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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1962
Page
8
Hints from Heloise advises rinsing a washing machine after changing soap brands to remove film and scum, ensuring clean clothes. A reader shares using knee patches as a temporary ironing board cover, noting ease and durability. Another reader reports using a nipple to administer medicine to a seven month old to avoid bottle feeding, and a tip to remove wrinkles from show.
Ottawa Garden Club met Monday night on the M. R. Shoger lawn. After a potluck dinner, President Mrs. Charles Mavity led the business, thanking Edward Woodsum for a university catalog on audio visual aids. Dr. Robert Early of Kansas State Univ lectured on environment and plants. Members discussed soil testing gear. Woodsum to price. Birds damaged court yard beds. project committee noted. Thirty-eight members and guests attended including the Funk and Lingard families, Scoville, Merritt, Steelman, and Shoger.
Williams burg Sadana Chapter OES held its last meeting before fall and initiated one new member. A special election of officers named worthy matron Jo Ann Duval associate matron Evelyn Bond conductress Virginia Miller associate conductress Claire Davis. Star points listed include Adah Edith Ashcraft Ruth Dorothy Lynn Esther Elizabeth Hart Martha Frances Coppoe Electa Erma Martin. Marjorie Davis elected warder. Refreshments served to about 40.
Paula Grosdidier daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Grosdidier 403 Cedar recently completed a two week Camp Ursuline Paola earning the junior all round campers award. Charles W Scott Aberdeen Scotland visited relatives in Ottawa staying with John and Catherine Scott 744 S Cedar and Basil Kelsey Jr 607 S Cedar. Roberta Jean Hubbard returned from the Royal Neighbors of America national convention in Denver Colorado as the Kansas delegate.
Shirley Wy rick of Kansas City Kansas wed Raymond M. Carpenter of Wellsville on June 30 in Miami Oklahoma. The bride is Ruth Thurman’s daughter and the groom is Raymond C. Carpenter’s son. They returned to Wellsville parents’ home and plan to live in Kansas City. Mrs Carpenter works as a clerk at Country Charm in Kansas City. Carpenter works for Best Truck Lines in Ottawa.
Reader asks about a husband's party behavior and a gift from a former admirer. Ann Landers says to laugh it off and ignore it, noting the husband shows a clear conscience. Other letters advise about a secrecy bound marriage, parental opposition, and handling stray children with supervision and courtesy.
Seventy some neighbor Cuil, THE OTTAWA ARRALD 5 drew on Tuesday July 4 192, er y one of our spring flowers. We had fixed the lawn for a garden party. Children dropped the flowers and ran. I would have had them pick up the flowers and tell their mothers what they did. SIDELINE OB SERVER: you are jumping at conclusions and dodging responsibility. Ann Landers booklet offer follows.
Readers are directed to send their problems to the newspaper in care of the editor with a stamped self addressed envelope for return correspondence. The notice urges clear, concise questions and provides submission details for publication and response.
The baby boy born June 20 to Mr and Mrs Robert R Geist of 4038 Sycamore has been named Robert David. He weighed 8 lbs 8 oz. A second baby boy born June 28 to Mr and Mrs Gabriel E Morelet of 719 S Locust has been named Mark Anthony. He weighed 7 lbs 8 oz.
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