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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
6
A Heloise column offers home safety and everyday household tips. Advice covers locking doors with improvised security, adding door bolts, and misusing hardware to deter entry, plus practical tricks for laundry, pastry, and cleaning routines from readers Virginia Pairsom to Mary F Haubold.
A column discusses individuality versus crowd conformity, warning that true selfhood comes from developed character and reliable actions rather than sheer opposition. It notes that blending with society prevents negative judgments and preserves opportunities, while promoting modesty and tasteful self expression. The piece also wryly observes suburban life with a wren-filled morning scene by a kitchen window.
Ottawa Garden Club hosts potluck supper at 6 30 p m at N Baptist church 3058 with a program and group installations planned next week including Daughters and Jaycees events and several church and social society notices across the community.
On a crowded Friday in downtown Pittsburgh two unnamed men restrained Gerald Winkle, 29, an ex convict, after he shoved a tavernkeeper and fled with a $400 bank deposit envelope. A passerby hailed a policeman who then took Winkle into custody.
Socialettes Dr and Mrs W Brazee Wren and children Mark and Leslie are moving to Freemrozat Neb Dr Wren will be associated with Baldwin Laboratories Omaha Mrs Wren notes home economics in senior high last year Mr and Mrs Lynn W Kansas City are parents of Bridg e Kay a baby girl born May 23 at Smithvale Community Hospital Smithvale Mo Mrs Wren is Marsih Fields daughter of Mr and Mrs James P Fields Mission May t2emed Mrs Wallace H Wren Miearseecie are paternal grandparents Mrs J A Johnson 944 S Mezatma is great grandmother Mrs E Hale Mie wwren is visiting sister Mrs John Puactcett
Vandals desecrated Holy Sepulchre Zion Catholic Cemetery in New Rochelle Memorial Day dawn hours. About 800 headstones and memorials were overturned and damage is estimated near $100,000 according to local police and city officials.
A young robin in the 1000 block of West 6th mistook kite string for food and swallowed it. Neighborhood boys freed the bird but it died from the string stuck in its throat, according to Mrs. Bill Whitacre of 1022 W Std.
Two Ottawa residents, David Rybolt and Linda Machin, were chosen as members of the University of Kansas student advisory board. They assist faculty advisers in counseling on enrollment and related matters. Linda Machin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Machin of 1016 S Main, represents the journalism school. David Rybolt, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Rybolt of 1023 N Cedar, represents the school of business.
Mrs. John Sheldon of 707 E 11th presents multiple kitchen tested recipes for a tasting tea. Chicken Breasts With Mushrooms bakes in 350 degree oven for an hour using mushrooms and half and half. Also includes broccoli casserole cabbage dish Hawaiian Rice pork chops and a strawberry jello salad with frozen fruit and a lemon dessert with vanilla wafers and whipped cream.
The Herald offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip submitted by a reader.
Dear Ann Landers writes about a teenager’s dream of the Junior-Senior Prom and the heartbreak when dating plans or expectations fail, outlining common social pressures and the worry over fitting in at the big event. The letter expresses personal anxiety about attire hair planning and conversations with parents on prom night.
Readers write in with woes about missing prom invites and bashful crushes, teabag etiquette sparking letters, and a widow facing a suitor who was discouraged by his sister. Ann Landers offers reassurance, tea tips, and dating guidance while promoting her Bride’s Guide booklet for engaged plans.
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