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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1961
Page
3
A 22 year old man asks about his fiancés past loves and who one ex was. Ann Landers says drop it and consider compatibility, then suggests moving on if the issue cannot be resolved. The column also covers uninvited guests, office debates on definitions of gossip, and a tease about a reader nicknamed Fat Stuff.
A district institute of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at the Gas City Methodist Church. Ottawa attendees included Mrs. Meral Snethen, Mrs. Phil Rice, Mrs. Elbea Bader, Joan McCandless, Miss Marjorie Collins, and Mrs. Mary Black. The event featured talks on Doors to Service and Institutes, with a skit How Not To Do It and a keynote by Mrs. W. L. Shook of Toronto. Unions from Fort Scott, Gas, Garnett, Iola, Ottawa and Toronto participated. clothing for the Christian Children's Fund was collected.
A cooking tip explains serving whole cooked artichokes with a dipping sauce. Guests pull off each leaf and dip the base while enjoying the tender leaf portion between the teeth. The description emphasizes the edible part near the leaf base.
NEW YORK AP reports Emily Akintola wife of Western Nigeria premier says Nigerian women control wealth and business. She imports cement from Germany and monitors New York and London stock exchanges. Akintola, a longtime trader, started in hats and fabrics in Lagos with her father funding her first shop.
Five Ottawa VFW Auxiliary members sponsored a Ring Toss booth at Topeka VA Hospital entertaining 425 patients last evening under VA representative Mrs Edna Rowe. They earned five hours credit under the orientation plan. Attending were Mrs Garland Hinkle Mrs Chester Louderback Mrs Carl Furman Mrs Bob Robinson and Mrs Roy W Lambert. The group brought two dozen combs six bags of potato chips three cartons of cigarettes and candy bars seven boxes of candy six cartons of gum and six cartons of cigars.
Mothers of the Liberty community attended a masked surprise party at the school Monday afternoon for 18 pupils. Teacher Mrs. Elizabeth Baker led games and refreshments. A layette shower was held Monday evening for Mrs. Vernon Chism and her baby son Timothy with twelve guests. Hostess Mrs. Max Seymour was aided by Mrs. Galen Scott. Time was informal.
Mrs Akintola, a sharp trader, notes women’s traditional market role in West Africa. She explains her two daughters, aged 20 and 23, show little interest in trade, one married and the other studying medicine in Dublin, while she argues women can outperform men in business and should support the family income without harming home life.
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