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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1960
Page
3
Ann Landers responds to letters about tipping, dating, and personal image. A reader complains tipping should not be mandatory for service workers while European practice makes tipping optional. Advice covers dating etiquette about inviting boys home and handling home conditions, plus a critique of a crude dating remark and guidance on self-improvement for a date.
Norma Moldenhauer daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Moldenhauer of Wellsville and Darrell Lynn Kerr son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kerr of Edgerton were married Sunday evening in Elliott hall First Baptist Church. Best man was Glenn Kerr. groomsman Darrell Childs. ushers Wayne Williams Lyle McCarthy. Music by Wendell Hicks and wife. Bride wore lace and tulle dress with scalloped lace details. bouquet pink roses. Reception hosted by Mrs Henry Gilroy and Mrs Robert Moore. Couple to live at 216 W 3rd. Bride works at Thelma's Styling Salon. groom employed by Moore's Chevrolet Olds.
Social notes list Bay City Texas families visiting Ottawa and Princeton areas including Mr. and Mrs. Hadley McKay and their children Sue Anne and Phillip. Other visitors include Mrs. Earl Longworth of Wichita, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Dawkins and Clara Ann from Collinsville, and relatives in Colton California and Collinsville. Co Workers Shutin Circle met with Mrs. R. W. Stead presiding. prayers read. reports show 71 calls, nine gifts, 13 good deeds, 13 visits. collection 85 cents.
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