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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1964

Page

6

Political Parties Serve Free People

A columnist reflects on the role of political parties in American history from colonial roots to modern times. The piece cites books, notes Kennedy Nixon debates, and lists numerous minor parties while stressing democracy in action and how ideas from third parties shape major parties' policies.

America Harry Edward Neal Ryebolt England New World Lincoln Douglas Kennedy Nixon Prohibition Poor Man’s Socialist Labor Socialist Worker Vegetarian America First National States Rights Texas Constitution Constitution Party Independent Afro Ameri Ican Neal Republican Party Free Sollers Auway

Community club listings and weekly meetings schedule

A compact listing of numerous clubs and chapters across Ottawa featuring event names and leaders. Highlights include Ottawa Garden Club at Mears Park 1:30 pm Sunday, Roundabout Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi and Exemplar Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meetings, First U. P. Church Woman's Association, Trinity Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild, True Kindred Tuesday, various circle meetings and district visits through the week.

Ottawa Garden Club Mears Park M. H. Forester OMEGA Beta Sigma Phi Don Burroughs Woman's Association First U. P. Church Trinity Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild Russell Nordyke True Kindred

Mrs Gover Honored In Social Order Of Beauceant Meet

Mrs Harley Gover Sr of the local Social Order of Beauceant was introduced welcomed and seated as chairwoman of the registration committee of the supreme assembly a national honor. Mrs Sam Shumate presided and spoke of the Tampa Florida gathering noting Ottawa group second to Fresno in benevolent work. Mrs Edwin Hinkley of Kansas City Assembly No 4 was elected supreme worthy president with next assembly slated for Portland Oregon. Mrs Ben Carter and Mrs Clarence Rea observed birthdays. Mrs Shumate and Mrs Gerald Harford assisted.

Harley Gover Sr Beau Ceant Supreme Assembly Sam Shumate Tampa Fla Ottawa Fresno Calif Edwin Hinkley Kanas

Guest Program About Birds at Pomona Flower Club

Mrs. Mary O'Neill of Wellsville spoke to the Pomona Flower Club Tuesday afternoon, sharing bird slides and her garden with trees, flowers, vines, bird feeders, and baths. She described nursing injured birds and sending a grosbeak to Canada after months of paperwork. Hostess was Mrs. Myrna Johnson at Mrs. Jennie Bethell's home. Oma Dickey set the meeting date back to Wednesday. A glow candle program is planned for Nov 11. Refreshments followed for members and guests from Wellsville, including Mrs. O'Neill and Edith O'Neill.

Mary O'Neill Wellsville Pomona Oma Dickey O'Neill E. E. Turner Mra Edith O'Neill H. E. Patton

Ottawa Woman Makes Personal Recipe Book For Friend

Mrs Lloyd A Myers of 708 N Locust copied tested recipes into a notebook for a friend. Included are Barbecued Ribs with a pork chop preference and a sour cream cinnamon twists. Also offered are a pineapple salad dressing ideas and green spinach flavored mayonnaise, with serving suggestions and yields.

Ottawa Lloyd A. Myers N. Locust Connie Lottie

Dear Ann Landers Advice on Young Love Letters

A sixteen year old girl writes seeking guidance about a six month long pen pal romance with Rollie in the Navy. She fears being too young and asks Ann Landers for advice on pursuing or ending the correspondence.

Ann Landers Rollie

Ann Landers Letters on Love and Inlaws

Readers seek guidance on romance between pen pals and future marriage. advice emphasizes knowing each other, finishing school, and practical limits on travel and gifts. Ann Landers suggests sensible timelines for in law visits and warns against overbearing requests from friends.

Rollie

Eagles Auxiliary Elect Delegates For State Conference

Eagles Auxiliary elected delegates and alternates to attend the state conference in Manhattan on October 24 and 25. Delegates are Mrs. Ernest Sink and Mrs. Dick Hamm with alternates Mrs. Alice Pratt and Mrs. Claude Sink. Other attendees include Mrs. Howard Linneman and Mrs. Jack Welborn. The group donated $10 to the Chapel of the Four Chaplains and appointed Mrs. Jay Todd as fundraiser chair for a donation to High Sky Girls Ranch in Texas. An invitation to Em poria Friendship Night on October 19 was read, with state president Mere lin Mills to attend the district convention in Ottawa at 2 p.m. A dinner at 5:30 and lunch at 10 were announced. Rachel Hubbard won the capsule drawing and Earl Harris the mystery prize. A social hour followed.

Eagles Manhattan Ernest Sink Dick Hamm Alice Pratt Claude Sink Howard Linneman Jack Welborn Jay Todd High Sky Girls Ranch Texas Emporia

Socialettes Rev Elton Wood to speak at Nazarene Church

Missionary from the Cape Verde Islands Rev Elton Wood will present at the Nazarene Church on Wednesday November 18 correcting an earlier note that listed Sunday October 18. His visit is part of the church program for outreach and revival.

Elton Wood Cape Verde Islands The Nazarene Church

Ham or pork shoulder ready with fruit salad idea

A preparation tip suggests serving baked ham or smoked pork shoulder butt without glaze accompanied by a fruit salad. The salad combines apple and celery with pineapple slices and greens for a light accompaniment to the meat.

Dust Dirty Windows To Avoid Muddy Sills

Dear Gals, a reader explains how inspecting dusty windows before cleaning prevents mud piles. Wipe dust with cloth or dry newspaper first, then wash to save time water and energy. Also advice on wearing rubber over cotton gloves to keep hands warm in cold drying days.

Shannon Gals Heloise

Dear Heloise tips on everyday household fixes

Reader advice covers simple pool like tub baths temperature checks with an alcohol filled bottle, iron cleaning methods using baking soda or vinegar, waxed paper bags for leftovers, and a widened rubber band aid to ease writing for large hands. The notes reflect practical at home solutions and care tips.

Heloise Peter Schenk

Memorial Program Honors Mrs Henning at Church Hall

Mrs Willis Bennett welcomed attendees at Elliott Hall First Baptist Church for a memorial program honoring the late Mrs J R Henning a longtime Skilton Music Club member and past president The evening featured a memorial service vocal solo Let All My Life Be Music and a meditation The Ottawa University Singers directed by Rev Charles P Knight Mrs Edgar Kerr presented organ pieces and Mr Kerr gave notes on several numbers A reception followed in Elliott Hall with hostesses and a fall decorated punch table service

Willis Bennett Skilton Music J. R. Henning Elliott Hall First Baptist Church Paul Shipps Spross William Kloster Bruce Spears Charles P. Knight Edgar Kerr Ottawa University Singers Kerr J. S. Bach Arne Gordon Youn Boehmial Paul Manz Andriessen God Gordon Young Homer Uzziah David McK. Williams Eliott Hall Gene Mohr Eddie Boyer Ted Strain A. H. North

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