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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1963
Page
2
Dear Heloise offers practical home tips from a deaf mother and readers. A mother describes using spray bottles to spritz clothes on the line, receiving praise from her children, while others share meal-prepping ideas for shift workers and preserving potatoes with bacon grease for baking.
Social notes report Sylvia Provencal leaving Friday evening for Tacoma Washington to visit her parents Sgt and Mrs R A Provencal. She will return June 2. Sgt Provencal is stationed at McChord AFB. HB Club members traveled to Colbern's yesterday for luncheon then met at Mrs Emile Barnes home for an afternoon of visiting with refreshments served.
Glenda Ruth Pomeroy and Ted L. Smith of Wichita plan to marry July 28 at First Church of the Nazarene Wichita. Pomeroy, honored at Friends University, teaches in Clearwater High School next fall. Smith attends Friends University on a ministerial scholarship and serves in Youth for Christ.
Mr and Mrs James D Scott of Cottonwood Falls announce the engagement of their daughter Edrie Sue Scott to Gary Norris Burke son of Mr and Mrs Frank Norris Burke of Wichita formerly Ottawa A summer wedding is planned Miss Scott graduated in 1962 from Chase County Community High School Cottonwood Falls and has worked in the biology department at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Mr Burke a 1959 Ottawa High School graduate is a junior biology major at the Teachers College Emporia
Mona Stoffer daughter of Mrs. Bertram Stoffer 511 North Sycamore has chosen July 20 for her marriage to Dale E. Whiteford son of Mr and Mrs C H Whiteford Wellsville The ceremony will be at the First Christian Church
Twenty six Skilton Music Club members and 16 guests attended a potluck dinner at Mrs. E G Stucker's home. William Kloster announced interest in forming a civic orchestra and the club considered using an old civic fund to support it. Officers for the next year were named on the program committee. The event featured singing including Sound of Music and a Kern medley directed by Edgar D Kerr with Mrs Kerr as accompanist. The social committee led dinner arrangements.
Princeton Methodist WSCS held a program titled Our Children with Mrs. Howard Winters lecturing on teaching children about race and Mrs. Leroy Wasmund on money usage. Mrs. Byron Robison presided. A Mother's Day musical program featured Judy and Joan Sutton, Patty Wasmund, Dorothy New. corsages were given. Bible School was announced for the first two weeks of June. The team committee included Mrs. Evan Loyd, Mrs. Hugh Rodgers, Mrs. D Arnold, and Mrs. Oscar Huff.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tipsters encouraged to send in timely, verifiable information to boost local coverage.
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