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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1966
Page
4
World War II veteran Roy Foster who grew up near New Hope Stantone Rantoul transformed a two story early American house into a personal antiques and art display. He gathered pieces from many countries, including a German tapestry rescued after a building destruction, valued around 3000 by Nelson Art Gallery.
Dear Ann Landers letters reveal deceitful marriages and self praise from a manipulative boss. A 43 year old writes of deceit, loneliness, and a ruinous betrayal claiming a future without his wife was possible. The column replies label the caller as an “Olde Too Soon Smarte Too Late Club” member. A reader criticizes a Harvard psychiatrist on liquor teaching. A news clip notes juvenile drinking rising in Eastern Europe and links to crime. The column ends with a courteous response thanking the reader.
The annual PlatteCrane reunion on August 28 gathered relatives at the National Guard Armory in Garnett for a basket dinner at noon. Attendees included Dudley Gipson and family. Donald Gipeson and family. Leroy Armstrong of Kansas City. Oscar Crane and children. Harvey Crane. Ivan Crane and family. Clathe Calvin Platt of Lawrence. Jack Green and children of Spring Hill. Orville Crane of Shawnee. Al Hermann. Emmett Platt and children of Garnett. Bob Williams. Gene Platt and David. Lee Platt of Overland Park. Emery Platt with Denise and Doug. Edward Platt and children. Lonnie Platt of Richmond.
A memorial service for Mrs Allie Louderback was held Friday night at the Masonic Temple. Attendees included Mrs Henry Lilly Mrs O L Breckenridge Mrs Frank Lehew Mrs Harry Loyd and Mrs Frank Sargent. Plans were made to attend the district convention on Sept 13 in Osawatomie and refreshments were served by Mrs Barber and Mrs Breckenridge.
The Senior Club met Friday afternoon at the Youth Center with 24 members and Mrs. Lillian Spears presiding. After devotions and scripture, a prayer was read and the patriotic ritual given. Mrs. Margaret Williams accompanied singing. The group observed Mr. and Mrs. George Puvogel’s 50th wedding anniversary with a decorated china plate. Members shared entertaining stories, then shared sack lunches and played table games.
Baldwin couple Roy and Mrs Merchant celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house in the Ma sonic Hall at 807 High Street Baldwin on Sunday September 11. No invitations are issued. friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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