hoopes. Hosts included Mrs. Louis Graves and Mrs. Joe Schawang who helped serve refreshments.
WELLSVILLE The marriage of Carolyn Campbell daughter of Max Campbell Edgerton and Fred Hammon son of Mr and Mrs F M Hammon Wellsville was solemnized at 8 p m April 20 in the Edgerton Methodist Church Rev Donald Groves officiated Organ music accompanied the ceremony The bride wore a white bridal gown and was given in marriage by her father A reception followed and the couple left for a California honeymoon They will reside in Gardner The bride is employed by Farmers Mutual Insurance Kansas City and the groom works at Hyer Boot Factory Olathe
Barbara Jean Morganstein and Charles Richard Richards were married at All Souls Unitarian Church in Kansas City on Saturday evening April 20. The bride, granddaughter of Mrs. J. R. Barnett of Wellsville, was given in marriage by her uncle Harry Barnett. Members of the wedding party included Geoffrey Benham as ring bearer Alvin L. Benham as usher and Nan cy Barnett at the guest book. Attending relatives came from Wellsville Littleton Colorado Emporia Topeka Olathe Baldwin Paola and Sterling.
A sewing club formed last evening at Mrs. Cliff Gibson's home with six members present. Officers elected: Mrs. Gibson president, Mrs. Don Gorton vice president, Mrs. Ted Fogle secretary treasurer and reporter. Mrs. W. L. Bryan from Zig zaggers Club provided a rules format. The group named Sew And Go and set the third Thursday of each month for meetings. Mrs. Gorton will host the May 16 gathering.
Socialettes report a noon dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs John Largent for Mrs Fran Evans of Roswell NM and her son Vic Seaton of Spokane WA with the Bethells. Evans visiting en route to Lexington KY. Weekend guests included Jean Lofgreen and Deanna Wichita and Joyce Cooper at Kemper Military Academy Boonville MO. Military ball Saturday and a parade Sunday on the parade grounds.
The hospital announced newborns with names and weights: Pauline Kay Mil ton born April 24 to Floyd and Mil ton of 224 S Oak. Anthony Lynn Miller born April 25 to Donald and Miller of 909 Maple. David Bruce Kalb born April 26 to Erlin and Kalb of Baldwin. Lavella Elaine Phipps born April 26 to Deward and Phipps of Melvern. Chanda Gay Birckhead born April 27 to Merle and Birckhead of 833 Tremont. Steven Michael Gish born April 28 to Dennis and Gish of 315 E 9th.
Lorene Herr of Marysville and Charles Hammon son of Mr and Mrs F M Hammon Wellsville were married at the Lutheran Church in Denver Colo on Easter Sunday April 14 A reception followed at her brother’s home Hammon is with American Telephone and Telegraph Co He was transferred from Lamar Colo to Dalhart Tex April 22 and may settle in Concordia if he accepts the assignment and the couple will buy a home there
Household hints include rinsing cans with cold water to reduce odors and save on hot water. Tips cover shaving dust with baby oil for electric shavers, cleaning with terry cloth mats, and chrome leg cleaning, inviting readers to share further household solutions.
ACE Grace Metz hosts a Wednesday club forecast with a potluck and installation as STITCH and CHATTER gather at Pomona and N. Baptist Church locations. Members from FIRST BAPTIST WMS FIRST METHODIST WSCS TRINITY WSCS and other church sister groups join a daylong program.
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