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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
10
A reader argues teachers should educate and not moralize, claiming parental guidance fits at home. Ann Landers replies that teachers handle social adjustment and provide a sympathetic ear when children struggle to connect with parents.
The north Ottawa district W S C S groups met Tuesday for a workshop at the Richmond Methodist Church with the theme Who Is My Neighbor. Mrs. Cecil Orr led the event as district vice president. About 180 adults and 16 children from 40 societies attended, including Kansas Conference officers and eight district officers. Members brought sack lunches. hostesses provided coffee and cookies.
TOPEKA AP A Kansas Corporation Commission hearing was scheduled for October 3 on a proposed cut in Kansas Power and Light Co rates, about $400,000 annually. Chairman William Mitchell favored a date set then open to parties, while Balfour Jeffrey cited tornado damages yet supported applying lower rates due to efficiency and higher residential use. Since 1964, KPL has cut rates about $1 million yearly across three reductions.
Ruth Wyeth S works guide a 50 inch long five foot high cupboard suitable for small dining areas. It provides storage for china pewter or brass and uses pattern 429 with full size cutting guides. Also part of Antique Reproduction Packet No 53 selling for $1 from The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
John Philip Hamel known as Jake, veteran Columbia newspaperman and correspondent, died at Boone County Hospital at age 68 after illness that began August 13. He became Columbia Daily Tribune managing editor in 1940 and later edited the editorial page. He served as AP, Kansas City Star, and St. Louis Globe-Democrat correspondent for years. Survivors include his wife.
Elaine Fay Strahm and Joel Weigand wed Aug 13 at the bride’s parents in Fairview. Both graduates of Kansas State University with campus affiliations Smurthwaite Scholarship House and Farm House fraternity. Honeymooned in Colorado and reside Kansas City Kansas. Mrs. Weigand teaches fourth grade in Prairie Village. Mr. Weigand studies medicine at KU Medical Center.
A basic recipe layout lists fish steaks mashed potatoes cooked carrots and celery tossed green salad nectarines and a beverage. Olive dressing is made from 1/2 cup olive oil 3 tablespoons cider vinegar 1 teaspoon salt 1.8 teaspoon white pepper and paprika one tablespoon minced chives and parsley two tablespoons minced olives. Shake or beat ingredients well. Makes about 3/4 cup. Store in refrigerator and shake before serving.
Senior Club and Naomi Club at the Youth Center host Mrs. Pearl Davidson and 2 pam as part of the Visit of the supreme worthy high priest event at the White Shrine, highlighting community clubs and ceremonial attendance.
Mrs. Jimmy Hastings was reinstated to V F W Auxiliary membership at the Eagles hall Monday. Reports show $50 from a food sale, and $1.64 penny match. bingo planned Oct 28 at Wauseworth Hospital. fried chicken dinner Sept 28 for Topeka VA patients. Donations approved to hospital picnic, Christmas fund, and VA hospitals in Topeka Wichita and Wadsworth. A veterans day observance Nov 11 includes street dance and parade to raise building funds.
In ClaRsville Ohio three miners were trapped when a coal mine fire started after a power cable snapped. About 80 rescuers worked around the clock until 7 am when rescue attempts ended and entrances were sealed. Officials pronounced the miners dead after foam attempts failed. Large auger drills could not reach the exact vein and repeatedly hit solid rock.
Sequel Club held a program on What Is a Woman Wednesday evening. Mrs Don Hoglund and Mrs Ralph Loyd led the discussion with statistics on different types of women and emotions. Twenty one members met at Mrs Roy H Brown Jr’s home with Mrs Robert Ledom presiding. Mrs Floyd Coffman presented her son Hurst who showed a short film from a Camp Chippewa retreat in August.
Former Franklin County residents and families are invited to the Franklin County Picnic Association event on Sunday September 25 at Imperial Park Downey California. Dinner at noon. attendees bring potluck dishes. Coffee and punch provided. Prizes donated. recreation area for children. bring photos or clippings for scrapbook.
The Ottawa Bible Church Missionary Circle met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Gerald Anderson as host. Mrs Marlin Buehler led the business and devotional on The Mighty Hand of God. Plans were made for Christmas gifts for missionaries and a October 5 trip to Kansas City to visit City Union Missions. Mrs Ray Evans offered a prayer for missionaries. Members worked on stuffing animals.
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