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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1966

Page

2

Health Care Career Opportunities Open

Young people can enter paramedical health careers beyond doctors with two dozen doors open. Many roles need only high school plus short training, while others require extended study. Opportunities exist for both men and women in fields like EEG, EKG, inhalation therapy, nursing, surgical tech, X ray, dietitian, physical and occupational therapy, audiology, orthoptics, medical tech, librarian, social work, and illustration. For details contact Kaw Valley Heart Association and Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas.

Kaw Valeley Heart Association Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City Kan

Eagles Auxiliary Donation and District Plans Report

The Eagles Auxiliary donated $22.14 to the Logopedics Institute in Wichita at a Thursday night meeting. They discussed hosting the district meeting on October 16 and coordinating white elephant items for the state fall conference in Lawrence this weekend. Mrs. Dick Hamm received a mystery gift and a birthday gift, followed by an officers meeting after adjournment.

Eagles Logopedics Institute Wichita Dick Hamm

Newlyweds Charles King Shower Set at Hall

A socialette reports a wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Charles King at Homewood Township Hall at 8 p.m. on October 11. Refreshments will be homemade cookies.

Homewood Township Hall Charles King

Frozen Dinner Pans Save Oven Drips Tricks

Readers share simple home hacks. A note details placing disposable frozen dinner pans on the oven floor to catch spills, plus tips on dishwashing with detergent and sponge nets, securing collars with hair clips, refilling droppers for color bottles, and dyeing shoes with felt markers.

Centropolis Club Hosts Potluck and Honors Members

Centropolis Club luncheon notes honoring members for September. Mrs Harold Simmons received a birthday gift and Mrs Roy B Church an anniversary gift. Mrs Earl Sink chaired. Mrs Donald Wood Sum reported 11 cards gifts and calls.

Harold Simmons Centropolis Daughters Club Earl Sink Donald Woodsum Simmons Roy B. Church

Forecast Saturday D.A.R. meeting with Mrs Glenn J Wicke

A local notice outlines a Saturday gathering of the D A R club led by Mrs Glenn J Wicke. Agenda includes remarks and community updates at the meeting place. The event is scheduled for an upcoming Saturday with members invited to attend.

Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Excerpt

A reader describes a miserable marriage to an alcoholic and a spouse who has recovered but neglects family. Ann Landers urges joining Al-Anon, while other letters discuss burdens of housekeeping, marital stress, and appearances. The column includes responses from Wits End and Been There and Back, stressing professional help and attitudes over looks.

ANN _ LANDERS Ann Landers

Gospel lessons at Tolly Mission Circle meeting

Mrs. Floyd Bishop led devotions using Mark chapter one for the Tolly Mission Circle. Mrs. Lonnie Barnes spoke on Spreading the Gospel and Mrs. Ralph Garrett gave a special on Navajo Land. The group donated to Bacone College, opened with a prayer by Mrs. Scott, packed a clothing box for White Cross to Bethel Neighborhood Center, and served refreshments.

Floyd Bishop Tolly Mission Circle Mark Lonnie Barnes Ralph Garrett Bacone College W. E. Scott Scott Bethel

Roll Call Apple Recipes at Baxter Social Hour

Baxter Social Hour Club members shared favorite apple recipes during roll call. Mrs J W England hosted and received a gift while Mrs Bill Woods spoke on devotions and Mrs Don Martin led recreation. A tasting tea is set for 1 p m October 20 at Mrs L E Allens. Secret pal gifts went to Mrs H E DeVore Mrs Lewis Stewart and Mrs Harry Johnson. Refreshments ended the meeting for 17 members and two children.

Baxter Social Hour Club J. W. England Bill Woods Don Martin L. E. Allen H. E. DeVore Lewis Stewart Harry Johneson

Beauceant Hears Report On Supreme Assembly Trip

Mrs. Louis Dale gave a report on the Supreme Assembly in Indianapolis. The banquet speaker, the right eminent grand master of the Grand Encampment of Knights Templar, praised the Beauceant for its Eye Foundation work and noted over 10,000 cases processed to aid sight. Attending were Mrs. Arthur W. Brink, Mrs. William J. Wright, Mrs. Sam Shumate, and Mrs. Carlos J. Pence, with Dale, Wright and Pence accompanying. The calendar for the next two months includes obligation, friendship, and advance nights for line officers plus an Oct 19 business ladies luncheon.

Supreme Assembly Dale Arthur W. Brink William J. Wright Sam Shumate Carlos J. Pence Wright Pence

Project For Servicemen Plan Four Duty Bags In Viet Nam

Stitch and Chatter Club of Pos Mona met Wednesday afternoon to plan four duty bags for servicemen in Viet Nam and reelect officers. Mrs. Jack Nelson presided, and Mrs. N. V. Hudelson spoke on Ransom Memorial Hospital needs and club sewing aid. Mrs. William Fawl was hoseless. Mrs. Don Johnston to entertain in November. Attendees: 16 members, two children, guests Mrs. Hudelson and Mrs. Ralph White.

Posmona Viet Nam Jack Nelson N. V. Hudelson Ransom Memorial Hospital William Fawl Don Johnston Hudelson Ralph White

Broiled kidneys served with bacon mushrooms and tomatoes

Broiled kidneys are presented as gourmet fare with strips of crisp bacon plus broiled mushrooms and broiled tomatoes accompanying the dish.

Pattern 4743 children sizes dress from printed pattern

The read tale describes a shirt growing into a favorite dress with tab front cuffed sleeves and side tails. The pattern 4743 for children's sizes 2 and 4 6 and 8 costs fifty cents plus 15 cents mailing. Mail to Annue Adams The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St New York NY.

Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N.Y

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