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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
11
A collection of Ann Landers letters reveals marital tensions and parenting concerns. A husband credits his wife for success but laments her wage-ring and quarrels. A wife questions a boy’s eating, a mother critiques a teen’s diet, and a young woman seeks guidance about meeting a man from church.
Judy Horne daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Horne was guest of honor at a bridal shower held Wednesday evening at Mrs Hazel Romstedt home 634 5S Popular co hosted by Mrs Marie Mathis. Twenty guests played games and opened gifts with a pink and white umbrella and flowers on the gift table Refreshments were served Horne will wed Douglas Downey son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Downey June 26 at Wellsville RFD 1
Socialettes cover visits from Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bower in Phoenix heading to Ottawa University reunion in Ottawa. Mrs. DeVore hosts Baxter Social Hour Club with devotions and bingo refreshment. Mrs. Lundstedt hosts a meeting at Mrs. Lawrence Lundstedt’s home as August plans unfold. Carol Ann born May 29 at six pounds thirteen ounces. visiting granddaughter in Peabody. Wellsville Garden Club hosts morning coffee. June 24 meeting at Mrs. Wayne Wild’s home.
A reader warns against ironing delicate cutwork linens and embroidered dresses on colored towels. The writer ruined a cherished white linen dress after ironing it on a colored bath towel and urges others to use colorfast towels for ironing to avoid fading or damage.
Linda Seaton of Williamsburg was honored at a Tuesday bridal shower at the Legion Hall hosted by Mrs. D Fogle and Mrs. W I Hink. Guests enjoyed pink and white decor, cone prize games, and gifts opened with assistance from Loraine Anderson, Donna Crabb, and Diana Campbell. Judy O’Neill kept the guest book. Thirty attended. bride-to-be to wed Carol Mallory June 12.
Far and Near Club gathered with Mrs. Grant Carey to map the annual picnic set for June 27 in Forest Park. Mrs. Jim Lancaster presided as members shared vacation plans during roll call and Mrs. Jim Cunningham was named next hostess while Mrs. Lancaster won the door prize.
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