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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1963
Page
3
Dear Heloise advises sewing iron on patches inside pajamas where knees wear thin and elbows on shirts to extend wear. Patches and tapes sold at dime stores. iron them before rips appear to hide patches. Also save aluminum trays from frozen dinners to repurpose after holidays.
Wellsville Scout Troop 63 will hold a Board of Review on November 25 with the Scout Committee as reviewers. Several boys seek advancement at the Court of Honor on December 2 in Fellowship Hall. Funds for the Boy Scout fund total $180.50 from voluntary contributions. The Wellsville Bank and W D Farney, chair, are possible donors. The Wellsville Rebekah Lodge No 356 heard a visit by Fannie Bernard and others on November 19.
Martha Ann Senter and Ralph Dana Gage Jr exchanged vows Saturday evening in a candlelit ceremony officiated by Dr Raymond P Jennings. The bride wore bouquet taffeta with lace and a pearl crown veil, carried pink carnations with a white orchid. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Bill L Shook and bridesmaids Sandra Liljegren and Laurel Cummings. Best man George Reed Gage, groomsmen Robert Gage and Michael Dolan. Reception in Elliott hall followed. The couple will reside at 726 S Cedar. she attends Ottawa University and works for attorney Winton W Winter. he attends University of Kansas and is a Sigma Delta Chi member. Out-of-state guests from Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, Louisiana.
A 1963 readers’ column features three letters to Ann Landers about communication issues in marriage and family. A wife asks why her silent husband speaks via notes. a wife cites a compulsive talker. a Spokane reader questions a teen’s curt phone reply.
Mrs Myrtle Graham presided at Senior Club No 1 gathering Friday afternoon in the Youth Center. The group opened with the flag salute and Lord's Prayer, sang America and Lead Kindly Light, and observed Henry Smart's birthday. Readings included When Does Life Begin by Roy Batdori and Busy Woman's Letter to God by Madge Marcell.
A vintage classified-style appeal targets men and women ages 18 to 52, promising U.S. Civil Service positions with starting pay up to 446 monthly. It urges readers to request free information, outlines test dependence, and promotes Lincoln Service as a private prep school not connected to the government, with a mail coupon and contact details for Pekin Illinois.
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