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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1964

Page

3

60th Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Detwiler Open House

60th anniversary for Gladys Anderson and Mr Detwiler hosted by their children at Baldwin RFD 1. Open house Sunday December 13 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Ives Chapel annex. No gifts requested. Married December 17 1914 in Peoria Franklin County. Lived in the area until 1919 then moved to No 10 community Douglas County. Currently on their farm 36 years. They have three children Roy A Detwiler Mound City Wayne Detwiler Lawrence and Lois Elliott Overland Park and eight grandchildren.

Charles W. Detwiler Baldwin Rfd Ives Chapel Gladys Anderson Mr. Detwiler Peoria Franklin County No. 10 Douglas County

Ann Landers Advised, Then Faced Hard Truths From Readers

A column of questions shows readers seeking guidance on a costly hospital, a secret paternity worry, a spouse’s alcohol issues, and fallout from leaving a partner. Landers defers to family resolution, cautions against pressuring change, advises against truth-telling in paternity until appropriate, and endorses seeking help for alcoholism when ready. In a final letter, she acknowledges her enduring role in urging against relationships built on broken marriages, urging readers to move forward.

Ann Landers Fameily Shad

Socialettes dine with Ottawa guests Saturday

Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Leitaker and their sons were Mr and Mrs Floyd Elliott Gare nett and Mr and Mrs N A Chambers of Ottawa. The Ellotts had returned from a Thanksgiving visit in Chicago with Grace Elliott who teaches there.

Harold Leitaker Gary Tom Craig Floyd Elliott Garenett N. A. Chambers Ottawa Ellotts Chicago Grace Elliott

Drying Boots Nightly Easy With Her Hose

Dear Heloise shares a quick boot drying hack using a vacuum hose from a cleaner to blow dry hunting boots in minutes. The letter writer warns against drying over heat and praises the method for speed and simplicity.

Mayfield Mrs. Mayfield

Sew-Very-Easy Pattern Ad

The Ottawa Herald pattern department solicits plain names and addresses with zone sizes and style numbers for sewing patterns. Readers should mail details to 243 West 17th Street New York New York with clear payment and return information.

Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N. Y

Field Worker To Visit Here

Miss De Etta Butler national field worker for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be in Ottawa this week. She is guest of honor at a covered dish dinner Thursday noon at the Youth Center and will speak at the North Baptist Church Saturday at 330 pm. The public is invited. Miss Butler will be in Garnett Friday with an LTL meeting planned for children in the Garfield district Saturday at 10 am in the Assembly of God Church.

de Etta Butler Woman's Christian Temperance Union Ottawa Youth Center North Baptist Church Miss Butler Garnett Assembly of God Church Garfield

Store Party Held Monday

The P N Hirsch and Company Christmas party was held one day evening at Colbern's hosted by the manager and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Don L Lauver. Following the dinner there was a gift exchange. Others attending were Mrs. Ethelyn Brink, Mrs. Kathleen O Neill, Mr. and Mrs. John Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Flemeing and family, Mr. and Mrs. David Bunch and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willford and family.

P.N. Hirsch and Company Colbern’s Don L. Lauver Ethelyn Brink Kathleen O’ Neill John Sargent Lloyd Flemeing David Bunch Dan Willford

Baby Virginia Holly Wren Born in Fremont Nebraska

A daughter born December 2 to Dr and Mrs W Bruce Wren of Fremont formerly Ottawa has been named Virginia Holly. She weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents are Wallace H Wren and Daisy Richart, Muncie and Ora Johnson Ottawa is a great grandmother.

W. Bruce Wren Fremont Neb Ottawa Virginia Holly Wallace H. Wren Muncie Daisy Richart Ora Johnson

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