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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
9
Dear gals share frugal ideas to repurpose shrimp bowls and brandy snifters for everyday drinks. Use liners removed. bowls hold iced tea or coffee with room for ice. Also store cookies in clear shoe boxes with waxed paper and crumb-free layers.
Socialettes report weekend guests in Leavenworth include Mr. and Mrs. Dee Spaulding and Nancy Spaulding from Richmond staying with the John Mead family. Mrs. Fred Rupp of Colorado Springs, formerly Ottawa, visited with sister Inez Lytle who is hospitalized and spent time with cousins Clyde and Mrs. Olive Martin and with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kile of Ottawa. Mrs. Rupp is the former Clarice Kendall.
A reader letter asks for help about societal pity for amputation and Marion questions. Ann Landers advises ongoing counseling and suggests the reader work on anger rather than others’ reactions. The column then addresses vodka hangovers versus fusels and a paternity and pregnancy concern with counseling and waiting for birth.
Trinity United Methodist Church Sunday school class met Wednesday in the fellowship hall with a noon carry-in lunch. Devotions and a history talk highlighted biblical women Ruth to Bathsheba. Other meetings covered include Fairmount Birthday Club, Union Chapter Eastern Star, City Teachers Wives, First Assembly of God candlelight buffet, WSCS circles of First United Methodist, and several Baptist and Christian service circles. An Oct 18 meeting and officer elections are noted for multiple groups.
The Herald lists submission windows for wedding reports and photos. Full broadcasts are published if filed within a week, with photos accepted up to two weeks after the ceremony and stories usable up to a month, subject to lateness. Free wedding notices and forms are at the society desk. call the women's department at 242-4700 for details.
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