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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
4
Dear Heloise provides practical home tips from drain protection with steel wool to sewing belt backs and floor waxing feet, plus a nylon net clothespin bag reuse, a home perm shield method, bottle cutting, an allowance system for four boys, and measuring cup readability notes. The column ends with Astigmatism Heloise.
Five newborns recorded with weights and dates. Steven Thomas Shelton born Oct 15 to Gale Arthur Shelton Wellsville RFD 2 weighs 5 oz. Douglas Edward Kra mer born Oct 16 to George Frederick Kra mer 1435 Willow weighs 9 oz. Kirk James Wren born Oct 17 to Eugene Lynn Wren 119 West 10th weighs 15 oz. Michael Thomas Whalen Jr born Oct 22 to Claude Jerome Whalen Jr 1110 N. Poplar weighs oz. Carol Renee Anderson born Oct 24 to Gerald Bond Anderson Wellsville RFD 2 weighs 4 oz.
Freshman Linda Ann Showalter and Sally Corlis appeared Friday on a KU campus Show Case production. The piece noted Linda as a Fresh Hawks member and listed campus clubs and social plans, including a card shower for a former Ottawa resident in New Orleans. It referenced local clubs, events, and a food tip for Sunday brunch.
Girl Scout events are noted this week including tulip bulb plantings by Brownie troops at Eugene Field and Hawthorne schools for first graders to mark the founder Juliette Lowe. Junior and Cadette troops plan Halloween activities and organizational meetings next week under leaders Mrs. Merle Wilhite and Mrs. Harold Hay.
Mr and Mrs Frank Mages of RFD 8 return from a week in California visiting son Eugene Mages and family Randy and Cris in Pomona. They traveled by plane to San Juan and Capistrano and toured Disneyland Marineland and Knott's Berry Farm. They cruised the harbor at Long Beach and Los Angeles and met Gladys Aimes near Pomona.
Susanna Wesley Circle of Trinity Methodist Church held a Monday evening meeting at Mrs. Denny Peterson’s home. Mrs. Raymond Davis presided, a 7:30 p m Friday service for Week of Prayer and Self-Denial announced, refreshments provided, and members honored for recent cookie sale success.
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