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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers counsels Connie and others about men who drive to vent anger, noting dangers of angry driving and suggesting a punching bag. The column also tackles fashion hypocrisy, marital in laws, and a reader seeking guidance on loyalty and honesty.
Pattern notice from The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept announces Printed Pattern 4656 in multiple sizes with jacket and dress yardage figures. Includes 50 cent pattern price, 15 cent extra for mail, and free catalog upon sending name address zone size style number. Mail to Anne Adams in New York.
The baby boy born July 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lee Mealman Sr. Pomona is Carl Edward, 5 lb 12 oz. A daughter born July 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Jean Burgoon 102 S Elm is Lola May, 7 lb 202 oz. Another daughter born July 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Joe Cox 919 Ash is Kim Kayleen, 4 lb 11% oz.
Mona Stoffer and Dale E Whiteford wed at First Christian Church with gladioli and ivy decor. Rev. Ned H Roberts officiated as family and friends attended. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Mona Stoffer, Ottawa, wore nylon lace over taffeta with a chapel train and pearl tiara. Matron of honor Mrs Don Smith wore mint green, best man Carroll Wayne Whiteford. The couple will live at 501 S Locust after a brief wedding trip. she is with Ottawa Finance and he with Gardner Lumber.
Mr and Mrs C C Blood of 245 W 5th Garnett will hold an open house Sunday afternoon to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Mrs Blood is a member of Army Mothers Post No 4 Ottawa.
Emporia couple Mr and Mrs R W Barnhisel return from a two week vacation visiting Grand Lake Colo Yellowstone Glacier Waterman and Calgary Canada. They visited Burley Idaho and Ottawa connections and met friends in Carbondale Hiawatha and Topeka with a fish fry and many fish brought home.
A reader suggests swapping sliced browned link sausage for the usual frankfurter rounds in pea soup. The note praises the change as a tasty alternative and invites others to try it.
Mr and Mrs R H Kelly hosted a Kelly family gathering Sunday in Paola with many relatives attending. Attendees included Earl Kelly Davie Kelly Arthur Ellis and Jean Richard Smalley Sherrie Jo James Astin Ralph Gentry Reuben Pollock Reuben Pollock Hammond Ind Mary Ann Linda Osawatomie George Stanley Albert Wellsville Jack Stanley John Ginger Johnny Mike Susie Russell and others from Kansas City Calumet City Hammond Osawatomie and Paola.
Seventy one members attended the district meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Ottawa. A district bowling session saw Ottawa women win first place. A meeting followed at Nelson Hotel with dinner at the venue. The next regular meeting is set for August 1 at 8 p.m.
The Ottawa Herald issue from Tuesday July 23, 1963 presents brief local items and notices. It includes community updates, event reminders, and civic notices typical of a midweek newspaper page.
Willing Workers Club Quene mo hosted an annual watermelon feed for Osawato mie State Hospital patients in Forest Park on Wednesday. About 60 attended, including 25 patients and hospital staff. Mrs Maiie Baffrey said access improved from six patients last year to all but three this year. Rev Ray Fenley welcomed guests and noted the club's 35 years of service. Three charter members and four octogenarians attended as introductions highlighted hobbies of fishing, quilting, canning and eating. Quenemo youths performed a musical number and a ventriloquist act.
The Golden Age Group meets Wednesday in the Anchor community room to share activities and plans for the week. Members discuss upcoming events, social outings, and needlework sessions. Community seniors are invited to join for fellowship and light refreshments.
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