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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
10
Readers share ideas from taping voices to hear loved ones, using a small tape recorder, emery board for sewing, plastic bags for diaper bags, clear nail polish to repair figurines, a Christmas idea file, repurposing shower curtains for waterproof bed pads, and dried fruit bowls to curb sweets. Personal names include August and Mary Simms, Heloise, L Laswell, Stella Kennedy, M S, Karen Jackson, L H, and Mary Castro.
Mrs. Jane Setter marked her 90th birthday with a Sunday gathering six miles southwest of Richmond. Present were daughter Elizabeth Setter, son Anthony Setter, and 99-year-old brother-in-law Conrad Pickert of Showalter Rest Home Garnett, alongside many relatives including grand and great grandchildren and numerous Setter family members from Garnett Richmond Lawrence Baldwins Topeka Eugene and others.
Conclave No 8 True Kindred held its meeting Monday with annual reports and an officer election led by worthy commander Mrs Charles Waymire. Names of appointive officers to be announced next meeting. A Christmas family was adopted and a gift exchange is planned for December 20 with Mrs J Todd elected director for a three year term.
The Franklin County Shriners Club hosted a Christmas dinner and dance at Ottawa Country Club on Thursday evening for members wives and guests. Officers included Mr and Mrs Max Gilmore president and wife plus several other couples. Shriner attendance came from Pittsburg Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City. The celebration committee featured Mr and Mrs Wayland Blair Mr and Mrs Joe Ferns Mr and Mrs Max Gilmore Mr and Mrs Ol Curby and Mr and Mrs Olin Waymire.
hostess Mone Day with Mrs Fred Norman and Miss Lulu Brown led an afternoon program featuring excerpts from Dr Schweitzer of Lambarene by Norman Cousins The Schweitzer Album by Erica Andersen and selections from a memorial issue of Saturday Review including Behind the Legend Music A New Approach Theologian and Thinker and The Last Days of Albert Schweitzer by Dr Fergus Pope
The Ottawa University Women’s Club hosted a Saturday morning coffee in the Union green room with coffee, fruit juices, Christmas breads, and rolls. Hostess committee led by Mrs. Orville Glenn included several members. Mrs. Keith Shumway organized the program featuring an eight-woman chorus singing American Christmas carols and spirituals, accompanied by Mrs. Leonard Myers. The chorus members listed include Mrs. Wayne Angell, Mrs. Walt Pankratz, Mrs. Jack Patty, Mrs. Cliff Burke, Mrs. Barre Barrett, Mrs. Tom Dillon, Mrs. William Klos ter, and Shumway. Shumway sang a vocal solo, “Sweet Little Jesus Boys.”
Easy to sew A-line jumper with side pleats, paired with a blouse. Children sizes 2 4 6 8 10. size 6 jumper uses 1% yards of 39 inch fabric and blouse 1 yard. Pattern cost fifty cents, add 15 cents for mailing and handling. Send to Anne Adams pattern dept The Ottawa Herald New York address with name address zone size and style number.
Mrs. Glenn Fitch came home after a three week visit with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Russell Fitch in Branson Missouri She attended the Adoration parade and program featuring Christmas lights to burn until after New Year s More than 20000 people attended the event which organizers say is the largest of its kind in the United States
New York colleges inspire integrity in theory yet a woman who cannot attend college must seek values through work life and personal growth. Dr. Charles E. Shain cautions against overstepping into stereo typed thinking or alienation, urging openness, flexibility, and gradual change as a humane path. He notes nonstudents may face more hazards but gain authentic choices free from college pressures.
Mrs. Jim Lee presented Our Own Home topic on color use in decorating and effects for Omega Chapter Monday evening. Mrs. Don Burroughs led a hose less session with assistance from Mrs. LeRoy Teter and Mrs. Duane Hall. Mrs. Dick Williams formed committees during the business session. Mrs. Teter transferred memberships from members for the Little Symphony Auxiliary.
A simple garden tip suggests chopping fresh mint and mixing it with sliced cucumbers and yogurt for a refreshing, flavorful snack. The note emphasizes using mint to elevate the cool cucumber yogurt combo.
Twelve members gathered Monday evening at Mrs. Kathleen O'Neil's home for a Christmas themed Credit Club party. Mrs. Evelyn Collins attended, H. W. Maloney named committee chairmen during a brief business session, members voted to move meetings to the fourth Monday each month. Games with prizes and a gift exchange were held.
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