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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1963
Page
3
Readers report corroded aluminum coffee pot stems and crusty stems where grounds sit. Advice includes washing the stem after brewing, using commercial cleaners, not leaving coffee overnight, and storing in a fridge. Also simple toe heel cushions using foam puff timing to improve shoe comfort and methods to refresh stale baked goods. The Herald offers $5 weekly for best reader tip.
Doris Freshour and Warren Rinehart wed Aug 25 at Greensburg First Baptist Church in a 4:30 pm ceremony. Attended by Norma Woolery and Bill Rinehart, with ushers DeWayne Freshour and Willard Rinehart. Bride wore Latin metallic brocade with aquatiffta frock attendants. couple to reside in Ottawa. she was 1962 Miss Ottawa candidate.
The hospital records newborns with names and birth details. Cayene, Leah, Tamara, Lori, Curtis, Kim, and Nancy Jo are listed with birth dates Aug 23 to Aug 31, weights from 5 lb 14 oz to 8 lb 2 oz, and parent addresses in Rantoul Baldwin Waverly Topeka Wellsville Chestnut and Main Street.
A string of bridal showers for Melba, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Todd, Wellsville, were held at Hays Hall Wellsville Methodist Church and at homes of Mrs Darrell Harbison and Mrs Glen Layton Sr. Guests enjoyed games gifts and treats including yellow themed decor punch and cake. Mrs Wayne Todd and hostesses assisted, while gifts were opened and ribbons tied in a cottage craft.
Mrs Fred W Halstead of Locust Street has returned from a two week trip visiting relatives in Iowa Minnesota and Missouri. She traveled via Chester and St Paul and Kansas City on her way home.
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