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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1958
Page
3
A letter from a wife reveals faking intimacy improved her marriage and a pregnant woman asks if she should hide her condition. Ann advises the expectant mother to ignore her mother in law and stay visible, urging the husband to support her.
A reader asks if feeling self conscious about seating is valid. The columnist advises that the wife sits with her husband even if blocks from the pulpit and suggests consulting a clergyman if the spouse won’t follow.
D M S Auxiliary elected officers at a Friday dinner at Cities Service compressor station presided by Mrs Glen Jordin. Elected were Mrs Ralph Armstrong president, Mrs Guy Monroe treasurer, Wilhelm Johannes secretary, and Mrs Karl Mengerhausen reporter. Fourteen women attended and games with prizes were played, including a hula hoop contest won by Mrs Jack Taylor.
Mrs A 0 Head hosted weekend visitors her daughter and family from Omaha. Among attendees were Starry Aba rintes and baby Penni Alfreda born Aug 30. The group joined Mr and Mrs Marry Keller, J P Keller, Mrs John Keller, Lis Weller of Topeka, and Fred Harder at a birthday gathering.
A forest park gathering yesterday featured a basket dinner and devotions by Mrs. Ada Martin of Ottawa. Mrs. Lloyd Fanning of Melvern presided with program chair Lyle Sloop of Lyndon. Notable attendees included Jima Hope of Topeka with acrobatic stunts, Norma and Kathleen Sloop, and Earl Briggs from Martin, S D. Longest distance was Orval Fanning of Tuthill South Dakota, 88 year old Edgar Fanning of Melvern was the elder. Officers elected were Pearl Yorkey of Waverly president and Sam Fanning of Waverly vice president. Next year's reunion will be the last Sunday in September.
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