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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1966
Page
3
Dear readers describe concerns about child abuse observed in relatives. A grandmother reports bruises on two children and a mother who justifies punishment. Experts advise discussing with the parent, seeking professional help, and involving a school principal if abuse persists.
Elizabeth ladies group led by Mrs Don Sellers and Mrs William K meet Thursday at 1020 N Main for a social circle update and community notes in a district club forecast column.
Olds launches a refreshed lineup with four Delmont 88 variants and a five-model Cutlass Supreme range. The Delmont 88 features 88 chassis, Rocket V-8 options and low prices, while the Cutlass Supreme offers luxury touches like Strato Seat interiors, Jetfire V-8, new Clima tic Combustion Control, UHV ignition, front disc brakes and a stereo tape player for 1967.
Deborah Forner and Robert Dean Sims married Sept 24 at The Wee Kirk Chapel of the First Presbyterian Dee fiance Ohio. Ceremony at 7:30 pm. Bride daughter of Patricia Rosendale and bride's family. Groom son of Paul and Mrs Sims Quenemo. Maid of honor Sara Winters. flower girl Julie Forner. Best man the groom's father. Gary Sims usher. Reception at Holiday Inn. Couple at home 961 Wilhelm Defiance. Bride employed by Defiance City Hospital. Sims Navy veteran U S Navy aboard USS Okinawa. now employed by General Motors.
Chapter AU of PEO held its first fall meeting with a dinner hosted by Mrs. Leopold Hoppe. Chairwoman Mrs. C W Parent led the dinner committee as members shared summer vacations and related news after the meal.
Jeannie Hull hosted the Fifth Grade Girls music club Tuesday evening at her parents home Mr and Mrs Roe bert Hull. Members and guest Barbie Hull played piano solos. Plans for the club year were set and refreshments were served. Becky Hay will entertain the club Oct 25.
Relatives of Mrs A C Crozier Richmond brought a basket dinner to her home with Lester Sunday to mark her birthday. Attendees included Mrs Daisy Nelson and Robert Clements Bonsner Springs Mrs Mary Wilson Mr and Mrs Ralph Lowman Lawrence Mrs Opal Landeth Lamar Colo Mr and Mrs Glen Lowerman Wichita Mrs Clara Loweman and Mrs Lucille Bak er Pueblo Colo Mrs Lawrence Hellena Iola Mr and Mrs Arthur Hultz Garnett Mrs Mary Hultz and family Bush City Miss Fannie Loweman Cedar Point and Bertha Day Colony.
Socialettes Army Mothers sewed 14 balls of rag rags and knee robes for Wadsworth V A Hospital at a Memorial Auditorium sewing meeting. Twenty-One attended and Mrs. Frank Sargent served dessert after sack lunches. Mrs. Lamar Phillips, patient at Stor Monte Vail hospital Topeka, was moved from Ransom Hospital Ottawa yesterday and admitted for continued treatment.
Northside Loyal Temperance Legion met Tuesday at Trinity Methodist Church with John Welton presiding. The program opened with the LTL theme song and prayers. Members led pledges, sang songs, discussed Frances E Willard, and planned a Halloween party. One visitor attended, Waunila Finch.
Family members gathered at the Wolken home in Richmond for a basket dinner Sunday. Attendees included Mildred Seck and family from Independence, Tom Seck and family from Kansas City, Robert Wolken and family from Greeley, Art and Harold Wolken with families from Garnett, Sister Christina and Sister Benigna from Greeley and Overland Park, Keith Mays and children from Greeley, Jean Wolken, Mrs. Anthony Butell and family from Paola, and Ray Diedel and family from Lawrence.
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