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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1964
Page
9
A reader tells of a boss who is separated but not divorced courting her. They have met at a motel twice. she feels uneasy but fears losing him. Ann Landers replies with cautious guidance on reputation, boundaries, and honesty in a delicate workplace romance.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports apples unusually plentiful this October with an estimated crop of 147.1 million bushels—the largest since 1937—promising extra large Halloween supplies and rich fall eating. Recipes include Apple Cheese Dessert and Apple Griddlecakes. variations feature Rome Beauty and Delicious varieties, with tips on storage and serving.
A concerned wife asks about calling welfare over her husband's freeloading brother in law who leaves his family with no food or electricity. Ann Landers advises not to call yet urge help and note legal support. A 13 year old seeks party rights while a 16 year old sister restricts a 12 year old. The column ends with the advisor siding with the sister and mother.
The Associated Press reports plentiful meats and varied protein buys in stores this weekend. Northeastern chains price boneless beef roasts 85 cents a pound, fresh ham 45 to 55 cents, and shrimp 79 cents. veal caps 1.02, pork chops 99 cents, fryers 39 to 43 cents. Fresh produce includes squash, lettuce, onions, carrots, cauliflower, celery, sweet potatoes, cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes, grapes, melons, Bartlett pears and apples.
The Club Marks Birthday Daughters of Centropolis held a luncheon for Mrs Harold Simmons Thursday with Mrs Roy B Church present. Mrs Porter Turner presided. They planned a Halloween party for members and families on Oct 31 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ludell Neilson.
A son born September 28 at Anderson County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Jerold Patterson Garnett RFD 3 has been named Jere Joe. He weighed 7 pounds 1 ounce. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs E Wayne Anderson Garnett RFD 2 and Mr. and Mrs Leo Patterson Garnett RFD 3.
Mrs Oliver C Curby returned home Wednesday evening from Pensacola Florida where she attended the annual convention of the Supreme Assembly of the Social Order of the Beauceant. She came back with Mrs W J Wright, Mrs Arthur Brink and Mr and Mrs Carlos Pence. En route they visited Cypress Garden Silver Springs and other points of interest.
The Garfield Garden Club invites all interested persons to attend the flower show Autumn Treasures from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on October 9 in the Garfield School auditorium. Bring flower entries by 11 a.m. for non competitive displays. A junior gardeners section is offered with no admission charge.
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