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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers responds to a reader about a husband who uses all the hot water for baths and plays with rubber ducks. Advice urges a larger heater and personal remedies, noting immaturity and suggesting prioritizing heat needs.
The Kiwani queens met for a coffee at Mrs Max Drakes home on Thursday morning. New president Mrs Harold Bundy led a business session before guests toured the rest of the time. Twenty two attended, with one new member Mrs Forrest Kelly introduced to the group.
Mrs. Allen Glenn of 9317 Ryder Road Overland Park an Ottawa University graduate has received a certificate from the American Society of Clinical Pathologists authorizing work in any medical laboratory in the United States. She also scored excellently on the National Registry of Medical Technology exam taken November 13 at St. Margaret's Hospital. Mrs Glenn also welcomed a baby daughter Shari Sue born November 10 at Bethany Hospital Kansas City Kansas.
Rev. David Sullivan led the song service and Mrs. Sullivan gave devotions at the Nazarene Missionary Society gathering. Prayer requests focused on missionaries in Peru and Africa's colored Indian districts. Officers reports were presented. Mrs. Leland Babcock spoke on organizing the first Nazarene churches in Japan. Jan 24 features missionary George Rench from Taiwan speaking, and Jan 20 hosts a missionary coffee by Mrs. Earl Sommers.
The daughter born January 6 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Eugene Shaffer Williamsburg RFD 2 has been named Shelly Lee. She weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces.
Three guests from Trinity Shrine No. 7 Topeka visited the Ottawa White Shrine in the Masonic temple Thursday evening. They included Betty Schafer Zelma Baird Irma Place and Gene Heitman. Pancake Day tickets go on sale January 22 with noon and evening servings in the Masonic dining room. Birthdays observed for Mrs. Billie McCreary Mrs. Lee Finch and Miss Gladys Anthony.
Elm Grove Club meeting led by Mrs Andrew Reed featured devotions and business. Members paid dues for the year during roll call. more cards sold for the club prose project. Collection totaled 84 cents. Miss Stella Fouts received a hostess gift. Visitors included the hostess’s daughter Mrs Harold Myers and three children. Mrs Myers helped serve refreshments with others. Participants also included Miss Mae Taylor Miss Hattie Marshall Mrs Roy Swank and Mrs Edna Justice.
Mrs Ernest Johnson, new president, opened the meeting with Recipe for a New Year and appointed committees for the year. Mrs Eugene Ames hosted with 13 members present. The penny collection totaled 1.16 dollars. After bingo, refreshments were served.
Voters in Ottawa Kansas must register if not voting in the November 1964 election or if their address or street number changed. Registration must be done in person at City Hall with special arrangements for the sick or disabled. First published January 15, 1965.
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