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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1971

Page

9

Rotary Anns Luncheon Hosts and Club Moments

Rotary Anns met Tuesday at Westminster Church with a hostess committee led by Mrs. Max Ward and a program by the Ottawa Rotary Club's Rotocards directed by Dr. Martin Brockway. New member Peter Flusser was introduced as the group prepares for a district governor's wife luncheon on Sept. 22 at the North American Hotel.

Rotary Anns Westminster Presbyterian Church Max Ward Harold Peffly Harold Staadt Jack Patty Opal Howell Floyd Coffman Russell Wray Ottawa Rotary Club Martin Brockway Jim Allen Patty Peter Flusser

World’s Problem Solver Raises Ann’s Dander

Dear Ann Landers replies on harsh social rules and who counts as contributing to society. The letter-writer questions who defines terms like stupid and handicapped and asks about a saliva test. The column then responds with dental advice for a reader facing a costly denture problem and urges finding a dentist who offers a usable, timely solution.

Ann Landers O.K Boulder Gumm

Debra Kay and Jason Earl Buckley Esser births announced

The society notes report the births of Deborah Kay Esser at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John L. Esser IT Canterbury Court weighing eight pounds 13% ounces with listed grandparents great grandparents. A son Jason Earl Buckley was born Sept 11 at KU Medical Center Kansas City Kansas to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Buckley 503% N Main weighing six pounds eight ounces with noted grandparents and great grandparents.

Ransom Memorial Hospital John L. Esser Canterbury Court Deborah Kay Orville Jones Ottawa Kansas City William West Florice Jones Booneville, Mo KU Medical Center Kan Ted Buckley N. Main Jason Earl Dayna Loree Maxine Buckley Williamsburg Walter Pooch Wellsville Fred Young

Shower Honors Miss Woodsum Bride-Elect Motter

Linda Woodsum, bride-elect of Gary Motter, was honored at a Sept. 10 shower at Centropolis Christian Church. Hostesses were Ludell Neilson, Richard Steele, and Calvin Gruver. Prizes went to Donald Woodsum and Bill DeVore. A three-tier cake centered the serving table for 82 guests.

Linda Woodsum Gary Motter Centropolis Christian Church Ludell Neilson Richard Steele Calvin Gruver Donald Woodsum Bill DeVore

Food Shortcuts for Lima Beans Peak Season

When cooking fresh lima beans shell the beans just before boiling. Cut off the thin edge of each pod to help beans slip out. Fresh lima beans peak in July through November.

Open House at OU Lodge Honors Former Ottawa Residents

An open house from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday at Ottawa University Lodge Lake Pomona honors Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Hogue of Brownsville Texas former Ottawa residents. Hosted by their son James Hogue and family of Pomona invites friends to attend and provides contact number 566 3443 for more information.

Ottawa University Lodge Lake Pomona Loyd Hogue Brownsville Tex Ottawa James Hogue Pomona Hogues

Baby Shower for Crop Women of Brethren Church

Women of the Church of the Brethren hosted a Baby Shower for CROP on a Wednesday event. Mrs Frank Yates and Mrs Merl Shaffer led entertainment and decorations with a stork centerpiece and chrysanthemums. Twenty five guests attended as posters urged food and clothing aid. games were won by Mrs Mildred Poindexter Kristy Turner and Mrs Ray Simmons. refreshment duties were handled by Almira Shuler Mrs Otis Ikenberry and Mrs George Royer.

Church of the Brethren Frank Yates Merl Shaffer Mildred Poindexter Kristy Turner Ray Simmons Almira Shuler Otis Ikenberry George Royer

Ottawa Area Retired Teachers Club Forecast Dinner

Friday carry-in dinner at 6 p.m. in Elliott Hall First Baptist Church hosted by Senior Club Youth Center NAOMI Club and Viola Beasley for FAIRMOUNT Birthday Club ongoing community gathering and notices.

Ottawa Area Elliott Hall First Baptist Church Naomi Club Viola Beasley Fairmount

Dear Heloise and Helpful Hints for Readers

A reader shares resources for visually impaired cooks through the Library of Congress Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped with large print braille and talking books. Also includes kitchen tip for faster baked potatoes and a closet beading organizer idea, plus brief notes from readers and a sewing tip using an emery board to press fabric tucks.

Heloise Library of Congress Washington, D.C Robert Manning Robert Gertrude Gray

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