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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1968
Page
3
A Houston reader recounts a supervisor slapping a 36-year-old employee in view of colleagues. Ann Landers warns the boss seems senile and urges the husband not to quit his good job after a single incident. The column also urges writing wills to avoid future family disputes and highlights legal clarity over moral wishes.
John Eric Rodenberg is the 10 month old son of Capt and Mrs James Rodenberg of Yokota Japan. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Shomber Ottawa RFD 4. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Albert Nitcher 816 Ash.
Guide to oil stain usage for wood finishing outlines three key factors: stain color dilution time before wipe-off, and whether to apply with brush or rag. Recommends brush application, prompt wipe-off, testing on scrap or hidden surfaces, and considering sealers whether needed.
The Navy Mothers club held an installation of officers during a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the Anchor building. National commander Mrs. Jennie Hayman of Salina installed commander Mrs. Alberta Conus, adjutant Mrs. Margaret Fleming, finance Mrs. Nadine Snodgrass, and matron at arms Mrs. Opal Good. Eleven guests took the membership obligation, with Salina members Mrs. Dora Wilson, Mrs. Bernice Leander, and Mrs. Cora Perkins in attendance. The group will meet again at 1:30 p.m. on July 30 at the Anchor building.
Mrs. Tom Keener was honor guest at a layette shower Wednesday evening at the David Bunch home given by Mrs. Gladys McIntire. Gifts were arranged around a stork centerpiece. Mrs. Andy Stine and Mrs. Bunch won games. Sixteen invited guests attended. One out of town guest was Mrs. David Richeson from Lawrence.
Mrs Wayne Long was initiated at the Eagles Auxiliary meeting with Mrs Betty Parker presiding and refreshments. Hatty Morgan won the door prize. A bridal shower for Donna Shellhorn is set for Aug 1. Secret pal gifts were exchanged by Past Noble Grands at IOOF Hall with five members receiving gifts. Hostesses were Mrs Ben Gibson and Mrs Harry Loyd. Seventeen members and two guests attended. The next meeting is Aug 15. Ottawa BPW welcomed new members but Mary Jean Stevens’ name was omitted from the list. Hospital Sewing Auxiliary will not meet next Tuesday.
A Lawn chair pattern to size for a small child mirrors a larger family chair. Pat tern 253 lists materials and construction from stock lumber sizes and costs 35c. Also in Packet No 37 with patterns for a matching chair and bench for adults and a Slider swing all for $1. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept., New Windsor, NY 12550.
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