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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
9
A representative from a major washing machine maker provides expert guidance on the graying of clothes. He explains that water turbidity results from fine particles like sand, clay, or vegetable matter suspended in the wash, contributing to dulling fabrics.
A vintage pattern notice promotes Printed Pattern 4561 for women's sizes 36 through 50 with wool or knit fabrics, plus a cheeky care column on dye, water, and detergent effects. It includes reader letters and home tips on clothing care and fabric behavior.
A party to honor the Follies director is set for 8 p.m. September 18 at the Country Club, organized by the Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. About 300 guests expected. volunteers asked to provide 27 dozen sandwiches and 10 plates of chips and dip. Call auxiliary president Mrs. W. C. Artinger or Mrs. Frank Vivian for food donations. Cast members needed. interested parties may call Mrs. Joe Stephenson or Mrs. Tom Marks. Stage experience helpful but not required.
A number of Mavity relatives will visit Mrs Elizabeth Mavity for the weekend to attend the marriage of Pamela Mavity and Michael Shepard Saturday evening. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Vince Stokes Craig Mo Mr and Mrs W A Mavity Chicago Mr and Mrs Glen Eldon Nauman and Mrs Thelma Nauman Mound City Mo Mrs Maxine Offenbacker Tare kio Mo and Mr and Mrs S R Mavity Pleasanton Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Brown married July 29 by Rev. Robert F. Gant in the Church of the Nazarene Garnett. The bride Sande ra Sue Meyer is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Meyer of Harris. Groom a Garnett High School graduate, employed at Hallmark Inc La werence.
A gathering of relatives occurred Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele Sr. Pomona RFD 1. Guests included Mrs. Wilma Crews Greeley Cole and several family members from Emsporia Overland Park Topeka Kansas City Miami and Ottawa. They shared dinner and supper with Kent Hilding and Grace Steele among others. Afternoon callers included Bud Briggs Balde Win and Mary Scoe ville along with Miguel Acosta and Diane, Richard and Maggie from Miami.
An early account from Captain John Smith notes that poison ivy is not native to Europe yet arrived in reports. He describes the rash redness and itching, with blisters, adding it can be painful and dangerous and has earned an ill reputation.
AP analysis details a fraught but polite standoff between President Johnson and Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Kennedy nationally critiques Vietnam policy and elections while offering advice and praise, testing Johnson’s patience as Kennedy pushes for broader foreign aid, Asian policy shifts, and domestic rebuilding.
Socialettes Rick and Gary Powell of Fort Collins visit grandparents Gene and Mrs Powell with aunt Mrs Bryce Wantland for a week. Dolly Smith Patsy Perez and Barbara Hull attend Neosho Presbytery Council of Youth at Emporia State College this week. two are Youth Council officers and one is Ottawa area delegate.
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