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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1960
Page
3
Printed Pattern 4559 presents Misses sizes 10 through 20 with summer friendly separates across tops shorts and skirt. Includes printed directions on each pattern part. Cost fifty cents plus nineteen cents extra for postage and handling.
The notice instructs sending pattern orders to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. It requires printing plainly the name address zone size and style number for each order.
A vintage style recipe outlines a spiced relish bean dish served with grilled burgers and corn. Ingredients include green beans, boiling water, salt, red wine vinegar, turmeric, curry powder, brown sugar, and pepper. Beans are cooked crisp tender, then a vinegar spice sauce is heated and poured over and refrigerated overnight for 4 to 6 servings.
Molasses, though acidic in taste, carries nearly a pound of sugar per pint making it denser in sweetness than it first appears.
Mrs. Gene Domnanish profiles upcoming events for the Far and Near Club with details on meetings, speaker lineup, and date suggestions likely to appeal to members. The item notes social notes and community engagement from a local group.
A collage of letters to Ann Landers includes a mother seeking guidance over a 12-year-old stealing 39 cents and self-harm, a teen overcoming superstition via hair clips, and dating etiquette questions from Bootsie and others. Expert advice urges professional help, parental support, and clear boundaries.
A large family reunion gathered in Forest Iown on July 3 featuring numerous Adcock, Green, Stone, Slatinsky, and Patterson relatives from Ottawa Lancaster Calif Burlington Trimble Mo Wichilson Su Green Park City and Dodger families. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William H Adcock Sr and Jr, plus many children and grandchildren.
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