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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
5
Regular soil testing guides crop fertility planning. Sample from representative field points to 6 inches depth, mix and submit a pint to the county extension soil laboratory located in the courthouse basement. Use results to design a fall fertility program. Field identification and proper sampling are emphasized.
New York AP reports auto buyers increasingly opt for lower down payments and longer repayment terms. Banks and finance firms face competition and ample funds, while 36 month terms become a common cap. Ford Credit officials defend the 36 month plan as reasonable amid rising average maturities.
Richmond residents Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Valentine and sons from Providence Rhode Island visit his mother Mrs. Maude Valentine and brother Bill Valentine. Bach relatives host a pot luck at St. Therese Church basement in Springfield honoring Peter Bach of Bisbee Arizona and son Robert Bach. Beulah Cratschberg of Lincoln Nebraska visits Gordon Hale home with Reichard and Cannon families in Tucson. Adrian Lickleig of Chicago visits Father Strobel, Clifford Size and Patty Jackson from Kansas City and Indianapolis. H J Johns of Miami Florida visits niece Edwin Horstick. Nick Kipper returns to Chicago after visiting relatives.
Jerry Harris is discharged from Army service and relocated to Kansas City with Mrs. Harris who stayed with her parents A. E. and Mrs. Carter. Rev. and Mrs. Snell move to a remodeled parsonage. Mrs. Rose and Gregory Allen return from Anderson County Hospital. Fagg recovered from jaw fracture and nerve injury after a freak accident. Don Cade and Leavenworth family visit Albert Dunbar and sons. Norman stays longer. Alma Bastin visits.
Lieut. Carl Bastin and wife visit at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawkins in Mission, sharing time with relatives and enjoying a family gathering during a leave.
A satirical roll of modern annoyances lists career women who push for equality but spare effort, flashy lipstick, gossiping middle aged ladies, dieting contradictions, astrology lovers who doubt wrestling, destructive dinner guests, snarly dogs, homework bragging parents, cashless friends, weekly heat waves and rain, aging men with full hair, delicate eaters, lukewarm service, shoeless men and ballet slippers, color inks on hands, fussy drivers, pricey paperbacks, overtight attire, hats at parties, guest etiquette, hospital fee tests, Judo wives, and women publically chasing the moon, asking for deliverance from these quirks.
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