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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1966
Page
4
Stormy days invite family shelling of pecans with husks and fudge ideas. USDA cites a 1965 harvest around 264 million pounds, spurring DSDA to feature pecans as a plentiful food. Shelling guides advise buying in-shell vs shelled, and keeping shelled nuts up to 9 months refrigerated or 2 years frozen.
Stephen Sleichter is the six month old son of Mr and Mrs Art Sleichter of Pomona. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clifford Kiehl and Mr and Mrs Ben Sleichter of Pomona.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Brock of Richmond announce the engagement of their daughter Rose Lea to John Clark son of Mrs Paul George of Berkley Springs WV. Vows set for March 26 at Richmond Methodist Community Church. Mrs Brock works for Southwestern Bell in Topeka, Mr Clark stationed at Forbes AFB Topeka.
Socialettes note Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hoopes have returned home to their home state with visits across Florida Louisiana Texas and Oklahoma. Mrs W G Tulless hosted Sunday guests granddaughter and family Mr and Mrs Don Sheets Lorri Sandra and Anita Jo from Topeka.
The 55th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James W Hendrix of Colony will be celebrated with an open house on Sunday January 30 in the Fellowship Hall of the Methodist Community Church Richmond hosted by their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lonnie Chambers Richmond. No formal invitations are issued. Friends and relatives may call 2 to 4 p.m. The couple requests no gifts. The couple will be joined by their three grandsons and families.
The Adult Sunday School Class of First United Presbyterian Church plans Friday evening sewing for a nursing home and will continue the study Women of the Bible for the coming year. Mrs. Elsie Crawford was absent for the afternoon meeting. Mrs. George Puvogel led scripture reading and prayer and handled the business. Members answered roll with Bible verses. Meetings are on the third Friday each month. Mrs. Eva Dale will host the February 18 gathering.
Mrs C W Henning was guest speaker for the Child Study Club meeting. Her talk covered beauty tips, dropout issues, teaching basic values, and attention to the average child, noting brilliance and retarded children receiving much focus at times. She closed by reading General MacArthur's prayer. Mrs James Snider hosted with assistants Mrs Don Lauver and Mrs Helen Bosworth.
Army Mothers Memorial Auditorium alleday sewing session CHAPTER AUL PEO Mrs Fred Kaiser Co workers Shut In Circle Mrs Anna Bryan potluck dinner Homemaker Club Mrs Clarence Hegberg Golden Age Group Anchor Building SechNNe Kimner Roth Seea Past Commanders Club Mrs Flora Sherman
Dear Ann Landers advises soundproofing and moving the dog to a far room to ease a neighborly dispute over a 90 pound boxer whose nighttime snoring kept a couple from sleep for months. Other letters touch on in-law meetings, remarriage, and family estate tensions with candid guidance.
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