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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
4
Two widows in their sixties seeking work as housekeepers for unmarried men. They dislike shop jobs or clerking and excel at cooking and housekeeping. They ask Dear Ann Landers whether this arrangement would be acceptable.
A reader asks about not taking orders from a woman, to which Ann Landers suggests both sexes would welcome disciplined partners. Advice then covers car door locking for safety, urging to lock doors and buckle seat belts. The final letter laments a mother’s trouble with her son Ira’s preoccupied romance, counsel emphasizing open communication and possible clergy guidance.
Dear Heloise offers a thrift hack using safe plastic dry cleaning bags as plush stuffing for cushions. Tips share massaging with back of hands for easier relief, floor waxed floors, and quick uses of everyday items like aluminum foil and shower caps. Public notices include probate hearings for Anna Manspeaker and Ralph W. Selby estates in Franklin County Kansas with hearing dates in February 1965.
Sally Reynolds hosted the Harmony Music Club with 14 members and 14 guests at the Reynolds home. Brad Reynolds played piano solos while Sally and Gayle Wittmeyer won prizes for practice hours. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Reynolds, and Sally. Katie Hamilton to entertain Feb 23.
Printed pattern 4669 offers a tunic and pants outfit in sizes 2 4 6 8 with mix and match options. Top requires 1% yards of 35 inch fabric and includes a pants tie. Pattern costs fifty cents plus 15 cents mailing handling to Anne Adams Pattern Dept New York.
Rev. Robert Burger installed officers for the Altar Rosary Society at Sacred Heart Church Tuesday afternoon. New officers include Mrs. David Bunch president Mrs. Gregory Penne vice president Mrs. Dale Schamle secretary and Mrs. Hugh Didier treasurer. Retiring officers honored were Mrs. Bernard Didde president Mrs. Walter Dengel treasurer and Mrs. Larry Wassmer secretary. After a business session in the school hall Mrs. Gabe Morelet spoke on plaster novelties and gifts. A closing prayer was offered and refreshments were served under Mrs. George Korkames supervision.
In Paris fashion notes JEAN SPRAIN WILSON reports Jean Lavin and Nina Ricci show dramatic flying skirt tails as a new spring trend. Designers Grahay and Crahay cut panels and added ribbon effects to slim skirts, plaid scarves, and mohair gathers. Models move in wide pants, satin linens, and floral masks close the showcase.
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