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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1967
Page
7
Franklin County extension homemaker units held a lesson on weight reduction with a potluck at Mrs Ed Crawfords home. Recipes featured include cabbage salad all bran refrigerator rolls strawberry fruit salad and low calorie cookies and entrees such as chicken pot pie and sauerkraut dishes.
Sewing pattern notice details a pleated girls skirt with contrast options, size 10 requires 1% yards of 46 inch fabric. It lists pattern number 4697 and sizes 6 through 14, plus mailing costs 50 cents and 15 cents for special handling to Anne Adams in New York.
A numbered list of meetings and activities including Garden Club potluck at 6 30 p m TOPS and various chapter gatherings at Elliott Hall Roadside Park cookouts and church groups plan dinners socials and auxiliaries through the week featuring Beta Sigma Phi Woman's Society and women’s organizations plus a Youth Center event and an 8 pm Eagles Auxiliary meeting at V F W Hall.
An editorial notes Svetlana Alliluyeva’s memoir portrays Stalin in a mostly personal light, avoids politics, and may soften Soviet views of the United States. The piece cites family deaths from 1931 to 1941, her later life in exile and America, and suggests the memoir could be unusual and thought provoking. It also mentions unrelated notes on fruit fly eradication via sterile male release coordinated by IAEA.
A fragment lists ingredients for cookies: applesauce 1 percent cup, cake flour a small portion, salt one teaspoon, cinnamon a portion, nutmeg a portion, and cloves. The note lacks complete measurements and steps.
Dear Heloise respondents share safety reminders about using spray products. A reader recounts mistaking spray starch for hair spray and warns against misusing cans. Hazel Grow supports following directions and adopting the motto Look before you spray. A note mentions preserving patterns and scraps to aid future choices, and another shares restoring chrome canister sets with silver cleaner.
Mrs Minnie Bulson attended the Senior Club meeting at the Youth Center with 29 members. Mrs Lillian Spears presided. Devotional by Mrs Mabel Weaver on Thou Preparest a Table followed a patriotic ritual. Henry Smart won first award in open class at the Franklin County Fair for his apple pile. Readings included My Son Starts to School by Henry Smart and Cold Weather by Mrs Spears. Make Sense by Mrs Smart. After the theme song there were refreshments and table games.
Socialettes note multiple brief family trips. Olive Graffham and Vera Scollick of Ottawa visited brother and wife Lloyd Bassett in Amarillo Texas. James S. Petersons returned from two months in Anaheim California. Wilbur Tice of Burlington spent Friday with Ivan McLees near Richmond. Dale Bones Sr. came back from a Franklin family reunion in Decatur Illinois. Joe Gault and daughters of Wichita visited his mother Mattie Gault and sister Gene Hermreck and family in Richmond.
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