Boiling Water Canning Reduces Mold in Jams Jellies
University of Minnesota researchers led by Dr. Edmund A. Zottola show that 5 to 15 minutes of boiling water bath processing prevents mold in jams jellies and preserves while using half pint jars with two piece lids. Open kettle and paraffin sealing remain viable where mold is not a problem.
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University of Minnesota
Edmund A. Zottola
Isabel Wolf
University of Minnesota Agricultural Extension
Zottola
Dear Ann Landers on Kindness and Weight Jibes
A grocery sacker writes about a man with a retarded son and a shopper's insult to the boy. Ann Landers urges patience and encouragement, noting the man’s good intentions and the need for supportive words. The letter also covers a dieters exchange and a fat-shaming remark, with counsel that time may help the weighy issue.
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Dear Ann Landers
Ottawa Singles Club Ice Cream Social Hosts Sunday
The Ottawa Singles Club invites single, divorced, or widowed residents to an ice cream social at Marilyn Ross's home at 930 8. Poplar. The event starts at 7 30 p m. Refreshments include ice cream and cake. Attendees should bring their own table service.
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Ottawa
Marilyn Ross
Driving habits to boost fuel economy in Kansas State study
Kansas State University Energy Task Force finds fuel efficiency rises with smooth driving, steady speeds, and planned maintenance. Bad ignition parts, dirty air filters, and underinflated tires waste gas. proper tune ups and radial tires can improve mileage by several percent.
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Kansas State University Energy Task Force
The Jacobson Children Celebrate Timothy Jacobson’s First Birthday
Timothy Jacobson turned one on June 1, welcomed by parents Mr. and Mrs. Terry Jacobson of Cass Lake Minnesota. He has a four year old brother named Terry. Grandparents are Harold Kimball of Princeton and Sherrill Jacobson of Underwood, with great grandparents John Burkdoll and Ross Kimball.
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Timothy Jacobson
Terry Jacobson
Cass Lake
Minn
Timothy
Terry
Harold Kimball
Princeton
Sherrill Jacobson
Underwood
John Burkdoll
S. Oak
Ross Kimball
Lane
Wedding notices and photos sought for Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald will publish wedding reports and engagement announcements on the Saturday Family Page. Submit reports or photos within two weeks of the wedding with clear typing, include a contact name and phone number, and deliver small black and white glossy prints for best reproduction.
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Ottawa Herald
Herald Office
Local Baby Names Sharolyn Lee and Gerad William Born
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Boecker of Louisburg adopted a daughter Sharolyn Lee born June 14 weighing seven pounds two ounces. She has a brother LeRoy Wayne Jr. Grandparents include Ralph Bloomer Ottawa RFD 2 Ernest Roecker Ottawa RFD 2 Jessie Roecker Lawrence and great grandfather W J Thomas Poplar. A son Gerad William was born June 4 at St Francis Hospital Topeka weighing seven pounds seven ounces. Grandparents Stanley Lloyd Quenemo George Patrick Topeka, great grandparents Marlin Green Quenemo and Mrs Harvey Patrick Topeka.
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LeRoy Boecker
Louisburg
Sharolyn Lee
Sharolyn
LeRoy Wayne Jr
Ralph Bloomer
Ottawa
RFD
Ernest Roecker
Jessie Roecker
Lawrence
W. J. Thomas
Poplar
Gary Patrick
Topeka
St. Francis Hospital
Gerad William
Gerad
Stanley Lloyd
Quenemo
George Patrick
Marlin Green
Harvey Patrick
Club Forecast Thursday Welcome Wagon Meeting Canceled
Local club entries note no Thursday meeting for the Welcome Wagon Club. TOPS group meets at 1 p.m. at the Youth Center. White Shrine hosts a Friday Senior Club gathering at 1 30 p.m. at the Youth Center. Baxter Community plans a 7 30 p.m. potluck event.
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White Shrine
Baxter Community
Potluck
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