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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1960
Page
9
Uncooked frozen peas suit most salads from macaroni to mixed meats adding color as they thaw. Combine peas with macaroni eggs tomatoes celery canned luncheon meats tuna or chicken. Mayonnaise cools ingredients and enriches flavor, producing a ready to serve salad without refrigeration.
Breakfast meats offer a quick start to the day with bacon Canadian bacon chipped beef ham sausage links and bulk sausage. The article notes these items are common breakfast staples and easy to prepare for a meal or serving.
Ann Landers column appears with chaotic notes listing multiple birth announcements from Ransom Memorial Hospital. It records daughters Penney Rene, Wendy Sue, and Joyee Arlene, plus sons Tim and Scott, with birth dates in December, parent names, addresses, and weights ranging from about 6 to 8 pounds. The text is garbled but preserves infant names, dates, and parental identities.
Unclear OCR text outlines a club forecast and installation events spread across days. Mentions Mothers group, a commission meeting, and a presentation at a Thursday event. Specific dates, people, and places are obscured in the fragment.
A 12 year old protests 8:30 bedtime for TV shows, asking Ann Landers to judge parental limits. The column notes few shows are worth watching and mocks the teen’s complaint with a pop culture critique. It also includes reader letters about a staying aunt and a pregnancy with an uncommitted partner, offering blunt guidance.
A family party at Colbern's on December 22 marked the 32nd wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Joe Scott of RFD 1. Attendees included Keith Patton and Lucky Patton with spouses, Bill Adams, Joe Frederick Scott, Sue Scott, and Leo Akers Jr of Ottawa and Osage City. Mrs Scott wore a five-carnation corsage for five children. Mr Scott wore a white boutonniere.
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