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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1963
Page
6
Dear Ann Landers offers a cure for snoopy guests who inspect others china and silver. A prank note pasted on a plate stopped one snooper, illustrating the columnist’s practical humor in handling petty manners.
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription prices for trade area by mail, with rates for one month to one year. It notes exclusive AP news use and a weekly $5 reward for best reader tip.
The bulletin lists numerous visitors to households in Ottawa, Peoria, and nearby towns including Mundell family members from Lawrence Kansas and Wichita Falls Texas. It notes dinners, lunches, and social calls around late October and early November, plus planned prayer services with Mrs Clara Rodgers and Mrs Lewis Wichman and a fifth birthday celebration for Debbie Dean.
Mrs Adell Dean hosted a birthday supper with her son Virgil and Mike and included grandparents Mr and Mrs Leland Babcock of Ottawa and Mr and Mrs Ira Dean of Peoria Vergle Dean and three OU freshmen friends Diane Jeane and Gayle attended. Mrs Adell Dean is entertaining the Peoria Plodders HDA at a Coffee on Wednesday morning Nov 6. The Peoria church plans its annual supper and bazaar for church needs on Dec 3.
Evelena Chapter No. 435 OES Rantoul held a special meeting November 4 to confer degrees. Clyde Frazell Iola, son-in-law of the worthy matron and patron, was receiving the degree. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thompson, past matron and past patron of Salem Chapter Iola, were presented in the west and welcomed from the east. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Martin.
On a 1200 acre farm near Washington Ontario a Brethren of Early Christianity sect practices communal living forbidding money or private property. Trustees quote Karl Marx defining aims while stressing Bible based life. The group, tracing roots to Hutterites, formed in 1931 near Kitchener and now operates a near self sufficient commune with a treasury, school, and opportunities to leave or join after a preparatory period.
Wellsville area schools will close on Armistice Day November 11. An Armistice program for grades 1 through 12 is set for November 8 at 10 30 a m in the high school gymnasium. The Louis H Hanson Post 194 American Legion will conduct the program. Leaders for junior girl scout and brownie troops are named, with updates on local servicemen and families. Committees for the event are listed along with table decor details reflecting a minstrel motif.
The article notes broad scholarly agreement that Paul’s letters were the earliest New Testament writings and centers on the resurrection of Jesus as the pivotal fact. It argues that without the resurrection, the Christian message collapses, while evil loses its final say, and God offers a hopeful power beyond death. It references the Uniform Sunday School lesson for November 10 on Christian victory.
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