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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1960
Page
3
Reader questions about workplace ethics and marital boundaries, including a jealous wife confronting a boss, motel guests abusing hospitality, and a shy college student seeking dating tips. The letter set reveals advice on boundaries and respectful conduct in personal and professional relations.
Bride elect Norma Moldenhauer received bridal shower support from hostesses Deloris Seig Karen Ritchal and Mrs Darrell Childs at Gerald Breithaupt home Wellsville RFD 2 The occasion featured muffins and cupcakes with batter cups and playful games and refreshments as classmates of the couple attended
Mrs Paul W Archer presented a piano recital Saturday afternoon at the Gene Ramsey home featuring her pupils. The program was divided into sessions with Mrs Archer narrating Beethoven between pieces. Pupils included Marella Ramsey Ricky Boyd Jo Lynne Ramsey Robin Archer Cheryl Talbott Ginger Sala Linda Kirkland Janet Anderson Cicily Park and Sharon Burgess.
Poached salmon steaks are served with mayonnaise to which fresh minced or dried dill is added for a bright herbal note.
Overnight guests were Mr and Mrs R D Nichols, longtime friends of Mr and Mrs O Grandfield. They returned from Santiago Chile where he worked for the U S Department of Agriculture. Naomi Club hosts a Friday luncheon at 1 p.m. Wyandotte Johnson Salon No 512 of the Eight and Forty meets May 28 at 8 p.m. with Mrs S C Somers. Army Mothers Post No 4 members were elected to state offices in Pittsburg. Mrs Leland Monroe is vice commander, Mrs B G Otto is state organizer. Post won first in Commanders Assembly for largest membership gain. Ottawa group earned 4th place for skit at jam session. A tip suggests placing a framed mirror near baby’s playpen for self-view.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Lash of 115 FE. 7th welcomed four of Mrs. Lash’s sisters as houseguests: Mrs. H. W. Spicher Greeley Colorado Miss Clara Bray Glasco Mrs. H. C. Powell Elgin and Mrs. C. J. Schatz Wheaton. An older sister Mrs. Fred V. Ball New Brighton Pa could not attend. Sunday dinner included niece and husband Mr Mrs. W. T. Ennor Wichita and nephew and wife Dr and Mrs. D. L. Bivins Concordia Mo. A daughter Mrs. M. Stafford Laramie Wyoming was a weekend guest.
A compact itinerary lists church group circles and meetings for Wednesday including PRIENDSHIP CIRCLE Ara Henry Font dARFIRUD GARDENERS Mra Opal Howell Group 1 and BUSY WIVES Mra Ruth Hoover. Westminster United Presbytery Circle No 1 Men 3 F Barry and Mra Guy Gibbs Evening Mra Rosa Johnson. TAHNEST WORKERS class at Trinity Methodist Church First Methodist Circles Deborah Mrs Roy B Church and Dore W Ingersoll Father Mra BR D Suears Martha Ms H G Willismet Rebekah Mes G C Robe Ruth Mra EK G Stith. ARST BAPTIST Circles Eileen James Mra G Laury 1:30 a m Eather Overnman Mra Walter Priso a m Eleanor Bumson Mra B Philips 1:16 p m Easter Tea Friendship night.
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