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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1981
Page
3
Celebrating his third birthday today is Scott Snethen son of Mr and Mrs Ron Snethen of Sycamore with brother Tony age five in January. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Richard Griffin and Mr and Mrs DeWitt Wright of Pomona.
Lawrence resident Karl Gregory Sieg, grandson of Elmer and (Mrs.) Sieg of 823 North Cherry, earns Phi Beta Kappa honor at the University of Kansas. Sieg, son of Karlos Sieg of Denver, has earned honor roll status each semester and plans to attend medical school after graduation.
A list of local group gatherings and meetings including Beauceant social at 7 30 and Eagles Auxiliary at 8 p m and American Legion Auxiliary at 7 p m at the Youth Center Ottawa Amateur Radio Association on the air at 9 p m on 147 9MHz TOPS meets at 6 30 p m at Trinity United Methodist Church AAUW Baldwin Branch holds a salad supper at 6 30 p m Friday Senior Club gathers at 1 30 p m at the Youth Center.
A Virginia reader seeks return of a $1000 wedding gift after his daughter’s divorce. Ann Landers notes the gift was given and not legally reclaimable, though a settlement or lawyer pressure could help the recipient. The column then shifts to a separate reader’s complaint about dogs trespassing on lawns and a humorous pepper and soap powder deterrent.
A collage of letters to Ann Landers covers topics from dog deterrent mixtures to teen pregnancy myths and property etiquette. It includes readers from Wisconsin Evanston California Paducah Paola and Ottawa with accompanying family genealogies and a note on Jessica Rae Graves.
AP Wine and Food Writer Tom Hoge reports a surge of croissant interest that started in Paris about three years ago and spread to the United States. Jean Paul Picot, founder and coowner of JP's French Bakery in midtown, notes rising popularity and renewed focus on the pastry.
Manhattan bakers led by Picot expand croissants beyond breakfast. He runs a bakery and la bonne soupe, stressing butter over margarine and offering fillings from Swiss chocolate to spinach. lore traces croissant origins to Budapest 1686 or Vienna 1683, later linked to Marie Antoinette and France.
Baby Ashley Sutton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ron Dunbar of Richmond, arrived November 1 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds nine and a half ounces. She has a sister Janna age four and a brother Aaron age 20 months. Also mentioned are Mrs Albert Dunbar of Richmond Edwin Ruud of Jamestown and Mrs Ruth Kadel of Randall.
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