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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1979
Page
5
A stay at home Fourth of July guide outlines grilling a turkey on a covered grill with a foil packet stuffing side by side and a snowy white coal bed, plus a three layer Red White and Blue Salad Mold using strawberries cream cheese sour cream and blackberry gelatin poured in stages for a grand finale dessert.
Eric Wayne Vogeler turned two on June 20, celebrated with his brother Ronnie Lynn three and a half. They are son and sibling of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Vogeler of 101 S Elm. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coulter and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vogeler, with great grandparents listed in Pomona and Adrian Missouri.
Dennis and Betty Roberts announce a son born June 12 at Shawnee Mission Hospital weighing eight pounds five and a half ounces named Aaron Wayne. Grandparents Lloyd Madden Eileen Canfield Marvin Roberts and greats Nora Todd Leo Madden Belle Kellerman Iva Todd. Martin Goodken and Jennifer Aaron Michael born June 2. siblings Jennifer Matthew. Grandparents John Birzer Loretta Goodken great grandparents Ray Fowler Mollie Birzer.
Community groups and clubs across Baxter and Franklin County schedule events this week. Meetings include Eagles Auxiliary at 8 p.m., SARAH GROUP 1 30 p.m., and Soroptimist officer installation at Ottawa University Student Union Building.
NARFE leader William Miller urged Ottawa area retired federal employees to contact state and national legislators about bills affecting them. He stressed reaching unaffiliated retirees and members without local chapters. Attendance included guests and new members Willie Neill, with the next meeting set for July 17 at the L and M Buffet.
Senior citizens may enter a double elimination domino tournament at the Franklin County Senior Center on 130 S. Main. Registration by phone 242-7440, weekdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 2 kickoff. Losers play two games, winners advance until one champion remains with separate women and men classes.
Dear Need asks about endorsements for several diets. Ann Landers states she has never endorsed any diet products and only supports three guidelines: no booze, no desserts, and daily exercise. She confirms she is not for sale and does not endorse products. The column also references a widow's note and retirement interest data.
Walt Moore of Washougal Washington son of Mr and Mrs Charles Allen 826 S Locust has been named Supervisor of the Month by Pendleton Woolen Mills Moore supervises the Dry Finishing Department and has worked for the company since 1971
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