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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1966

Page

4

Fourth Place Filly Need Not Wait For Smelly Horseman To Set Date

Dear Ann Landers replies to readers about love and marriage with a horse obsessed fiancé, a dieting joke, a dating dilemma for a 15 year old, and advice on respecting elders amid four generations in one household. The column keeps a sharp, humorous tone while guiding readers through relationship and family tensions.

Smelly Horseman Dear Ann Landers Tom Debbie Ann Landers Liv

Printed Pattern 4729 for Shirtwaist and Catalog

Vintage sewing notice by Shane Holes promotes a pleat front shirtwaist pattern 4729 with size options and fabric yardage. Includes pricing, mailing details to Anne Adama at The Ottawa Herald pattern department in New York, and a call to request the Spring Summer Pattern Catalog with a free pattern-clip coupon.

Colina Anne Adama Ottawa Herald New York N. Y Bend

New Library Employee Hired in Ottawa

The Ottawa Carnegie Library board hires Mrs. George Niemann at 633 S Sycamore as a part time worker effective March 29. She will serve in the adult section and children's room. Mrs Niemann attended Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen SD. Her husband is a landscape architect at Willis Nursery. The couple has lived in Ottawa three years. They have two children Julie Ann three and Todd two.

Ottawa

Daylily Society Meeting Details and Plans

The Kansas Pioneer Hemero callis Daylily Society will host a 1 p.m. Sunday covered dish dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wallace home 1342 S Oak. A slide show of famous gardens and convention pictures will be shown. Plans for a July 3 show were discussed. Members may pay dues to Mrs S A Mannon 2205 Larson Chanute.

Kansas

Socialettes H B Club Luncheon and April Host

Socialettes H B Club members met Wednesday at The Inn for a luncheon before visiting Mrs William Latz home for a social afternoon Ten members attended Mrs William Hjort will host the April meeting

H.B. Club William Latz William Hjort

Donates To Cancer Fund by Friendship Circle Meeting

Friendship Circle voted a 3 donation to the cancer fund at the Tuesday afternoon meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. Dean Baer and Mrs. William Swords at the Baer home, with Mrs. Harry Flory in charge. Miss Mary Carpenter spoke of a plane trip to Denver and Lincoln. Prizes were won by Mrs. William Sands, Mrs. George Shuler, Mrs. Albert Kraft and Mrs. Flory in a contest. Mystery pal gifts went to several members. Irish refreshments were served.

Albert Kraft Flory Fank Cannady Walter Pohl Chester Gibson Minnie Coltrane Marion Stark

If Your Job Vanishes Tomorrow You Must Retrain

The message urges immediate action when jobs disappear tomorrow. It emphasizes using the State Employment Service to learn new skills and retrain to qualify for future opportunities. It stresses visiting the local employment office and training now for tomorrow’s jobs.

State

Melinda Sue Kirkland Is Born to Max and Mrs Kirkland

Melinda Sue Kirkland is the month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Kirkland of 211 West 5th. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Piggott of Lake Lotawana Missouri and Mr and Mrs Lee Arb of Ottawa. Great grandparents include Mrs Ethel Kirkland and Mr and Mrs Fred Mealman of Ottawa.

Melinda Sue Smonthold Max Kirkland 5Th William Piggott Lake Lotawana Lee Arb Ottawa Ethel Kirkland Fred Mealman

Lincoln PTA Meeting Lists New Officers and Displays

The Lincoln PTA meeting Monday evening featured demonstrations talks and displays on projects funded by federal aid to education. Mrs Charles Roehl presided and new officers were elected: president Mrs Clifford Gibson vice president Mrs Jay Todd secretary Mrs Floyd Jackson treasurer Mrs Richard Fritts. Refreshments followed.

Lincoln P.T.A Charles Roehl Clifford Gibson Jay Todd Floyd Jackson Richard Fritts

Eastern Star Delegates Attend Ottawa Grand Visit

Sixteen Kansas towns sent delegates as Union Chapter members gathered in the Ottawa Masonic Temple for an official visit by Grand Chapter of Kansas worthy grand matron Mrs Pearl Cooper of Pittsburg. Seventy six dined at 6 30 pm with a St Patrick theme. about 130 attended the social hour and banquet.

Eastern Star Kansas Union Chapter Ottawa Masonic Temple Grand Chapter Pearl Cooper Pittsburg William Ogle Jessie Lunger Lunger Harry Mrs. Cooper Victor Hughes Ogle Sellers Armand Bishop Parsons Order of the Eastern Star Ottawa Ottawa Past Matron Ireland Kenneth Norton James Gillette Ju Mus Raffelock Marie Mathis Clarence Rea

Circles Hold Sessions At Home In First Christian Church

CWF Circles of the First Christian Church conducted in home sessions on Wednesday with topics The Background of Our Calling and Called to be Gods People. Mrs Mike Newmaster will speak at the General CWF meeting March 30 at 7 30 p m Velma Larson Circle had 22 members present with guests and several officers assisting in lessons and worship.

First Christian Church Mike Newmaster Velma Larson Sam Groves Marcia Anderson Ned M. Roberts J. T. Mercer Earl Farris Kenneth Hammond Lee Harrison Emma Hinkle Bill Wheeler

Fairmount Birthday Clubs and Senior Activities Notice

Community notices list events at the Youth Center and Naomi Club. Mrs. Fred Glanville hosts a birthday gathering Friday. Mrs. Dollie Head leads an adult class. Mrs. George Starbuck is connected to the Naomi Club activities.

Southwestern Bell Seeks to Improve Your Telephone Service

The telephone now contains 475 precision parts each with a specific function to ensure smooth operation and reliability. If a fault occurs, repairs are included at no extra charge under regular service payments, reflecting ongoing company efforts to enhance an already leading network.

Southwestern Bell

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