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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1976

Page

3

Homemakers Begin Economy In Kitchen

Homemakers are advised by the U S Department of Agriculture Extension service to curb kitchen waste. Tips include using standard measures, roasting at 325 degrees to limit shrinkage, using fruit and vegetable skins, leaving skin on certain produce, slicing bread for children, preparing only edible portions, storing leftovers, and crumbling leftover bread as casserole topping.

Evelyn Johnson Extension Service U.S. Department of Agriculture

Outdoor cookery advice and plant lore excerpt

The text discusses outdoor cooking of vegetables beside meat with timing tips and condiments. It also includes stray slang and garbled notes on horticulture praising a delusion around a cultivated plant and a mispelled scientific name.

Goviely Massaviaetts Horticultural Society

Peachy July Fruit Production Boosts Us Peach Supply

The USDA forecasts a strong July peach crop with 41 percent higher production in nine southern states and 21 percent rise in California freestones. Despite late frosts threatening some orchards, the fruit will flavor picnics and barbecues for Bicentennial celebrations, and peaches are advised to be selected by color and ripeness for best taste.

U.S. Department of Agriculture North America United States Mexico U.S.C.A California USDA

It's Not For Bees Only Its Not For Bees Only

Enrico Caruso opera star, Sir Edmund Hillary, and honey's history from Julius Caesar to modern athletes. Americans consume over 106 million pounds annually as global varieties range from white to red. A ham with bourbon honey glaze recipe appears, alongside honey's uses in desserts and meat dishes.

Tom Hoge AP News Enrico Caruso Metropolitan Edmund Hillary Mount Everest Julius Caesar Madame du Barry National Geographic Society Mount Hymettus Greece Catskill Mountains United States Great Lakes

Forecast Schedule for Club Listings

Organizations may submit annual meeting dates or notify the women's editor of a date by noon Friday for inclusion in the Club Forecast. The full forecast appears Saturday and daily the following week, with changes to schedules appreciated.

Family Gathers At Pomona Home For Reunion

Descendants of Wilson and Clara Fager Smith held a Sunday reunion at the original homestead near Pomona. Carry-in dinner hosted by Glen and family drew relatives from Hawaii, Texas, California, Indiana, Shawnee Mission, Hitchinson, Topeka, Wichita, Lawrence, Winifred, Home, Overbrook, and Ottawa. Local Pomona attendees included Dan Flory Alvin Crist Craig Purcell Amon Crist Robert Smith Don Willford Bill Willford.

Wilson Clara Fager Smith Glen Anderson Jason Jett Pomona Phillip Smith Hawaii John Smith Houston Tex Sydney Bauman California Joyce Martin Indiana James Male Gary Rice Shawnee Mission Hitchinson Joe Shrum Becky Johnson Gary Witt Donald Churchhaugh Baldwin Hattie Rountree Glenn Horst Joe Hosey Roger Kuker Topeka Ronnie Willford Wichita Steve Anderson Lawrence Loren Mohler Winifred Cynthia Wullschaeger Robert Radcliffe Susan Overbrook Dan Flory Alvin Crist Craig Purcell Amon Crist Robert Smith Don Willford Bill Willford Ottawa

Baby Heather Christine Shire Born in Idaho

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shire of Mountain Home Idaho announce the birth of eight pound twelve ounce daughter Heather Christine born June 18. Grandparents are Bill and Gloria Bronson of Princeton and Norman and Eunice Shire of Princeton and Richmond. Great-grandmother is Eunice Lantz of Princeton and great-great-grandmother Nora Witt of Princeton.

Mike Shire Mountain Home Idaho Heather Christine Bill Gloria Bronson Princeton Norman Shire Richmond Eunice Lantz Nora Witt

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