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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1963
Page
3
Readers share hurtful marital frictions and moral questions in Dear Ann Landers letters. Counselors urge joint therapy for a nagging husband, while other letters challenge social norms about premarital sex and stepfamily dynamics.
Ottawa University senior Carma Ostrom was honored at a Saturday bridal shower hosted by Susan Smith at 1038 S. Main Street. Connie Lee assisted and ten guests attended. Ostrom, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albin Ostrom of York Nebraska, will wed Alvin Nelson of York January 27 and reside in Aurora Nebraska where she will teach second grade. Nelson works as an insurance salesman.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tipsters may submit leads to the newsroom, with the winner receiving the payment in the following issue.
Mrs. Mike Lovell opened the Peoria Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Clara Rodgers home. New officers elected include Lovell president, Maude Evans vice president, Ira Dean treasurer, Adell Dean secretary, and Lewis Wichman reporter. Bible quiz led by Lovell and lesson by Cliff Detwiler on "Greater Works Than These." Dora Weaver to host on Feb 21.
The notice lists a Tuesday club forecast with events including an Army Mothers sewing session, an installation, a PEO Founder’s Day dinner, and a North American Hotel event followed by a bustling Square Dance.
An ad lists a shaded tan center guided dovetailed four drawer chest at 27.50 after slight damage, a Kenmore combination automatic washer and dryer at 99.95 with 220 volt multi phase and turbo matic, and a Marvel kitchen utility cabinet with shelf at 12.95.
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