Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights Night Shifts
A reader asks about a 21 year old daughter who works late meals while preferring evening shifts. Ann explains some are night people and advises letting Shirley choose her schedule. The page also includes letters about budgeting for groceries, a husband’s tipping stance, and determining alcoholism, with Ann’s guidance and a request for a booklet.
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Ann Landers
Shirley
Bride-Elect Diane Bones Party At Fairmount Club
A bridal shower honoring bride-elect Diane Bones, hosted by the Fairmount Birthday club yesterday, featured a decorated gift table with a pink parasol and a bride doll. Donna Bones Susie McNish assisted in opening gifts as Mrs Eva Hume and Mrs Russell Wray planned the event. Mr Fred Ferguson served dessert with help from Mrs Edward Ferguson and Mrs Russell Dyer. Thirty nine attendees including members, visitors and children.
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Fairmount Birthday Club
Diane Bones
Fred Ferguson
Miss Bones
Bill McNish
Donna Bones
Susie McNish
Eva Hume
Russell Wray
Ferguson
Edward Ferguson
Russell Dyer
Club Forecast Tuesday OTTAWA HORTICULTURE Notes
Community groups and meeting times listed include the Study Club at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Tally Mission Circle led by Mrs. Tom o'Dea on Thursday, Eagles Auxiliary Friday, Senior Club at the Youth Center, and Royal Neighbors at the Masonic temple in the afternoon.
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Ottawa Horticulture Study Club
E. B. Leatherberry
Tally Mission Circle
Tom o'Dea
Eagles
Royal Neighbors
Masonic Temple
P.m
Peachy Desserts spotlight Mrs Kyle of Wellsville
Mrs Bill Kyle shares peach centric desserts and prep tips from Wellsville with recipes for Quick Peach Cobbler Brown Sugar Peach Pie Cooked Peach Ice Cream and fried okra as a versatile summer menu. She notes peaches from markets and fresh tree ripening and describes simple steps and ingredients to prepare each dish for four to six servings.
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Bill Kyle
Wellsville
Kyle
Ronnie
Konnie
Georgia
Herald
Lois Smith
Forest rangers guide Colorado tour and warn of fires
During a Colorado tour a ranger rode the bus sharing views and explaining Operation Multiple Use as 39 states guard 181 million acres. He warned about beetle damage and forest fires while stopping at Vail and Loveland passes. A family from Buffalo learns about the countryside as a child gathers wild blue geranium sprigs.
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Colorado
Forest Rangers
Puerto Rico
Forestry Service
Department of Agriculture
Vail Pass
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Buffalo, N. Y
Loveland Pass
Harry D. Brown
RFD
Hints From Heloise on Glue Patches And Quick Dye
A reader suggests using a fabric glue mender to attach patches name tapes and tags instead of sewing. The note praises time savings easy replacements in laundry and quick troop number changes. The page also includes readers tips on starching making salad color and household hacks like dusting powder inside slips and using spray starch to keep bias tape flat. A Topeka barbershop quartet serenade Browns follows.
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Heloise
Mrs
Gary Gregory
Grace Robbins
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N. Main
Lois
Albert Sakach
School of Nursing
Shitcel
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Topeka
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Lovgren
Waverly
North American Hotel
Aurus
Association of
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Ottawa
Mr. BonJour
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Jerry
Jane BonJour
Terry
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