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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1958
Page
5
Readers letters discuss child birth out of wedlock and unconventional views, a neighbor boy with behavioral issues, and a doctor’s take on clinical perfectionists. Ann Landers offers guidance while experts note emotional disturbance, parenting strategies, and balanced self expectations.
The Garfield Parent-Teacher group opens a series with a Tuesday session from 6 to 9 p.m. at the school. At 7:30 the book exhibit will be shown, led by Mrs Gene Ramsey. Dr Elmer Roth of Ottawa University leads a discussion on Science Makes the Grades and offers science fair tips. Refreshments by Mrs Kenneth Hay's fourth grade parents. Next meeting October 14 at 9:30 a.m. on Young Financier The Child with an Allowance.
Norman and Beverly Cox opened the Wyatt Earp Blvd seum in Dodge City with Mrs Cox as daughter of Ottawan Jim Ceckus and Mr Cox as Boot Hill and Front Street Replica manager. He collects antique cars and Kansas relics while locals share fair prep anecdotes and school art projects as 4-H and hospital notes mingle with community bulletins.
Community group notes list several church and club meetings across the week including potlucks picnics luncheons sewing and social hours with multiple organizations and named participants such as Mrs Roy Shakespeare Mrs Wayne Hutching and Mrs B Enyart, and locations including Memorial Auditorium and North American Hotel.
The 38th Rice reunion held Sunday at Mears Park elected Clarente Fanning as president Blane Rice as vice president and Vern Rice as secretary treasurer all from Wichita. The youngest attendee was Dana Rice and the eldest Clyde Rice of Ottawa. Numerous Rice and related families attended from Kansas City Pomona Ottawa and Denver with several visitors. The program featured musical numbers and was closed by Rev Tom Reborn with refreshments served on a flame chartreuse and gold table.
The annual reception hosted by Golden Link HDU at a Quenemo church annex drew 75 attendees on Tuesday evening. President Mrs. Elaine Smith performed a vocal solo while L. C. Haughn, superintendent, introduced teachers and Rev.
Rotary Anns met at Hill House for a luncheon program by two members Mrs R R Red mond and Mrs Charles Southard. They spoke about attending Rotary International in Dallas Texas. Mrs John Lamb presided and new member Mrs Don Hamilton was introduced. Guest Mrs Ernest Bowlby of San Jose California attended. Committee members included James L B Paine Lloyd Stafford Luther Stevens Lyle Hanes E G Stucker and Lewis Irwin.
Mr and Mrs Max Foushee announce the marriage of daughter Sharon Ann Gosney to Darold H Hutton of Baldwin. The ceremony was Wednesday evening June 11 at the Free Methodist Church in Lawrence. Rev Shields officiated. The couple resides in Lawrence.
School announces classes begin on September 15 with a special program for boys eight years old and older. The program focuses on foundational education and encourages early enrollment.
Socialettes B and P W Club hosts a pro gram Tuesday evening at North American Hotel. Mrs Ethel Seymour’s Loan and Scholarship committee has arranged for Wanda Robertson and Cynthia Blakeman to speak on their June Girls State experiences. Nina Lane will discuss finance committee plats. Columbian Shakespeare club hears Mrs Lloyd Thomas Ft Scott, president elect district two, Monday with a covered dish dinner. Mr and Mrs Warren Broyhill host houseguests from Houston and Tremont for about a week. Mr Marion Ackley and his mother returned from a Florida trip visiting relatives in Panama City and Miami.
A 50th wedding anniversary loyalty dinner for Mr and Mrs Charles Heckman was held at the Brethren Church on Thursday evening. A fried chicken dinner was served and about 70 attendees heard poems and songs by grandchildren Billy Story, Mary Louise Story, Mike Patrick, and Nancy Reed. The program supported church stewardship and a film titled The Split-Level Family was shown. The couple received a gold color blanket.
Robert Barnes advertises upholstery services including truck seats tarp and canvas repair awnings at 826 Ash with phone 1342-M. He promises guaranteed satisfaction and highlights repair of canvas and upholstery items.
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