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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
4
Readers share practical fabric care tips for wrinkle prevention and treatment. Advice includes avoiding hot water and spin drying, using drip dryer instructions, and simple at home fixes such as folding, shaking, and using a bath towel on silicone boards. Also notes on plant supports and noodle handling ideas from Heloise and other readers.
Printed Pattern 4954 Half Sizes 14144 offers a long waisted line and pleated skirt ideal for shorter half sizes. Requires 3 yards of 45 inch fabric for sizes 16 to 24 percent. Pattern price 50 cents plus 15 cents for mailing and handling to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Ottawa Herald New York.
Mrs. John Teague began gathering soil samples in 1954 while at Ave cadia as her Air Force husband was stationed in Alaska. She filled baby food jars with soil, painted them, and plans to complete samples from all 50 states and 18 foreign countries. Her husband sent jars from Japan, Korea, Hawaii, Wake Island, Midway Island, Alaska, and other nations. They have a son in Kansas City, a daughter in Chanut e, and four grandchildren.
Socialettes Miss Maude Adams and Mrs Eva Fleming plan a six week session at the University of Hawaii Honolulu to study the geography of Hawaii. They depart June 17 by train to Los Angeles and fly onward, returning by ship to San Francisco. Mrs F E Warner and daughter Eloise, a KU student, have just visited Mrs Warner’s daughter and family, Dr and Mrs Roger Bush of Owatonna Minnesota, and also stayed in Forest Illinois to see Mrs Warner’s sister Mrs G F Kohler. Mrs Warner was away two weeks and her daughter joined part of the visit.
Community clubs including Friendship Circle in Forest Park and Garfield Garden with Mrs. Charles Thompson meet at 9:30 a.m. for coffee in Anchor Building B. The Golden Age Group convenes at North American Hotel with P. W. Club and the Sweet Adelines also listed.
A reader signs as MRS CONTENTED who loves her sleeping husband and cherishes his snoring. Other letters describe a young mother torn by a drummer’s legal threats, and a Houston reader grieving a dog named Poke, with guidance urging resilience and moving on.
The Senior Club held Friday afternoon activities starting with the song Rock of Ages. Mrs Myrtle Graeham read scripture and led Lord's Prayer. Bible verses were shared for roll call, flag salute followed by Old Lang Syne, then readings by three members and a piano solo by Carolyn Sue Kissinger.
Instructions describe forming a hollow cone from a stiff white paper triangle, securing the seam with tape, and trimming the tip to create a decorating tube suitable for crafts. The steps are concise and focus on shaping, joining, and trimming.
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