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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
3
Readers share views on beauty shop rules noisy children and nuisance callers. Letters discuss discipline in salons, handling silent callers, a method to trap pranksters, and a snappy jab at a self proclaimed hard luck case. Tips address how to be well liked and how to handle telephony annoyances.
A Daily reader column compiles Heloise style warnings and home hacks. It covers avoiding dangerous chemical mixtures like vinegar and bleach, candle use to reduce smoke, and practical tips for saving resources. It advises practical chores, organizing routines, and managing long conversations with a three minute timer.
A want ad is read by over 25,000 people, reflecting strong reach for classified listings. The notice underscores broad reader engagement and potential response from a large regional audience.
Miss Nell Barnaby city librarian will leave Saturday by plane from Kansas City for Seattle to visit a sister and husband and attend the World's Fair. R.E.M. Club members went to Colbern's for a Dutch luncheon with seven members present. Plans were made to meet with Anna Bryan on July 10.
About sixty guests attended a miscellaneous shower Tuesday night at Williamsburg auditorium honoring Mary Alice Johnson, who will marry Darrell Dearfoss. The gift table had a white cloth and high center piece of white bells with philodendron. Mrs. J. W. Bennett and Mrs. C. M. Milliken won the contest and presented the prize. Barbara and Lila Johnson, sisters of the honoree, helped open gifts. White candles in crystal holders, crystal service and a rose centerpiece adorned the serving table. Hostesses were Mrs. Mabel Matlock, Mrs. H. N. Trabert, Mrs. C. E. Todd, Mrs. Don McMillan and Mrs. D. L. Goodwill.
The EXEMPLAR CHAPTER of Beta Sigma Phi holds a dinner in Lawrence on Saturday with plans for upcoming community service and social events. Members from the Lawrence area will attend, aiming to strengthen fellowship and public engagement.
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