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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1963

Page

11

Father Throws Temper Tantrums Dear Ann Landers

A letter from a reader describes a husband whose temper tantrums damage household items and disrupt daily life. Ann Landers advises removing sharp objects, ignoring outbursts, and suggesting professional help if necessary, noting the husband may resist.

Molly Woodrow

Community clubs host luncheon and tea events

Thursday listings show Daughters Club led by Mrs. Roy B. Church hosting a luncheon for Young Matrons at the CWF group with Mrs. Ted Fogle. Far and Near Club plans a tea with Mrs. J. C. Hannaman. Mission Circle and Eagles Auxiliary also on the afternoon program led by Mrs. Will Sce.

Roy B. Church CWF Group Ted Fogle J. C. Hannaman Tea Mission Circle Will P.m

Delicate Princess Dress With Light Jacket Look

Pattern notice describes a gently flared princess dress suited for warm weather, with a neat little jacket for a tailored finish. Includes catalog and mailing details for Anne Adams The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. 243 West 7th St New York NY and a price/packing note for patterns and catalogs.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept West 7Th St New York N. Y

How to Live With Your Parents Advice Request

A reader is instructed to send 20 cents and a long self addressed stamped envelope to Ann Landers for problem advice. The note explains sending questions in care of the newspaper with the same stamped envelope to receive helpful guidance from the columnist.

Ann Landers

Herald Offers Five Dollar Weekly News Tip Reward

The Herald announces a five dollar weekly reward for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips must be original information of public interest and can be turned in at the newsroom or via the paper's contact channels. The program aims to encourage timely, accurate reporting from the community.

the Herald

Exchange Vows In Kansas City

Mary Louise Vallier and Elia Vincent Raucri wed in Kansas City at Budd Park Christian Church with Rev. Harry G. Parsons officiating. The bride wore silk organza over ivory taffeta with Alencon lace, pearls, and a chapel train. attendants in aqua gowns. A reception followed at the Gold Buffet in North Kansas City.

Seph Raucci Harry G. Parsons Budd Park Christian Church Kansas City Vernon Berger Richmond Roy Vallier Quenemo Lydia Raucci Anna Raucci Vincent Battaglia Muriel Hall Janice Hall Lisa French Ottawa Bill van Line Topeka Frank Pace Larry Raucci Paul Raucci Jackie Raucci Vince Benedetti Gregory Hall Carlos Bunch Gold Buffet

Gathering At Centropolis Gathering At Centropolis

A family dinner was hosted Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Leland Gilliland in Centropolis. Attending were Nellie Pingar ee from Washington DC Lloyd Robbins Sr and Jr with family Sharon Lloyd Jr Carolyn Salley from Pomona Ethel Robbins Lavern Dillon Lawrence Gary Stelting Texico New Mexico Duane Garnet Beverly Ann Rex Simmons Susan Rodger Rodney Laurie and others from Centropolis.

Leland Gilliland Robyn Leland Centropolis Nellie Pingree Washington, D. C Lloyd Robbins Sharon Lloyd WI Carolyn Salley Pomona Ethel Robbins Williamsburg Laverne Dillon Lawrence Gary Stelting Texico N. M Duane Garnet Beverly Ann Ottawa Rex Simmons Susan Rodger Rodney Laurie Centropelis

Complete Scrapbook Finished by Ottawa Club Hostess

Complete scrapbook work completed at Mrs. Guy M. Powers rural Princeton home for Ottawa Horticulture Study Club. Project to be entered in state convention in El Dorado October 17 to 19. Discussion topics include state lakes parks recreation areas and conditioning cut flowers for shows.

Ottawa Horticulture Study Club Guy M. Powers Princeton el Dorado

Shower for Mrs Fishburn and Baby Michael James

A layette shower honoring Mrs Richard Fishburn and her baby son Michael James was held Sunday at Appanoose Baptist Church. Guests numbered nineteen with eight children present. Hostesses were Mrs Vernie Clark and Mrs Rex Gilliland. The display featured a baby boy doll, white booties with blue bows, blue frosted cake, and diaper pin decorations.

Richard Fishburn Michael James Appanoose Baptist Church Vernie Clark

Shower For Baby Girl Leigh Ann Higdon

Leigh Ann Higdon the adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Higdon was guest of honor at a shower on July 26 hosted by Lynne Melton and Mrs Gordon Dyer at Mrs Dyers home Aunt Elsie Thompson prepared cakes decorated with pink booties and diapers the cake and pink punch were served to 16 guests absent friends sent gifts

Leigh Ann Floyd Higdon Lynne Melton Gordon Dyer

Broiling Ham Steaks: Slash Fat to Prevent Curling

Guidance on cooking ham steaks advises slashing fat around the edges before broiling or grilling to stop curling during cooking. This tip helps heat penetrate evenly and yields meat with uniform texture and doneness.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ann. Landers Atlanta Franklin County S. Main PH Mary Louise Vallier Lloyd H. Vallier Elia Vincent Raucri Elio Vincent Raucci Mrs. Fishburn S. Main Richardson's Shoe Store Kansas University Osawatomie Hospital Atchison Ottawa University Methodist Church Cedar House KOFO Assembly of God Christian Science Church Osawatomie Ottawa Board of Education Assembly of God Richter Methodist Church Trinity Methodist Church Quenemo Methodist Church Lyndon Wurlitzer
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