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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1968
Page
3
A 13 year old writes Ann Landers about running away after punishment, then decides to thank his parents and tear up the note. The column urges other youths to draft letters to parents to resolve feelings before fleeing.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Beemer announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Beemer of 317 S. Hickory to Lt. Jesse Thomas Randall of Blue Mound. The couple plans to wed Nov. 30. Janice Beemer is a Franklin County social worker. Lt. Randall serves with the U. S. Marine Corps at Ft. Wolters Texas in helicopter pilot training. Both are Ottawa University graduates.
Members of Ottawa Memorial VFW Jr. Girls Unit No. 6901 attended the Kansas department convention in Junction City on October 26. Nina Lee Smith served as chaplain during the business meeting and planning for Missouri Kansas Loyalty Day continued with events led by Mrs. Pauline Shippert. Ottawa delegates included Patty Ledom Linda Sellens Debbie Adams Debbie Sink Brenda Ledom and others. A planning session for Loyalty Day to be held April 27 at the Liberty Memorial Mall in Kansas City Missouri was led by Arnold Williams with Glen Hardesty Lambert and other district officers in attendance. Later local clubs held monthly meetings with officer elections and social events including a noon luncheon and birthday observances.
Use slow 325 degree heat in a covered casserole or baking dish. If no cover, seal with heavyweight foil. For a young roasting chicken plan about 1 1/2 hours braising time.
The 80th birthday of Mrs. Julia Jones at 613 West 3rd was observed October 26 with an open house. Refreshments were served by her daughter Mrs. Maxine Judd of Wichita and Mrs. William Spears. Attending guests included Effie Vanderslice Lyndon and several Wichita residents plus Jones family members from Emporia Ottawa and Ottawa hosted a birthday dinner in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Avery of 430 North Poplar were guests at a surprise Sunday dinner in honor of their 40th wedding anniversary. The meal, hosted by their children Mrs. Leon Rumford of Ottawa RFD 4 and Bill Avery of Osawatomie at Mrs. Rumford’s home, featured a three tier yellow and silver cake. Relatives attending included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crozier of Bush City. The Averys have four grandchildren.
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