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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1964
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers advice column notes a reader’s complaint about a husband who argues violently over politics and religion, upsetting guests and causing social isolation. The response suggests arguing without personal attacks and maintaining civility to avoid despised impressions.
Mrs J A Lawrence presented pictures and remarks on her South America trip to the Ottawa Branch of the American Association of University Women on Tuesday evening. Mrs B F Bowers hosted the season opener with a covered dish dinner. President F E Warner led the session with the membership committee chaired by Earl Read. Attendees totaled 28 members and 15 guests.
Mrs. E. G. Stucker presided as hostess and program leader for the Roundabout Club meeting. She presented slides and delivered a Southeast Asia talk from her trip there. The club plans a study on American History periods, starting at the next meeting hosted by Mrs. M. H. Forester.
The Club Marks Birthday Far and Near observed the birthday of president Mrs. Ron Atchison at Thursday’s meeting with Mrs. Darrell Macy presiding. Mrs. John Macy led singing and directed roll call while Mrs. Gene Domnanish won the door prize. A recent club activity was a potluck supper for families in Valley Niew clubhouse Feabh Ten members and five children attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reeder entertained Sunday for their daughter Sally Stromgren and family birthdays. Guests included relatives from Emporia Princeton Topeka Kansas City Ottawa and nearby towns with numerous nieces nephews and friends joining in the afternoon in Ottawa.
Far and near notes feature Mrs. Darrell Macy Mrs. Harold Leitaker and Mrs. Chester Keim among the Kiwani queens and Soroptimists. Luncheon details at the Los Green Building Princeton WSCS Nazarenes Mission Society and VFW Auxiliary White Shrine are listed.
Mrs Don Hoglund and Mrs Glenn Bigelow presented a Conversation program for Chapter GL on Tuesday showing how to keep a talk engaging. Eighteen members and guest Mrs Marvin Forkser attended with Mrs Lewis Irwin being huseless assisted by Mrs John Hudelson. Mrs E J Harris updated on Kansas PEO projects including welfare trust funds and an educational loan fund for girls. Plans to build a PEO home in Kansas were discussed.
Cook 1/4 pound ground beef with 1 minced onion until no pink remains. Add 3/4 teaspoon curry powder Worcestershire sauce and prepared mustard. Stir in 2 medium tomatoes and 1 can beans in barbe cue sauce. Heat slowly until piping hot. Makes 3 servings.
Steven Murrow an eight month old son of Mr and Mrs David Murrow visits his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John R Teague in Ottawa while staying with family during a visit.
Mrs. Jim Dykstra presented a program on Poise and Charm for Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Monday evening and reported from the city council. Mrs. Dick Williams hosted, with Mrs. Tom Marks co hosting and leading business plans for a Saturday rummage sale and a rush tea Sunday at Mrs. Jim McCreas. Mrs. Virgil Croucher won the door prize.
Jim Kahler, lawyer, spoke to Jaycee Jaynes Tuesday at Mrs. John Dorst’s home on probate courts and wills. Mrs. Kenneth Bruns served refreshments to ten members and one guest, Mrs. Carl Seaton.
The 23rd district meeting of Royal Neighbors of America met Oct. 1 in Lane IOOF hall with 75 attendees. Verna Noel Neodesha, district deputy Mrs. Howard Smith Ottawa, and state supervisor introduced. 50 year pins given to Fayne Latham and two others. memorial service for 10 deceased members with Roberta Hubbard Rantoul singing The Old Rugged Cross. Initiates five candidates led by Leola Finch as oracle. program included piano solo Audean McKenzie and Rose Chamberlin harp music Fontana. next year’s meeting set for Baldwin. Banquet served for 65 members. refreshments available.
Washington report on FHA using painting landscaping and upgrades to revive 13 foreclosed houses in Carol north of Miami. Regional Director Wilcox funded 23000 dollars of improvements after consulting architects and nurserymen. Nine of the homes sold in the first week, prompting Washington to study the method for broader use with defaulted mortgage properties.
Mrs Ben Lightfoot and Mrs Raymond Wagner hosted the Fortnightly picnic in Richmond for members and families at the Garnett Shelterhouse Friday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mearle Hooner Rev and Mrs Gerald Snell Mike Frank Gerhold and Ernest Henderson. Mrs Pauline Sims will present the program Match Game for the October 14 meeting with Mrs Frank Dietrich.
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