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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
9
A reader letters page features Ann Landers responding to messages about body image and past relationships. An overweight correspondent laments lost beauty, while another seeks guidance on family pressure and divorce. Landers urges distance from hostile relatives and to keep focus on personal happiness.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Grauel of 6384 N Oak announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Ann to Dean Hamilton Airman Third Class son of Mrs Alice Hamilton Princeton Plans are for a summer wedding Miss Grauel is a senior at Ottawa High School and works at the M and B Drive In Hamilton is a Princeton High School graduate stationed at the Air Force Base in Denver Colorado
Pattern details advertise a shirt look shift in textured rayon with top stitching and multiple misses sizes. It offers catalog access for 350 design ideas, coupon for a free pattern, and pricing including 50 cents catalog demand plus mailing fees.
The Ottawa Horticulture Study Club met at Mrs. Elizabeth Mavity's home for a Tuesday brunch and business session led by Mrs. Earl Sink. Mrs. W. C. Harding reported on the April 30 Northeast District Kansas Associated Garden Clubs meeting at the University of Kansas Union. Afterward members toured several local iris gardens.
Margaret and Gertrude Clark were hostesses for Chapter AU PEO at a Tuesday dinner, the final session until fall. Dinner committee members included Phyllis Foster, Mrs. John Sheldon, Mrs. C.M. Sheldon, Miss Margaret Clark, Miss Helen Rensch, Mrs. William Wallace, and Miss Louise Walker. Miss Margaret Clark, chapter delegate, reported on the recent state convention in Wichita.
Charlene Galt daughter of Mr and Mrs Howe ard Galt Chanute formerly Ottawa leaves June 22 for a three year assignment in Franke fort Germany. She graduated from University of Kansas in 1962 and works in computer programming for the defense department Washington D C. A younger sister Christine is a KA junior and a brother Terry is a high school junior.
Northside Loyal Temperance Legion gathered at Trinity Methodist Church on a Wednesday meeting presided by Ricky McFadden. The group recited the temperance pledge, reviewed memorized Bible verses, and pledged flags led by Paul Kuhn John Welton and Frank Sommer. Kerrie Braker led the LTL salute as Eddie Bryan and John displayed temperance posters. Mrs Mary Black presented a flannelgraph on sports manship and cancer bandages were prepared for a clinic in Arizona during the activity period. Kerrie and Paul helped serve caramel cookies and Tonia Hazen closed with the children's benediction.
Miss Hope Mott led the devotional New Life and lesson Heritage and Horizons as circle members recited Bible verses. Mrs. Mina Stoffer chaired the business session and announced new officers to be installed Sunday. A rummage sale was set for June 4 at Memorial Auditorium with closing prayers and hostesses Mrs. Alban and Mrs. Reed serving refreshments.
A note from the Youth Center at Baxter Community reports a birthday celebration for Mrs. Ora Johnson hosted by the Senior Club. The gathering features members from the Fairmount community and local residents.
A trio of reader tips covers do ahead steaks stored in foil, using oven reheating to mimic charcoal flavor. Also advice on toothpaste, juice jars for kids, booster seats for theater viewing, cup hooks for hanging items, and keeping butter top in keeper to avoid clutter.
Final session for Chapter Exemplar Chapter Beta Sigma Phi closed the club season with a Monday evening picnic at Mrs. Jim Dykstra’s home. Mrs. Ken Hay co hosted. Fall program booklets were distributed at the business session. The next season theme is Jewel the Phi.
Twenty nine members and guests attended the 50th anniversary reunion Sunday for the 1916 Ottawa High School graduating class. A dinner was served in the Ottawa University Union. Plans were made to hold a reunion in 1967. Following the dinner, time was spent visiting. Coming the farthest were Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Morris, Denver, Colo.
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