Food Differences Highlight Regional Tastes in the United States
Mrs. Kenneth Liegerot recalls regional food contrasts from Huntington Mass to Ottawa nine years ago. She describes a ham and bean supper miscue and notes Massachusetts style events like a March maple sugar eat where attendees bring pie tins filled with snow topped with hot.
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United States
Kenneth Liegerot
S. Hickory
Huntington
Mass
Liegerot
Ottawa
Massachusetts
Spring sewing pattern and vintage recipe column mix
An Ottawa Herald page blends a 1940s sewing pattern promotion by Flanellas with a long stretch of home baking notes. Recipes range from chocolate sauce to doughnuts maple syrup muffins and a Hawaiian fruit pie, plus apple bread and date nut cake ideas from Mrs. Liegerot and friends in Huntington and Massachusetts.
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Liegerot
Huntington
Eastern Star
Soroptimist Club panel discusses retardation strides
A Thursday Soroptimist meeting at Mrs. Hale Blair's home featured a panel on retardation strides with G M Newmaster Franklin County Association for Retarded Children Rev Roger Greenslade Work Rehabilitation Facility Craig Beach Ottawa High School and other board members. FLA Club met at Mrs. Morris Ferguson's home where 1968 officers were retained and Kansas history games were played with members wearing centennial dresses and a mystery prize won by Mrs. James Berry.
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Soroptimist Club
Hale Blair
G. M. Newmaster
Franklin County Association For
Roger Greenslade
Franklin
Craig Beach
Ottawa High School
P. R. Jamison
Wanda Baird
Gertrude Peacock
Joe C. Pierson
FLA Club
Morris Ferguson
Earl Cummings
Everett Stark
Cummings
Ferguson
H. A. Ward
Kansas
Floyd Higdon
A. B. Allen
Ottawa
James Berry
Raymond Gillette
Ann Landers readers advise on teen phone rules
A 14-year-old asks if she must share a boy’s name, age and residence with her nosy mother while omitting private details. The reply endorses parental interest but limits what counts as germane information for teens. An Ohio couple seeks relief from a neighbor’s all-night dog barking, with guidance to discuss the issue and, if needed, consider legal disturbing the peace. A note on reconstituting nonfat dry milk from the U S Department of Agriculture concludes.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Plainview
Jack the Ripper
Community clubs and meetings weekly forecast
A condensed schedule lists clubs and meetings across the week. Highlights include MONDAY Mothers Sewing at Memorial Auditorium, TOPS Trimettes at Youth Center, WEDNESDAY Adélines at Leisure Hour, and THURSDAY Society events at First United Methodist Church, with several groups like MPM Club and SACRED Heart Altar and Rosary Society recurring through the week in Ottawa and Garnett venues.
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Job’s Daughters
Masonic Temple
Youth Center
Mother's Club
Karen McCrea
MPM
Memorial Auditorium
Homaker Club
John Pinney
Sacred Heart Altar and Rosary Society
Ottawa Horticulture Study Club
W. H. Williams
Sarah Elizabeth Circle
First United Methodist Church
Allen Unruh
Spring Branch
Floyd Holcomb
Garnett
Ralph McCrea
Socialettes: Alden and Burgess family notes at events
Socialettes report Mrs. Verne Alden of Wellsville, second vice president of the Kansas Council of Women, will attend the 57th annual meeting Monday at the Jayhawk Hotel in Topeka. Bill Burgess, Navy machinist's mate, his wife and son Steven have returned to Charleston, S C, after visiting his parents Merle and family in Williamsburg.
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Verne Alden
Wellsville
Kansas Council of Women
Jayhawk Hotel
Topeka
Bill Burgess
Steven
Charleston
S. C
Mrs
Merle Burgess
Williamsburg
April wedding announced for Marilyn Meyers and Ronell Tucker
Bloomington couple Mr and Mrs George W Meyers announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn to Ronell D Tucker son of Mr and Mrs Frank Tucker of Peoria Ill The wedding is set for April 12 at St Marys Church Bloomington Miss Meyers a St Francis School of Nursing graduate now at the University of Colorado Medical Center Tucker has a BA in psychology from Ottawa University He will enter the U S Navy in late May
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George W. Meyers
Bloomington
Marilyn
Ronell D. Tucker
Frank Tucker
Peoria
St. Mary’s Church
Miss Meyers
St. Francis School of Nursing
The
University of Colorado Medical
Tucker
Ottawa University
U.S. Navy
World in 1968 volume in preparation best edition yet
Family newspaper promotes a forthcoming World in 1968 volume detailing the year’s events month by month with about 170000 words, 60 color plates, 200 black and white photos, edited by Robert P. Price with AP staff and reporters. It notes the year’s remarkable events and ongoing updates.
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Associated Press
Ned
Robert P. Price
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Merle Tillery
CWF
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