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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1965
Page
11
A mother of three teens laments constant criticism from her son and friends after offering rides. She recalls a dig about her glasses and a quarrel over insults, urging Ann Landers to print more letters like this for parents. The columnist notes a common aging-out of teen attitudes toward parents.
Advertises Printed Pattern 4610 for women sizes 36 to 50 with curved collar options. Notes fabric yardage for size 36 and prices 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing. Sends to Anne Adams The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York address for order, includes instructions to include name address zone size and style number.
Mrs Elizabeth Sternecker returns from a two week visit to Chicago and Livingston County. Credit Women's Breakfast Club members Maxine McCall and Wilma Winterscheidt attended at Lee's Cafe with devotions by Maxine Stevens and Elaine Hills presiding. Past Matrons Club held a patio party at Mrs William Snyder home with 45 attendees and committee of Mrs H E Shaw Ben Carter and G C Fredeen. Franklin County Nurses meet 7 30 pm Wednesday at Mrs Ruby Terrills home. Busy Corner Social Club to meet Thursday with Mrs Robert Lister Sr. Teachers Wives Club postponed to May 22 from May 15. Guests Mr and Mrs Edward Garfield of Cleveland Ohio visit Miss Louise P Walker's home on a California motor trip. Garfield and Ottawa readers discuss Garfield school named after President James A Garfield grandfathers.
Mrs Terry Murphy was guest of honor at a layette shower hosted Monday evening at the Pinet home by Mrs R L Pine and Mrs Keith Shumway. Attendees included Mrs Murphy's sister Mrs Kent McCullough and Mrs Kendall Hay, plus Lincoln School teachers. Prizes in a scrambled word game went to Mrs Cliff Burk and Mrs Barre Barrett. Gifts were arranged in a white doll cradle and refreshments featured cakes decorated with baby names.
Zigzag Club members attended a machine monogramming demonstration Monday afternoon at Mrs J W Burkdoll’s home. Mrs Wayne Hutchens of Fontana led the session. Eighteen members were present with two door prizes won by Mrs Thad Stevenson of Lane and Mrs Arlen West of Ottawa. Visitors included Mrs Fred McFarland of Princeton and Mrs William McClintic of Ottawa.
Local clubs and organizations including Club Forecast ONEeTOeSIX students, The Sequel Club, Skilton Music Club, TOT-eTO-TEEN Club, LW Club, Seekers Class at Trinity, Ladies Missionary Society of Ottawa Bible Church, Zigzaggers, Rebekahs, Franklin County Nurses attend 7:30 p.m. meetings. Names listed include Mrs. Butch Staneart Mrs. Wayne Lewis Mrs. Bruce Spears Mrs. Ursa Vincent Mrs. Gerald Anderson Mrs. Ruby Terrill and Mrs. Loren Gens.
Miss Nell Barnaby city librarian spoke at Westminster Westminster United Presbyterian Church to the MPM Club spring brunch reviewing Charles Merrill Smiths How to Become a Bishop Without Being Religious a satire on ministerial education and conduct. Hostesses were Mrs RD Spears and Mrs CO Campbell for the final meeting until September. 39 regular members four honorary members and 16 guests attended. The committee included Mrs Ross Nichols Miss Ethel Wheeler Mrs Elizabeth Sternecker and Mrs WJ Phillips. Each place had a miniature spring hat decoration and a hand painted card by Mrs Phillips with Iris and other spring flowers on the tables.
Cynthia Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Delbert H Myers of North Platte Nebraska and formerly of Ottawa will leave in July for Heemstede Holland to live with a Dutch family as part of a two way student exchange the North Platte and Alliance First Methodist churches support. The exchange directs that the visiting US student will stay in Alliance and visit North Platte. The program is run by the International Christian Youth Exchange a cooperative effort of 11 denominations with exchanges between 16 countries.
Bethel No 31 Job's Daughters elected Vicki Kelley honored queen at a Masonic Temple meeting Monday evening. Other officers named were Anne Christie senior princess Kathy Hill junior princess Jean Geiss guide and Donna Brown marshall. Installation and a dance are planned for May 31. Fifty-three girls and eight council members attended the pre meeting. Librarian Marla Jo Babcock read the poem Advice. Eight girls will serve at a Beauceant meeting on May 17.
The circular emblem indicates the USDA Grade A turkey meets wholesomeness standards. Frozen birds retain color, tenderness, flavor, texture, and juiciness due to new freezing techniques. Thaw gradually in the refrigerator, then bake. A Rice and Mushroom Dressing combines rice onions celery mushrooms butter and seasonings, simmered with broth and eggs, baked as stuffing.
The Senior Club No 1 gathered Friday afternoon to observe Mrs Madge Marcell's birthday at the Youth Center. Mrs Birdie Gadelman was elected secretary with Mrs Myrtle Graham presiding. After the opening song My Faith Looks Up to Thee the group held a Bible quiz and Lord's Prayer in unison. Reports on sick members were given and entertainment followed with several acts by Mrs Belle Smith Mrs L W Seright Mrs Fred Thomas Mrs Lillian Spears and Mrs Ruby Yohe. The theme song The More We Get Together closed the program. Light refreshments were served and 24 members played table games.
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