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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1969
Page
7
A reader reveals her husband cheats with his brothers, not other women, prompting Ann Landers to label the brothers as emotional adolescents and suggest diverting plans to outfox them with theater and nonrelatives. She also advises a reader facing aggressive dating partners to seek crowded, early evenings and drop contact with problematic coquettes.
Printed Pattern 4750 offers new women sizes 34 through 46 with busts 40 inches for size 36. The notice details fabric yardage, pattern pricing, mailing charges, and requests applicants to mail name, address, ZIP, size, and style number to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. in New York.
The annual Todd family reunion was held Sunday at the south Ottawa roadside park. Attendees included Lloyd and Minnie Broers Edgerton. Otis and Harley Broers Merriam. Randal Richard Michael Todd Lawrence Eckerson Pat Cameron Mo.. Earl Drum Topeka Glenna Eckerson Paola Sarah Drum Cora David Fred Buckley Robyn Dean Holmes Ottawa. Ray Eaton Donald Davis John Linda Williamsburg.
The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Simpson at 327 S Willow was observed with a family dinner at Stephenson's Apple Farm Restaurant in Kansas City Missouri. Hosts were the couple's children David and Donna Simpson, Barbara Simpson. Allan Simpson and Margot Nelson were married July 15 1944 in Chicago Illinois.
Socialettes Loewen joined guests from Nevada and Emporia staying with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Garrett. A Forest Park picnic honored George Humphreys and Dale Brecht on Navy leave, with many relatives from Emporia Paola Parker Goddard and Richmond attending. A July 7 birth at Olathe Community Hospital was reported for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chandler. Family reunions and visits across Missouri and Arkansas are noted among many relatives.
The Betty Clark circle of First Christian Church met at Mrs. Aaron Drumright s home with Mrs. Dan Fogle presiding. Mrs. Drumright led Interpreted Parables and worship segment was titled Celebrating God s Work In The World. Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Home welcomed new initiates and discussed two membership applications for Aug. 7. Betty Parker won the door prize in a white elephant exchange.
Dear Abby style tip shows using a blender to mix instant pudding with cold milk cutting prep time and cleanup. The reader reports pudding firms quickly, no mixer or beaters needed, plus a quick rinse to clean the blender.
Mrs. Nancy Weary was honored at a baby shower hosted by Mrs. Heidi Shafer at 501 S Locust on Sunday. Mint and maize colored decorations featured a maize umbrella with a mint baby form. Seven guests enjoyed cake and punch after three themed games with prizes won by Mrs. Nancy Milligan Mrs. Nancy Barrett and Dale Ann Weary.
Mr and Mrs Guy W Lindsey of Seattle Washington formerly of Ottawa celebrate their 50th anniversary on Sunday at their son Don Lindsey’s home 821 8 4th Osawatomie Kansas Their daughter Mrs Bettie Milner and her Seattle family joined the event Friends are invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs David Smith wed at the bride s home 2804 N 48th Terrace Kansas City Kansas June 21 Rev William Smith Bethel officiated Attendants were Mr and Mrs George Burns The couple honeymooned in Colorado He works at a theatre supply company by day and is a night projectionist at Lake Park Drive In Theatre
Descendants of E. F. and Matilda Foushee attended the annual reunion Sunday at Forest Park shelterhouse. Attendees included multiple Pinkston, Figgins, Schaub, Foushee, Sand, and related households from Quenemo, Lawrence, Topeka, Kansas City, Princeton, Cimarron, Williamsburg, Ottawa, and Pittsburg.
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