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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1975
Page
3
Mrs. John Harmon keeps a riot of houseplants in her Elm Street home, relying on common sense and observation rather than gimmicks. She oversees about 125 African violets and gloxinias, uses 12 hour daily lights, waters at dawn, and shares practical care tips while noting risks from pests and sun.
The wedding vows of Theress Flaine Mathias and Kirk K Kirkpatrick were exchanged in Princeton on Oct 24 in a double-ting ceremony at the home of the bride's parents Curtis and Mrs Mathias. Officiating was Rev Ira DeSpain of Princeton United Methodist Church. The couple will reside at 6095 Mulberry.
The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Rybolt Warroad Minnesota was named Rusty Als at birth weighed five pounds thirteen ounces Monday. Sister Janet Lyn is two years old. Grandparents Harold Kimball Princeton and Harry Rybolt, 1023 N Cedar. Great grandparents J W Burkdoll 1535 8 Oak C R Kirball Lane and Mrs Roy Rybalt 1029 N Cedar.
Dear Ann Landers answers readers asking for general guidelines on being a good house guest. She advises inviting only when welcome, shortening visits, helping with chores, and keeping bathrooms clean to avoid burdening hosts.
Friends and relatives gather to honor George J. and Alma Maybelle Yackle on their 50th wedding anniversary in Paola. The event, hosted by their children, will be held at Roberta's Tea Room from 3 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, with 11 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren mentioned.
A special party marks Pele Houk turning three, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Houk of 1405 S Willow. She is joined by sisters Tiare eight and Laini five, with grandparents Walter Houk and Tate Mage listed in Clinton Missouri and Honolulu Hawaii, and great grandmother Lucy Houk in Clinton.
Ottawa Credit Women’s International met in Porter-Spears Insurance offices to install officers. Clara Simmons, past state president, assisted as Jaine Dyer became president, with Barbara Hickman as vice president, Mary Alice Heinz as secretary, and Janet Coffman as treasurer. Maxine Stephens and Norma Korbe noted for most years attended. A certificate from Emporia State Conference for most members wearing pins was announced.
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