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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1971
Page
10
A collection of reader letters to Ann Landers covers handwriting legibility at a direct mail firm, a polite rebuke about misdirected accusations, and personal notes on family loss, gift sentiment, and disappointment with friendship. Respondents include Dear Ann Landers and Mrs. KEARNY New Jersey, with comments on misreadable mail, misdirected blame, and prudent gift choices.
A consumer guide to margarine and fortified cereals compares brands by taste, cost, and nutrition. It notes vitamin fortification varies, oil types differ, and no single food covers daily nutrition, urging cost per ounce and personal preference in choosing cereals and cake mixes.
The Reekie reunion gathered Sunday at the Forest Park shelterhouse and decided to hold the event on the first Sunday in August in future years. Cookies and coffee were served Saturday evening at the home of Earl and non-listed Hamiltons. A basket dinner Sunday included numerous Reekie family members and relatives from Pomona Derby Garnett Waverly Dodge City Ottawa Princeton and Garnett plus others and friends.
Social notes reveal two families, the Toumberlins and Foushees, vacationing in Colorado with extended visits to Walter McMillen in Wellsville and Woodland Park. Jonnie Kay Kendall vacationed in Arlington and Washington, D.C. Rev. and Mrs. Ray Twining of Little Rock plan a 50th anniversary open house at the Nazarene church with memorial gifts directed to the Twining Memorial Chapel in the African Mission Field.
The Herald notes publishable wedding items must arrive within one week for full publication and within two weeks for photos and write-ups. Stories may run up to a month after the event with lateness trimming and no charge. Forms are at the society desk and inquiries go to the women’s department at 242-4700.
Robert A. Anderson addressed Legal Secretaries about lobbying duties duties to communicate with elected representatives. He named groups and local lawyers serving as lobbyists and explained registration badges. He urged honesty and clear goals, noting informal pressure groups and women lobbyists including one for the Kansas Motor Carriers.
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