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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1972
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers prints a reader letter from a bus driver complaining about women hunting for money on buses and delaying service. The columnist responds that she will frame the letter and hears from readers.
Open house for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nobles of Battle Creek Michigan will be held 2 to 4 p.m. Friday at 829 5 Mulberry. The couple are Ottawa University alumni and former residents. friends are invited.
A daughter born Wednesday at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Mrs. James Stone of 634 N. Poplar is named Jennifer Aileen. She weighed nine pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Galen Bristow, also of 634 N. Poplar. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hough and Mrs. Pearl Bristow, all of Ottawa.
Socialettes note Mr and Mrs Darrell Cowdin and Kelly of Marista California are visiting his mother Mrs Rose Cowdin in Ottawa and other relatives. Recent Ottawa visitors include Mr and Mrs Nelson Logan and their sons from Iowa City Iowa. Local relatives include grandparents Mr and Mrs Chester Logan living in a Garnett nursing home and aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Leland Logan.
Laurel Lea Schaefer says she will not kiss men like mayors or visiting dignitaries as Miss America. The Ohio University graduate, 23, plans to pursue television acting and public relations after her reign ends September 9, reflecting on her year of travel and the challenges of living as a public figure.
The Ottawa Horticulture Study Club met at the home of Mrs. Charles Mavity with Mrs. Elmer Roth presiding. Topics included the Franklin County Fair plans Aug 22 26 and the upcoming flower show with volunteers, table settings, and a 9 a.m. Aug 23 flower readiness.
Brief notes advise freezing vegetables in heavy bags 16 24 or 32 ounces to portion amounts for later use. Tomatoes should ripen at room temp away from sunlight and then refrigerate un covered. For turkeys under 12 pounds allocate about 1 serving per ounce. larger birds require 1 to 1 half servings per pound.
A collage of practical tips from readers includes using a plastic straw as a spool pin spacer to stop bobbins jumping, kitchen shears as safer alternatives to knives, mild detergent mixtures for delicate hand washing, reusing baby food jars for freezing or lunch storage, black bobby pins for salt-and-pepper hair, nylon net sacks for produce storage, and adhesive backed paper to conceal tarnished mirror edges. These tips come from contributors such as SEWING SAL, DORIS, ETTA BOEHM, MRS. C. B., LORRAINE ZOUBER, MOM, MRS. R.B., and MRS. KAREN SENTERS.
The feature explains unbalanced up-and-down plaid and how to place pattern pieces on fabric. Fold the fabric lengthwise at the plaid center or align crosswise patterns with or without a center seam, ensuring tops point in the same direction for consistent lengthwise plaid lines.
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