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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1967
Page
3
A church event listing notes a full day gathering at Union Chapel featuring TOPS Taperettes and related activities organized by the WSCS with all-day programming Tuesday.
The Eastside Loyal Temperance Legion met Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Mary Black's home with Timothy Tschantz presiding. Lynda Tschantz read Philippians 4 11. Pledges to three flags led by Richard Neal, Roger and Clara Tschantz. Roosevelt Neal led temperance pledge. Lewis Allen led LTL salute. Officers elected: president Gennie Neal. vice president Roosevelt. secretary Richard. treasurer Joyce Neal. chaplain Timothy. recreation leader Lynda. Wayne Allen wore a Halloween costume and sang Jesus Loves Me. Mrs Black shared an illustrated story about a man desiring liberty. Children packaged 100 pounds of homemade soap to send overseas. dynda helped serve cookies and supervised bobbing for apples. Meeting closed with the Children's benediction.
Local No. 453 of the I L G W U and families held a dinner at the Masonic Temple on Oct. 21 with Wanita Platt as master of ceremonies. Frances Saunders sang God Bless America and her son Joe played piano. Winnie Lippman from Kansas City received a corsage and gifts. Floyd Robinson and family provided country music before the group sang Solidarity. They adjourned to the North American Hotel for dancing and photos.
Pamela Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Smith 1544 Apple Lane was initiated Oct 8 into Alpha Gamma Delta at the University of Kansas. Visiting Sunday with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cordle Centropolis were Cordle's sister and husband Mr and Mrs Benson Strawn Valley Falls.
In a New York Reader exchange and other letters, readers debate marriage as the real dream versus independence. Ann Landers argues marriage requires effort, compromise, and forgiveness, while warning that happiness is not guaranteed and living together tests commitment.
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