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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1963
Page
6
Readers share marriage issues and dating woes with Ann Landers. A mistress explains long affair time and excuses while another letter questions a man’s temper and future. A nondrinker writes about social pressure and decoy drinks, prompting Ann’s playful and cautionary responses.
The notice advertises Printed Pattern 4981 for Misses' sizes 10 through 20 with a mohair weskit and gabardine culotte skirt. It requests 50 cents in coins plus 15 cents for first class mailing, and provides mailing to Anne Adams at Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York. Catalog available for 60 cents with over 400 designs.
Twenty-four members and one guest, Dave Whitaker, attended the Senior Club meeting yesterday in the Youth Center. Mrs. Myrtle Graham presided. The group sang, did devotions with Bible questions, recited the 23rd Psalm, and read member readings including I Am Your Flag and It Takes a Heap Of Fixing. Jokes were given by several members and refreshments served.
Social notes report Nancy Spaulding of Richmond visiting Cottonwood Falls with Laura Purvis on Wednesday. Mrs Leon W Spore has returned from a four day visit in Topeka with Velma Myers, niece of the late Mr Spore, at her new home. Mrs G P Butler and sons Philip and Eddie of Glendale Calif returned home after a week with her aunt Mrs Alice Fogle and family. Capt William Richardson and wife and children Linda Sue and David arrived to visit Hazen L Richardson and E G Stith, and will leave Tuesday for Norton AFB Calif.
Schedule of local club events from Monday to Friday including meetings at First Methodist Church Anchor building and Union Chapel WSCS. Highlights: supper and program for Club forecast, jaycee gatherings, Golden Age group social, various circle meetings, social hours, covered dish suppers, and senior club activities at Youth Center and community venues.
Mrs. Dwight Wilson formerly Ann Alderman, living at 700 E 11th, has collected recipes from around the world while her husband serves in Viet Nam. She notes small children shape her cooking and offers Lasagne Casserole, Lasagne, Cheese Filling, Waffles, a pineapple and mandarin orange salad, beef dishes, sauces, a chocolate cream pudding, and a lemon flavored cake with a citrus topping. The home cook shares measurements, steps, and freezing tips, highlighting family favorites and versatile meal ideas.
A luncheon at North American Hotel honored Mr and Mrs Jimmy Richardson and daughters Diana and Carla. An Ottawa Kansas State Employment Service worker will transfer to Garden City office to begin duties Tuesday with Mrs Richardson and daughters joining later.
The Junior High Kayettes held a Friday meeting at president Jane Wellen’s home. They set a membership drive for Sept 3 to Sept 20 with Sara Wood in charge, and named Martha Roush program chair for the Sept 18 meeting. Anne Elder leads Welcome to teachers, and candy sales were discussed for the financial project. Guests included Mrs. Mike Lost and three sponsors. refreshments served to 12 Kayette members and three sponsors.
Dear Heloise share a home remedy using dry cornmeal to remove oil from a cat, rubbed into fur and then brushed. Other readers discuss oven cleaner stains, vinegar rinse, and a plastic shower curtain dyed with dye in washing machine for a refreshed look.
Senior Girl Scouts pursue practical programs in mental health at Franklin County Guidance Center while others study animal care at the Humane Shelter and public relations. Garfield Gardeners host a fall flower show October 1 at Garfield School auditorium with a door to autumn theme, petunia garden noted, and meetings resuming in September.
Lois Ann Friend, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Friend of Thoreau New Mexico, was born August 30 at St Marys Hospital in Gallup New Mexico weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John F Schwinn of Pomona and Mrs William Friend of Toronto.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tipsters are encouraged to share timely, verifiable information, with the editor selecting the standout entry for publication and payment.
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