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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1959
Page
5
A compilation of Ann Landers advice letters reveals mothers reflecting on how strict, ignorant or controlling behaviors damaged their daughters and marriages. The column includes cautions about meddling in teens lives, warnings about heavy drinking in relationships, and calls for personal responsibility.
Deloris Bailey daughter of Rev William Bailey married Cpl Jimmy Ray Tolson son of Dorothy Bell at the groom’s uncle W O Bell home in Los Angeles. Rev E A Anderson and Rev Joe Wakefield Jr presided before a greenery decorated fireplace. Attendants were Eloyise Evans and Louis Evans. A reception followed. The couple planned a Palm Springs honeymoon and reside with Mr and Mrs Bell. The bride works as a clothing store clerk and the groom serves in the Marine Corps at San Diego.
A miscellany reviews toy factors by Louis Marx: familiarity surprise skill play value sturdiness and comprehensibility. It notes space age items sell but classic toys like horses trains and cars remain popular. A Ottawa girl favors art and recess amid post Christmas shopping reflections.
Miss Eunice Ott and Mrs. R. S. Hanes hosted a coffee yesterday at the Hanes home in honor of Mrs. Harry Ross of Kansas City. Guests included close friends and out‑of‑town visitors Mrs. John Herbert of Washington D C and Mrs. Lyman Sessons of New York.
A dense listing of weekly meetings and events for local clubs and organizations. Items include MONDAY Stitchers, Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi, Ottawa Garden Club, United Methodist dining supper and program, True Kindred election, Army Mothers, American Legion Auxiliary, Rotary Anns, Princeton Circle, Lend Ahead at Trinity Methodist, WMS circles, Marcia Cudworth WMC circle, Skilton Music Club, One-To-Six, Medical Auxiliary and Franklin County Nurses, ZigZaggers, Ladies Aid, First United Presbyterian WMS, Seekers class annual dinner, Rebekahs, WCTU dinner, Elm Grove, P.E.O Chapter Alpha U, Emery Green Social, Kiwanis Queens, Optimists, Sopoptimists Christmas program, H.C. H., Princeton WSC Group IV, Tally Mission Circle potluck, White Shrine, Senior Club Youth Center, Fairmount Birthday, Ottawa Circle, City Teachers Wives dinner, Garfield School.
Socialettes Wave Mary L White USN airman apprentice daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn White serving at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi Texas. Friendly Forum class of Ruha mah Baptist Church held a pot luck supper. LeRoy Pierson entertained with guitar music. New officers elected at a business session by Joe Spratt Larry Spratt president Mrs LeRoy Pierson secretary treasurer Mrs Larry Spratt reporter. A hostess gift presented to Mrs Keith Page. Mrs Don Waymire presided and Mrs Lewis Stewart gave devotions. Twenty members and four children attended. Mr and Mrs Leslie Clark and Bob Pomona entertained with a recent holiday dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs W A Fowler Ottawa Mr and Mrs Don Clark Gary Wellsville Mr and Mrs Russell Peterson Wayne Ronnie and Mr and Mrs Baxter. OTTAWA HERALD 3 Wednesday December 5 1959. Social Hour club packed E W Criss Madison Mo Mrs Reuben Stovall Ottawa nursing homes and for home. Christmas boxes will be given several aged people. Plans made for members to answer roll call at January meeting by selling a holiday good deed.
TOKYO AP report states China has pardoned Henry Pu Yi, former Manchurian emperor. The news notes his status since the war and his current circumstances as a released figure.
Peiping radio reported Pu Yi, about 53, among 33 wartime criminals pardoned in China. Of the 33, 30 were linked to the Chiang Kai-shek clique. no Americans were listed. Pu Yi, enthroned as Emperor Hsuan Tung in 1908 at age 2, was the last Manchu ruler.
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