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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1962
Page
3
Ann Landers answers reader questions about removing a tattoo of the American flag and slogan Tojo, marital sex interest issues, and a love affair with a married man. She advises dermatological removal, explains inheritable traits don’t govern sexual interest, and condemns the affair while urging readers to seek guidance.
Mrs. Harry Shields presented colored slides of the Rose Parade after the Wellsville Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society meeting in the Junior Church chapel. Slides were photographed by Jim and Mrs. Shields now in Buena Park California. President Mrs. Eldon Whiteaker led devotions by Mrs. Mary McDaniel. A family life skit by Mrs. Keith Chanay and Mrs. Norman Shannon followed. Thirty-one women attended. refreshments by Mrs. Walter Revy.
About 97 attended the Mother-Father-Daughter Banquet in the Wellsville High School auditorium hosted by the Wellsville PTA. Kavites decorated in spring colors around a central wishing well built by Kayettes. Rev. Jim Nabors delivered the invocation, Susan Gleisberg welcomed guests, Lloyd Gleisberg replied, and Rev. Homer Ganong offered devotions. The Girls Ensemble sang I'll Walk With God. Lowel Gish of Ottawa spoke, and benediction followed. A long list of volunteers helped prepare and serve the meal.
Mrs Henry Wherry entertained Emery Green Social Club Thursday for the final meeting of the season. Next event on Sept 6 with Mrs John Berry. Mrs Beverly Daugharthy led business. Members answered roll call with miscellaneous quotations. Winners of contests were Mrs J G Lytle and Mrs Artis Hutchinson. Assistants serving refreshments were Mrs Harry Fisher Mrs Jim Burruss and guest Mrs Francis Kunard. Sixteen members and three children attended.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Sieg and Mr and Mrs Harold Phillips were honored at the home of Mr and Mrs L B Schendel on May 1. The Sieg couple marked their 25th wedding anniversary and the Phillips couple were set to observe their 42nd anniversary the same date.
The Spring Creek community and Tolly Baptist Church hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Brown schoolhouse for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hull. They reside in Ottawa. Spring lilac and white decor, a bride doll centerpiece, and streamers framed the gift table. Guests played games and enjoyed refreshments. Hulls’ parents live in the Spring Creek area.
Wellsville seventh and eighth graders elected John Gleisberg and Karen O'Connor as Mr and Miss Irresistible at a class party. Mrs Joanne Murphy and guests attended as adult sponsors with decorations of a spring themed multi purpose room featuring flowering trees lilacs and cherry blossoms on stage.
Robert Barnes at 826 Ash offers truck seat recovery tarp and canvas repair services including canvas awnings. CH 2 3243.
Pink lemonade and assorted cookies were served at a gathering where Mr and Miss Irresistible received a ceremonial throne. Festivities included light refreshments and informal socializing among attendees.
The Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. in the staff room. President Mrs. Robert A. Anderson will preside and representatives from Ottawa organizations contributing to the Penny-A-Day fund will vote. Bruce Bredeson will discuss state and national legislation and its hospital impact. Awards for volunteer hours will be given. officers for 1962-64 will be elected. a by-law amendment to add the director of volunteers to the executive committee will be considered. and the 1962 gift to the hospital will be designated from suggestions including bed rails, overbed tables, telescoping bed curtains, and other medical items.
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