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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1971
Page
7
A reader, labeled Brand X after admitting an affair with a married man, asks Ann Landers to print the Other Woman’s side. The letter reveals years of secrecy, an out of wedlock child, and social stigma, while the columnist responds with condolences.
Gillian Myers circle of the First Christian Church met at Mrs. Lee Nichols home with Clara Stitt as co host. Hazel James led the lesson on Technethics and Mrs. Lewis Stewart led devotions. The September meeting will be at Mrs. James home. Members of the First United Methodist Church WSCS attended a church coffee with Mrs. Olin Wollen leading the business session. Tara Ledom and Teresa Jones sang Let Others See Jesus In You. Devotions were by Mrs. J. E. Hardrode and minority groups lesson by Mrs. Lucy Stitch. Guests were Mrs. Max Ward and Mrs. W. Cauthorn. Sarah Elizabeth circle hosted. World Service projects will be discussed at the September meeting. Mrs. Carl Wittman hosted Pomiona Stitch and Chatter Club. A poem was read by Ella Cain. The group voted to hold a rummage sale in October. Mrs. Lional Shaw presided and won the door prize. guests were Shari and Kevin Bowman. The September meeting will be with Mrs. John Sargent. Darin Wayne is the two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reed of Ottawa with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed of Garnett and Mrs. Eileen Roberts of Ottawa.
Mark William Bischoff is the eight month old son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Bischoff Holliday Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Truyn Bischoff Sr Williamsburg and Mrs Bill Dusin Pomona
Readers share a coffee tip about sprinkling instant dry creamer on top to blend better and avoid curdling. Janis asks about hope chests and their origins, while others offer storage ideas and craft tips for toddlers and walkers.
The Shaffer Jones reunion gathered at Harry Shaffer Park near Princeton on July 4 with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included Walter and Walter K Rempel Wichita Ron Metzener Bartlesville Okla J F Hart Lori and Mark Topeka Bob and Annette Chaney Great Bend Becky Morris Carence La Claude Slader Juanita and Jeanette Ralph Shaffer Shelly Stacy Larry Shaffer Tamara Larry and Timmy Lewis Fisher Ralph R Shaffer Nancy Roland Edwards Debbie Vickie Roland and Beth Hattie Shaffer Ernest Blackburn Ola Jones Keith Doc Jones Merle Shaffer Ray Moud Bobby Evan Darla Doris Dunlap Homer Jones Cal Shaffer Debbie Harry Shaffer Lee Shaffer of Princeton and others from Ottawa.
The Herald requests wedding reports and photos within a designated period after the ceremony. Write-ups with photos must be submitted within two weeks. stories may run up to a month, with full publication only for items sent within a week. No charge for wedding stories. forms at the society desk. photos may be picked up after publication. for questions call 242-4700.
Socialettes return to Norfolk Virginia after a ten day trip in Ottawa with their parents Mr and Mrs Guy Briscoe and Mr and Mrs Clifford Hobbs. Gerald Briscoe Cathy Kara and Ron accompany the group as part of the visit’s aftermath.
The piece notes a shift of ready to cook vegetables and poultry from home kitchens to processing plants. It highlights washed packaged produce, frozen meals, ready to serve fruits, cake mixes, and prepared meals. It argues mix and bake and heat and eat options add convenience but raise prices versus scratch cooking.
Batteries charged and lines ready Southwestern Bell states it works to provide reliable telephone service. If a blown fuse leaves you in the dark you can still call someone about the outage.
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