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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
3
A letter pair debates a columnist’s lunch romance guidance. Readers criticize urging wives to accept husbands’ midday visits while others defend balanced emotional needs and marital respect amid divorce concerns. Additional notes mock wedding announcements and ventriloquism boasts.
The July 2 births include Rebecca La Fern to Robert and Gladys Shelley of Quenemo weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. Daniel James to Ceoil MedAr dle Jr and wife of 623 West Fifth weighs 7 pounds 14 ounces. Steven Ray to Gerald Firestone of Mulberry weighs 6 pounds 8 ounces. Michael Lee to Everett Slifer of Mulberry weighs 8 pounds 12 ounces. Herald offers five dollar prize for best news time by line leader.
Wellsville news reports Rogers purchasing a lot and building a new home, Dr. and Mrs. Rogers arriving from West Texas where he served as a dentist in the Air Force, and Rev Gordon Norris aiding at the Kansas Wheat State Camp between Augusta and Wichita. It notes bee removal at Wellsville Baptist Church, guests from Des Moines for church events, family travels, and Zip Code emphasis for postal efficiency.
Socialettes Army Mothers plan a picnic in Kansas City this Tuesday with all members to meet at Memorial Auditorium at 9 30 am. The Liberty Social Hour club meeting scheduled for July 20 has been cancelled.
A weekend visitor at Mr and Mrs Stephen A Lott was his sister Esther Welch of Albuquerque New Mexico. A daughter and family Ralph Roberts and Stephen Neon Kentucky visited for a week. Professor Gerald Smith and family from Lincoln Nebraska spent the Fourth of July with Gilbert and family. They enjoyed a family picnic at Garnett Lake with relatives and viewed fireworks.
The Herald offers five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips must be new information and polic y sources state the reward aims to encourage community reporting.
A bridal shower was held by the Grand Wesleyan Avenue Methodist Temple group for Patricia Quinones of Honolulu and John Black of Ottawa. The couple plans to marry July 13. Gifts were displayed on a pink and white table and entertainment included fashioning veils from tissue and telegrams to the couple. Mrs. Mary Black, the groom's mother, attended. ENGAGED Eugene McDowell announces daughter Sharon to Karl Fogle of Russell. A December wedding is planned. Miss McDowell works at Harold Harrington Beauty Salon in Topeka. Mr. Fogle runs the Dairy Queen in Russell.
Mrs. Sidney Kenney cites Topeka as visiting for her mother Mrs. Mary Greten corda who lies ill in Anderson County Hospital. Mrs. Cecelia Becker of Belleville Tl visits. Mr. and Mrs. Lee McKean of St. Ann Mo attend a gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lae Metze.
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