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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
5
A barrage of reader letters to Ann Landers discusses widowhood and social life after loss. Contributors named Outspoken and Bitter and With Good Reason share experiences of loneliness, independence, or awkward moments at social events.
Members of a hatmaking class sponsored by the Ottawa public schools recreation department will display their work in the Personal Thrift Plan office at 3rd and Main Tuesday. Taught by former Ottawa University home economics teacher Miss Amanda Rosenquist, the 10 lesson series ends tonight and next Monday in Ottawa Senior High School. Participants washed and blocked hats and covered frames with metallic cloth silk and straw cloth making simulated beaver feather and straw hats.
Tony Ledom is a 14 month old son of Mr and Mrs Howard Ledom of Williamsburg RFD 2 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Raymond Ledom 748 Elm and Mr and Mrs Hubert Peine Richmond The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept advertises Printed Pattern 4604 Misses Sizes 8 10 12 14 16 with yardage and mailing costs details
Essay notes that while water pipe and redwood trees are used in cities from Minneapolis to Kings Canyon, the evergreen fir remains the public favorite. It details numerous fir species from balsam fir to noble fir, their heights, and regional growth in Europe, Asia, and North America, plus Canadian export importance.
The Richmond Woman's Club Girls and Society arranged a Christmas program with Mrs. Gerald Snell directing and Mrs. Joyce Smith, Janice Wagner, Cathy Brockus and accompanying vocal duet. A love offering was taken and Mrs. Albert Dunbar announced a stainless steel cutlery gift from Mrs. Ivan McLees. Hostesses were Mrs. McLees, Mrs. Ed New, Mrs. H. C. Wolfe and Mrs. Bob Cooper.
Members of the Recruit Class decorated a Christmas tree with dollar bills as a love gift to North Baptist Church. They exchanged gifts, held devotions led by Mrs. Lola Hudson and Mrs. Mattie Taylor, and served cookies, candy, and fruit to shut-ins. Christmas carols concluded the evening.
The Fortnightly Club of Richmond hosted a Friday afternoon movie at Mrs Abe Severns home in May 1959 with 11 members and one guest Miss Mabel Chandler present. Children’s Service League donations totaled 103.32 and gifts were collected for Osawatomie State Hospital with plans to deliver to 17 shutoins. Mrs Viregil Smith will host the January 7 meeting.
The Socialettes Homemaker Club held a Christmas party Friday at Mrs. E. E. Haley's home with nine members present. Refreshments and a gift exchange occurred. Mrs. Clarence Hegeberg will host the January 25 meeting.
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