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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
5
A column contains practical Christmas tree buying and care tips, home safety notes, and family-friendly advice from Heloise. It includes tests for tree freshness, watering methods, light inspection, and floor protection, followed by readers' simple domestic hacks from Mrs Kasper and others.
Record lists newborns with birth dates November 5 through November 18 at Rangom Memorial Hospital. Names include Robyn Kay Lehman, Mark Joseph Avery, Denise Rena Gregg, Ricky Duane Yeager, Stacey Lea Hadsall, Jerold Lee Myers, Rachel Suzanne Carey Jr, Annette Rae Smith, Lisa Renee Kirkeland, Brenda Sue Wray, Robin Lynn Brockus, Teresa Lynn Martin, William Edward Cochran, and Carol Paulene Smithey with weights from 4 lb 12 oz to 10 lb 1 oz.
The wedding of Miss Ferns daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Ferns to Mr Ray Evans son of Mr and Mrs Ray Evans was held at Calvary Church with Rev Delbert A Hobbs officiating. The ceremony featured the double ring, candle lighting by Roger and Mary Evans, and a white satin gown with chapel train. Guests included Topekans and Guymon relatives. the couple will reside at 1113 North Mulberry after December 20 following both families’ attendants and guests.
The Ottawa White Shrine initiated five candidates during a Christmas ceremony in the Masonic Temple. Honored guest Don C. Beach sat in the east. Supreme officers and visitors from Lawrence Kansas City Kan Chanute attended. Next Shrine meeting is Tuesday Dec 29 with a Christmas party planned. Decorations included poinsettias candles and angel hair.
Eugene Ames will host the upcoming meeting scheduled for January 14. The event details and agenda are forthcoming, with local attendees invited to participate in the community gathering.
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