Ann Landers Replies On Exercise And Valentines Day
The column tackles exercise for middle aged adults noting risk from overexertion and the health benefits of moderation. A reader asks about a monetary Valentine gift and another wonders about young boys dancing with adults on a hotel floor. Also announced is Janis Kathaleen Moore accepting a teaching position with Salina schools for 1964-65 after graduating from Kansas State Teachers College in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Nellie
Ann Landers
Bridgettes
Janis Kathaleen Moore
Robert B. Moore
15Th
Salina
Hawaiian Luau for Ottawa University Women's Club
Members of the Ottawa University Women's Club were entertained Tuesday evening with a Hawaiian luau in the student union. Mrs. Walter Pankratz and helpers decorated the area and arranged a buffet dinner. Music featured a trio by Mrs. Kloster, Mrs. Pankratz, and Mrs. Dillon with piano accompaniment, plus Hawaiian singing. Pankratz showed color slides, student Elizabeth Hinton spoke on Hawaiian beliefs and customs, and student John Sauter performed accordion and organ numbers.
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Ottawa University Women’s Club
Walter Pankratz
Mzgitt Ke
Anohrump
Pankratz
Hawaii
Raymond P. Jennings
Tom Dillon
Richard Peters
Peter Flusser
William Kloster
Problems Of Education Discussed By Ottawa Group
The Ottawa Branch of the American Association of University Women held a World Problems committee session on world education issues. Three students Anita Gonzaga, Mike Onwuemene, and Judy Opocensky spoke, with Kan and Mrs. Lewis Spencer present at Westminster United Presbyterian Church.
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Ottawa
American Association of University Women
World Problems Committee
Herbert Harrah
Ottawa University
Anita Gonzaga
Philippines
Mike Onwuemene
Nigeria
Africa
Judy Opocensky
Cuba
Kan
Lewis Spencer
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Nelle Buchanan
Glenda Hayward
J. A. Lawrence
Rose Shular
Election of Grand Treasurer at Retta Conclave Meeting
Mrs. M. L. Sellers was elected grand treasurer at the grand conclave held January 24 and 25 in Kansas City Kansas. The social report notes a $30 take from a white elephant and bake sale, with 19 members present at the meeting hosted by Mrs. Bill Wallace. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Duane Enyart and family from Oklahoma City, and Mrs. John Caskey of Olathe. Birthdays celebrated for Kimberly and Kellee Jo Miller were noted with a dinner hosted by the Miller family.
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Retta
M. L. Sellers
Kansas City
Kan
Bill Wallace
Charles Carey, Jr
C. Raymond Smith
E. B. Enyart
Duane Enyart
Sharon
Keith
Oklahoma City
Okla
John Caskey
Olathe
Lyle Enyart
Kimberly
Kellee Jo Miller
Robert K. Miller
Elizabeth Stoffer
John Ness
Edward Barnett
Charlotte
Gregg
Tammy
Names of babies born at Ransom Memorial Hospital
The births list three newborns with parents and weights. Richard Williams, son of Richard William Williams and wife, born January 31 at 922 Maple, weighed 6 pounds 2 ounces. Babette Colleen Cain, daughter of Donald Alan Cain and wife, born February 2 at RFD 2, weighed 6 pounds 5 ounces. Lori Ann Walker, daughter of Lester LeMoyne Walker and wife, born February 2 at RFD 2 Quenemo, weighed 9 pounds 4 1/2 ounces. Edwin Weston James, son of Elmer Weston James and wife, born February 2 at 619 N Main, weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Richard William Wiliams
Richard Williams
Donald Alan Cain
Babette Colleen
Lester LeMoyne Walker
Quenemo
Lori Ann
Elmer Weston James
Main
Edwin Weston
Loyalty Club Meeting Led by Mrs Amy Manlove
Mrs Amy Manlove presided at a Loyalty Club meeting at Mrs Lillian Spears home. Members read the Lord's prayer, gave the flag salute, and read verses on comic valentines. Mrs Julia Jones won the mystery prize in a guessing game with baby pictures. Eleven members attended with two visitors Gary Hobbs and Lynnette Hobbs.
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Amy Manlove
Bove’ and Loyalty Club
Lillian Spears
Mempers
Julia Jones
Gary
Lynnette Hobbs
Missionary Circle Plans Meetings And Conference
Missionary Circle of Faith Bible Church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Elvin Malburg. Mrs. Wiley Broers opened with prayer while Mrs. W. C. Payne led the business and announced work meetings on the second and third Tuesdays at Mrs. Earl Schmanke’s home. The Child Evangelism Fellowship will hold a one day Ottawa conference in April led by Arthur Phillips. A kitchen shower for the church is set for March 3 at Mrs. F. M. Coons’s home.
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Missionary Circle of Faith Bible Church
Elvin Malburg
Wiley Broers
W. C. Payne
Payne
Earl Schmanke
Child Evangelism Fellowship
Ottawa
Arthur Phillips
CEF
Old Mexico
F. M. Coons
Neal Pritchard
WCTU Fruesta For Women Leaders Observed at Elliott Hall
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosted a Frances Willard Fruesta at First Baptist Church Elliott hall on Tuesday. Leaders from church societies attended as Dr. Raymond Jennings delivered a devotional on Galatians 6 9. A 90th anniversary tribute featured a playlet Crusade Pictures with Mrs George Starbuck as Eliza J Thompson and others in the cast. The program included a narcotics history by Mrs Jack Dennison noting addicts per capita decline since 1915, updates on alcoholism prevention, Washington Letter reviews, clothing and hospital aid displays, and an all day sewing event planned for March at Mrs Anna Bryan's home.
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The
Woman’s Christian Temeperance Union
Frances Willard Fruesta
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Marjorie Collins
Frances Willard
Crusade Pictures
Eliza J. Thompson
George Starbuck
T. W. Henshaw
John Lester
C. J. Sink
Harry Loyd
Mearl Snethen
Miss Collins
Dust floors by removing bottom drawer trick
Dear Heloise offers a tip to clean under furniture by pulling out the bottom drawer of chests and dressers to reveal the bare floor, avoiding heavy lifting. Readers share related hacks from hair nets to nylon hose care and sink strainers, praising the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Bertha
Rare Onion Relish Recipe by Cecily Brownstone
A home kitchen recipe for Golden Onion Relish from Associated Press Food Editor Cecily Brownstone. The steps use sugar, corn syrup, white vinegar, salt, pepper, turmeric, celery seed, dry mustard, and onions. The method yields a pint of relish to refrigerate, with sterilizing tips and storage guidance.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
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Hong Kong
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