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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1963
Page
3
A reader pleads for Ann Landers to publish a letter about respecting older parents. The writer recalls a father killed in an accident at age 11 and a mother who died last summer, urging teens to honor their parents despite conflicts and grief.
A reader shares concerns about a friend’s painting as a joke, while another writes a lengthy marital tale. Ann Landers offers humor as relief and counsels a wife to avoid nagging, sharing a life lesson about communication and respect within marriage.
A North American Hotel luncheon opened the General Edward Hand Chapter DAR fall meeting with the pledge, national anthem, and brief business. Members were urged to donate used clothing for Tomassee School and plans were shared for Constitution Day Pilgrimage on Sept. 17.
Alpha Gamma Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma opened fall activities with a Saturday picnic at John Brown Park Osawatomie. A business session led by Mrs Cherry planned a district workshop at Osawatomie High School on October 19 and discussed registration for members.
Legato Music Club gathered Tuesday evening at the Kissinger home hosted by Mrs. Fred Kissinger. Sponsor Mrs. R L Stevens announced plans for the club year. Carolyn Kissinger performed piano solos as 12 members and 14 guests enjoyed refreshments. Comic Pope is slated to entertain on Oct 8.
Mar Methodist Church Albany Georgia witnessed the marriage of Lynn Dyess daughter of Mr and Mrs C D Dyess Albany to G B Yeoman Jr of Leesburg Georgia The bride a Valdosta State College Ottawa University alumna was active in University groups and now works for Warren and Brimberry Inc The groom a former U S Marine and Albany Police Department employee is the son of Mrs Henrietta Yeoman and the late G B Yeoman Sr
A birthday dinner for Mr. C. E. Andrews was held at Colbern's with out of town guests Frank A. Lewis H D Shaw and others from Wichita. Ottawan attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Baer Julia Kathleen Andrew Mr and Mrs James McCrea and Mark Mr and Mrs Kenneth Andrews and Mr and Mrs Robert Andrews plus Mr and Mrs David Sharp.
Carolyn Kissinger entertained the Girls Music Club at her home with fourteen members and seventeen guests present. Barbara Kissinger played piano solos as plans for the club year were made. Patsy Anderson will entertain the club October 22 with Mrs. Stevens as sponsor.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers, encouraging community involvement. Tips can cover local events, incidents, or notable happenings and will be judged for timeliness and impact.
Baer's Kleenair Service promotes furnace cleaning to prevent dust and lint buildup in ducts and moisture. Home owned and operated in Route 4 Ottawa Kansas. Contact CH 2-2538 or CH 2-4299 to schedule.
Franklin County residents noted in a Friday evening event as Mrs Kathryn Crawford and LaVonne Heitler, former Ransom Memorial employees now in Topeka, received gifts. Acorn Club enjoyed a potluck at Mrs Howard Winters home with Mrs Siegele presiding. Roll call reflected first days of school and plans to make knee robes for Crestview nursing home. Mrs Clare Lewis to host Oct 9 meeting. WCTU to meet Tuesday 2 pm at Wesleyan Methodist Church. Baxter Social Hour Club set for Thursday at Mrs Paul Mohr’s home. Mrs W G Tulloss hosted Sunday dinner for granddaughter and family Don Sheets Lorri Lynn Sandra Lea Anita Jo.
Mrs Helen Ketsley won the door prize and Mrs J O Taylor received an anniversary gift from her mystery pal. Hostess assisted by Mrs Denny Peterson and Mrs Hannaman served refreshments to 12 members and nine children.
A compact notice lists events at North American Hotel and Wesleyan Methodist Church. Activities include a potluck dinner at Mrs HB Bayart’s Union Chapel and a women’s club gathering, with a Wiener roast planned for evening hours and a Jaycees meeting in Friendship Circle.
Aldenta chaired listing include Barnaby Nichols Parker Bundy and Roberts hosting. Special exhibition features Mrs Bob Roberts hostess and W Ger ing promoting. McKelvey Teague Barrett Gaddis and principals advise. Plans include appearance of delegates and reader displays at event.
In a tense incident on the lake shore a man tied a rope to his 2 year old brother and Mrs. Simon pulled him to safety before tending to Johnny. Ronnie later climbed out on his own as the scene calmed.
Family menu note suggests serving a vegetable salad as a first course with olives pickles and anchovies as relish. Includes tips to add tidbits that family relishes.
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