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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1958
Page
5
A reader asks how to handle a formal boss who pressures after hours, another questions a father in law’s envelopes and names, plus a clothing charity dilemma about a snow suit. Ann Landers offers practical, non confrontational guidance.
A column reflects on cycles of rise and fall in civilizations from ancient Egypt to Europe. It cites Ivar Lissner on writing as a starting point, then notes eras of conquest, domination, reform, lull, and renewed growth, suggesting long cycles with a middle age for continents and a possible forthcoming era of upheaval and renewal. Engaged notices mention Freda Gardner and Jesse R Gilmore engagement, with Gardner teaching at Eugene Field School and Gilmore working at Ottawa Savings and Loan Association.
Saskatoon Saskatchewan report notes a butcher shop operated by Bill Hogg and Harry Ham. The article highlights local business activity and the owners involved in the Wy-A establishment.
A dense OCR of a local newspaper social page shows numerous women’s clubs and church groups. Names include MONTAY OLUMBITAN SITARESPEARE, BETA OMICRON, ALPHA Della Kappa, WOMAN'S REPUBLIC, TRIGNDSHIP CIRCLE, and UNION CUAPNO, with church groups, guilds, and annex activities noted alongside officer titles and meeting themes.
Cinch elected Mrs J B guisun on the kitchen committee Hamilton as president Thursday. Members worked on a quill, Mrs at Mrs. Harry Holmes home. Other officers include Mrs Holmes, and 80 men were in charge of the program. Contests and a secretary treasurer were planned. Guests numbered nine, with one dish brought. Entries in convention contests will be judged for the National Junior Chamber of Commerce in Los Angeles in June. Winning entry from Ottawa club to be presented at the quarterly boards meeting in February at Coffeyville.
The North Baptist Church class held readings and carent events for roll call at Mrs. Floyd Perkins' home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. V. C. McDowell and Mrs. W. A. Fowler presided and Perkins led devotions and recreation. Members reported 34 calls and a collection of $8.55. refreshments served. The secretary Mrs. James Daughtery missed her first meeting in four years due to flu. Guests included Mrs. F. Meinig and Mrs. J. T. Nicholson.
Elect reporter Mrs William Clark at Centropolis Christian Church meeting held Thursday at her home. Members tied a comforter and shared a noon dinner after roll call on Prayer. Lesson titled The Sermon on the Mount. Mrs Donald Steward led devotions. Ottawa CWF tea invitation accepted. Present were Mines Wayne Twigg Robert Browning Howard Myers Claude Myers Marion Williams Richard LaNeill Arthur Rockhold and two children. Portage la Prairie Man. Earl operates television service using ski plane to reach distant customers.
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