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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1959
Page
3
Dear Ann says a writer faces ongoing debt from a husband who borrows from many people, hides loans, and racks up new contracts. After years and two jobs, she fears collectors will swallow their home. She seeks guidance on escaping the cycle and financial ruin.
Pattern mail offers 4897 with printed directions and yarn yardage for size 1642 and other sizes with a request for fifty cents plus postage. Dear Ann column advises a wife to trust her husband and avoid battles over his secretary while cautioning two girls about porch drop-ins and dating.
The Baer family reunion was held Sunday in Garnett with attendees including Mrs. Esther Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Erie Wieneke and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Baer of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Winkler and family of Smith Center, Mrs. Floy Nelson and sons of Iola, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bones and grandson of Princeton, Clarence Shaw, Mrs. Jennie McDaniel and Ole Pederson of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Shaw and daughters of Welda, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stephens and family, Mrs. Alzada Nester, Mrs. Dessie Donald and Mrs. Pearl Hobert of Kincaid.
AP News profiles the fall campus sweater trend featuring collars that convert into scarves, fluffy looped shawls, shaggy Raggedy Anns, and cape styles. Worn with skirts or pants, sweaters mix textures like mohair, tweed knits, and fur blends in bright colors, with easy washability and moth proofing highlighted.
The Supper Meeting Past Matrons Club held its first fall gathering at the home of Mrs. V. S. Crots northwest of Ottawa with a covered dish supper. Hostesses were Mrs. R. P. Crow and Mrs. H. F. Du vall. President Mrs. Raymond Smith led a business session. Members shared summer vacation highlights. one guest, Mrs. C. W. Thompson, attended along with 15 members.
Harold Leitaker introduced teachers and the new principal Allen Unruh at the Eugene Field P T A meeting last evening, noting each's qualifications. Mrs Glen Hardesly read a poem tribute to the teachers. Mrs Don Waymire announced a Fun Festival on Oct 23, with Mrs Bruce Fleming involved.
Mrs Howard Smith led the program with Mrs Harold Wallace giving devotions written by Dr John Luke Geh man, interim pastor here for months. Joyce Cooper played accordion pieces. Parents toured children's classrooms while sixth grade mothers served refreshments.
The notice lists Women's Association circles and groups with leaders including Mrs Harold Crawford and Mrs Richard Sala at 7 45 p m, plus CW F groups with Mrs Ralph Emerson and Mrs Boyd Cooper. Earnest Workers host a noon dinner for families. First Methodist Circles feature Martha Stith and Deborah Lister with various members. Rebekah at church. First Baptist Circles include Eileen James and Esther Greenman with Eleanor Stimson and Williams. Eastern Star activity follows.
A church dinner last evening entertained families in the North Baptist recruit class. Rev and Mrs Tom Ingle and children attended. The group paid 25 dollars for an air conditioner in the pastor's study. Members shared vacation experiences as part of the program. Mrs Zielsdorf led devotions, Mrs Frank Davis led a prayer, and Mrs Roy Batdorf presided. Twenty five attended.
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