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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
5
A reader scolds advice to please others as a bootlicking trap and cites a coworker who overdoes gifts and flattery. Ann Landers explains the line between thoughtfulness and sycophancy, then handles a 17-year-old questioning possible lesbian interests and a married man affair with a child, advising psychiatric input and caution.
A collection of quick home tips includes spray starching to speed ironing by letting clothes sit 10 to 15 minutes for even starch permeation. Also notes deodorant stain transfer from makeup to underarms and clothing, plus a playful egg boiling mishap and a nylon net drawstring bag gift idea.
Senior Club plans an all day gathering at the Youth Center to celebrate Mrs. Lloyd Daugharthy with a birthday observance Friday at Fairmount. Community members invited for activities and fellowship.
The ashes of three people including Washburn sociology professor Rev Daniel Moses Fisk and two Fisk spouses were found behind a chapel plaque wrecked by the June tornado. The boxes are in Gerald Barker’s office awaiting disposal decision and possible reinterment.
TOPEKA AP The state printing plant, first hit by the June 8 tornado, is back in operation. State Printer Robert Sanders said the plant can handle any work it could before the storm. Most damage was to the north end of the bindery and only one perforator worth 3200 dollars was lost. Two paper cutters in the bindery were damaged. Albin Debacher bindery foreman said four folders knocked out are back in operation.
The body of Mitchell Baumann, 18, a summer employee of the Atchison Park Department, was recovered from Watershed Dam 24 lake southwest of Atchison. Baumann, a Maur Hill High School football player, was seen walking on the dam and is believed to have slipped into the water. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Verle Baumann of Atchison and would have been a senior this fall.
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