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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1966
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares a tip about carrying prescription details for quick refills and tax records. The note includes a reader and Mrs Mottershead story, plus a tip about using oilcloth as an inexpensive, reusable gift wrap option that cleans easily.
The Eastside Loyal Temperance Ses sion marked Frances Willard’s birthday with prayer by Mrs. Mary Black and a scripture reading led by Hazel Tschantz. The program featured a piano piece, flag salutes, a temperance pledge, and a life story of Willard amid a birthday cake and candles for six local children.
Mr and Mrs Clare Shadle invite relatives and close friends to celebrate their 46th wedding anniversary at their Ottawa home at 7 p m Saturday. The couple’s anniversary falls on Sunday. They are longtime Ottawa residents.
A music program for the Richmond P T C meeting on Monday evening drew good attendance. Robert Ledom introduced the faculty and new district families. Ricky Brock and Bobby Kuiken led the flag salute as officers and room mothers served refreshments.
The Lafalot Club met Wednesday with ten members present and Mrs. C. W. Cudd. Mrs. John Allen led the business session. Several members received birthday gifts as refreshments were served by Mrs. H. A. Ward and Mrs. Jim DeWitt.
Dr John Thornburg spoke at Mrs Clyde Hashagens residence as Tot To Teen Club guest Wednesday. He showed slides and recounted three weeks in Guatemala. Cohostess Mrs E C Sievers and guests Mrs John Gibson and Mrs John Fisher attended.
Two WSCS circles met Wednesday. Grace Circle led by Mrs. Ben Gibson heard The Church and People With Special Needs with a court dramatization. Naomi Circle at Mrs. Elmer Sieg’s home elected new officers and opened with a prayer. Visitors included Mrs. Max Cartmill and Jill and Elisa Gentry.
The Carey family held a Sunday reunion at Valley View Community House with a noon potluck. Officers elected for the next gathering include president Mrs. Alton Carey and secretary-treasurer Eula Taylor, with attendees listing numerous Careys and relatives from Kansas City, Butler, Richmond, Ottawa, and beyond. The next reunion is set for the third Sunday in September at the same venue.
Socialettes report the Ottawa WCTU will hold an all day institute at Trinity Methodist Church with sack lunches at noon. The Zigzag Club toured by bus to Kansas City with eleven visitors among twenty one members. Mrs Wayne Hutchins of Foneta will host the club on Oct 10. Linda Broers, Ottawa RFD 2, enrolled in Heavenlin School of Beauty after graduating Wellsville High in 1965 and belonging to Tally Baptist Church.
The Sacred Heart Altar and Rosary Society met Tuesday evening with Alfonso Mages reading This is Peace and This is Quiet. Phil Mages from Albuquerque joined. Rosary led by Mrs Rose Abbott. Soap donation to South Viet Nam announced. A rummage sale planned for Oct 7 8 at Memorial Auditorium by Circles 6 and 7. Mrs Walter Dengel and Mrs James Fitzgerald in charge. Mrs Stephen Lott won door prize. Circle 8 served refreshments for 32 attendees led by Mrs Hugh Didier.
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