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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1966

Page

9

Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Al Armstrong Observed

Mr and Mrs Al Armstrong celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary on February 26 at Crestview Nursing Home with relatives and friends. Armstrong moved to the home in December 1965 and they have one son Rev Roy H Armstrong of Kansas City Kansas, formerly pastor of Ottawa Trinity Methodist Church.

al Armstrong Crestview Armstrong Armstrongs Roy H. Armstrong Kansas City Kan Ottawa Trinity Methodist Church Armestrong Harry Fleeenor Topeka Henry Alban Mary Tankersley Inez Shaw Rosella Hinton Mildred Taylor Ruby Fleenor Armsstrong First United Binney Deever Lecompton Palmer Robertson Tecumseh Lyndon Bfore Ottawa E. 12Th Trinity Church

Dear Ann Landers Letters on Canada and Matrimonial Woes

A collage of reader letters offering views on Canadians and U S citizens, plus advice from Ann Landers. Topics include perceived national quirks, a hurt feeling from a neighbor, and guidance for Yvette who fears professional boundaries. Also practical counsel for a wife distressed by a domineering mother-in-law and a husband.

Ann Landers Yvette Womean

March plentiful foods list highlights peanuts and peanut products

The USDA March plentiful foods list from the Consumer and Marketing Service features snacks, staples, and fruits with peanuts and peanut butter as notable items. The list aims to guide consumers toward nutritious options available in March.

U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA

Rustic Homes and Pattern Packs Ad For March Meals

A quirky 1965 clipping promotes Home Workshop Rustic Homes patterns and Bird House and Feeder Pack No. 79 for wood designs. It urges ample peanut and prune purchases, fresh oranges, rice and eggs, and suggests prunes, prune juice and eggs for March breakfasts plus baked potatoes and French fries as kid friendly options.

Ottawa Herald Bedford Hills New York

Moving to apartment after home sale

Person announces relocation to an apartment and plans to sell via public auction at 303 Maple St Ottawa on.

Maple St Ottawa

Teen-age Jamboree Dessert Sauce Feature

A kid friendly article presents a sauce recipe for ice cream called butterscotch fruit sauce. It uses crushed pineapple or fruit cocktail with butter and butterscotch morsels melted together to pour over vanilla ice cream. Makes about one and a third cups.

TV networks plot summer reruns and workshops

AP reports the three major networks are lining up fall schedules while the summer rerun season looms. FCC chief E William Henry urged fresh formats and development but most networks still lean on repeats. CBS NBC ABC and others announce replacements for late spring into summer, yet the lineup remains a tired routine.

Cynthia Lowry NEW York Federal Communications Commission FCC E. William Henry International Radio and Television Society CBS John Davidson Andy Williams NBC Art Linkletter ABC Hippodrome John Gary Danny Kaye Rowan and Martin Dean Martin Mona McCluskey Mickie Finn the Baron Jimmy Dean Jackie Gleason Lucille Ball

Farm incomes reach record highs in 1965 report

The Agriculture Department says average income for farm operators rose to 2800 dollars after costs, per capita farm population income reached 1510 dollars, and gross farm income totaled 44.4 billion in 1965, with production costs up about 1 billion. The farm population earned 63 percent of nonfarm earnings of 2405 dollars.

Washington (Ap Agericulture Department

Bell’s Legacy and Southwestern Bell’s Modern Advances

This piece recalls Alexander Graham Bell’s innovations and influence while highlighting Southwestern Bell’s ongoing mission to improve telephone service. It notes Bell’s contributions to science and technology and compares them with the company’s six year push to expand offerings such as Princess telephone and data services.

Southwestern Bell Mr. Bell

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AI Armstrong U.S Eles Gant Ing Anders Nedche Albright Simmons Enterprise Hudson Mrs Harry Worthington Harold Stewart Peoples National Bank of Auctioneer Dairy Queen Burgerteria Hamburger Dairy Queen and S. Main Ed Sullivan Henry Ogg I.e Alexander Graham Bell National Geographic Society
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