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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
10
Dear Heloise shares hacks for keeping pie crusts ready to bake without freezer space. Readers describe rolling dough into tubes with waxed paper, chilling in fridge or freezing, then thawing later. Additional notes cover prepped onions and other quick kitchen time-savers from readers Jessie Lewis Lillian Pondrea Ruthie and John.
Tebie Reddick offers restoration services claiming to restore worn items to near new condition. The ad emphasizes thinning or thinning? The message touts making them "thick again" and mentions quality improvements for customer items.
Baxter social club hosts Mrs. Max Shoemaker at 323 Walnut. Miriam CWF Group led by Mrs. John Gttschenritter. Tally Mission Circle with Mrs. Tom ODea. Wycoff Community chaired by Mrs. Ray Farris. Eagles Auxiliary at 8 p.m. Beauceant covered dish supper at 6 30 p.m.
Dear readers, a worried mother laments a father pressuring elite colleges for their son and warns others about parental influence on college choices. The response notes that pressure rarely helps and that state schools can yield happier outcomes. Also included are letters about a married man misrepresenting his status to a woman and a couple needing to decline a relative’s gift design for their future home.
The annual Harriman family reunion gathered in Forest Park on Sunday with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included numerous Harriman relatives from Emporia Lawrence Chanute and beyond, with Leah Harriman providing accordion entertainment.
The Herald announces a reader tip prize of five dollars each week for the best contributed news tip. Tip submissions encourage community members to share timely information from their area with the newspaper.
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