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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1963
Page
6
Readers raise issues about youth speech limits, landlady rights, and romance lessons. Aged opinions debate free speech for teens, tenant boundaries, and social behavior, with Ann Landers offering practical guidance and references. The column reflects mid century advice tone and concerns among families and roommates.
A long running Easter lily project started by Lincoln School second grade teacher Miss Eleanor Lloyd continues. Students, inspired by older siblings, eagerly await each year to create paper Easter lilies, sustaining a cherished classroom tradition through generations.
A White Shrine meeting featured an Easter program with "The Art of Worship" by Lee Finch an original poem "This Is Easter" by Mrs. Lee Finch and a vocal solo "There is a Green Hill Far Away" by Miss Gladys Anthony A rummage sale was announced for April 25 Mr and Mrs Richard Maxwell served refreshments at the close of the social evening
Socialettes report Mr and Mrs H A Ward of RFD 1 will host their son Robert A Ward and his family Debra Dana and Doug Ward from St Joseph Missouri for a weekend gathering in their rural route dwelling.
The Herald offers five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by a reader.
Mrs. Dale Dieterich of Princeton shares family favored menus and several tested recipes. She highlights beef dishes, a Raisin Cream Pie, Fresh Peach Pie, and a crowd pleasing Potato Salad. Also noted are Tuna-Broccoli Casserole, Biscuits Supreme, Crunchy Thins and a homemade Beef Hungarian variant.
Celery tops are valuable for vitamins and flavor. The column shares a method to trim wash and dry tops, then chop and use in salads and seasonings, noting how to preserve them and avoid waste.
A Senior Citizens of Buffalo request a representative from Ottawa to attend Senior Citizens Month in Buffalo between April 25 and May 24. The gathering featured devotions, readings by Flora Sherman and others, birthdays for Nellie Batdorf and Wanda Peters, a quartet performance, and a hospital donation of club scrapbooks and artificial flowers. Members shared celery drying tips and household hacks via Heloise style notes, plus browning sugar and paint cleanup ideas.
A fragmented schedule lists various club meetings and social events across multiple organizations including Trinity Wesleyan Service Guild Woman's Association and Beta Gamma. Notable notes include tasting tea events, annual dinners, plant exchanges, missionary meetings, circle activities, and senior recreation at different venues.
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