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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
10
A collage of reader queries and Ann Landers style replies covers romantic missteps. A fiancé dumps a girlfriend after two years of dating claiming another interest, while neighbors debate social class and loyalty. Other letters praise perseverance and warn against forcing outcomes, ending with guidance to submit questions to Ann Landers.
The report lists several newborns with names and birth details. Lauren Bernard Stephan weighs 8 pounds and 1902 marks the year. Brady Joseph Wolfe weighs 6 pounds 14 ounces. Cynthia Ann Roush weighs 6 pounds 13 ounces. Billy Earl Wilper weighs 9 pounds 14 ounces. Debbie Sue Messenheimer weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces. Larry Lee Boardman weighs 8 pounds 2 ounces. Edith Jeanne Hamilton weighs 7 pounds 15 ounces.
Farm Bureau Women sponsor a beef cookery demonstration at Masonic Temple on Thursday May 1 at 1 30 p m All women in the county are invited Miss Helen Morris home economist with the marketing division of the State Department of Agriculture will demonstrate using less expensive cuts of beef Miss Mary Dean Holle home economics agent will assist Morris Mrs Byron Robison Princeton is chairman of the Franklin County Farm Bureau women committee arranging the demonstration
A Land Creek community club schedules closing day events with a program and basket supper. Mrs Albert Peterson leads a 30 workers shut-in circle with a 2 p m timing.
Some fish sticks use haddock while others rely on fish allied to the cod family. The variation mirrors differing fish preferences across regions of the country.
Skilton Music Club members and guests heard Walter Butler discuss the Evolution of the Phonograph at Saunders Music Store. He showed many models from his hobby collection dating back to age eleven and noted sound reproduction spans beyond phonographs.
The Rebekahs accepted two applications for membership last evening. Mrs Thelma Pearl Barnett joined by transfer with C L Breckenridge presiding. Reports covered new hall dishes, tea towels from California, funeral badges, and the international council. A Mother's Day program and honor for past noble grands were announced. A potluck supper preceded the meeting with 45 attending.
Last evening the Tot to Teen club discussed party planning with the topic How to Give Parties for Tots and for Teens. Mrs Dita Warnock and Mrs M E Reinecke led talks while Mrs Wine Shepherd hosted with Bill Barker helping. Eldon Schnoke presided, Reinecke photographed members in costumes. John Wisher won a costume prize. members fished for lunches in paper sacks. Eighteen members attended.
Ottawa University home economics guest speaker Miss Amanda Rosenquist addressed the Child Study Club on world foods. She described Mexican Chinese Japanese East Mediterranean German and Scandinavian cuisines and samples of Holland candies were shared.
Socialettes Ladies Social Circle of United Presbyterian Church contributed 3.65 to Ransom Hospital Auxiliary fund yesterday. Hostess Mrs John Morton assisted by Mrs Bob Barnhisel. Mrs Tom Crawford and Mrs M Todd Macdonald led devotions. 46 sick calls, 17 attendees. Sacred Heart School pupils earned excellent piano solo ratings in Ft Scott contest sponsored by National Federation of Music Clubs. Duethman, Hudnall, Stine, Mayes, Henning, Porter excelled. Duethman and Porter tops in piano duet. Brethren Missionary Society lesson on Brotherhood by Mrs Jay Simmons. Sixteen members attended last meeting to be held until fall.
The event featured a poetry discussion led by Frank Smith with Mrs J A Blunt and Mrs A W Urquhart as participants. Committee members included Mrs H F Blunt Elgh Uelgelo Mrs R J Williams and Mrs Keen, with several attendees noted.
The Philothea Class of the First Baptist Church served four dinners yesterday in the church dining room followed by a business session led by Mrs Mae Canfield. The long table featured spring flowers. Reports were presented and a letter was read from Grace Rose a former member living at Sunset Home Concordia. Mrs A C Jid gele introduced Mrs Earl Sexton.
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