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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1965
Page
3
A Dear Heloise reader suggests a quick badge fix for Scout uniforms using iron on tape with waxed paper to prevent sticking, plus corner tacking for security. The method speeds up badge application and allows reuse after cooling and reheating, with careful removal when needed.
Plan April wedding announces Sharon Ann Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Smith of Quenemo, to Milton E. Hackett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hackett of Pomona. The ceremony is set for April 4 at Federated Church Quenemo with a church annex reception. Sharon is a Quenemo High School graduate employed by Bruce Co. Inc. Ottawa. Milton is a Pomona High School graduate employed by Hallmark Co. Inc. Lawrence.
The American Legion Auxiliary Warren C. Black Unit voted multiple contributions at a Monday meeting in Memorial Auditorium. Donations included 10 dollars to Wadsworth VA Hospital cheer fund, 1 dollar to the Chapel for Four Chaplains, 5 dollars to the March of Dimes, and 25 dollars for veteran family food. They ordered 3,000 poppies for May Poppy Day. A potluck followed an all day sewing session producing rag rugs for Wadsworth VA Hospital. President Mrs. David Bunch led the meeting with 20 attendees.
Ann Landers addresses a reader's question about fraternal twins possibly having different fathers and explains it's possible though rare, while stressing medical clarification. The column also offers guidance on hearing impairment and self-help, and features a reader letter about strict supervision of teen sisters and dating rules with practical advice emphasizing curfews and proper introductions.
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