Ottawa Women Fellowship Day at Trinity United Methodist
Women of Ottawa gathered in Fellowship Hall for May Fellowship Day at Trinity United Methodist Church. Jean Schmidt presided over a business meeting followed by a sanctuary program led by Maude Adams. Speakers from First Christian Church and local groups described volunteer services and community resources. Next meeting set for World Community Day on November 3 at Grace Episcopal Church.
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Trinity United Methodist Church
Jean Schmidt
Maude Adams
Mary Ann Lawson
Karen Lauver
Gloria Terrill
Carol Sandstrom
Franklin County
Carmita Gilbert
Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Virginia Loyd
Ottawa Public Library
Church Women United
Grace Episcopal Church
Club Forecast and Meetings for Next Week in Ottawa
Community clubs and church groups list events from Monday to Wednesday across Ottawa. Activities include teas, brunches, potlucks, luncheons, and meetings at Trinity United Methodist Church, Westminster United Presbyterian Church, First United Methodist Church, Public Library, and local VFW Post, Auxiliary, and other organizations with varied start times and locations.
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American Legion Auxiliary
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Dixie Atchison Oasis Club
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Chapter AU
PEO
Barbara Dew
WCTU
Elisa Waymire Skilton
Dorothy Harrison
Almeda Edwards
Ottawa Newcomers Club
All New Ottawans
Public Library
USDA foresees price dip for eggs in May amid abundant supplies
The Agricultural Marketing Service reports a seasonal drop in wholesale egg prices to about 55 cents per dozen in May, with milk and dairy products also in heavy supply. The outlook highlights ample beef, pork, and poultry, while fruits and vegetables vary by month, with strawberries likely plentiful and some fruit crops light unless weather cooperates.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
AMS
Clip Coupons For Everyday Groceries
Shoppers are advised to clip coupons for items they already buy. Kansas State University Extension specialist Jean Carlson notes savings come from regular purchases, not buying novelty products for small coupon bonuses. Many stores offer coupon exchange tables aiding consumers without access to coupon publications.
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Jean Carlson
Kansas State University Extension
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