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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1969
Page
3
A humorous note accompanies a large garden zucchini and a classic stuffed zucchini recipe. The article describes a fifteen inch squash and provides a detailed method to scoop, fill, and bake with a porkless stuffing, including onions celery green pepper mushrooms bread crumbs and seasoned stock. Serves six and suggests adding meat to make a one dish meal.
Anne Hedoms printed pattern details for Misses' sizes 10 through 20. Size 14 requires 3% yards of 45 inch fabric. Includes mailing costs 65 cents plus 15 cents for first class handling. Mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept at The Ottawa Herald with full name address ZIP size and style number.
REM club met after a House of Douglas luncheon with Mrs. Fred Unger presiding. Members visited Crestview Nursing Home and charter member Mrs. Anna Bryan. Next REM meeting set for Sept 9 at Julia Jones’s home. Army Mothers met at Memorial Auditorium with Mrs. Carl Furman leading. Bids discussed for Wadsworth VA Hospital. Flag display urged for Labor Day. Socials planned for Aug 20 sidewalk bazaar food stand. Refreshments served by Mrs. McCullough and Mrs. Loyd Murray. Next meeting Sept 9. No sewing meeting this month.
Miss Jean Feuerborn of Garett announces plans to wed Ralph Stoner of St. Joseph in October. Miss Feuerborn, a registered nurse at Ransom Memorial Hospital, will marry Ralph Stoner, who works for Quaker Oats in St. Joseph.
Julie Katherine Beebe is the 14 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs R P Beebe of New Orleans Louisiana. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs R A Hagerty of 721 Princeton and Mr and Mrs Charles Beebe of Gretna Louisiana.
The Soroptimist Club schedules a noon luncheon on Thursday at the Lofgreen Building. Members plan a brief gathering with introductions and announcements.
A 1969 Ottawa Herald column excerpt shows readers sharing how marijuana harms a boyfriend once described as bright and social. The letter-writer notes his decline, dropout in April, and confusion, deciding to resign from the relationship to protect herself while urging Ann Landers to testify on marijuana as bad news.
Social notes recount a weekend of travel and hosting. Emile Barnes and family camped near Lake Pomona with numerous relatives visiting from San Antonio Omaha Horton Modesto Princeton Richmond and more. Various weddings showers and family gatherings follow with multiple names and places listed.
Store potatoes away from light. Even brief exposure can cause green spots to develop on the tubers. Keep them in a cool dark place to prevent greening and browning and maintain quality.
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