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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1968
Page
9
A Lesbian writer thanks Ann Landers for compassion and rejects professional help as a solution. She describes fear of coming out, feminine appearance, and five years of trying prayers and counseling without relief. The brief reflects personal struggle and calls for understanding.
A Ottawa Junior-Senior High School P T A meeting featured a physical education program and new officers. James Grogan and Mrs. Lou Burke led demonstrations with students, and two Ottawa University student teachers assisted. A Boy Scout flag ceremony closed the event while upcoming P T A workshops and a joint Hawthorne School meeting were announced.
Mrs. Eleanor Randel presented the lesson on the working together of credit grantors and bureaus at the Credit Womens Breakfast Club held this morning at the Credit Bureau office. Mrs. Roger Noah presided. she reported on the District 7 conference in Topeka and announced the Bosses Recognition Breakfast on March 27. An Ottawa club education award and guest Mrs. Anna Schanfeldt were noted. Homemade cinnamon rolls and coffee were served.
Socialettes Faith Chapter held a regular meeting in the Anchor Savings social room with a letter of thanks read from a Vietnam serviceman for a sent gift and a note of gratitude from men who cannot write. Exemplar Chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosted a husbands pizza party at Pizza Village followed by bridge. Mr and Mrs Albert Schwegman of Richmond hosted Sunday noon in honor of their son Jim in the U S Navy en route from San Diego to Memphis. Attendees included Dan Wolken Chanute Joe Peine Susan Jane Mike and Elmer Schwegman.
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