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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1957
Page
3
A young reader writes about a hospitalized father with alcohol abuse, a 14-year-old seeking warnings to a man who drinks, and a 15-year-old girl facing a persistent ex and dating pressure. Ann Landers answers on alimony, morals, and how to say no firmly, urging moral clarity and decisive action.
Mr and Mrs Glenn E Miller were married by Rev Charles Gross at Trinity Methodist on December 6 in an at home ceremony at Nelson Hotel. The bride daughter of Chester and Louder, wore white wool crepe with satin trim and a red carnation bouquet. Louise Smith Kansas City maid of honor Lon Connor best man Ronnie Thomas Topeka usher. Music by Connie Welton and Carolyn Fisher. Reception held with guests from Ottawa and other towns. Couple honeymooned in Kansas City.
Nancy Scott was installed as honored queen by Job's Daughters at the Masonic temple. Other officers named include Karen Duffield as senior princess and Barbara Dahlstrom as junior princess, with many escorts and committee members listed amid a formal ceremony and accompanying celebrations.
Socialettes list Christmas dinner guests across multiple households including Mr. and Mrs. George McDowell with children Jerry Rodney Judy Doug Patty Ann and Wichita Mr. and Mrs. Max Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hewitt Mary Nancy and Sherino Mr. and Mrs. Irving Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Thompson Mrs. C A Washburn hosted Scott Washburn and Pat Tulsa with Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Walker Louise Wakee and Margaret Farrell. Bert Ross had Don Riegle Cathy and Richard visit. J R Christian Sr Pomona hosted Charles Williamson Gaylene Lawrence and Jack S Christian Roger Elisa Nancy.
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