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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1957
Page
2
The piece argues both Missouri and Kansas governors deserve better homes. It notes Missouri’s mansion is unsafe while Kansas contemplates replacing its aging Topeka residence with the old McClennan mansion or funding a new building, suggesting a revenue bond if needed.
A columnist asks who should set the departure time for a party. Hosts note dishes to wash and early work tomorrow, while guests linger. Suggested rules include farewell at 11 pm for bridge nights and other gatherings, with hosts occasionally breaking away first.
A satirical column mocks economic fears and political figures. It notes Secretary Humphrey’s forecast of low mood tied to spending cuts, mentions UMW dues rising by ten dollars under union leadership, jokes about John L. Lewis, and quips on New Jersey budget delays for a honeymoon. It also touches advice for women, book sales, strapless dresses, a record 54 degree below zero in upstate New York, and a future atom-powered private yacht.
A roundup of local happenings includes Mrs. Gilliland returning home from Ransom hospital, Misses Brown visiting sister Mrs. Raymond Williams in Lawrence, and former Senator Henry J. Allen pausing in Ottawa between trains. Rev G C Flannery conducted a funeral in Melvern, H M Furness suffered a stroke, and Ottawa University dean Minnie Maude Macaulay announced an etiquette course. A son born to Homer Mechen of Norwood and a daughter to Ed Lucas were reported, along with Mark Tillberry taking a short layoff and his Burlington run transferred to Thomas Gray. The Marais des Cygnes river recent mild flood steadies toward normal. The Battenburg club met at 222 S Cedar with Mrs Joseph Orr hosting.
Profile of a New York City patrolman featured in Spring 3100 magazine. It portrays him as a devoted family man and a soldier in an endless conflict, balancing duty with danger as he faces off with thieves, acid attacks, and armed suspects while striving for promotion and professional growth.
Dr. George W. Crane recounts Norma L. 29 who nearly filed for divorce over incompatible marriage. He argues most divorces stem from neglected sexual needs, urging couples to read his booklet Sex Problems in Marriage. Aimed at readers, the piece contrasts prudish views with Freud's ideas on hunger and erotic needs.
Broadcast grid lists channel lineups and programs for January 24 with shows like Dinah Shore Bet Your Life Dragnet and Ozark Jubilee. includes morning to late evening slots on WDAF KCMO and other stations. ends with a church attendance note.
The state notified the federal government it would end executions of military prisoners at the Leavenworth penitentiary. Martin M. Kiger of the Kansas Board of Penal Institutions said the move serves the best interests of the date after discussions with Gov. George Docking. Three prisoners remain under death sentence at the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks.
Rates published show monthly and multi month mail options. One month costs 2.00 dollars, three months 3.75, six months 7.00, and one year 18.00, with variations likely by area.
The Rebekah Lodge hosted a courtesy shower for Mrs. W B Poston last Tuesday evening with a musical program preceding gifts. Fifty guests attended as Mrs. Gordon Burns of Topeka and Mrs. H C Nelson assisted at the gift table.
The Lane Area column lists numerous Sunday dinners and weekend visits with families from Kan sas City Osawatomie Fontana Moran Bronson Forbes AFB and Lane. Guests include Bud Cregor Gail Chambers Jim Watson Bob Watson Joe Kraus Merle Weatherbie Guy Edwards Donald Smith Herman Edwards Kyle Edwards Donald Rogers Mindy Carey Rogers Francis Moon D G Russell Maney White Bill Christian Bill Neill Betty Taylor Russell Robb and Luther Christian. Bruce Landess and Edithi Crites visited local households while several residents and relatives enjoyed a multi day vacation travel through southern and southeastern states.
The text notes that the first commercial radio broadcast was made in 1922. It then lists social calls and visits among local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hettler, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Mitchell of Topeka, and others visiting Paola, Homewood, Osawatomie, and Osawatomie areas.
Prayer asks Heavenly Father for guidance and trust in the Holy Spirit. It invokes Jesus Christ and asks to be used in Thy service for Thy name's honor and glory. The text rests on John 14 verse 16 and 17, urging belief in the Spirit of truth forever.
Under the Atlantic Ocean lies a vast and mighty range of mountains rarely breaking the surface. Submarine peaks rarely reach above the seas, making islands uncommon sightings in this submerged landscape.
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