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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1983
Page
3
A free public Messiah sing along is planned for 7 p.m. on October 8 at the Ottawa University Chapel directed by Stanely DeFries. Alumni and OU friends are urged to bring scores and bring neighbors to sing or listen in an well rehearsed, no charge event.
The Auxiliary of American Legion Post 194 Wellsville plans the Second District Coffee Tour on Monday with noon dinner for all members to meet Second District officers. At 5 30 p m Thursday October 27 Legion and Auxiliary depart for Leavenworth Veterans Medical Center to entertain hospitalized veterans. Wellsville High School band directed by Wendell Hicks will perform a brief program and Auxiliary members will serve refreshments. The Legion will provide canteen books for bingo prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Layne Pennington of Lane RFD 1 welcomed son Dewayne Allen Pennington born September 23 at Miami County Hospital Paola weighing six pounds 1534 ounces. Grandparents Ron Jeffries Wellsville Byron Pennington Parker. great-grandparents listed in Missouri Louisiana and Illinois.
Lori Lynn McDonald celebrates her first birthday today. She is the daughter of Francis and Mrs. McDonald of Garnett. Grandparents are Harold McDonald of Williamsburg and Eugene Fanning of Melvern. Great grandparents include Lloyd Fanning of Melvern and Ruby Adams of Osage City.
Hillary Mae Sellers turned two on August 31 in Independence Missouri. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay Dee Sellers. Hillary has a sister Jessica Marie aged four. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Don Sellers, 1316 S Oak, and Mr and Mrs Paul Matthews, Independence. Great grandparents are Mrs Edith Laws and Mrs Lola Sellers.
The Skilton Music Club held its season kickoff at Ottawa Country Club with a dinner and program by Ottawa High School Cytones directed by Dale Fox. About 40 members and guests attended. officers presided in the president’s absence. Yearbooks were handed out and music box histories shared. Special guests included Blanche Stucker, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kerr, and Louise Redmond.
A reader requests guidance on a troubled second marriage involving a nine year old stepson and nightly overlap. Ann Landers advises counseling for all three and establishing authority to end the problematic habit. Other letters mock grammar, prompting the columnist to defend her style and respond to dangling prepositions.
The seventh annual Kidney Ride for Life occurred last weekend at Clinton Lake. Riders faced a Saturday downpour but stayed upbeat as 215 total participants completed the course. Knopke Trailblazers fielded 16 riders and donated $2,475, earning the club certificate for the highest contributions to kidney research.
The Chanute Art Gallery hosts its October Quilt Exhibition starting October 1 with five quilts loaned by local residents each week. A key event on Saturday October 15 runs 10 am to 4 pm at Central Park Pavilion 100 S Forest St with quilt display by 9 am and a 1 dollar exhibitor fee for insurance. Ribbons awarded in four categories Oldest Most Beautiful Most Unusual and Best Hand Quilting plus a Peoples Choice Award. Propst Senior Citizen Center quilters will work on a quilt during the day. visitors may bring personal projects to quilt. Gallery Gourmet will offer snacks and proceeds go to the gallery. door prize of 25 donated by Radio Station KKOY KQSM. The Art Gallery is at 6 South Highland open Tuesday to Saturday noon to 3 pm. information line 316-431-1103. Admission is free.
Joyce Ebmeyer of the University of Rochester says unemployed women face stress similar to unemployed men and more. She notes lethargy and loss of self esteem after repeated rejections, plus stronger economic pressure and more likely need to take lower level work sooner, especially for divorced mothers.
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