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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
3
Teen complains of strict parents and seeks care while a widower relationship faces scrutiny. Comments advise openness and normalizing help, with tips on handling mocking relatives, stationery hoarding, and seeking guidance through Ann Landers materials.
Promotes Printed Pattern 4576 for women's cape collared sheath in surrah crepe or shantung with casual cotton option. Lists sizes 36 to 48 and fabric yardage for size 36, plus mailing cost details and address to Anne Adams pattern department in New York. Also mentions Spring Summer Pattern Catalog with 304 design ideas and a coupon.
Religion in Russia discussed by Eva Martin at the WMS circle Tuesday evening. Mrs Earl Richardson led the lesson with Mrs Clarence Keefer hosting at Mrs Clarence Keith home. Mrs Claren Cordle gave devotions. The evening ended with White Cross work. The Herald offers five dollars weekly for best reader tip.
Betty Jane Gates daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Gates of Pomona became the bride of Donald Swallow of Pomona in Topeka February 23. Rev Vernon Becker of Topeka presided with attendants Mr and Mrs Gerald Hendrix. The bride wore a white nylon chiffon dress with lace jacket and carried a white Bible with red roses and white streamers. The couple reside at 1317 Harrison Topeka.
The Socialettes group of First Christian CWF explored Life on the Island of Okinawa led by Mrs. Harold Shomber with worship by Mrs. Eugene Saffron. Acorn Club tied two comforters at a potluck at the community house. visitors included Grant Carey and others. Rebekahs hosted Pomona visitor Mrs. Belle Mathias and planned to attend a Harvest rally March 25. Kiwani queens attended a coffee hosted by Mrs. John Hamerickhouse with a business session and a serving committee. The Bernhardt School of Dance showcased a program for Princeton High School PTA tonight featuring many local participants.
Eugene Field School DAR hosts the Wicke Golden Age Recreation Club at the Youth Center with Mrs Glenn presiding. The event features a community dinner and gatherings for teachers wives and local members.
To unmold a chilled custard set the dish in a shallow pan of hot water for about a minute. Loosen the edge with a spatula, then place a serving plate upside down over the custard and invert to release smoothly.
At Ransom Memorial Hospital three new births are announced. William Ray, son of Mr and Mrs Max David Likes of 1040 Walnut, born March 9, weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces. Catherine Jean, daughter of Mr and Mrs John William Netherland of 808 E 16th St Ter race, born March 10, weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces. Dawn Denise, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Ellis Murray of 712 Cypress, born March 11, weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces.
Lane OES Meets Lane-Evelena Chapter No. 435, Eastern Star, held its regular meeting Monday night. A practice initiation was held. Stella Bump and Mary Johnson served cake and coffee. The table decorations were carried out in green and white in recognition of St. Patrick’s Day.
The Ottawa Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathered at the Free Methodist Church with group singing led by Miss Edna Greenawalt at the piano. Officers and members discussed juvenile drinking, temperance legislation, and plans for Youth Temperance Education Week and fundraisers.
Mrs. Milton Morganstein of Kansas City announces the engagement of her daughter Barbara Morganstein of Littleton Colorado to Charles Richard Richards son of Mrs. Charles Richards of Ingram Pennsylvania. Barbara a Kansas City Art Institute graduate and Charles a University of Colorado alumnus will marry at All Souls Unitarian Church in Kansas City on April 20. Barbara is granddaughter of Mrs. Cora Barnett of Wellsville.
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