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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1966
Page
7
The article lists German dishes prepared at a recent meeting for international study. Recipes include Sauerkraut and Wieners, Red Cabbage Supreme, Escalloped Cabbage, Rhubarb Dessert, Plum Kuchen, and German Raisin Pie, with detailed steps and ingredients.
A long schedule of community groups meets and circle events across Ottawa churches and centers. Names include A.C.E. M.P.M. Club, Mothers Club, Jobs Daughters, Army Mothers sewing, P.E.O. Chapter AUL, CWBC installation, Co workers Shut in Circle, Golden Age Group at Anchor Building, Horticulture Study Club, Sacred Heart Altar Society, Susanna Wesley W.S.C.S., Tops Taperettes, Lafalot W.S.C.S., Sweet Adelines Youth Center, Rebekahs, F L A Club, Soroptimists, White Shrine, Senior Club, and First Methodist Circles led by various members.
The Western Home Journal notes the dedication of Ottawa’s new school on Walnut and Fourth Streets with music, a keys delivery by Dr A H Dow, and speeches by Principal Holloway and Professor P Fales. The building opened Wednesday to a large crowd and promises a profitable session. Adult education classes at Oteta wa High School draw steady interest, including a woman enrolled Monday and Thursday evenings and attending HDU Play Day to learn painting.
A Friday luncheon at the House of Douglas brought 18 Fairmount Birthday Club members, one guest Mrs. Bill McNish, and five children. New officers were elected with Mrs. Fred Glanville as president and Mrs. Ora Johns on as treasurer.
The Ottawa Horticulture Study Club invites all interested persons to exhibit at the annual Chrysanthemum Show and Tea to be held Tuesday at the First Christian Church. The event is free with entries accepted between 9 and 11 a.m. Open hours are 12 to 4 p.m. Chairmen are Mrs. W. C. Harding and Mrs. W. H. Williams.
Plump wife pleads for smarter reply to her husband’s taunts about her weight. A 55 year old woman complains of a persistent skin odor and asks for help, with Ann Landers suggesting the smell is in her head. Sioux City Sue asks how to back out of a vacation with friends, and Ann says honesty is best and they should be frank with the couple.
About 30 librarians and trustees gathered at the Ottawa Carnegie Free Library for the first Northeast Kansas Libraries workshop. Speakers included Mary Murphy from Johnson County Library on book selection philosophy, with Leo Kack and local staff present. The event, part of a federal grant program, aims to foster cooperative library systems by 1968 or 1969, funded by a half mill tax within systems.
Thursday evening roll call focused on gift ideas for shut-ins. Hostess Mrs. Lillian Feuerborn, aided by Mrs. Ruth Hoopes, led a by-laws reading and discussion. Friendship sister gifts were given to three members. Nov 10 features Europe trip photos by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hamner at 1OCF Hall with a covered dish supper. All Odd Fellows Rebekahs and families invited. election planned for November meeting. Halloween-themed refreshments served.
Socialettes Rev. and Mrs. Russell Pit an and Mrs. Olive, Graftham, Ottawa, were dinner guests of Mrs. Grace Crabb, Homewood. Rev. and Mrs. Pittman are moving to Beloit Oct 31.
New York AP report says the Federal Task Force on Respiratory Diseases with 24 physicians urges studying selective prohibitions to curb smoking. The group calls cigarettes a health hazard and suggests reducing or eliminating cigarette advertising in a Friday report.
Printed pattern listing Misses Waist sizes 24 to 32 for a hip rider skirt and Poor Boy tops. Includes yardage for 54 inch fabric and 13 percent yardage, price fifty cents, add 15 cents for first class mailing. Send name address zone size style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Ottawa Herald New York address provided.
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