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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1962
Page
3
The column recounts personal letters about quitting smoking after long habits, a husband's flirtations, engagement ring vs diamond pin choices due to a fingernail illness, and guidance from Ann Landers. It includesVictor's 20 month quit, a wife fearing her husband's attentions, and a reader seeking engagement gift advice with medical notes on fingernails.
20-year-old Vivian Brown of Cleveland, a Tennessee State junior, predicts the United States will overturn Russia in women's track by 1964 after beating Russian champion Maria Itkina in Palo Alto. She credits training under Ed Temple, notes her success in the 220 yard dash, and says the Olympics are two years away.
Mr and Mrs W E Webster Sammy and Terry return to Irving Texas after a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs C H Schulz in Rantoul Others visiting included the Bill Schulz family Mrs Thelma Needs and daughters from Ottawa the Claude Aubry family Lawrence the Chester Schulz family the Roy Schulz family Jerry Schulz and family Ernest Thompson from Rantoul and Charles and Melvin Schulz from Lane
Western Kansas straw poll shows many voters undecided in August primaries and the November congressional race. Ed Arn leads in one Senate Republican contest while Dole and Breeding top the other district race. undecided tallies remain high across counties. The 58 county district was created after Kansas lost a seat, combining former districts.
Mr and Mrs Ervin H Keyse of Wellsville announce their daughter Sharon Jeanette will wed Alan Neil Schendel son of Mr and Mrs L B Schendel of Wellsville. The wedding is set for August 26 at 3 p m at Wellsville Methodist Church with a reception to follow.
A cooking feature presents Baked Peach Pudding a pretty upside down dessert using canned peaches butter brown sugar flour baking powder salt margarine sugar orange rind egg and orange juice. The method includes draining peaches melting butter and sugar, creaming margarine and sugar, adding dry ingredients with juice, and baking at 350 degrees for 40 to 45 minutes.
Place on wire rack to cool for about 5 minutes. Loosen edges, turn out on serving plate, serve at once or reheat. The layer of batter under the peaches will have a steamed pudding quality.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. The program encourages community members to share timely information and rewards accuracy and relevance.
Topeka AP reports Governor John Anderson will deliver a political speech at the annual Bourbon County meeting in Fort Scott on Saturday night. The event draws local officials and residents as part of the county gathering.
The Stone couple of Overland Park welcomed son Jeffrey Likes born July 16 with Mae Likes and W. F. Kitchen as grandmothers. The Higbie couple of 412 W First welcomed daughter Kimberly Sue born July 21 at Ransom Memorial Hospital weighing a stated weight.
A brief note on preparing lamb stew. Slice meat into 1 inch pieces, brown, then simmer in tomato juice with salt peppercorns bay leaf garlic parsley and celery for flavor.
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