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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
4
Fall millinery embraces felts velours furs and fabrics in soft silhouettes for day wear and evening. Designs range from slouchy caps with chin straps to rustic pork pies and berets. Leather feathers and fur accents color the season with black and white motifs for sharpened autumn headwear.
New lamps offer a fashion able slim look rarely taller than 36 to 40 inches reports the Lamp and Shade Institute of America in a survey of manufacturers. As furniture trends lean to larger pieces, lamps provide balance with slim deep drum shades in plain colors or opaque white. Decorations stay unobtrusive, enabling traditional styles to look cleaner and contemporary lamps to avoid aggressive modernism. Period designs appear in authentic recreations for eighteenth century decor.
A British Army colonel retired from service devised a cooperative solution to frequent wash days for Boston hospitals. Col William Smith, then director of resources at Children's Hospital Medical Center, led the two year planning and launched Hospitals Laundry Association Inc in 1991. Now in its second year, the venture operates with modest profit and scales toward significant capacity.
Rich earthy colors and large yet comfortable shapes shape the new country look in handbags. Textures range from varied grain and suede to antiqued and polished leathers with brass hardware and leather straps. Evening bags stay petite with subtle ornamentation and jewel accents for festive fall.
Homemakers today rediscover the window shade as a versatile decor element. Available in colors textures and designs, shades coordinate with room decor or serve as focal points, featuring embroideries lawns boucle plisse homespun linen fabrics shantung and baroque patterns on percale.
Kansas began a 1962 crackdown on legally blind drivers tied to welfare aid. In fifteen months, 136 individuals surrendered their licenses as proof of their blindness and eligibility for state aid.
The fall look centers on sportive dressing using sportswear and separates. Knickers, vests, and patch sleeves borrow from men’s styles like chalk stripes and glen plaids inspired by Oliver Twist. Ski wear expands beyond slopes with bold colors, fur, and layered outfits featuring two sweaters or more.
The Herald announces a reader tip program awarding five dollars weekly for the best news tip submitted. Tips are collected from readers and evaluated by editors, with recognition given to the contributor in print.
A. Holstein at Point Reyes, Calif., is co owned by twins George and Robert Gallagher. The article notes the unusual ownership arrangement and the animal’s notable features, highlighting family involvement in dairy farming.
A cattle dam delivered triplets consisting of a bull and two heifers. The birth stands out as uncommon in the herd, with the ranch noting the unusual combination. The newborns and dam are reportedly healthy and thriving on the farm.
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