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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1978

Page

3

Don't Sink Everything You Have In Downpayment

Editor notes warn against burning all cash on a house as closing costs taxes and energy needs bite. Inflation and tax incentives push borrowing, while mortgage interest deductions save money for many families. Builders see prices rising. spec houses offer quicker lower cost options amid high land costs and limited rural financing.

William 8 Kansas State University Mary Tucker U.U.S Kstate Tucker Kansas

Financing and design shift as housing costs rise

The article notes inflation and taxes yield as little as 6.5 percent on mortgage funds for lower income families, while higher incomes gain up to 8.5 percent. It warns against becoming house poor, describes lender rules limiting payments to 25 percent of gross income and total obligations to 33 percent, and cites industry moves toward no frills or mini homes with energy efficiency and reduced square footage.

Kansas Schindler Tucker Dale Schindler K-State

Women's Society Tea Highlights Education Support

The Women's Education Society hosted an annual tea at OU Martin Hall Lounge where a $3,000 check for Ottawa University student scholarships was presented by Mrs. Jo Pankratz and accepted by Ron Yingling of University Financial Aid. The program featured a memorial for three deceased members, an invocation by Mrs. Sherwin Snyder, remarks by Mrs. Robert Shaw and Mrs. James McCroesen, a brief business meeting, and a student concert by the university choir directed by Dr. Stanley L. DeFries.

Women's Educational Society Ottawa University University Ron Yingling Jo Pankratz OU Martin Hall Mary Bright Sherwin Snyder Robert Shaw James McCroesen Pankratz Stanley L. DeFries

Wednesday Sequel Club and Evening Cultural Listings

A compact schedule lists Wednesday events at Mary Jene Stevens and several clubs led by Marguerite Gibson Sam Sampson and Jean VanLeiden with times from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Includes Thursday NAOMI Group TOPS SOROPTIMIST Mezzanine and Friday Senior Club Retirement meetings and a Daughters of Centropolis luncheon.

Mary Jene Stevens S. Poplar Marguerite Gibson Skilton First Baptist Church CPR Sam Sampson Jean VanLeiden ODD Fellows Family Naomi Group First Christian Church Soroptimist International Memorial Auditorium Ray Angleton Daughters of Centropolis Club Tilfred Gimmons

Slow Cooker French Dip Beef for Holidays

Simple tender beef recipe in a fragrant broth for buns or sourdough rolls. Use chuck roast with garlic salt rosemary and beef stock, simmer until falling apart. Serve with broth on top or shred beef for hash or soup. Suitable in crock pot Dutch oven or electric skillet.

Methodists To Meet in Ottawa United Methodist Church Conference

The Kansas East Conference Council on Ministries meets at Ottawa First United Methodist Church on November 11 with John Stumbo of Topeka as chair to discuss structure and issues and plan involvement. Nov 17 18 hosts new officers and leaders, Kathleen Bailey of Lebo presiding, with Gene Maxwell leading resources. A Nov 21 consultation is held in Topeka, and the Nightcrawlers Camping Club gathers Saturday evening at Anchor Savings venue with sandwiches and refreshments.

First United Methodist Church Ottawa Kansas East Conference Council John Stumbo Topeka UMW Kathleen Bailey Lebo Gene Maxwell Denver Colo Camp Chippewa Nightcrawlers Camping Club Anchor Savings Buildings

Kreusch Family Birth Announcement Details

Mr and Mrs Roger Kreusch of 1641 South Main announce the birth of their son Roger Dean, four months old. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jack Kreusch of 1641 South Main and great grandmother is Mrs Edna Kreusch of 844 East 7th.

Roger Kreusch S. Main Roger Dean Roger Jack Kreusch Edna Kreusch

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