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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1963
Page
3
Ann Landers answers readers on dead fish handshakes fittingly learned, a widower’s dating, a man hiding his children when hosting a companion, a teen who covers her face with makeup, and a nosy critic. The column offers practical advice and anonymous suggestions for improvement.
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George Crawford and Jeanne George exchanged marriage vows at Country Club Christian Church Kansas City on June 9 officiated by Dr Lawrence W Bush. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a train and pearl crown. attendants wore powder blue lace gowns. A reception followed. The couple, graduates of Kansas State University, plan to move to Kansas City where Mr Crawford will enter U S Air Force pilot training after November 15.
Mrs. Ben Gibson led devotions for the Earnest Workers class at Trinity Methodist Church on Wednesday. Twelve members attended with three visitors, including Angela and Teresa Loyd, granddaughters of Mrs. Harry Loyd. The group made knee robes for a nursing home and logged 18 calls. Mrs. Sarah Johnson and Mrs. Bertha Stewart provided refreshments, helped by Mrs. Flora Johnson. They noted Mrs. A. L. Smith received 67 birthday cards.
A home kitchen note describes a casserole idea featuring macaroni and cheese layered with thick tomato slices. The method mentions sprinkling grated cheese over the tomatoes before baking, outlining a simple assembly for baking.
Elm Grove Club was entertained yesterday by Misses May Taylor and Hattie Marshall. Mrs Roy Swank chaired the meeting with ten members present. Miss Taylor gave a reading after reports. the collection totaled 1.70 dollars. Mrs Clara Daugharthy received the hostess gift and Mrs Edna Justice won a contest.
Some cooks advocate peeling raw potatoes and soaking them in cold water for a couple of hours before grating and using them in potato pancakes. The pause helps remove excess starch, yielding a lighter texture.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips must be turned in to the newsroom for consideration in upcoming editions.
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