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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1969
Page
7
Mrs Rex Crane of 1110 S Hickory shares casserole and dessert ideas for her husband Rex and three sons Rex 20 Alan 16 Rodney 14. Recipes include Oyster Corn Casserole and Beef Casserole, with notes on ingredients cooking methods and family favorites.
Community notices list events: Sunday 6 p.m. patio picnic hosted by Mrs. Ralph Bloomer at FAITH Lutheran Guild, a congregational picnic at Forest Park, Monday 6:30 p.m. Blue and Gold Club at Forest Park, and True Kindred TOPS Trimettes meeting at Youth Center.
A Home Workshop section describes Pattern 303 for twin or double beds with footboard options, plus Pattern 302 for bedside stands and Pattern 287 lamps. It offers a package deal of three patterns for 1.50 from Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New Windsor New York. The page also lists community meetings, social groups, church activities, and a series of tested recipes for cakes and frostings including mochas and caramel icing with detailed baking steps.
A group at Governor Dummer Academy in Byfield Mass debates Ann Landers advice urging readers to see a psychiatrist. The exchange covers early settlers emotional illness, personal growth after breaking from a steady relationship, car repair honesty, and a young man’s pot use recounting health scares and a near accident.
A reader shares using a cut nylon stocking to remove nail polish, praising its effectiveness over cotton balls. Other readers contribute home hacks from magazine storage to baby dressers, dressing tables, bed spring repairs, eyeglass cleaner bottles, dish drainer uses, and a nylon rope toy for dogs, all in the same column.
Socialettes from Lawrence report Dr. H Glenn Wolf and family depart September 18 for Harwell England where he will work for a year with radio and biological research units of the Medical Research Council. Partners include Mrs Wolf and children Richard Cynthia and Pamela. En route, they dine with Ottawa area friends and relatives in a series of gatherings with numerous local and out of town hosts.
Mrs. Ella Fox hosted the Busy Bee club meeting at Central Community Center where members also discussed business. Mrs. Mildred Cook read a poem, bingo games were played, and Mrs. Dorothy Shields of Richmond attended as a guest.
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