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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1964
Page
3
A collage of brief readers tips includes keeping a knee cast dry with a plastic bag and rubber band, painting walls in two tones to cut marking, slicing cakes before icing, using a sponge bumper for glassware spouts, a plastic ice cube tray to locate earrings, and other everyday hacks. The notes share practical fixes for ironing boards, bathroom cleaning, freezer prep, and kitchen organization from multiple contributors.
The May births list nine newborns with parents and addresses. Lori Marie Houd weighs 6 lb 10 oz, Danita Kay Harness 4 lb 4 oz, Amy Sue Roblez 7 lb 8 oz, James John Simms 5 lb 9 oz, twins Chris William Fine and Annette Ann Fine both 6 lb 15 14 oz, Shanlea Lane Erickson 6 lb 14 oz, Jeffrey Tyrone Bethell 5 lb 2 oz, Linda Jo Lynn Hutchison 6 lb 7 oz.
Linda Kerr daughter of Prof and Mrs Edgar D Kerr was honored guest at a Saturday shower at Mrs Raymond Lucas home with Mrs R L Stevens assisting. Kerrs impending marriage to Robert Smith set for June 25. event featured coffee at a table with a lighted topiary tree and apple blossom pink decor.
The notice lists meeting times and circles at several churches and organizations, including First Baptist First Methodist and Eastern Star. Members named include Mrs. James Snider Mrs. Emile Barnes Ruth Lydia Ed Anderson Esther Greenman and others with 9 30 a m start times for groups at multiple locations.
Readers debate grooming with Everett who resists tweezing his bushy brows. Ann Landers advises barber snips to center, but warns against pressuring him. A teen learns politeness improves home life, and a reader questions billing for a flu exposure.
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