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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1958
Page
9
Problems discussed by Ann Landers focus on how to handle finances in marriage. A commissioned salesperson and his fiancée differ over whether a wife’s earnings belong to the family, while other letters address dating, reputations, working mothers, and honesty about past actions.
The Baby Has Been Named reports newborns at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Brett Alan Karr born Oct 18 to Dan Edward and wife at 411 14th weighed 5 lb 1 oz. Gregory Charles Followell born Oct 20 to Gary J. and wife at 1040 Cottonwood weighed 6 lb 13 oz. Marsha Ruth Clark born Oct 10 to James Russell and wife at 817 Ash weighed 7 lb 14 oz. Jeffrey Dale Fredricks born Oct 20 to Herbert Lee and wife at 511 Birch weighed 7 lb 1 oz. Roger Allen Simmons born Oct 23 to Rex Radford Simmons route four weighed 6 lb. Sabra Dean Moses born Oct 23 to Bruce Bryan and wife at 204 S Elm weighed 6 lb 14 oz. Trevor Ray Britain born Oct 23 to Albert Lee and wife at 409 E 19th weighed 8 lb 10 oz.
Socialettes Mr and Mrs M J Klein returned Sunday from Fostoria Ohio after a two week visit with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Ted Everett and daughters. They also visited a nephew Earl Klein and family in Middletown and stopped to see their son and family Mr and Mrs Harold Klein and children in Mission.
Yesterday the Columbian Shakespeare club met at First Methodist Church for Act II of As You Like It. Mrs. Loren Ames, acting program chairman, introduced Mrs. Owen Fowler, Mrs. L. V. Smith and Mrs. Charles Burlingham who played the roles. Mrs. Lamar Phillips led the business session and closed with a poem. Reports from Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Hoff man covered the district convention in Olathe, with input from Mrs. Frank Pflug and Mrs. J.
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