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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
4
Dear Ann Landers reports a wife suspecting her husband’s behavior around her single friend Kathy. The writer, pregnant, recounts flirtatious incidents, car trouble, a nightcap invitation, and a waist challenge, then asks for guidance on the marriage strain. The letter sets up a plea for advice on fidelity and trust in a two year marriage.
A chunk of Ann Landers columns includes advice on a husband praising a 21 inch waist, handling family money pressure, and resisting blood test requirements for marriage licenses. The tone is brusque, with admonitions to set boundaries with relatives and to accept state health safeguards over personal convenience.
Perrysburg Ohio hosts Mr and Mrs E K Goetz over weekend as guests of cousins Mr and Mrs Jack C Kille in Ottawa.
Members of the Okerberg family and relatives gathered at 1024 N Main to celebrate John and Lena Okerbergs golden wedding with a August 29 dinner for 21 at The Barn. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Rhoten A. Smith and family from Philadelphia, the Campbells from Claremont, the Okerbergs of Herington, and siblings Ida Okerberg of Topeka and A. M. Fornwald of Topeka. The event featured a four tier cake and bronze mums, with Michael Okerberg christened at Sunday church services. A brunch followed at the Okerberg home.
Dear Heloise offers quick home fixes and clever hacks from readers. Solutions include using a vacuum to locate a blown fuse, sewing non-slip strips on mattress pads, freezing hamburger patties in bagged portions, and using washers in chair tips to protect floors. Readers share tips on bottle protection, map and tool storage, and family banking for gifts.
LTL members in Williamsburg held a September after school meeting led by president Carolyn Ashcraft. Craig Roberts led temperance songs, chaplain Mary Milliken spoke on Temptation, and Kathie Thornbrugh Lila Bostic and Kent Hobbs led flag salutes. Mrs Frankye Thornbrugh presented the lesson Narcotics. Awards were given to Steve Roberts and Connie Mathes for rocket ships. Fourteen children attended as refreshments were served.
The first fall meeting of One-To-Six Club was a potluck at Mrs. John Clark's home. Officers planned the menu. officers included Mrs. Doris Jones Mrs. Jim Snider Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. Charles Crab l. After a business session members drew names for birthday cake pals and played bridge with Mrs. Robert McLain winning high score and Mrs. Floyd Higdon the consolation prize. Sixteen members and two guests Mrs. Jerry North and Mrs. Larry Finch attended.
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