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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1960
Page
7
A sixteen year old writes seeking advice on saving earnings while dating and paying for minor outings. Ann Landers replies that the mother should allow a small portion of wages for personal spending and cautions about necking and dating in cars. The page also offers guidance on church conflicts and suggests counseling for Maggie, plus a note about a booklet on courting dangers.
Double ring wedding conducted at Concordia Lutheran Church Stanford with Grove family members present. Bride Miss Kathie Hupp maid of honor Barbara Holm and Mrs William Harper attended. gowns moss green peau de soie with feathered hats. reception included buttersweet centerpieces and autumn candies. The couple John L Hysom Jr and Miss Lee KR Stanford Seated at ceremony officiated by Rev Kenneth Hansen.
LAS notes Ottawa Community Theater Inc will stage Inherit the Wind next Thursday Friday and Saturday with 35 main characters. John Rast, KU Drama Department director and graduate, provides expertise under the University Community Theater Plan to aid theater groups lacking trained personnel.
The article details club forecasts and meetings for Monday through Thursday, including North Raleigh Church events, missionary society notices, and Square Dance Club activities. It also covers a wedding in Ottawa with guests from Kansas City and Topeka, reception details, and post nuptial plans.
Mrs Hazel Floyd and two children attended Elm Grove Club, where a noon covered dish dinner preceded devotions and business led by Mrs JoD n Brown. Mrs Clara Daugharthy received the mystery gift as plans for a party and supper for the election board were discussed at the clubhouse Tuesday evening.
Mrs Martha Van Meter led as G G Club hostess with about 49 women at the Nixor Lodge coffee at Mrs B F Bowers home. Prayers for United Funds success and world peace were offered. Guests included Mrs A W Urquhart who will host on Nov 11. Speakers Mrs P R Jamison and Mrs Verne Aiden, back from a Freedom Tour to Europe. Assistants were Mrs Lawrence Ogg M Don White Mrs W 8S Bow and Miss Catherine Scott.
Janice Morgan won best Halloween costume at Hawkins community club. Mrs Glenn Lancaster led the meeting, with performances by Mrs Fred Glamille and violinists and vocal duets from Rita Holitzer Sue McNish and others. An accordion solo by Gerald Reed and pantomime by Diana Bones and Patricia Abersold were featured. Refreshments served to 90 attendees.
Mrs Julius Raffelock vice president of Rebekah Assembly Kansas will be an honor guest at a covered dish supper Monday evening in 1 0 C F hall. Other distinguished guests include Mrs Edna Forsythe Lyons president Rebekah Assembly Mrs Faye Foust Elk City warden Beulah Rogers Lawrence assembly secretary Quin Ewing Lyons Mr Cecil Walker Topeka grand master I C O F Mr Chester Doles Newton deputy grand master Steve Needham Rantoul past grand master Everett Caylor Osawatomie past grand master. Lodges from Quenemo Pomona Garnett Wellsville Baldwin will bring two namers for the program. Hall and table decorations feature a Halloween theme.
Jefferson who recently celebrated his 83rd birthday was guest of honor at dinner at the home of his daughter and her husband. Family members from Missouri Kansas and Texas attended naming R H Jefferson Irving Tex H H Dewey Independence Mo Henry Dewey Donald Dewey Kansas City Mo Glenn Jefferson Clathe Kenneth Dewey and Bob Sutherland. Linda Ann Mike Lawrence and Mary Milliken were also mentioned with visits in Topeka Parkville Crete and Garnett. A Lions Club pancake and sausage supper drew a large crowd to close the item.
Proceeds of over money will be applied to the Scholarship fund project of the organization. Leo Santee Post Auxiliary met in the Legion rooms. Mrs. Helen Bush presided as president. Mmes Minnie Farney and Beryl Forbes were honored. The auxiliary donated cake and cookies for glaucoma diabetes test days in Ottawa. The annual potluck supper for auxiliary members and fall veterans and their families will be November 11.
Thirty members of the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary met the Coffee Tour Caravan at a noon luncheon in the North American Hotel dining room in Ottawa. Participants included Harry Wright topeka county commander and other district leaders. The meeting honored Warren C. Black unit president R. K. Walters who received the American Coffee Tour Award 1950 for highest membership percent in 1969. Mrs Adams reported district two had 7 percent of quota. Mrs Hollis urged rehabilitation work for hospitalized veterans at Wadsworth Hospital.
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