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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1968
Page
3
A bold new flavor-tite package preserves sliced bologna and cooked salami until opened. Easy to open and reclose for fridge storage, Rap-a-tap sandwiches mix salad dressing mustard Worcestershire olives and pepper for party treats.
A reader complains about a family shower for a sister who later wed her former fiancé and plans a September wedding. Ann Landers advises on fairness and gift etiquette. A letter asks if a married daughter must host an aged parent, and the columnist clarifies that while a daughter should ensure a parent is cared for, inviting into the home is not required. A fur-store prank involves a Siberian mink claim and a suspicious scent, with a brief explanation of mink’s family.
A noon potluck Sunday marked the annual Gravel family reunion in Forest Park. Elected officers for the coming year were Mrs. Opal Gravel and Mrs. Alice Sasseman. Attendees hailed from Wellsville Paola Emporia Council Grove Omaha Lawrence Shawnee Parkville Mo Harrisonville Angel and Ottawa with many relatives noted including Bert Betty Jed and Robbie among others. The next reunion is set for the third Sunday in July.
Garland Texas announces the engagement of Marcia Jeanne Bellus to David Louis Mendenhall. Miss Bellus is granddaughter of W L Pickering and family of 535 S Willow. The couple plans to wed next spring with Marcia headed to Kansas University and David employed by Garvey Grain at Trinidad Flour Mill.
Social notes recount visits and travels of Ola Jones Keith in Florida with daughter David Malone family and others from Rockledge Cocoa Phoenix and Princeton area. Several families from Richmond Dewey Okla Owensboro Okla etc hosted relatives and friends. Clergy in Richmond conduct services as others visit Lane Garnett Kansas City Oklahoma City and Alexandria Virginia.
Local Ottawa Jaycees president Tom Chappell and Mrs. Chappell hosted the annual Jaycee barbecue with seventy guests. State vice president Bob Hudson installed new members and spoke on Jaycees at state and national levels. Tracy Bradford spoke on faith and life, Topeka region convention plans were discussed, eight Ottawa delegates were slated.
Mrs. Craig Davis hosted the Friday Fairmount Birthday Club meeting at 1102 Milner with Flossie Ferguson and Ora Johnson assisting. July birthday members were recognized and mystery pal gifts were exchanged among Mrs. Jim Weidner, Mrs. Clifford Carey, Mrs. Russell Dyer, Mrs. Jim DeWitt, Bernice Staley, and Dollie Davis. The next meeting is at 2 p.m. August 16 at Mrs. Lee Schmitt's Ottawa RFD 4 home.
The FDA declares carbon tetrachloride a public health hazard for households due to fatal fumes and potential liver kidney brain and nervous system damage. Also reports Ottawa Horticulture Study Club prepared for a Franklin County Fair flower show with Mrs Owen Fallowell as hostess and new member Mrs Lora Bohnert joining.
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