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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1958
Page
8
Dear Ann Landers offers practical at home chores and volunteer work to beat boredom. She urges a teen to help institutions on tight budgets, painting and cleaning as ways to gain purpose and appreciation for health and mind.
Mr and Mrs Glen Dick returned from a southern tour visiting 11 states. In Oxford Georgia they met the Elliott family as Patrick Elliott prepares to teach humanities at Emory University after Chicago. Theyaimed to see Carolina Boys in North Carolina and Jamestown Virginia’s 350th anniversary. They also visited Severna Park Maryland for a newborn grandchild and Oak Ridge Tennessee and the Washington Bureau of Standards where Dr Lewis Spencer worked.
Dress up with an easy-fit sleeveless jacket a classic shirt and a box-pleat skirt. Pattern 4807 covers Misses sizes 12 to 20 with clear printed directions and yardage for size 16. Send 50 cents plus 5 more with first class mail to Anne Adams Ottawa Herald pattern dept. Include name address zone size style number.
Socialettes report sixty persons and families at the VFW Post and Auxiliary ice cream social last evening. Mrs. Paul Briili led entertainment with a silent auction a cake walk a whistling number and a songfest. Visitors included Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Mrs. Floyd McCullough. The Stiths returned from a four month Hawaii visit with Lt. Richard son’s family. Mildred McKee and Harriet Seymour took a 12 day Lake Superior resort trip. DeWayne Lofgreen family ended a two week Gunnison camping trip with fishing horseback riding and mountain climbing.
Mrs Lucille Haury and Donald Harrison of Wellsville were married at 7:30 p m on August 22 in the chapel of Ottawa First Baptist Church. Rev Roger Fredrikson officiated with a powder blue lace dress bride and a cascade of roses. Attendants Mrs Florence Shannon and Mrs Rex Stanley carried carnation arm bouquets. Best man Earl Whitley and groomsman M R Williams attended. Mrs Roger Fredrikson sang and reception was hosted by Mrs Frank O’Neil and Mrs Earl Whitley. forty five relatives and friends attended.
The couple took a brief trip to Eureka Springs Arkansas. Mrs. Harrison works as an assistant at Paola Clinic and will continue there. The groom is a government engineer currently stationed at Leavenworth. They plan to reside in Wellsville.
Dusty lamp shades and bulbs reduce light by as much as 20 percent. Wipe bulbs with a damp cloth then finish with a clean dry cloth to restore brightness.
Osawatomie grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Matherly mark 75 years of marriage with a diamond anniversary reception Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at their Elm Street home. They are 96 and 92, living independently with light chores, and expect many relatives including seven children, 18 grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren.
About 40 Soroptimist Club members and guests attended the annual club picnic last evening at Lofgreen Lake. After a basket supper on the island grounds, a program followed on the patio. Mrs. Dale Flower showed sound films on telephone service evolution and direct distance dialing. Dr. Victor and Sylva Lofgreen hosted a social hour. The supper committee included Mrs. Bruce Allison, Mrs. Orpha Jones and Miss Louise Walker.
A cooking note explains sauces in Chinese dishes use chicken stock or bouillon with soy sauce garlic and sugar. It highlights cornstarch thickeners compared to flour, noting one tablespoon of cornstarch equals two tablespoons of flour in thickening power.
Miss Ollie Brassfield notes callers at the Earl Croan home Thursday and Sunday family dining. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Redick of Gridley. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Redick and Jerry of Rantoul. Howard Victor of Kansas City visited the Dan Brassfield home and called on the George Brassfields.
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