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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
9
A reader seeks help for fear of camps and homesickness while Kenny learns to face it. A second letter requests strategies to handle interruptions and pushy habits, with Hivey Hilda advised to assert boundaries. The final note asks about funeral etiquette and invitation norms, answered with guidance on private funerals.
Advertises Printed Pattern 4722 for women with sizes 36 to 48, sewing ideas in flannel tweed and jersey. Includes mailing details to Anne Adams The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York and catalog offer with 50 cent price and 15 cent mailing.
During a 44 day strike against Honolulu's two major dailies, police reporter Tom Arnold formed a band called The Picketeers and coined the term rent-a-cop to describe security guards at the newspaper plant. The phrase and band gained demand for outside engagements around hotels and factories in Honolulu.
The Autumn Winter line features a vitally young sporty casual down style with soft waves. A small head look with smooth top and fuller sides, per the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association. Crown rises gently, ears softly covered, evoking Garbo elegance. Requires professional permanent waving and shaping for easy care and rich appearance.
Joan Hudelson entertained Musical Majors Music Club Wednesday at her parents home. Members played piano selections and Marty Hudelson performed a solo. Sherry Savage gave a memory recital and received an award from sponsor Mrs. M. A. Welty. Thirty guests joined 26 members for refreshments.
Elm Grove Club members were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs Roy Swank who also led the meeting. The group reported $6.30 raised from projects. Miss Stella Fouts received the hostess gift and a contest prize. Refreshments followed with participants including Mrs Clara Daugharty Mrs Hazel Floyd Mrs L E Turner Mrs Mabel Woodburn Miss May Taylor Miss Hattie Marshall and Mrs Edna Justice.
The group voted yesterday to contribute $20 to the hospital landscaping project. Mrs. C. W. Henning hosted the luncheon and conducted the business with seven members present and a guest from Kansas City, Mrs. J. A. Innis.
Ottawa Memorial Auxiliary No. 5901 received the traveling gavel from Garnett Auxiliary No. 6397. Twenty guests from Garnett included Mrs. Delbert Burris Mrs. Dennis Callahan Mrs. Stanley Morey Mrs. Ralph Mains president and Mrs. Stella Campbell. Rose Abbott presided with 17 members and a penny match of $2. Pro-tems named trustees Mrs. Jim McCleary and Mrs. Sam Johnson color bearers Nos. 1 and 4 were Mrs. Eula Taylor and Mrs. Rose Campbell, guard Mrs. Henry Smart. An October Civil Defense course by Mrs. F C Wise was announced. The Auxiliary will serve at Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. open house Oct 9 and 10. project chairmen are Mrs. Viola Robinson Mrs. Wise and Mrs. Victor Sowers. Mrs. Mabel Simmons presented a pillow for a fund-raising project. Refreshments were served after colors returned.
Brenda Bishop and Mike Dean celebrated birthdays at Peoria School on Wednesday with a picnic dinner. Hosts Mrs. Adell Dean and Mrs. Bill Bishop, assisted by Mrs. Ira Dean, served the students and teachers, Mrs. Glenn Scott and Mrs. Odena Detwiler. Wieners and marshmallows were roasted and eaten with potato chips, corn curls, orange juice, cupcakes and candy bars.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Patrons are encouraged to share timely information with the newspaper to receive the award.
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