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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1963
Page
3
A string of readers seek guidance on domestic abuse confidentiality and trust. A Denver reader reports possible battered child syndrome and asks about safeguarding the child. Ann Landers urges protection and treatment for the abuser. Other letters cover privacy breaches by professionals and dating ethics among teens.
Advertises Anne Adams pattern 4722 for women sizes 36 through 48 with easy fit lines and turn back cuffs in flannel tweed or jersey. Includes fabric yardage for size 36 and mailing cost details. Also promotes fall winter pattern catalog and a reader tip prize.
The Williamsburg Future Homemaker of America chapter met to plan a Sweetheart dance funded by popcorn sales at the Pomona Williamsburg basketball game. They announced Heart Sisters, honored Janice Milliken for Homemakers of Tomorrow, and heard a talk on marriage by Mrs. Gene Miller, Ottawa.
Announcement of the marriage of Dorothy Ann Smith to Mark A. Poss, both of Chicago, at St. Gertude's Church on December 27. Attendants include best man Donald Poss of Richmond. Bride attended University of Colorado and Chicago University. works at Marshall Field Co. Groom studied at Kansas University, Clark's Business School and Ft. Madison Business College. vice president of Sears All-State Insurance Co. Attending relatives include Mr. and Mrs. John Poss of Garnett, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Poss of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ohmes of Greeley plus Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ohmes of Kansas City.
In a playful take on fashion, a New York AP piece notes the rise of nearly nothing hats and dresses. It describes sunbathers in extreme beach wear, Jacqueline Kennedy's influence on minimalist dresses, and the shift to tiny hats for day and night with artificial flowers as ornaments.
The son born January 14 at Anderson County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nickelson Garnett has been named David Charles. He weighed 8 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs. Dollie Nickelson Garnett and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hood Ottawa. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eli Clavel Garnett.
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