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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1968
Page
2
The Ottawa Horticulture Study Club hosts Mrs. Owen Followell and Mrs. J. R. Cheney for a Homemaker Club gathering at 1:30. TOPS Taperettes may attend as part of the Tuesday program.
Pattern 457 shows illustrated steps dimensions and full size cutting guides for a teen friendly small sail boat. Included in packet No 64 for $1. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New Windsor New York 12550.
Dear Ann Landers recounts a dog's death from a heart attack after a slow decline and a fatal fight. The wife faces her husband’s accusation of murder and asks for guidance on coping with blame and reconciliation.
Pattern advertisement for Simplicity Pattern 4773 Misses sizes and yardage, mailed to The Ottawa Herald. Following are letters to Ann Landers and readers sharing opinions on marriage, gender roles, smoking in bed, and social norms with jokes and advice.
Fred Scott aged 80 was honored Sunday at a buffet dinner hosted by his wife at 1028 N Cedar. He remains active with Willis Nursery Co. Relatives present included Deck and Mrs Jones of Ottawa and Edna Hamlin with A C Hamlin Jr. of Kansas City. Mrs Scott baked the cake and served ice cream. The Scotts have a daughter Mrs Freda Maston of Garden Grove and a grandson Gregory Lewis Scott of Wilmington California.
Maxine Payne presided at the July 19 meeting of the Senior Club at the Youth Center. Mrs. Margaret Williams provided music for group singing. Devotions were led by Mrs. Pearl Shoemaker. Members observed the patriotic ritual. Plans were made for a basket dinner at noon Friday at Forest Park shelterhouse. Visitors welcome. Refreshments served to 24 members and guests, Raymond Smart and daughters Karen and Barbara, Omaha Neb., by Mrs. Julia Jones and Mrs. Lilian Spears.
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