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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1966
Page
3
Beta Gamma and Omicron Chapter clubs plan theater party then home visits. P.E.O. and Cosmopolitan group meet 1:30 p.m. at Anchor Building Highland Avenue. Retired Civil Employer and Love and Loyalty Club host events including a white elephant sale with Ottawa Hairdressers Tops Taperettes.
Mrs. Helen Kersley hosted the Far and Near Club meeting with a poem My Son My Son. Mrs. J. E. Hannaman led roll call while members shared desired wage or grade outcomes. A work day is set for Oct 5 at Valley View Community Center to clean the building. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Birdie Macy. Refreshments were served to 13 members eight children and one guest Mrs. Elsie Cook of Kansas City.
The notice promotes Printed Pattern 4724 Teen Siges in sizes 10 through 16 with a wide fabric requirement for a Poor Boy top and back-zip skirt. Pricing lists fifty cents per pattern plus fifteen cents for first class mailing and special handling. Send requests to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept in New York, with name address zone size and style number.
The Ottawa Junior Wranglers elected officers at a Sunday meeting and outlined plans to ride in The American Royal Parade in Kansas City on October 15. Dolly Smith presided as 51 members and seven adults prepare to participate, with the group in Division I starting at 8:30 a.m. New officers include President Nancy McFarland and Vice President Terry Mohr.
Mrs. Anna Bryan hosted the Co-eWorkers Shut-In Club for the first session after summer recess. Mrs. R W Stead led with two songs, Bible verses were read, and Mrs. Minnie Bawgart and Mrs. Belle Smith shared a reading and devotions from the 23rd Psalm. A dollar collection was taken and members signed cards to 11 people. Refreshments followed.
Socialettes reports the A.C.E. meeting moved to October 24 at Mrs. Anton Strafuss's home. Mrs. William Lantis returns from Hopkins Minnesota after a three week visit with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walsh with Mike and Pat. Walsh works for Honeywell Co.
When pickling water melon find, tie spices in a cheese cloth or white cotton bag to prevent rind discoloration. For rosy color add maraschino cherries in the last five minutes of cooking.
Dear readers question the 10 to 12 hour claim. Landers details reading thousands of letters daily, selecting about 1,000 per year, trimming most, and reworking copy. She notes eleven secretaries, referrals to professionals, and a mission to help readers, with 365 day commitment and no vacations.
Readers share ideas for repurposing empty milk cartons into toy blocks and safe storage solutions, saving pennies and avoiding waste. How to separate bacon easily, reduce cooking mishaps, and organize drawers with envelopes and labeled containers. Fruit prep tips advise trimming grapefruit stems so halves sit upright.
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