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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
6
Dear Ann Landers dispenses cautious guidance to a 16 year old seeking immediate advice on whether acne can be caught from a boyfriend and on avoiding heavy necking. The column then shares letters about pride, example setting, and parental influence, urging prudent behavior and personal restraint.
Local clubs and societies list upcoming meetings and events. Includes Monilay RNF Club, Mrs Carrié Piaké Country Club events, Army Mothers sewing social, Legion Auxiliary installation, City Park Ottawa horticulture study, Sacred Heart Altar Society, Senior Club, Susanna Wesley WSCS, Ladies Golf luncheon, Lafalot Club general meeting. Meetings occur Wednesday Tuesday Friday at various times.
In Milwaukee Mrs. Ted Fogle recalls a grandmother who cooked without measuring, sharing recipes “from grandmother.” The column lists Grandma’s Lite de Cakes, Bohemian Kolachy Boats, Roquefort dressing, Apple Sauce Cakes, Oatmeal Nut Cookies, Spicy Fruit Nut Cookies and more, with precise ingredients and baking directions. The grandmother’s influence spans treats, dressings, and dessert ideas for the Fogle family including two children.
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4756 showing airy voile and floral prints with lace ruffling and rick rack edging. Mentions yardage for size 12, 27% yards at 35 inches, and price 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing and handling. Send to Anne Adams Pattern Dept The Ottawa Herald New York address with name address zone size and style number.
Dear Heloise shares a simple inexpensive method to fit an oval dining table with a homemade pad from an old quilt edged with bias tape. Readers advise practical tips for rug lines pie crusts plastic wrap freezer storage and space saving kitchen shelving solutions.
A linen shower Tuesday evening at Mrs. Harry Rybolt's home honored Joy Long, who will wed Sunday to Douglas Piere. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Clarence Keith and Mrs. A. J. Jefferis, with table decor featuring a parasol and a floral piece.
A Brock-Stoffer reunion at Memorial Auditorium drew numerous attendees from Ottawa and rural Ottawa including Elsie Crawford and many Stoffer relatives. Participants hailed from Lawrence Lebo Council Grove Kansas City Fulton and LeSummit among others, reflecting a broad family gathering.
The Fairmount Birthday Club met Friday at the Forest Park shelter house with Mrs. Lloyd Daugharthy hosting assisted by Mrs. Larry Ferguson. A basket dinner followed. Thirteen members attended as Mrs. Daugharthy’s birthday was celebrated with song.
Mr and Mrs Tom McMillen Wellsville RFD 2 hosted Mas and Mrs Jimmy D Lamb and three children enroute to Washington DC. Maj Lamb received Brig Gen Melvin E Gross award at Wright Patterson AFB graduation on June 8 and earned a Master of Science from AFIT. He now serves as staff scientist at AF Center in Washington DC. Also visiting were Don Gorton Vaughn Murphy Morrison Jackson Frank Caton Lucretia Layman Paola Lawton Stoker Glen Scott and Thornton Jackson and Pam Toeapeka.
Pattern 477 guides pool tiling and bench wood frames with illustrated tile steps. It describes tiling a wood framed pool area that hides an old bath tub and a wooden bench base. Included in Mosaic Tile Pattern Packet No 78 for 31 from The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept.
Ottawa organist Mrs. Ede gar D Kerr receives a dedicated piece in Gordon Young’s Nine Pieces for the Organ, linking her to the composer’s Detroit church work and highlighting their exchange. The note mentions Young’s studies and prolific output across organ and choir works, plus Kerr’s prior letter of appreciation. The piece is one of nine, with Lieb as the dedicatory title.
The Nutrena Mills division of Cargill will move its feed processing operation from Coffeyville to Kansas City about July 15. The local plant will remain as a distribution center with employment cut from 28 to four, and all affected workers are offered positions at Kansas City Omaha or Peoria plants.
Mrs Glenice Brown and Mrs Leona Doyen depart Saturday for Lafayette Indiana to attend the Christian Women’s Fellowship World Quadrennial Assembly at Purdue University. They will represent First Christian Church and stay a week.
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