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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
3
A reader asks how to lift ball point ink from plastic vinyl furniture. The Heloise column suggests quick cleaning methods and warns that some ink types resist removal. Advice includes mild soap and water, alcohol, bleach with a cotton pad under careful supervision, hydrogen peroxide, and prompt rinsing to prevent set stains.
Mr and Mrs John R Quinones Jr announce engagement of daughter Patricia to John Collins Black Kansas City and Honolulu links. Ceremony set July 13 at Grand Avenue Methodist Temple with Miss Quinones a Farrington High and Central Technical Institute graduate. Mr Black is Ottawa High alumnus awaiting July Central Technical Institute graduation.
The Herald announces a weekly five dollar reward for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tip submissions encouraged to improve local coverage and community reporting.
A farewell party was held at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church Friday night for Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Pratt and their family who will move to a new home near Kansas City. Bible school opened at Mt. Olivet on Monday June 3 in the mornings. Other local notes mention visits, surgery, and family travel.
The son born June 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Covey in Arkansas is named Terry Lee. Their children Richard and Mary Sue stay in Richmond with grandparents Mr and Mrs George Hart. A daughter born May 22 to Mr. and Mrs Charles Hoelscher in Newton is Connie Lynn. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Steve Hoelscher visited. A daughter born May 30 at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Richard W Hus ted in Rantom is Teresa Louise weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces. A daughter born May 23 to Mr. and Mrs Joe Gault in Wichita is Katherine Jo. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Richard Belt in Alexandria Virginia is Donna Gwen weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces. Mr and Mrs George Ray Belt of Lane are grandparents.
Bon nie Gerhold and Evan Evans exchanged vows May 31 at 7 30 p m in First Baptist Church Grinnell with ornate white floral decor. Attendants wore blue and silver outfits. The couple plan a trip to the Ozarks and a home in Chicago after June 24. The bride teaches elementary school. the groom studies optometry at Illinois College of Optometry.
One hundred thirty eight descendants of the late John and Marie Wolken gathered for a basket dinner in the basement of Arnold Wolken’s home one mile east of St. Boniface Church in Scipio on Sunday. Attendees traveled from Topeka Wichita Iola El Dorado Paola and El Dorado among others.
A fragment notes a 1964 reunion planned for the first Sunday by the Ley and family of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Leonard Pahnnes and family of Spring Hill. The text is incomplete but indicates a family gathering schedule.
Socialettes Miss Evelyn Kinney of Ottawa University physical education hosts Mrs. Cecil Houze from Columbus Indiana. Houze is the former Miss Edna Agnew who served as OU dean of women before her marriage. She came for commencement weekend and will stay this week.
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