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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1983
Page
4
Certified rhythmic aerobic dance instructor Lydia Banks will lead eight week classes at First United Methodist Church starting September 7. Morning sessions from 9 30 to 10 30 on Mon Wed Fri and evening blocks 5 30 to 6 30 on Mon Tue Thu run for eight weeks. nursery available. Call 242 1972 for details. Not affiliated with OARC.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Wardle Wellsville announce the birth of their son Justin Evan born August 17 weighing nine pounds nine ounces. He has a three year old brother Jeremiah. Grandparents are Donald and Fiehler and Robert Wardle with great grandparents Clifford Gaswint Orin Tucker J Donald Fiehler and Bill Pickle.
Community notices list various church and club activities across Ottawa and Highland avenues. Meetings include the Alzheimers Association family group at Cedar House and multiple church luncheons, parlor gatherings, and service events throughout Tuesday to Wednesday with Abraham Lincoln era tone.
An advertisement lists crochet patterns with prices and mail orders from Alice Brooks in New York. It also reports Lorenda Lee Eichenberger turning three, noting family members across Pomona Princeton Palisade and nearby towns as great grandparents and others, detailing extended kin.
The Herald features infants in the paper by months up to the fourth birthday. Children together in the future and within age limits are welcome. If a birthday is near, the paper aims to include the child’s picture on the special day.
An exhibition titled Influences Antique and Contemporary Quilts features 16 quiltmakers alongside traditional quilts and runs at the University of Kansas Spencer Museum of Art through October 16. Admission is free. Also Remember the Night Rainbow by Chris Wolf Edmonds runs at the Lawrence Arts Center through September 28. Edmonds is a nationally known quilter and instructor.
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