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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1960
Page
8
A mother frets over her 18 year old son dating a 17 year old girl and whether to tell the parents while fearing for his college plans. Ann Landers counsels open discussion, involving a clergy member or coach, to convey consequences without wrecking the son's future.
Bridal shower for Carol Young bride elect of James Teal held at Mrs. Ray Schaub’s Princeton home. Hostesses Mrs. Bud Schaub and Mrs. Ray Beeson aided in planning with a gold branch centerpiece and pink wedding bell decor. Prizes awarded in games to Mrs. Geneveva O’Neal of Ottawa, Mrs. Faye Cole, and Mrs. Grant Carey among 42 invited guests. Out of town guests included Mrs. Robert Stein of Oklahoma and others from Waverly and Ottawa.
Mrs Ralph Houser of Topeka spoke at a Soroptimist Guest Night in North American Hotel on attitudes toward obligations and service. She termed club duties challenges and outlined three laws of obligation Stand up Repair up and Shut up while noting growth through effort, tact, and expression.
The baby named Billy Jr. is born to Pfc. and Mrs. William Brester in Germany with sister Chery. Grandparents Glen Enslow of Irving Texas and B. Brester of Billings Montana, great grandparents Carl Schulz of Rantoul. Also listed are Sarah Joan Ty son born January 25 weighing 8 lb 11 oz at Ransom Memorial Hospital and John Charles Jr. born January 25 weighing 6 lb 14 oz to Mr. and Mrs. John Charles Swallow Sr. of 1123 N. Poplar.
Be mindful shoppers choose between rib beef or frying chicken for Sunday dinners. Beef ribs are a top value across the East Coast, Midwest, and Far West at prices from 59 cents a pound, while fryers run around 39 cents. Scallops and halibut show regional discounts, vegetables face higher tags due to cold, and staples like carrots onions potatoes and greens are highlighted as bargains. Florida citrus fared well after the cold, with oranges and grapefruit still on best-buy lists alongside apples and avocados from California.
At the club meeting last evening the VFW Auxiliary contributed $10 to the March of Dimes and voted to pay the entry fee for the Auxiliary bowling team for the Wichita tournament on February 15. Mrs. Evelyn Bledsoe presided and spoke of the January 12 death of Mrs. Bill Kenney of Lawrence, district chaplain. Mrs. Kenney helped organize the Ottawa Auxiliary 14 years ago and visited about twice yearly since. Ten members attended.
Keep white pepper ground, store on your spice shelf. Use it in light colored foods where visible specks of black pepper would mar the appearance.
Tomorrow at 1 30 p m a district meeting will be held in the Masonic temple with Mrs Frances Webster guardian of the Lawrence bethel in charge Ottawa Bethel supplies the opening ceremony All officers and pro tems are expected Bethels in District No 6 include Paola Osawatomie Baldwin Gardner Lawrence and Ottawa
Foreign Speaker Ottawa Chapter of American Association of University Women will host Mohammed Mehdi Adjang from Iran as a visiting English teacher speaker Tuesday evening at Mrs C W Herbergs home. He arrives as an exchange teacher and will observe methods in high school junior high and Ottawa University classes through February 12. He will stay with Ottawa families and attend meetings of several groups.
Multiple Ottawa organizations held meetings and social events last evening and this week. Highlights include White Shrine by laws read by Miss Lanah Cameron and M L Sellers with two new members, 35 attendees. H B Club hosted by Mrs Clarence Keeler with nine guests. Harmony Circle No 1 at Mrs Don Sellers home with program Your Light Has Come led by Mrs Harold Bones. N N Circle elected officers led by Mrs Lee Carter. Skilton Music Club with guests preparing for a public program at First United Presbyterian Church. bridal shower for Bernetta Licktelg of Greeley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert Licktieg.
Red wine can substitute red wine vinegar in shredded red cabbage with apples and onion. Season with salt pepper and brown sugar. A fitting accompaniment for frank furters.
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