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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1964
Page
9
Dear Heloise offers a stain removal tip for mothers with stained baby garments. A brush applied to stains with a hot water bleach solution and letting it sit can make stains vanish. The method is praised for effectiveness on fabric marks.
Readers share practical tips from removing grape juice stains with a bleach cleanser to using plastic flower runners as shower curtain tiebacks. Advice covers appliance care, storage solutions, child comfort tricks, safe mixer handling, and labeling button cards for sewing projects.
The Socialettes Cosmopolitan Club plans an afternoon meeting with Mrs Myrtle Graham while the Williams family hosts visiting relatives including Gloria. Terri and Randy Fouts travel from Wellsville to see Harold Fouts in Los Angeles for Rose Bowl events. Numerous households in Ottawa and Wellsville host Christmas dinners, birthdays, and parties with extended family present.
Rantoul area families shared festive gatherings with relatives from neighboring towns. Caroling groups from Rantoul and Ruhamah churches joined in midweek. Numerous households hosted Christmas Eve and Christmas Day meals and gift exchanges, featuring extended kin from Garnett, Olathe, Topeka, Ottawa, Lawrence, and nearby communities.
Co workers held an all day meeting Tuesday with Mrs Minnie Bogart hosting a potluck dinner. Afternoon session led by Mrs R W Stead featured hymn singing and devotions by Mrs Harold Murphy and Mrs Harvey McCann. Mrs Bogart read No Santa Claus and members shared Bible verses while delivering two plates to shuteins at noon. Reports noted 109 telephone calls 370 Christmas cards 31 sick or social calls and 132 gifts delivered.
Mary Lois Snell was honored at a bridal shower Monday evening at the Church of the Brethren. She will marry Franklin Yates on January 3. Hostesses were Mrs. Richard Turner, Mrs. John Allen, Mrs. Ray Simmons, and Mrs. Louis Dale. About nineteen attended. guests sent gifts.
During a brief business session at the club’s Christmas party the White Shrine fixed January 22 as the date for its annual Pancake Day. A party and gift exchange followed the meeting with a Christmas table display and serving staff led by Mrs Stephen Needham.
Report notes Georgia schools used peanut butter sandwiches widely with 98 percent serving them regularly. Cooks created 35 spreads and 23 non sandwich recipes using peanut butter, including a 2 to 1 peanut butter apple jelly mix as the top offering.
Dear Ann Landers letters reveal a four woman office clique lamenting a junior executive who consorts with multiple colleagues. The responder jabs at their fixation on his morals, urging self-respect and discretion rather than scheming to “fix his clock.”
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