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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1962
Page
4
Readers recount relationship stagnation and a college essay request. Ann Landers urges self reliance, warns against relying on others to initiate plans, and suggests handling parental boundaries while navigating amorous pressure.
The Circle Holds Installation at the Masonic Temple last night with Mrs. Jack Kille presiding as installing officer. Officers installed include Mrs. Harry Moody president and other officers. Mrs. Kille received a past president pin and gift from the 1961 officers. Past presidents served refreshments at the close.
The son born on December 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Conger of Sidney Nebraska was named Ronald Allan. He weighed 9 pounds 5 ounces. Grandparents are Dr and Mrs W J Conger of Colorado Springs formerly of Ottawa. A daughter born December 31 at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Jimmie Demitt of Paola Kansas was named Tamara Kay. She weighed 5 pounds 3 ounces.
Socialettes note weddings and visits over Christmas week with Mr and Mrs Harold Klein Mrs Dland Hasakion and families in various towns including Pico Rivera Ottawa Fosteria Pomona and Winslow. Club members sewed rag rugs for VA Hospitals at Mrs Ernest Bechtle home. Richard Barnes and Anne Adele visited Hort on weekend. Shadle Youngs Geneseo trip for New Year’s weekend.
Miss Roberta Lamb of New York City was the guest speaker for the Ottawa branch of the American Association of University Women. She discussed her role at Standard Brands Inc and how customer insights shape product and distribution improvements. The social and economics issues committee organized the meeting with Mrs. Fred Kaiser as hostess and others assisting.
The piece explains an artful stirring method starting at center and widening circles to blend food evenly during cooking. It emphasizes steady motion to ensure uniform texture and flavor throughout the dish.
Ruhamah W M S met with 17 members four children and one guest Mrs Albert Smith present A Jesus Birthday Offering of 41 70 was taken Thirty nine calls were reported Mrs Carl Bloomer presided For the lesson Mrs Grover Froggatte read from Matthew chapter two and Mrs Ralph Haney read from a Bible stories book covering from the first prophecy of a Saviour to Jesus birth Mrs Carl Bloomer gave the closing prayer and Mrs R B Shoemaker played the accompaniment for carols reflected by the group
Nearly 100 persons attended the open house on Sunday at the Trinity Methodist parsonage hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Roy Armstrong. The Armstrongs serve Trinity and Richter churches with Women’s Society for Christian Service leaders and Youth Fellowship presiding members among the registering guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Staadt and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hjorth, Mrs. Henry Alban and Mrs. Max Cartmill assisted with the serving, reflecting a cooperative effort by local residents.
Bett Gamma elected new officers last evening with Mrs Ray B Kelley as president and Mrs W S Bowers as vice president. Recording secretary is Mrs John Sheldon and corresponding secretary is Mrs R A Gollier. Treasurer is Mrs Henry Colby. Colby hosted with Mrs L E Daugharthy assisting. Ralph M Crawford presided in the president’s absence as L M Shaughnessy. Slides shown included the Franklin County Centennial parade and events. Refreshments followed.
Social club notices list a Thursday gathering featuring Mrs. Lewie Stewart and Mrs. Edward Woodsum, with participants from Centropolis WYCOFF COMMUNITY and TALLY MISSION CIRCLE. Other groups include BEAUCEANT and EAGLES AUXILIARY, plus installation activities.
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