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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1968
Page
10
A collage of Ann Landers columns includes guidance on a overweight husband seeking help, travel agents vs students, grateful readers thanking the column, a teen pregnancy past, premarital honesty, and a call for accepting a partner as they are. The tone remains practical, humorous, and moralizing.
A Associated Press report surveys young women in miniskirts braving zero degree winds on New York streets. Names include Kathe Graham Judith Christian Madi Heller Ruth Pennesch Joan Grabel Marjorie Brenn and Patricia Fedas. A Fifth Avenue observer notes the craze as men react.
Miss Lily Ruth Wilhite entertained the Zigzaggers Club on Wednesday evening with a demonstration of bound buttonholes. Mrs. Robert Foltz became a new member. For roll call members displayed sewn articles. Plans were made for a gift exchange at the February meeting with a limit of 50 cents in materials.
A half teaspoon of lemon flavoring is suggested for sugar dough, with about 242 cups of flour. Grate lemon rind and mix. Slice Spanish type sweet onion, marinate in olive oil and lemon juice, refrigerate as relish. If oil gels, warm to room temp before serving. Onions from can may be heated in butter and honey. Raisin sauce pairs with pork chops.
Remember the gentle rocking delight of a childhood toy. Pattern 305 provides materials, dimensions, and step by step construction for a yard rocking toy. The pattern costs 50 cents and is also part of Lawn and Garden Furniture Packet No. 37 sold for $1.00 by Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept.
The Pomona Flower Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Harve Crow hosting and Mrs William Eichinger the new president in charge. Members named berried bushes birds feed from in winter as roll call. Lese son books were filled out and Mrs Eichinger showed a grass straw flower craft with milkweed pods. A small butterfly added a realistic touch. Garden plans and clipped magazine pictures circulated as Mrs George Denker read an article by a landscape architect on garden planning. Refreshments were served to the 10 members present.
Socialite Mrs Frank Schneberger of Belleville Kansas came home yesterday after a three week visit in Ottawa with her sister Mrs E B Enyart and other relatives.
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