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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1960
Page
3
New York AP notes a string of dentist jokes that poke fun at the profession. A dentist overhears quips about yanks, billing, adenoids, molars, and advertising on foreheads. The jokes touch on patients spouses and even political topics.
Washington AP Two Ek brothers angrily denied links with William J. Shergalis among the downed Americans after Immigration Commissioner Swing testified of possible connections to the Castro regime via the Ek brothers. Swing noted Senate action on funding to curb flights to Cuba and suggested a possible trip to Cuba with an agent using an alias.
March Elm Leaf 4 H club meeting at Wayne Hoopes home welcomed Karen Kruieger and Leota Jones as new members. Members voted to send 18 75 to Rock Springs Ranch Williams Dining Hall project and 52 20 for dining hall quota. Demonstrations and talks covered pin cushion making compost piles food and artificial respiration baby beef safety driving rat control and lemon magic pie. Refreshments served by Hull family and by Martin and Masheter families.
Maurice Hoffman of Fort Leonard Wood plans a trip to visit his father Ben Hoffman and siblings before reporting for Army duty in Naples Italy. Mrs Bill Kneedler and daughter from Baldwin stayed with her parents the George Hepners. Mae Vance of Overbrook visited Albert Turner and dined with the R W Oehrle family in Lawrence. Albert Turner and Vaneta hosted Ted Eubanks and sons in Lawrence for dinner.
Sunday School lesson for March 27 argues that great ideas persist despite prisons. Paying tribute to Paul and Karl Marx, the piece notes that imprisoned voices influenced history, with thoughts shaping nations despite censorship and danger.
The club met with Mrs. Merle Nichols and Mrs. Glennice Brown for Civil Defense and Public Relations reports. Mrs. Ben Gibson led a lesson on Use of Credit. Gifts were received for mystery by Mrs. Harry Loyd and anniversary by Mrs. Ben Gibsy, with birthday gifts to Mrs. Glennice Brown and Mrs. Harry Loyd. The St Patrick color scheme featured in refreshments. Next meeting is all day April 11 at Mrs. Harry Loyd’s home. Mrs. Ruth Hoopes will present Extension Organization.
The lesson recalls the Apostle Paul preaching in Rome with chains clanking. It argues a good preacher makes listeners forget the speaker and hear the message, drawing contrasts with Abraham Lincoln on sermon engagement.
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