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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1971
Page
9
Dear Ann Landers column features readers discussing misread typographical slips and strained family ties. An 18-year-old daughter’s letter about “Dead Mother and Dad” exposes parental Freudian anxieties and a roommate dispute over a $300 loan, with sharp, darkly humorous replies.
Mrs. Mary Wollam presided at the Eagles Auxiliary meeting with initiations for Mrs. Leo Logan and Mrs. Desmond Wilhite. The group voted to donate to several funds and an Easter dance is planned for April 10. Daughters Club met at Mrs. Don Woodsum’s home. Wycofft Community Club and Northside Loyal Temperance Legion held sessions with prizes, devotions, and talks. An all day Willing Workers Club quilt project was planned for April 6.
The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Booker was marked with a surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Soper in Ottawa RFD 4. The couple, married March 23, 1946, enjoyed refreshments including cake punch and ice cream. Attendees included Mrs. Elsie Soper and several Leach, Blanco and Soper families.
DEAR HELOISE shares a playful Easter idea to make gelatin eggs for salads by hollowing egg shells, rinsing, filling with partially set gelatin, and chilling overnight. Also includes tips on bead storage, safety pins on garters, and name crackers made from graham crackers for a birthday party.
Socialettes Mr and Mrs W L Stephenson of Sepulveda California will arrive this weekend to spend Easter vacation with her mother Mrs Maud Price in Richmond and with her brothers H L Price and Don Price and their families of Ottawa.
A daughter born this morning at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Russer Anderson 515 Pine is named Jamie Ranea. She weighed nine pounds six ounces. The Andersons have a three year old son, day Russel. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marts and Mrs. Gladys Anderson, all of White City. Great grandmother is Mrs. Carrie Marts, Detroit Michigan.
U S Department of Agriculture researchers find a processing step where raw potato strips heated under infrared lamps form a gelatinized starch layer. This reduces oil uptake during frying and helps maintain crispness and shape, while finishing in the oven yields the same flavor and appearance as oil fried fries.
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