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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1966
Page
7
In Unified District No. 288 Richmond, kindergartners will swap cookies for healthier snacks starting Oct. 10. After a meeting led by Principal Robert Ledom and teacher Gladys Garrison, mothers supported a pilot program featuring fruit, vegetables, and milk.
A letter asks if a date should let a woman order first and not fear price. Ann advises letting her decide first and notes it’s about respect, not the menu. Another reader asks how a wife can access money from a husband with a joint account. guidance urges the wife to use a check and live more freely. A final line suggests a cooking hint to vary canned soup with corn liquid.
Union Chapel Sunday activities at S. W. C. S. church and Tuesday programs include ENTRE NOUS and AAUW meetings. Various chapters such as BETA GAMMA and OMICRON CHAPTER meet with luncheon and sewing events. Also listed are W C T U Church events, MEDICAL AUXILIARY luncheon, and several women’s groups with social hours and initiations throughout the week.
Jimmy Wallace hosted the Musical Minors Club at his parents home Friday evening. Teresa Jones Donnie Smith and Jimmy Wallace presented piano and memory recitals and earned awards from sponsor Mrs. M A Welty. Lisa Rader spoke on Mozart life as members played Maestro and refreshments were served.
The 1967 Old Farmer's Almanac edition from Dublin New Hampshire marks its 175th anniversary. It highlights planting dates weather forecasts with a 70 percent success claim, and offers recipes humor puzzles and historical notes plus guidance on transplants and fishing days.
Miss Leona Krehbiel Newton will visit the Ottawa Branch as state AAUW president. Krehbiel, Bethel College librarian since 1932, has degrees from Kansas State Purdue Illinois Chicago. A scholarship fund auction will support the fellowship committee’s event.
Speaker George Tomelinson from the Social Security office in Kansas City addressed the Soroptimist Club and guests Thursday night on Social Security and Health insurance for people 65 or older. Club president Mrs. Glenn Mack opened the meeting and refreshments followed.
Socialettes F L A Club enjoyed a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. Floyd Higdon with a brief business session led by Mrs. Fred Fehrenbach. Mrs. Morris Ferguson won the mystery prize and bingo prizes went to Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. R. R. Gillette, Mrs. E. C. Cummins and Mrs. H. A. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Kaub, formerly of Ottawa, left for Los Angeles after visiting Ottawa, staying with Mrs. Glenn Fitch and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kaub. The couple’s two month tour covered Tacoma Chicago and parts of Missouri and Kansas.
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