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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1978
Page
10
In a rural Iowa setting a 65 foot American elm in Harold and family Reed's yard was toppled by a winch truck after a year of decline. The double tree yielded 119 rings plus an erased heartwood estimate, leaving a large trunk of about 45 inches diameter and noting honeycomb burned with the firewood.
Naomi leads at 7 30 p m First Christian Church Clay Kelly Rotary Anns Madge Calliham 1530 Orchard Drive Shrine v Rid ay Franklin County Action Group 7 30 p m ECKAN Retta Conclave True Kindred Christian Women's Club 12 30 p m Luncheon OU Student Union Latimer Neighborhood Community 6 30 p m Potluck Senior Club 1 30 p m Youth Center Royal Neighbors Club 7 30 p m Masonic Temple
Leanna Lynn Bond marks her first birthday on April 12. She is the daughter of Leonard P. Bond and wife of Ottawa RFD 3 with grandparents C Leonard Bond and Norma Steward among others. Dawn Ann Leach celebrates her fourth birthday today, daughter of Sandra O'Donnell and John Leach, with brother Christopher Dent and grandparents Bob Leach and Max Denit.
The column weighs in on a teenage girl wearing a shirt reading In case of rape this side up and a printer who refuses to transfer raunchy slogans. Ann supports refusing such filthy messages to protect minors and maintain self respect. It includes readers’ letters about housekeeping, adoption, parental betrayals, and professional women.
The article explains unofficial meat terms used at counters. It defines veal calf baby beef and heavy beef by age, weight and marbling, noting these names lack universal official standards. It highlights USDA guidance on labeling and explains how aging and diet affect color and texture.
The American Cancer Society Crusade kicks off with a Friday 11 am to 1 pm coffee at Mrs. Winton Winter’s home, 306 South Locust, inviting all volunteers to attend and pick up materials. The appeal stresses a critical need for more workers and a welcoming call to spare time to help.
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