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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1971
Page
2
Readers complain about a long term relationship, money secret, and gift exchanges with a partner. The Omaha U readers praise Ann Landers while requesting fewer affectionate pet names in her column. The exchange ends with thanks and playful humor.
A reader shares inventive uses for strawberry pickers including making fruit eyes and peeling beets. Another writes of salvaging a burned wool blanket by sewing felt rosettes over holes to revive the item.
A dense listing of weekly club meetings and events across Ottawa area organizations. Entries include dates, times, venues, and host names for groups such as VFW Auxiliary, WMS at North Baptist, FAITH Lutheran Guild, American Legion Auxiliary, PEO Chapter AUL, ARMY Mothers, TOPS, Adelines, Rebekah Lodge, Ruth Circle, SEEKERS, GIRLS' Club, KIWANIS QUEENS DAY-ZEE TOPS, and several women’s social and service clubs at churches, the Youth Center, Memorial Auditorium, and other venues. The compilation notes potlucks, luncheons, social gatherings, and special activities through Friday and Saturday.
Harriet Bechtle, a 1963 Ottawa High School graduate, teaches emotionally disturbed youths in Council Bluffs hospitals. She develops individual study plans, aligns with high school counselors, and aims for progress during hospital stays from two days to six weeks. Bechtle values math and English, notes training benefits for all teaching, and stays committed despite challenges when students return to public schools.
Friday birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Roger Howard of Grand Junction Colorado formerly Ottawa. Cora Lee weighs seven pounds. Grandparents are Mrs Lee Howard 1046 Walnut and Mr and Mrs Jack Walker Wood River Illinois.
Amy Griffin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Griffin of 1342 5 Poplar, turned one at a party hosted by her grandparents Mr and Mrs Clifford Griffin at 749 Tremont. Guests included Florene Hart of Ottawa and great grandparents Orin and Mayola Gates. Among 32 attendees were great great aunts Carl Pacholke of Kansas City and Mayola Gates.
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