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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1967
Page
3
A teen writes of a best friend who is a lesbian and pressures with gifts and rides. Ann Landers advises cooling the friendship, avoiding secrecy, and seeking psychiatric insight for the other girl while noting no need to tell the mother.
A retired Marine general created a booklet inspired by Vietnam letters to help soldiers enhance C Rations with Tabasco sauce. The sample Tin Can Casserole mixes franks and beans with beef steak and potatoes, cheese, crackers, onions, and butter, finished with Tabasco and water as needed.
A many purpose stand complements an easy chair or can serve as a coffee table. It fits under a window and stores reference books and large magazines with handy drawers. Pattern 304 with full size guides costs 35c. Also in Useful Table and Stand Packet No 26 for 81. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New Windsor NY 12550.
Christie Arras of Lima, Peru, an 18-year-old freshman at the University of Missouri at Rolla, joins about 140 female students at the school known for mining engineering. She aims to honor a family tradition as her mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother also attended Rolla. Arras is enrolled in electrical engineering courses.
American Legion Post and Auxiliary will host a coffee tour at 10 30 a m Wednesday at the North American Hotel Members urged to attend Jerry Severns of Wichita visited Mr and Mrs Abe Severns in Richmond Thursday Mr and Mrs W J Johnston of Richmond visited several days last week with Mr and Mrs Tom Johnston and Mrs Elsie Milliron of Kansas City Mrs Lela Duffey of Richmond attended a conference for W S C S officers in Emporia Thursday and Friday
Members voted 5 dollars to the arthritis fund and 10 dollars to the Topeka V. A. Hospital gift fund. Mrs. John Largent and Mrs. Jack Nelson presided with 20 members, one guest, and two children present. New officers named: president Mrs. Cecil Frieden, vice president Mrs. Lional Shaw, secretary Mrs. Roger Monfort, treasurer Mrs. Floyd Flager. Door prize won by Mrs. William Cain. mystery pal gifts to Mrs. Ralph Retell and Mrs. Flager. Roll call featured casserole recipe sharing. bingo was played. Next meeting planned to share what they are thankful for.
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