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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1966
Page
9
A collection of reader letters to Ann Landers highlighting kindness, marital roles, and etiquette. A visitor recalls near mental illness, a husband defends housework by detailing a day at home, and guidance on ex wives attending an ex husband’s funeral with tactful seating.
Announcement of the coming marriage between Priscilla Gail Harrell of Ottawa and Frank Fritts of Pomona. Parents Mrs. Evelyn Harrell and Theron J. Harrell of Ottawa note a November wedding. Harrell is an Ottawa High School graduate and Southwestern Bell employee. Fritts, a Pomona High School graduate, works for Divers Wayne.
Members of the Demolay Mothers held a phconic supper at Mrs. Fred Cook’s home in Pomona. Mrs. Howard Smith and Mrs. Cook led the games. The next meeting is set for 8 pm September 12 at the Masonic Hall.
Sixteenth annual or sixth annual Foushee family reunion held at Forest Park on July 10 featured a basket dinner and visiting. About fifty relatives from Ottawa Quemene Olathe Lenexa Overland Park Kansas City and Missouri towns attended.
Members met at Mrs. Harold Crockett’s home on July 8 with Mrs. Orville McNish leading the business session. A penny roll yielded $1.29 as ten members attended along with three guests. The group planned the next gathering for August 11 at Mrs. Roy Gould’s home and spent the afternoon playing bingo.
James Calanos unveiled a bold collection in New York featuring balloon jackets, oversized skirts, and wide shouldered suits totaling nearly 250000 dollars. The parade highlighted buckles, square frames, jewel encrusted gowns, and opulent fabrics with dramatic silhouettes and diaphanous robes.
The Employment Security Division logged 161 job openings at Second and Cedar with 226 new applications in June, down from 324 in June 1965. Agricultural placements totaled 15 in June, versus 24 this year. nonagricultural placements were 141. Active files rose from May but were below June 1965’s 485, unemployment claims rose to 75, and active claims fell to 395. Of 141 placements, 21 clerical/sales, 23 service, 6 skilled, 21 semi skilled, 70 unskilled. 74 in short-term work. Seventy-two percent of placements were under 22, compared to 73 placements under 22 last June.
The Seekers Sunday school class at Trinity Methodist Church met at 9 a.m. on Wednesday in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Emile Barnes opened with prayer. Mrs. Pearl Shanes and Mrs. R. C. Bettge led devotions. Reports were read and approved. 59 calls made, 57 words sent, seven bouquets sent. Birthday anniversaries for Mrs. Lettge, Mrs. Charles Gongstrom, and Mrs. W. J. Gower noted. Class voted to buy a fan. no August meeting. Next meeting set for Sept 14 at Fellowship Hall. Recess and refreshments afterward.
Ice cream social was held Thursday night at the Ma Sonic Hall. The next meeting is set for August 11 at the home of Lapa Cameron for a patio potluck.
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