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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
9
A 44 year old girl writes about a hospitalized mother and a mean caregiver her father hired, urging her aunt to report abuse of her 5 year old brother and prevent long-term care by the caregiver. The column advises telling the aunt immediately and speaking up.
Four area girls are among city officers elected at Girls' State at the University of Kansas. Names include Nancy Craig Osawa tomie Cheyenne councilman Pamela K. O'Brahim Over brook Cheyenne civil defense director Sara Ann Lentz Paola Cimarron county councilman Pam Spencer Williamsburg Delaware county civil defense director. They will visit Lawrence government counterparts and Saturday take a test for the Sunflower Girls' State Scholar award. The two Girls' Nation delegates will be announced. A candlelight ceremony will close the week. They return home Sunday.
A kid friendly waffle recipe yields five six inch waffles that can be made ahead. Mix flour baking powder salt and sugar then add yolks oil water and vanilla. Beat whites stiff and fold in. Bake in waffle iron then reheat in toaster to crisp.
Sandra Jean Haughn and Hal Wayne Logan were married at 2 30 p m on June 9 at the Federated Church of Quenemo with Rev Ray Feneley officiating The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Haughn and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs C K Logan Sr of Arlington Va Attendants wore pink brocade and the couple will reside in Quenemo after a short wedding trip
Rebekah Lodge met June 12 in JOOF Hall with Mrs. Ivan Mc Fadden presiding. Members voted to take a July and August vacation. A Diamond Harvest rally is set for Wednesday June 24 at Garnett Christian Church, asking attendees to bring cookies. Beta Sigma Phi antique show report given by Mrs. J R Raffelock. Decorations featured flags with red white and blue streamers and a candy tree trimmed with gumdrops. Decoration committee included Mr Gail Nitcher Mrs Russell Nordyke. Next meeting is June 26 to entertain Mrs Lee Lockhart, Rebekah Assembly warden.
Pauline Trigere previews blend antique shapes with modern glamour. Models sport tiny waists and broad hips in reversible coats and jeweled accents, from sable blouses to satin capes and mink linings, while daytime dresses stay figure skimming and hip flared.
Verna May Frazer of Topeka and Kenton Craig Granger of Ottawa will wed at 8 p.m. Saturday June 15 at Lowman Memorial Methodist Church in Topeka. Frazer is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper C. Frazer. Granger is son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Granger. Reception follows in Chamberlain Parlor. couple to honeymoon in Las Vegas and reside at 920 Tyler, Topeka.
The Eastern Star held its regular meeting on May 27 with District Aide Mrs Thelma Pannell welcomed and honored. A solo by Mrs Faith James and gifts from the chapter were presented. Other guests from LaCygne Fontana Parker Osawatomie and Louisburg were welcomed. A memorial ceremony featured Mrs Fayne Lathen and Mr Lloyd Griffith singing two duets. Refreshments followed.
The Old Range Line and Ex celsior School District ninth reunion was June 2 at the Exceline school house. The nominating committee selected Mrs. Donald Gastrock for president, Mrs. Arnold Steobner for vice president and Miss Mabel Haas for secretary treasurer for the coming year. Thirty former pupils and five former teachers from the two schools were present. Nine of the pupils present attended the schools 50 or more years ago.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. Kittie Radabaugh's home with Miss Marjorie Collins leading devotional on Psalm 126 titled He Had No Shirt. Members discussed the American Cancer Society cigarette study, the Hanover Germany orthopedic hospital for limbs, and the Constitution study. A Veterans' Hospital knee robe, Preamble recitation, and a June 18 LTL Day Camp at First Methodist were noted.
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Mr and Mrs Vernon R Johnson and family from Seattle spend a week with relatives in Ottawa Williamsburg and Williamsburg area. Children Dennis 12 Kevin 9 Daryl 8 and Sonja enjoy farming and watched wheat combining at Roberts farm in Williamsburg. They plan to return to Seattle Saturday evening June 15.
Evelena Chapter CBS Lane opened in regular form Monday June 10 with Mr and Mrs Ernest Martin presiding in the East. After the regular business the Martins paid tribute to officers and presented each with a gift. Chapter closed in regular form.
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