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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1966
Page
2
A father who scathes every suitor for his daughter is lampooned as typical childish rivalry. A college sophomore explains his mother’s constant digs at his dates, while Ann Landers notes the pattern of protective, insecure parenting and advises maturity. A fan named Polecat John defends cigar habit amid perfume complaints.
At Williamsburg Sadana Chapter No. 194 of the Order of the Eastern Star awarded life membership to Mrs. Mabel Turrell in recognition of decades of service. Turrell joined in 1920, served 29 years as an officer including 13 as secretary, and was once worthy matron in 1928.
Solve everyday wear problems with a smart pattern set including slimming jumper jerkin skirt and two blouses. Choose tweed blends and sizes listed 124 144 16 18 20 22 24 26. Send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Ottawa Herald New York.
The VFW Auxiliary discussed observance plans for Veterans Day November 11. Committees were set for parade raffle concessions and a dance with named members leading each unit. The junior unit will sell candles and serve snacks while the auxiliary offers sloppy joes.
The FLA Club held a Thursday roll call meeting presided by Mrs. Fred Fehrenbach with eight members and three guests present. Mrs. R. R. Gillette guided the session on wardrobe plans, Mrs. Higdon won the mystery prize, and a TV program chain letter game provided entertainment.
Pris cilla WSCS Circle of Trinity Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon with Miss Hope Mott as hostess. Mrs. Lester Cation read a poem Circles and officers were chosen: chairwoman Mrs. Caton, vice chair Mrs. Cannady, secretary Mrs. Loyd, treasurer Miss Mott, local church activities chair Mrs. Henry Alban, spiritual life chair Mrs. Elsie Ferguson. Future events include Oct 5 general meeting, Oct 14 cookie sale, Oct 28 prayer and self denial service, Oct 27 quiet day of prayer. Mrs Alban led the lesson Dynamics on dialogues, refreshments served by the hostess.
AP Food Editor Cecily Brownstone shares a simple roast lamb recipe using a half oven ready leg about 3 pounds garlic soy sauce and sugar. Brush mixture over top and sides bake in 375 degree oven until meat reaches 170 to 175 degrees for medium doneness.
Visitors for the Rebekah 1.C.C.F. Hall session included Mrs. Wilma Brown Thelma Stephens Helen Ice Baldwin and Mrs Cleo Northway a Pomona member Eva Clabaugh presided To fill vacancies Mrs Ruth Hoopes and Mrs W V Becker were elected as representative and alternate to attend the Rebekah Assembly Oct 12 13 in Hiawatha A skit commemorated the 115th anniversary of the Rebekah degree by Mrs Harry Brink Mrs Elma Good and Mrs Becker A chicken noodle dinner supper and bazaar are planned for Oct 5 at the hall Maple Leaf Festival is announced for Oct 15 16 in Baldwin A maple leaf quilt and a stitch-count prize were displayed refreshments served by Mrs Brown Mrs Hoopes and Mrs Russell Nordyke
Two circles of First Methodist WSCS held evening meetings Thursday in members homes Elizabeth Circle met at Mrs. Don Sellers home with a program led by Mrs. Cliff Reynolds featuring Jane Woollen who spoke about her summer experiences on a project tour and at a Kansas City intercity work camp. Mrs. Fred Adamson spoke on UNICEF and Mrs. Reynolds played All Through the Night on her autoharp to close. Guests included Mrs. James Gillette and Mrs. Walter Holliman. Sarah Circle hostess was Mrs. William K. Clary with co host Mrs. Allen Unruh. Dean Royse gave the devotional topic So I'll Wear My Rummage and Mrs. L. E. Stout presented Mission to Six Continents.
The family of Mrs. Teresa Mages held a birthday dinner Wednesday evening at the Porter home. The gathering celebrated Teresa Mages on her birthday and Raylene Clarkson's 17th birthday. Attendees included M Sgt Philip Mages Kirkland AFB Albuquerque left in November for overseas duty, and relatives from Mission Princeton and surrounding areas.
Twenty six area libraries in Northeast Kansas participate in a monthly book rotation funded by a federal Library Services and Construction Act grant administered by the State Library with Lawrence Public Library as the administrative library. Each month 30 books move between libraries, with a $300 book purchase allotment per library and consultant support plus area workshops under the grant.
A social at Main honored Mrs W G Tullo on her 89th birthday with a cent breakfast. Attending were her daughter Floyd Barnett of Olathe and Charles Ss Darville of Park, among others.
Skilton Music Club dinner at the North American Hotel featured Mrs. Tom Lewis recounting her two weeks at Eastman School of Music and participation in Suzuki Institute. She demonstrated instruments, spoke on Suzuki methods, and performed a Japanese folk song on violin. Upcoming Oct events at University Chapel include a Lite Little Symphony concert, an organ recital by Frederic Swan, and a Symphony Auxiliary tea.
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