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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1964
Page
6
Dear Gals share a quick hair curling method using slightly damp curlers and a damp nylon night cap to create steam for faster curls. Readers are advised to test first and adjust dampness for tighter results.
Mrs. John Sink hosted the HCH Club Thursday afternoon with a hostess shower. Mrs. Frank Wuckowitsch led business and organized recreation. Penny collection totaled 90 cents. Gifts were received by Mrs. Walter Wood and Mrs. Don Martin. Other participants included Mrs. Chessé ter Keim Mrs. Earl Sink Mrs C E Hoffman Mrs Ernest Sink and visitor Cathy Martin.
A note highlights meals favored by children and their father, focusing on dishes that use either beef or pork and onions. It explains pork is more available in Japan, so it became the original meat choice in these preparations.
Masayo Bailey former Tokyo telephone operator and Japanese resident shares how she cooks with little measuring. Her family adapts Japanese and American recipes, including meat cakes sweet sour pork and kabobs. She notes baking was rare in Japan and favors deep frying with lard for flavor.
Dear Ann Landers outlines a teen dilemma as a 17 year old boy describes his 16 year old girlfriend pressuring him to kiss in public places, including a turnpike and a movie theater, nearly causing an accident. He laments parental backlash and seeks guidance.
A man, 48, has dated a widow for two and a half years. He gave a diamond engagement ring last Christmas, but she rarely wears it and won't set a date. He suspects her teenage sons block marriage. He’s asked for guidance. Ann says discuss with all three, or accept no ring and choose a plain band after 10 days.
Miss Mary Hudelson of Pomon a writes of her experience with Typhoon Sally at College of Guam where she teaches. By Saturday Sept 5 it was in Condition I with a forecast of a blow within 12 hours. She had shopped for flashlight candles water and a small transistor radio to hear warnings though some supplies were not yet arrived. Everything needed is available locally and some items are cheaper.
The narrator details last minute typhoon precautions in an upper apartment, moving furniture away from louvres, securing items in a heat closet, stocking water and food, and choosing a safe space. The storm peaks for a brief half hour with wind and rain, then subsides and normalcy returns. Nearby residents report a nest with artificial flowers amid grave decorations, and a grandson of Anna Bryan appears in a Paola newscast as part of a KS State student tour to Europe.
Community groups list upcoming meetings and events across chapters and clubs. Includes Beta Sigma Phi, Job's Daughters installation, Sweet Adelines, North American Hotel dinner, GARFIELD GARDEN Club, PEO, GOLDEN AGE Group, Woman's Association, Friendship Circle, CHID STUDY, EARNEST WORKERS, FIRST BAPTIST Circles, Baxter Social Hour, Sew and Go Club, Liberty Social Hour, Beauceant, Mary-Martha Class, Senior Club, Naomi Club and Youth Center activities with hosting venues and hosts.
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