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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1973
Page
3
A reader shares childhood bed wetting fears tied to family trauma and explains a relaxation method using progressive attention to body parts and comforting thoughts to improve sleep. The letter also covers marital strain from excessive phone use and suggests counseling as a remedy.
Marconette Michelle, 3 months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Marconette of 507 E. 7th, is joined by grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marconette, Ottawa. Visiting Monday at Ransom Memorial Hospital with Mrs. W. G. Tulloss was Mrs. Jack Monson of Torrance, California, daughter of W. Ralph Focht of Anaheim, formerly Rantoul, a former school superintendent. Monson’s husband works in Torrance schools. Mrs. Carol Graham of Mound City visited Wednesday with her aunt, Mrs. C. C. Adamson.
The annual Gilbert family reunion gathered in Ottawa over Saturday and Sunday with more than 1 relative present in Forest Park. G Everett Gilbert of Topeka led the Sunday business meeting and new officers were elected for 1974: Harlan Gilbert of Dighton as president and Merle Dible of Oakley as secretary.
Mrs. Arthur Shibe hosted the Adult Bible Class at First United Presbyterian Church in Ross Hall with opening prayer by Mrs. George Puvogel. Devotions were given by Mrs. Bertha Johnson and the lesson topic was presented by Mrs. Lillie Clark. September meeting announced by Addie Paul. Esther CWF group at First Christian Church studied Mission In A Changing World led by Mrs. Glen Chickadonz. Dora New hosted 13 members and two guests Alma Schweitzer and Marguerite McCurdy. Kenneth Liegerot opened with the poem Clock of Life. Committee Club Forecast includes Friday Senior Club at 1:30 p.m., NAOMI Club, and Birthday Club with Mrs. M. M. Green at Forest Park shelterhouse.
Mrs. Harlan Page reported 12 complete health kits were provided and urged blankets layettes and clothing for the Church World Service truck due in Ottawa on Sept 10. Mrs. Glenice Brown led worship Risking Ourselves as Christians. The Sept 5 CWF meeting will be a noon luncheon with Miss Jane Nesbey as November speaker and Roger Carstensen as state retreat speaker.
A program will be given at North Baptist Church at 7 30 p m Sunday to highlight the Vacation Bible School which ends Friday. Mrs Beth Hotaling directs the school aided by 22 helpers. Forty six children from nursery to sixth grade studied creation of God's world. Sessions ran mornings this week with singing slides and scenes from places around the world.
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