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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1960
Page
8
A reader column features Ann Landers addressing acne self image and teenage confidence urging teens to adopt resilience while pursuing goals. It also includes letters on political independence, and a complaint about a dangerous neighbor dog with guidance to contact police for leash laws and enforcement.
A daughter was born May 5 to Mr. and Mrs. James Cole of Garden City. She weighs 6 pounds 15 ounces and was named Julie Renee. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Geringer of Clarence Missouri and Mr. and Mrs. Fay Cole of Princeton. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Bess Blackburn and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bingham of Topeka, Mr. Lewis Blackburn, and Mr. James Cole of Ottawa.
In Scotland summer events Mrs Harold Goff a Manhattan district director announced Gold Seal recognitions for long service. North Side HDU Shawnee County Busy Corner Franklin County each earned the seal for 15 years while Friendly Neighbors Franklin County received it for 20 years. Smurthwaite House recognition was led by Mrs R E Latter Shawnee County and parade duties were led by Joan Engle district home economics agent with advisory chairmen from four counties. Franklin County units planned downtown exhibits for NHDA week.
Dr. Coretta Hoffman, Dean of Home Economics at Kansas State, told 650 HDU members in Ottawa that prospects for young women in home economics are bright. She cited rising salaries, abundant opportunities, and demand from major firms for trained home economists, noting June starting salaries around 4500 dollars and demand for agents in many counties.
Allegretto music club gathered at Mr and Mrs T K Keelin's home with twelve guests and eight members. Cathy Shisler and Mark Holden presented memory recitals and Billy Keelin offered piano solos. Cathy Shisler and Donna Brown were named honor students for the month and received awards from Mrs M A Welty.
Mrs. Jim Rodgers reported on a Beta Sigma Phi city council meeting for Omega Chapter last evening. Mrs. Dave Cox hosted. Mrs. Bob McGhee presided and conducted business. Plans continue for a three chapter dinner dance on May 12 at The Barn. Fifteen members attended.
The social order of Beauceant received one petition at last night’s meeting in Mason temple led by Mrs. Jack Stephenson. Plans outline an official visit on May 16 by supreme worthy president Mrs. Karl Gutwein with a banquet honoring her before the meeting.
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