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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1961
Page
3
Readers share dating drama and domestic strain in Ann Landers columns. A divorced woman remembers a lion romance at work and wonders if daily coffee with a former flame affects her marriage. A father discusses teen crime and harsh penalties, while a wife vents at a husband who underestimates housework and insists the washing machine runs the day.
Socialettes report visits across California and Colorado as Mr and Mrs Harry B Maxwell of Downey entertain relatives over Memorial Day weekend. The party includes his brothers J A Maxwell and Richard Maxwell, sister in law Mrs Harold Ingraham, and visitors Miss Ellen Hanes and Miss Shirley Barlow from Denver. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Leslie Clark include W A Fowler of Ottawa CC Fowler of Pomona, Mr and Mrs Russell Peterson and sons from Madison Missouri, and Mr and Mrs Don Clark and Gary from Wellsville.
Cooking Is Fun This loaf holds its shape and cuts well. Ethel's Steamed Salmon Loaf with creamed green peas carrot slaw and butterscotch brownies. Combine red salmon crumbs butter eggs parsley and celery salt with pepper. Steam loaf 45 minutes in a covered mold until firm. Makes several servings.
Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Clarence Moldenhauer of Wellsville Mrs. Don Young of Hutchinson formerly Elizabeth Harris, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Harris Wellsville, was honored at a layette shower. Guests Mrs Moldenhauer Mrs Forrest Booth and Mrs Darrell Kerr of Lawrenne hosted games prizes cradle centerpiece pink white blue decor twenty present refreshments served.
Wonder blouses sew easy and smart using little fabric. Printed Pattern 4915 offers Misses sizes 12 to 20 with yardage for top, middle, and lower sections. Send 50 cents plus 19 cents mailing for pattern and name, address, zone, size, and style number to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept.
In charge of the joint installation for Sarah and Elizabeth W.S.C.S. circles of First Methodist Church last evening were chairmen Mrs. Mike Newmaster and Mrs. Don Waldo Jr. A potluck supper preceded the ceremony with a musical program. Sheri Hewitt played piano, Mrs. Carroll Whiteford sang with Mrs. Loren Matthews on piano, and Gary Leitaker also performed. Devotions on Spring were given by Mrs. Melvin Dixon. Guests included Mrs. Joel Nordeen, Mrs. Newt. Brown, Mrs. Linton Usher, and Mrs. Everett Stark.
W F W Auxiliary initiated Mrs. Jimmy Hastings and installed Mrs. Carl Furman as scotor bearer. Mrs. Garland Hinkle presided and reported $305.66 from Buddy Poppy sale, $1.80 from a penny match, and $41.61 from a rummage sale. Potluck supper June 5. plans for sewing social and memorial services May 30 at 9:30 a.m.
Mrs. Vivian Wilson of La Cygne, district aide of District No. 7, received the official visit Monday evening. Faith James led a song as Wilson and Helen Dysart of Paola were introduced and welcomed. Visitors from two Kansas City lodges and towns attended. four new members were initiated. Gifts were exchanged with two guests, and refreshments served to 74 members and visitors.
Dowell Olive Baxter Fred Kauble Virgil Salman Lindel Chism heard a piano trio by Freda Ingle Ann Keith Kathy Lewis with a closing piano solo by Patricia Richardson. Refreshments were served by Mrs Clyde Harber and Mrs Kenneth Reddick.
Mrs Earl Richardson installed officers for the North Baptist W M S at last evenings church meeting. Assisted by Mrs Clarence Keefer and soloist Mrs Harry Pratt, officers include Mrs Lawyer Wright president Mrs Al Troutman vice president Leona Eller secretary Clyde Harber treasurer and department chairs Jim Richardson Oma Shepherd Emmett Taylor Tom Ingle Leo Miller George Phibbs C O Tucker Hattie Mc
The son born May 21 at St Francis Hospital Wichita to Mr and Mrs Joe E Mahoney has been named Leslie Edward. He weighed 5 pounds 14 ounces. The Mahoneys also have a daughter Lenna Ann now five. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Mark Coughenour Wells vile and Mr and Mrs Eldon Mahoney Ottawa.
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