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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1966
Page
4
A reader asks if she should break a “mind your own business” pact to intervene in her ex husband’s new family life. Ann advises addressing the sitter issue and urges seeking factual rights resources rather than DIY remedies.
Post Hame to the Tos Work began on knee robes for V A hospitals and sewing kits for Viet Nam servicemen. Two boxes of clothing were sent to the Herald for shipment. A coffee for members and friends will be hosted Friday morning at Mrs Elmer Roth's home with help from Mrs Albert Caleb and Mrs Floyd McCullough. Members brought sack lunches and dessert was served.
Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosted guests for a Monday evening sorority event featuring a progressive dinner. Mrs Mauszycki hosted appetizers and the entree, Mrs Lee provided dessert, and Mrs Newmaster spoke on the Franklin County Association for Retarded Children.
The Fairmount Birthday Club was entertained Friday with a noon base ket dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Glanville. The Lord's prayer was recited before serving. Kitchen committee included Mrs Jim DeWitt and Mrs Clyde Newby. Mrs Freddie Ferguson led the afternoon business session and Mrs F Ferguson and Mrs Larry Ferguson directed games. Bean game prizewinners were Mrs Clyde Newby and Mrs Edward Ferguson.
More than 100 members and guests attended the Warren Co Black Post and Unit birthday dinner in Memorial auditorium. Renetta Engles, a local Legion oratorical contestant, delivered a seven minute speech on Freedom and Responsibility. Calvin Stone from Wadsworth VA Hospital spoke on nursing home care in VA hospitals. The birthday cake was cut by Mrs. Ray Talbott, an Auxiliary member.
The Past Matrons Club of Sas dana Chapter O E S Williams burg was entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Albert Timberlake with Mrs Ethel Robbins assisting. Mrs Forrest Bond presided at the business session. Refreshments in a St Patrick s theme were served to several members and guests, with after school dismissal bringing in Mrs Clifford Goodwill and Mrs Lee Martin joining the group.
The Ottawa Herald advertises Misses’ Pattern 4706 in sizes 10 through 18. It features a two-piece jumper with a plunging V-neck and a smart blouse option, with yardage listed for size 16. Patterns cost fifty cents, plus 15 cents for first class mailing and handling.
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