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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers column extracts opinions on cooking as essential skill, ad critiques, and marital etiquette. Letters from readers discuss cooking competency, self improvement, ethical conduct, and marriage adjustments in a blunt, spacey style.
Socialettes from McAllen Texas hosted Mr. and Mrs. Carol Mead with sister and brother-in-law Leonard Starit of Richmond. Starits daughter Mrs. Lowell Kelsey from Topeka joined them. W C Batchelor from Columbus Ohio celebrated 83rd birthday with family in rural Richmond. Carl Sobba and spouse observed 16th wedding anniversary with a carry-in dinner hosted by relatives including Mader, Sobba, Bures, Feuerborn and others.
The guide emphasizes refrigeration for all cheeses and using soft unripened varieties like cottage, cream, and Ricotta within days, while harder cheeses last weeks if tightly wrapped. It advises cutting off mold as harmless and explains that curing and smoking the large ribeye muscle in pork yields Canadian Style bacon.
Wednesday events include REBEKAHS at OOF Hall One to Six Club at 7 30 p m SWEET Adelines also at 7 30 p m Youth Center ZIGZAGGERS Club CHILD Study Club SKILTON Music Club SEQUEL Club SEEKERS Sunday School Trinity United Methodist Church 2 p m fellowship hall
Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary held its annual tea at the Ottawa Country Club. Special guests were Mrs. Joe Wilson and Mrs. Harry E. Roy of Lawrence. The program “The Hospital Auxiliary Past and Present” was by Mrs. Robert Grabham. Service and sewing awards were announced for numerous members, including 50, 100, 500 and 1,000 hour pins, five-year patches, and 10-year certificates.
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