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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1975

Page

3

Ardyth Faye Gilges Engaged to Michael Milburn

The engagement of Ardyth Faye Gilges, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Gilges of Baldwin, to Michael Neil Milburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Milburn of Baldwin, is announced. Ardyth is a Baldwin High School graduate of 1973 and works at Alco Discount Store. Michael, a 1969 Baldwin High School alumnus, is employed by the Santa Fe Railroad. No wedding date is set.

LaVerne Gilges Baldwin Ardyth Faye Michael Neil Milburn Cyril Milburn Baldwin High School Alco Discount Store BHS Santa Fe Railroad

Bridal Shower Honors Bride Elect Sue O Neill

A miscellaneous bridal shower honored bride elect Sue O Neill at Edith Shoemaker’s Williamsburg home with JoAnn Duvall as co hostess. Pink punch and cake with wedding bell toppers were served to 15 guests. Gift table featured bells. game prizes went to Pat Watts and Louise ONeill.

Sue O'Neill Edith Shoemaker Williamsburg JoAnn Duvall Pat Watts Louise O'Neill

Problems By Ann Landers column excerpts

The page collects reader questions to Ann Landers on chain letters pill side effects and parental empathy. Letters reveal scolding about illegal chain letters and pregnancy after long pill use, plus a Canadian mother’s emotional alignment with her teenage daughter and guidance on normalcy.

Ann Landers Dumbell Dohan D.I.D Cloud Nine C.C

March Wedding Planned for Sherry Bailey and Cecil Ward

The engagement of Sherry Marie Bailey to Cecil E. Ward is announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Harwell of Wellsville. Bailey, a 1974 Wellsville High School graduate, works at King Radio in Ottawa. Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Ward of Ottawa, attended Ottawa High School and works for Kingman Mill and Elevator Service in Kingman. The couple plans a March wedding.

Sherry Marie Bailey Cecil E. Ward Robert E. Harwell Wellsville Elmer E. Ward Ottawa RFD Miss Bailey Wellsville High School King Radio Ottawa High School Kingman Mill and Elevator Service Kingman

Plentiful apples offer many varieties for eating and cooking

The article notes that over 7,000 apple varieties have been named and more than 100 grown commercially in the United States. It explains eating varieties such as Jonathans Red and Golden Delicious and cooking types Greenings and Northern Spies, with Winesaps and McIntoshes excelling in both roles.

United States

Tuna tops U S fish supply in 1973 canning

Ninety per cent of American fish supply comes from tuna and canned tuna products. In 1973 households used most of the $1 three-fourths of all U S fish by value was in canned tuna for human consumption. The summary highlights a major share of annual consumption and spending on tuna products.

U. S

Feminists Speak At Soroptimist Meeting In Osawatomie

NOW representatives Ruth Scholl and Alma Carter spoke at a Soroptimist gathering at Mrs. Clif ford Cravens home. Scholl cited a 40 000 member national group with ten percent men, noting the ERA’s ratification in 33 of 38 needed states. The local chapter began in 1973 as the third in the state, with volunteerism as a core goal addressing root social problems.

Soroptomist Club Clifford Cravens Ruth Scholl Osawatomie State Hospital Alma Carter

Club Forecast morning meeting and luncheon at church

The Executive committee of the Club Forecast meets Wednesday at 10 a.m. at FIRST United Methodist Church followed by a 9:30 a.m. session with a salad luncheon and sewing day included.

First United Methodist Church

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