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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1958
Page
5
Ann Landers offers practical guidance on a troubling young romance involving suspected theft, a mother’s guilt over unequal affection among seven children, and a 28 year old woman facing dental plate decisions. The column urges honesty, professional help, and professional dental solutions to restore confidence and health.
Patrons of the Carnegie Free Library show strong interest in astronomy with many books on the universe and earths place in it. Notable titles include Fred Hoyles The Frontiers of Astronomy and Fritz Kahns Design of the Universe with popular guides for beginners such as Introducing Astronomy by John Sidgwick and A Primer for Stargazers by Henry Neely.
A women’s page note invites stories with history and goals of local groups and a photo of presidents. It cites losses in memberships across clubs, a final Woman’s Republic meeting to settle funds, and a Methodist WSC S consolidation discussion. Two first graders discuss thermonuclear questions then return to stringing beads.
Names announced for newborns include Kimberly Denise born Sept 21 to William Donald Linden Pomona. Jacqueline Kay born Sept 23 to Eddie M Hasty 714 E 5th. Pamela Jo born Sept 23 to James A Richards 714 N Poplar. Deborah Ann born Sept 24 to Marshall M Ball 735 N Main. Weighings listed with weights though some data corrupted.
Yesterday at Mrs. Donna Stantorf's home the Helpful Service class discussed Love and Compassion led by Mrs. W. A. Fowler presiding. Debates, 48 roll calls, and a Lord's Prayer concluded the session followed by a $41 auction.
Community groups and church societies schedule events across Monday to Friday including luncheons, install events, and social hours at venues such as First Methodist Church Federated Church and Trinity W S C with active participation by organizations like Eastern Star and Royal Neighbors. Notable items include a Hawkins Grange installation at Emery Green School and a Beaucant gathering at 7 30 p m.
State Rep. James C. Hooks and his wife were awakened by a nighttime noise. Mrs Hooks warned there was a robber downstairs. He quipped that robbers belong in the Senate, not the house.
The district deputy Mrs Pauline Cory of Lawrence led a Thursday evening visit at the Masonic temple. Lawrence attendees included Mrs Leona Woolf and Mr and Mrs Leonard Armstrong. New members Mr and Mrs Marvin Baldwin joined, transfers from Lawrence Shrine. A district school of instruction was planned for Ottawa on Oct 23. The social hour featured a White Shrine emblem cake by Mrs Ray Talhott. refreshments by Mrs Carroll Davis and Mrs H D Dsary. Fifty attended.
Socialettes Royal Neighbors voted at a Thursday meeting with Mrs. Howard Smith to purchase a table for the lodge dining room. Co hostesses were Mrs. Jim Robinson and Mrs. Harry Loyd presiding, as the note ends with an incomplete detail.
A Salvation Army event announced donated clothing and a month’s song School Days performed by Mrs. Charles Zdok. Door prize went to Mrs. Lee Miller. Loren Ames and wife returned from a 10 day Colorado vacation visiting Durango Ouray and Denver. G club hosted social time with Mrs. J F Heckman hosting. nine members attended. Ralph Hanes and daughter Ellen return from three week New England trip via Maine and Quebec. Ellen to Denver tonight.
Co Workers Shutin Circle members met for devotions led by Mrs. Mabel Service and Mrs. Albert Peterson with Miss Beulah Anderson hosting. They logged 85 calls 9 letters 43 cards 17 gifts and four deeds of kindness and voted to bring lunches to meetings. Columbian Shakespeare Club schedules two program topics for Monday at First Methodist Church with Mrs. Melvin Sellers and Mrs. K B Richardson presenting and elects delegates to the district convention. Lane W S C S heard a lesson by Mrs. Albert James. Miss Eva Spencer led devotions as 16 members attended 23 cards and 18 calls were reported. Sand Creek community club held a musical program directed by Mrs. Bill Bishop and elected officers. Elm Grove Club planned three October meetings after quilting and a potluck dinner hosted by Mrs. George Puvogel with Mrs. Ernest Lawrance in charge of business and devotions. Mrs. Glenn Lancaster received the mystery box. Coleman and Kathy were guests at dinner. another child and six more members were present.
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