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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1966

Page

2

Foods II class teaches nutrition and world customs

Ottawa High School Foods II students will study four units: nutrition, consumer management, meal planning, and world food customs. They will learn about nutrients, budgeting, menu design, and practical cooking, making meals for two and special occasions while using supplements like Your guide to buying, storing and cooking dried fruits and raisins.

Charlotte Macy Ottawa

Club Season Opens For Ottawa Women

The social calendar notes the start of club activities in Ottawa with veteran reporters back in action. Newcomers are guided on the five W s Who What When Where Why and How, with deadlines driving timely society coverage.

Ottawa Iit

Club Forecast Regional church and social club listings

A county page lists numerous local organizations with meeting times and hosts. Groups include Westminster Church clubs, De Molay Mothers, N Baptist recruit class, I M C Club, Ottawa hairdressers, Happy Christian Sisters, W M S Circle, Lend A Hand Class, Wesleyan Service Guild, Golden Age Group, TOPS, Legion Auxiliary, Franklin County Nurses, Seekers Class, Sequel Club, REM Club, Baxter Social Hour, Liberty Social Hour, Past Noble Grands, Ruhamah WMS, Senior Club, Naomi Club, and White Shrine with various host names and venues noted for the week.

House of Douglas DE Molay Masonic Temple Baptist Church M.C Eldon Mahoney Ottawa Hairdressers Love and Loyalty Club Julia Jones Happy Christian Sisters Lawrence Yohe Marcia Cudworth M.S. Circle Emory McKenzie Chester Waller Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Library Golden Age Taperettes Legion Auxiliary Osday Franklin County Francis Golden Trinity Methodist Sequel Club Roy H. Brown Rachel Hubbard Baxter DeVore Liberty Irene Symons Noble Grands Club Viola Beasley Ruhamah Wms Dean Kirkland

Widow Seeks Guidance On Hoarded Settled Estates

Dear Ann Landers column reprints a widow lamenting two oral business deals her late husband made with friends. She paid both parties after settlement, only to be ghosted by them. Replies urge introspection, warn against resentment, and address a teen morality concern and inappropriate maternal affection.

Ann Landers

Leona Jones to Attend National Citizenship Conference

Mrs Leona Jones travels to Washington D C for the 21st National Conference on Citizenship. She represents the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs as citizenship chairman as sessions at the Mayflower Hotel feature participation from government religious groups veterans farm civic labor business industry and youth. The NCC operates under a federal charter and aims to boost citizenship activity nationwide.

Washington D.C Leona Jones Kansas Federation of Business and Mayflower Hotel N.C.C

Two WSCS Girls Speak At Princeton Meeting

Linda Wasmund and June Sutton shared program highlights at the Princeton W.S.C.S. meeting. Wasmund presented color slides from a missionary Tour in America and Canada last June while Sutton discussed her summer work as a nurse aide in a White Plains private hospital for the emotionally disturbed. A chicken noodle supper and bazaar was slated for November 3.

Princeton W.S.C.S Linda Wasmund June Sutton Wasmund America Canada Miss Sutton Kansas University New York State

WSCS Groups Meet Together at Richmond Church

Richmond Methodist Community Church two WSCS groups held a joint meeting after a salad and sandwich supper. The program, World Wide Dimension of Our Task of Mission to Six Ceme tries, was presented by Mrs. Pat Vining and Mrs. Lorene Stockard with help from several members. Seven attended as guests included Rev Jerold Henderson and Mrs Ruby Bell. Hostesses and attendees are listed among church members and friends.

W.S.C.S Richmond Odessa Carvey Jerold Henderson Ruby Bell Arelan Hall Herman Kramer Norman Bishop

Socialettes and club notices from Ottawa events

A W C T U roll call rally is set for 2 pm Tuesday at Faith Bible Church in Ottawa. Mrs Norman Shire of Richmond hosted Leisure Hour Club with 13 attendees, and Mrs Harold Robertson will host the Sept 28 event. Birthday gathering for Mrs Abe Severns in Richmond featured Mr and Mrs Charles Rhoads of Ottawa, with cake served.

W.C.T.U Faith Bible Church Ottawa Norman Shire Richmond Joe Wittman Harold Robertson Abe Severns Severns Charles Rhoads Alma Bastin Grace Keller Ella Fox Rhoads

Baby Brian David Blattel Born in Kansas City

The baby boy Brian David Blattel was born September 7 in Kansas City to Mr and Mrs J Howard Lee Blattel of 7705 East 85th Terrace Kansas City Missouri. He weighed 7 pounds 6 ounces. The Blattels also have a two year old son Kevin Lee. Mrs Blattel formerly Kathy Keelin is daughter of Mr and Mrs T K Keelin of 603 South Hickory.

Res Kansas J . Howard Lee Blattel

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