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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1965
Page
11
Dear Heloise offers home tips to prevent scum on jarred pickles and olives by adding a thin oil layer, shaking before opening, and stacking jars with inverted tomato tubes to save space. Also notes on dusting sewing machines with pillowcase tips and freezing extra dinners for lunch.
Readers share practical tips on storing seldom used linens in cedar chests only after thorough drying wrapped in paper or placed on dry plastic to prevent mildew. Advice covers avoiding starch, airing, sun-drying off season clothes, and simple hacks for organizing desks and kitchens.
List of readings and meetings includes the LW CLUB with Mrs Clarence Nauman visiting Boys' Club the sequel club Mrs Art Conus Skilton Music Club Mrs Willis Bennett Ladies Missionary Circle at Ottawa Bible Church Seekers Class of Trinity and Rebekahs Sweet Adelines at North Baptist Church.
A reader cites teen problems about dating curfews and peer pressure, while Ann Landers defends teens and urges responsible guidance. She warns against overcontrol and emphasizes informing today’s youth. A second letter asks if correcting others’ grammar is helpful, prompting advice to correct privately and constructively.
At the Richmond Fortnightly Club annual dinner Friday evening, several chapter members described the People Chapter activities. Mrs. Bob Roberts introduced those on the program.
Evelyn Hofstad of Norway spoke about her homeland and sang in Norwegian. Doug Knight described his family's experience during a summer exchange of pastors with Norway. Jill Duncan shared a People-To-People Europe tour and slides. Bob Roberts outlined the chapter’s Sweden sister city plans and showed a film. Mrs. Wilbur Duffey welcomed guests. Hostesses were H C Wolfe Ore Higdon and Gene Vining. Fifty seven attendees enjoyed country articles decorating tables at the Methodist Church fellowship hall.
Pattern 4556 describes a backwrap curved waist dress with diamond insets forming soft sash ties. Made in cotton and linen, sizes 10 through 20 with size 16 needing 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Price 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing handling to Anne Adams care of.
Classified ad note advertising a local classified listing service on Herald with contact phone CH 24700 for buying selling and renting services.
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