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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1959
Page
9
A reader questions if Ann Landers letters are real and jokes about divorce. Others recount lessons from relationships and parenting, with Mrs W S fearing her son’s riding but advised to give freedom and safety, not paralysis.
Fashion pattern ad for Misses sizes 12 14 16 18 20 showing a skirted dress in checks stripes and solids. Includes yardage for fabric 35 inch wide and instructions on each part. Mailing details request fifty cents plus ten cents for 1st class, addressed to Anne Adams in The Ottawa Herald pattern department.
Mrs. F. E. Warner and her daughter Eloise return from a three week trip visiting Forrest Illinois relatives Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Koehler and their Wisconsin excursion. They also visited Mrs. Warner’s son and family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Warner Rick and John at Mt Rainer near Washington DC.
The son born Aug 24 to Mr and Mrs Dale Dougharty of 6776 E Gage Bell Gardens California formerly of Ottawa has been named Glen Eugene He weighed 6 lb 7 oz Mrs Lizzie Rayburn 120 E 1st is the great grandmother Elmer Dougharty Ottawa is the great great grandfather
A group of U S Super Sabre Jets left Etain for a new base in Germany as part of a larger move of about 200 aircraft from French bases to Britain and West Germany. The scaling back follows President de Gaulle's refusal to allow U S atomic weapons stockpiling on French soil. Bases at Chaumont and Toul will also be cleared.
Mrs Phil McCracken returned from Cleveland Ohio where she attended the 39th annual Supreme Guardian Council of International Order of Jobs Daughters as Kansas delegate and grand guard. Accompanying her was grand-bethel queen Earlene Scales of Great Bend along with Ralph Wilson Leavenworth and Ed Hartig Kansas City past supreme associate grand guardian and their spouses. Lake tours and programs entertained attendees during the gathering.
Members of the Hear Missionary Ann Judson Guild heard Mrs. Lisa Grino from the Philippines speak yesterday in the First Baptist Church library. Officers installed included Darlene Diven as president Laurel Bronlee wee as vice president Susan Sandow as secretary and Delores Hopkins as treasurer. Ten girls and three leaders attended.
Michael Daroff, a New York men's wear producer, reports from the American Exhibition in Moscow. He says Soviet women could embrace American lipstick cosmetics and girdles to boost friendship, noting a Russian guide cried when departing and that Russians traditionally shun cosmetics and foundation garments while praising substantial hips as beauty.
Justice Bernard S. Meyer ruled Monday against the Herricks New York school which had ordered a prayer to precede the opening of classes.
ST. LOUIS AP The National Maritime Union resumes negotiations with the four largest barge lines after an unfair labor practice charge was dismissed by the NLRB. The seven week dispute has disrupted inland waterways traffic and federal conciliator E J Barry said progress hinges on party agreement.
NMU accuses ship operators of lockout after unions balked at extended contracts. St Louis NLRB found no violation as lines shut down operations. NMU seeks wage boosts from Masters and Pilots, with some Master Pilots earning around 980 a month and pilots pushing for about 150 more monthly.
A New York State Supreme Court justice in Mineola ruled that a public school cannot force students to participate in state approved prayers. The ruling addresses compulsory prayer in public education and raises questions about church state separation and student rights in the district.
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