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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1964

Page

4

Ann Landers Advice Column Snippets Include Family Decisions

Dear Ann Landers covers a mix of family issues. A couple in their mid thirties debate another child after a 5 year old daughter shows strong intellect. Penelope prefers no brother or sister. A daughter-in-law faces cold treatment during visits from her husband's 16 year old. A reader struggles with insomnia and asks for sleep guidance.

Ann Landers Penelope B. Z Gdgegins M. M

Maple Leaf-Baker Homecoming Festival Comes to Baldwin

The annual Maple Leaf-Baker Homecoming parade starts 1 p.m. Saturday in Baldwin before the Baker-Southwestern football game. A children's parade, Maple Leaf barbeque, club booths, open house at Baker University, and hobby shows fill the weekend with contests in horseshoe pitching, model airplanes, baby contest, and exhibits at Sulivan House and Fellowship Hall.

Maple Leaf-Baker Baldwin Baldwin Young Mothers Club Baker University Sulivan House Fellowship Hall

Fresh Date Oatmeal with Brown Sugar and Cream

When fresh dates are at hand they are pitted and sliced then folded into hot cooked oatmeal. The dish is served with brown sugar and heavy cream for a comforting breakfast.

Brass and Wood Pattern for Modern Lamps

Pattern 204 provides actual size cutting guides for wood parts and shows how to use brass pine and stock fittings to craft a floor lamp and matching desk light. Included in Packet No 20 with other living room furnishings patterns, available for $81 from Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.

Bond Issue Discussed at Ottawa Garfield PTA Meeting

Ottawa School Board members Dr. Olin Wollen Mrs Lewis Spencer and Ray Smith attended the Garfield PTA gathering Monday to discuss the Ottawa High School bond issue on the November 3 ballot. The meeting featured Sweet Adelines singing and the Bernhardt School of Dance program with 16 pupils.

Ottawa School Board Garfield Pta Olin Wollen Lewis Spencer Ray Smith Ottawa High School Sweet Adelines Chorus Bernhardt School of Dance Emory McKenzie PTA Lee Olmsted Wilbur Richardson Tommy Kraft Lyle Hanes

Adelines Cancel Local Meeting For Minneapolis Convention

The Ottawa Chapter of Sweet Adelines canceled the Wednesday evening gathering as several members depart for the international convention in Minneapolis Minnesota. Attending are director Mrs Lucille Knos from Lawrence and members Mrs H M Pratt Mrs Ollie Burress Mrs F M Coons Mrs John Ott and Mrs Walter Murray.

Ottawa Sweet Adelines, Inc Minneapolis Min Lucille Knos, Lawrence H. M. Pratt Ollie Burress F. M. Coons John Ott Walter Murray

Socialettes At National Army Mothers Convention

Socialettes among the Army Mothers at tending the national convention Friday at Hotel President Kansas City were Mrs Loyd Murray and Mrs Ward Ralston Mr and Mrs Roy Mcintosh entertained Mr and Mrs Harold Lipper McLean Va and 29 other guests at a dinner Sunday Dr and Mrs H N Flora Ottawa RFD 1 have returned from their two weeks vacation LW Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday will meet Friday with Mrs J E Hardle rode Honey and mustard make good extra seasonings for baked beans.

Kansas City Loyd Murray Ward Ralston Roy Mcintosh Harold Lipper McLean H.N. Flora Ottawa RFD 1 LW Club J. E. Hardle Rode

Stripers Aid Residents at Cedar House Nursing Home

A group of Candy Stripers volunteer an hour weekly at Cedar House Nursing Home. Sponsored by Senior High Kayettes, members wear pink and white pinafores and blouses. Officers include Anne Geiss president Kathy Hill vice president and Sandra Shade secretary. They will assist in bingo reading letters writing notes decorations games feeding and shopping under nursing services director Miss Carol Beemer and volunteers chief Mrs Howard Reinman with occupational therapist Mrs W D Bancroft and Kayette sponsors Miss Genevieve Gillette and Miss Nora Evans.

Cedar House Nursing Home Candy Kayettes Anne; Geiss Kathy Hill Sandra Shade Carol Beemer Howard Reinman W. D. Bancroft Kayette Genevieve Gillette Nora Evans

Baby Names From Three Kansas Families

The baby has been named Kelley born Sept 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Buddy William in Pueblo Colorado weighing 6 pounds. Grandparents G N Shaull Pueblo and Ray Williamson Walsh. Great grandparents S C Jones Elk Hart and Mabel Williamson. The daughter born Sept 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sobba of Rantoul named Terrie Jan weight 5 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents Earl Pennington Rantoul and Joe Sobba Richmond. The daughter born Sept 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gale Ferguson of Overbrook RFD 2 named Tamara Jean weight 8 pounds 13 ounces. Grandparents Donald Rappard Overbrook and Edward Ferguson Sr Wellsville. Great grandmothers Carrie Fisher and Chester Ferguson. The daughter born Oct 1 to Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens Houston Texas named Susan Katherine. Grandparents Kenneth Hammond and R L Stevens Ottawa.

Kelley Buddy Williamson Pueblo Colo Kelley G. N. Shaull Ray Williamson Walsh S. C. Jones Elkhart Mabel Williamson S. Cedar Robert Sobba Rantoul Terrie Jan Sobbas Kenneth Robert Earl Pennington Rane Toul Joe Sobba Richmond Larry Gale Ferguson Tremont Tamara Jean Donald Rappard Overbrook Rfd Edward W. Ferguson Wellsville Rfd Carrie Fisher Main Chester Ferguson

Girls Speak On Services At Hospital

At the MPM Club meeting in the Anchor social room four girls led a panel about Osawatomie State Hospital under Mrs Rosalie Bowker, Director of Volunteer Services. Visitors were welcomed, hours were described as flexible, and accepted items include popcorn cloth pieces crayolas cosmetics books puzzles cards and stationery playing cards.

MPM Club Anchor Osawatomie State Hospital Rosalie Bowker Bowker W. C. Harding Chalmers Clark R. O. Harder Harding Loren Ames A. K. Rader Clark

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Kid W. E. Downing Otis Creviston Sara Wood Lorna Martin Karen Golden Patti Smith Katherine Ferguson Wyeth Spears Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York Raney Rexall Drug John Reynolds Melvern Kathy Geier Eileen Bush Joyce Arb Donna Kramer Adelines Thomas A. Edison Laboratories Speed Queen Model Gamble Oy Stripers Aid Saffron Glass CO McGregor Bond S. Main Albright Moya Iee Americana Historical Documents Ottawa Herald Ottawa, Kansas Herald U.S Peter Marshal Prinee Alien
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