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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1967
Page
2
New York fashion notes for back to school feature plaid kilts solid red or blue skirts with waist length or long sweaters, plus haberdashery shirts and glow of hardware like zippers and belts. Soft rabbit fur knits and velvet create evening looks while bold plaids, tattersall checks, and duroy fabrics shape hunting inspired coats and cloaks.
Misses waist sizes 24 to 32 inches offered in flannel tweed blends and knits. Pattern 4825 from Anne Adams includes size 24 25 26 28 30 32 with 65 cents base price and 15 cents extra for mailing. Include name address zip size and style number for ordering via The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept.
The Rossman family reunion was held Sunday at Garnett Lake with many relatives in attendance. Guests included Frances Winkleman, Lawrence and Liberty Winkleman, George Honeyman and daughter from Stillwell Oklahoma, Frank Graham and Billy Joe, Clara Licktelg, Lawrence Wolken, Art Jackman and Joyce, Garnett, John L. O'Neil and family, Duane Campbell of Williamsburg, Don Wolken and daughters of Chanute, Robert Bobba and children of Rantoul, and the Joe Claron and Lewis Sobba families of Richmond.
Mrs. Emile Barnes opened the Seekers Class meeting at Trinity Methodist Church in the afternoon. Mrs. Ethel Wood led devotions and reports were given as roll call was read. The class motto was recited and a courtesy report listed 34 cards, 31 calls, one gift, and 11 bouquets. Birthdays of Miss Hope Mott Mrs Ma Ackley and Mrs Maude Haight were noted. Barnes read items from Upper Room. refreshments were served.
Socialettes note weekend visitors and arrivals at rural Richmond area homes including Lois Rockers from Kansas City and the James Rockers family from Independence Kansas. Other visitors include Don and Gerald Rockers, Clathe and Sharon Kratzberg, and relatives from Overland Park Hutchinson and Ottawa. The item also records attendance at a funeral and a 75th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Gault.
A reader shares thrift tips from Dear Heloise for barbecuing and makeup care. Suggestions include dousing hot coals with water to reuse coal, using two long handled tongs, and repurposing bread sacks for clean barbecue handling. Additional notes cover hemming by machine, preserving mascara with hot water, measuring shortening with cold water, and a simple baby blanket made from gingham.
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