Osage County Cherry Pie Contest winner named
Sheri Atchison, 16, a junior at Ottawa High School, won the Osage County Cherry Pie Contest in Lyndon on Saturday. She is a North Osage 4-H Club member from Overbrook vicinity and plans home economics at Kansas State University. She will compete in the state cherry pie bake at Wichita on Jan. 9. The article includes her prize recipe and pastry instructions.
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Sheri Atchison
Ottawa
Lyndon
Harold Atchison
RFC 1
Overbrook
North Osage
Kansas State University
Wichita
Mothers Club plans Christmas gifts for Ottawa nursing home patients
At the Wednesday meeting the Mothers Club outlined a program to provide gifts for nursing home patients in Ottawa. Hostess Mrs. Mike Newmaster was assisted by Mrs. Emory McKenzie Mrs. Frank Holden and Mrs. Vernon Bear with new member Mrs. Loren Matthews. The group sang carols and heard a story The Man Who Was Too Busy to Find the Child read by Mrs. McKenzie. Nineteen members exchanged gifts.
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Mothers Club
Ottawa
Mike Newmaster
Emory McKenzie
Frank Holden
Vernon Bear
Loren Matthews
McKenzie
Mrs Lane reports mother ill in Welch hospital
Mrs W A Neill Sr received word that her mother Mrs E E Davis of Welch Oklahoma is in a Welch hospital with flu.
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W. A. Neill Sr
E. E. Davis
Welch, Oklo
Club Forecast Thursday Socials and Events
Club Forecast lists Thursday gatherings including FAR AND NEAR hosted by Mrs Helen Kersley and Mrs Arthur Allen. Mud Creek Social all day with Mrs Herb Willis as hostess. N Ontario Circle led by Mrs Ray Bloomer. Banter Social Hour by Mrs Don Warmire. Helpful Service at 2 p.m. with Mrs William Meinig. Ruhamah W M S led by Miss Fannie Seymour. Peoria Ladies Aid under Mrs Adel Dean. Rebekah I O O F Dinner. Beauceant listed.
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Helen Kersley
Arthur Allen
Mud Creek
Herb Willis
Walter Willis
N. ON. Circle
Ray Bloomer
Don Warmire
William , Meinig
Ruhamah W.M.S
Fannie Seymour
Peoria Ladies Aid
Adel Dean
Rebekah I
Beauceant
Your Problems by Ann Landers Early Bird Sounds Off About Rumors
A reader defends a bride who married in a church and had a baby early, noting pregnancies can vary. Ann Landers replies that gossipers err and urges not to fear tarnishing a girl’s name. The column then covers a wife worried about kissing etiquette with her husband’s kissy family and advises shaking hands. A third reader from Oklahoma State University seeks help about finding interest despite lots of dates.
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Ann
Superficial looks vs lasting marriage values
A reader struggles with attraction to handsome but flawed boys and asks for help. The columnist notes shallow beauty judgments stem from childhood and advises recognizing the defect, ruling out looks, and seeking advice from long-married couples to reassess importance of appearance.
Beauty in the Eye of the Beholder
A concise reflection on beauty declares it resides in the observer's gaze, suggesting subjective standards and varying perceptions across individuals. The phrase emphasizes personal interpretation over universal criteria.
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Barbara
Kathie
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Cyrus Hughes
Lyn. Smith
Wellington
Fred Gilges
N. Poplar
Wayne Eugene
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LeRoy Johnson
S. Main
Lane
Goss
Jimmy Stewarts
RCA Whirlpool Gas
Norge Gas Dryer
the Gas Service CO
Latuhal Car
Dean Berlin
Ann Landers
Keen Company
Smorgasboro
Ferne
Bruce
Peoples National
Christmas Club
Edmiston
Edmiston Charge
Richmond Radio and TV
Geo. A. Finley
Richmond
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Tm Ixlon
Robert Edmiston Stores, Inc
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