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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
7
A 17 year old writes Ann Landers about a high pitched voice harming self esteem and school performance. She suggests medical check, then speech therapy to build confidence and vocal control. The column also features reader questions on neighbor dog barking, a boy with obesity, and marriage expectations, with practical advice.
Advertises Pattern 4532 in Misses' sizes with a sleeveless scoop sheath and jacket option. Includes fabric requirements, price 50 cents, and mail instructions to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York. Catalog offer: over 300 designs and sizes, 50 cent catalog request.
The annual Rubick Domnan ish reunion was held Sunday in Valley Vein community house. Attendees included numerous Domnanish and Rubick family members from Prairie regions, with extended relations listed, spanning towns like Princeton Stanley Ottawa Bemidji Greeley Chanute Topeka and Richmond.
Carolee Forrer a Denver teacher visiting Hawaii describes statehood pride and rapid island impressions. She notes six tourist friendly islands besides a private and an Air Force base, with Hawaii center stage in ruins volcanic scenery, beaches and free entertainment. She highlights surfing fishing and luaus, ancient lava soil, native costumes, and orchids among abundant crops including pineapple.
A bridal shower was held at the Robert Howell home for Sandy Engles who will wed Roger Casteel this month. Hostesses Kerry Pound and Paula Howell presided with Otawa High School graduates, the couple’s mothers, and Mrs. Harry Pound assisting. A potluck supper occurred as guests shared recipe cards, gifts were on a bride centerpiece, and prizes were won by Kay Barr Barbara Heathman Edith Ponton and Mary Ott. Twenty five were invited.
The Wycoff Community club laid plans for the annual picnic on August 18 at Roadside Park and elected new officers Mrs Lawrence Lundstedt president Mrs Earl Farris vice president and Mrs Herbert Dowdy secretary treasurer Mrs Farris won a contest prize Hostess Mrs Louie Powell assisted by Mrs Harry Pahtman Devotions were led by Mrs Lundstedt Visitors included Mrs C Smith of Manhattan Mrs Larry Barnett of Panama City Fla and Mrs Eva Mitchell of Tulsa Okla.
Tips note to loosen gelatin before dipping mold in hot water with a small spatula. Also mentions The Herald pays five dollars weekly for the best reader news tip.
A teacher describes a Hawaii trip noting pineapple origins from Hawaii, Dole Co. prominence, and free juice for tourists. She recalls Diamond Head and Rainbow Falls as unforgettable sights, observes island diversity, and comments on travel times and a returned boat voyage. She brings mementos and a song and dance number titled Little Brown Gal.
Dear Gals: switch ironing from the kitchen to the living room. Set up the ironing board in the prettiest spot to enjoy the room’s loveliest things. The parlor idea is old. make the living room your personal ironing haven with style.
Reader tips cover making spray starch in a jar for smooth ironing and avoiding white marks on dark fabrics. Also included are memory prompts, grocery boning and freezing chicken breasts for ready meals, plus a maternity clothing workaround using sewn or elastic tweaks to keep outfits flattering before and after childbirth.
Connie Welton screened travel slides from the recent Methodist Southwest Missionary Tour at a Trinity WSCS session held Wednesday evening. Mrs. Walter Bolen led a brief business moment with a prayer, followed by a vocal solo by Mrs. A. E. Sullins with Miss Hope Mott on piano. Mrs. Harry Loyd led the program as hostesses served refreshments.
Naomi CWF Group of First Christian Church was entertained by Mrs. Ralph Armstrong last evening with 12 members and a guest present. Miss Clara Stitt led the worship service. Mrs. Charles Redman presented the lesson study topic Churching the Metropolitan Region. Co hosts were Mrs. Clarence Rea and Mrs. Maynard Reinecke.
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