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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1969
Page
7
Linda Wheeler notes supermarkets expand beyond food to non food items, vitamins, cosmetics and clothing. Faster freight, wage growth, and ads fuel convenience. Stores test new products, use store brands, and vary meat and frozen sections to meet demand. Complete meals and diverse cereals dominate frozen and cereal aisles with frequent turnover.
A 16 year old survivor speaks to Ann Landers about childhood abuse by a relative. The letter urges vigilant parental oversight of male family friends and relatives, noting most abuse is by someone the child knows, and stresses open reporting and therapy. The piece also references pattern/issue discussions and reader responses.
Mary Luo CWF group at First Christian Church met with Mrs Jodie Jordan hosting. Opening prayer by Mrs Roselyn Whirley and Southeast Asia lesson by Mrs Marie Armstrong. Devotions by Mrs Eugene Saffren. Feb 13 meeting at Lucille and Margaret Prunty. One-to-Six Club hosted by Mrs Fred Ferguson with 14 members sharing New Year resolutions and bake sale planning. Skilton Music Club met at Alma Schweitzer’s home with program by Mrs Kenneth Davis on I Inspire Man to Love of Country. Richmond WSCS met at Fellowship Hall with Arlen Hall and Virgil Smith leading pledge service. fifteen women attended.
Listing of weekly meetings across multiple organizations including Matrons, PEO, AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary, TOPS groups, church circles, and club activities. Key names include Mrs. Victor Hughes, Mrs. Fred Kaiser, Mrs. Ben Gilmore, Mrs. Harry Lennard, and Karen Smith. Event times mostly 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 a.m. across First United Methodist, First Baptist, FIRST Christian, and FAIRMOUNT areas with church circles and women’s clubs.
Rebekah Lodge No. 175 at IOOF Hall installed officers presided by Mrs. Lyle Enyart with honors and gifts given by Mrs. Minnie Shawver. Members named include Mrs. Elaine Smith Lyndon and Mrs. Eva Hughes Quenemo receiving honors, with gifts to several Quenemo and Pomona residents. Installing and appointed officers listed, courtesy officers named, refreshments described, next meeting set for February 12.
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