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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1969
Page
3
Home made rye bread with onion flavor. Ingredients include milk sugar salt butter yeast water white flour caraway seed onion rye flour. Knead 6 to 8 minutes then rise in warm place. Shape into two loaves bake at 350 degrees for 25 to 35 minutes until browned. Cool on rack then brush with butter. Makes two small loaves.
November date set for the wedding of Rae-Lynn Kush and Loren D. Shofner. Kush, a former Emporia State student and current postal assistant, and Shofner, a 1968 Emporia State business graduate, is stationed with the U.S. Army at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma after completing Officer Candidate School.
Army Mothers held an all day sewing meeting at Memorial Auditorium and planned an Oct. 14 noon potluck and business meeting with the state commander as guest. MPM club met at Elliott Hall with Mrs. Verne Garrett presiding. program chairman Mrs. Max Roberts staged The Collect Speaks and a group reading of the club collect. next meeting Oct. 13. Chapter AU of PEO had a dinner at Mrs. Bill Ransom’s home. Lanah Cameron chaired the committee. Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Pat Haas’s home. makeup program by Lydia Parks and Sally Bechtle. guest Mrs. Marilyn Doral. The group elected new officers, planned a bridge party at the Anchor Savings Building for members and rushees, and scheduled a garage sale Oct. 10-11 at Mrs. Roger Ward’s home with a $30 donation to the Walter Ross Scholarship Fund and adoption of an Indian child. New officers: vice-president Mrs. Ned Hiatt and treasurer Mrs. Bruce Scott. Hiatt to host Oct. 6 model meeting and dinner.
Advertises Printed Pattern 4628 for Misses in sizes 8 10 12 14 16 18 with fabric yardages for a dress and scarf. Includes pricing 65 cents per pattern plus mailing and handling, and requests pattern requests to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th Street New York NY 10011. Also promotes catalogs and sewing books with prices.
A collection of reader tips on slide photography bleach to print slide titles brass polishing methods using cloth and old tin or cardboard, gift list organization for showers, and spraying pattern sizing to revive fabric patterns with practical, low cost home hacks.
Mr and Mrs C M Blakeman of rural Ottawa entertained the Western Hoe Downers and their families with a Sunday fish fry. The fish caught by Dim Rybolt Ottawa RFD 1 was prepared by several hostesses. Guests came from Quenemo Harris Garnett Lyndon Princeton Richmond Wellsville Topeka and Ottawa.
Dear Ann Landers letters discuss risks of the pill and unplanned pregnancy. A cousin in labor shares fear of safe sex myths, while other readers recounts lessons on home safety with grease fires and first aid. The column reinforces practical cautions and personal anecdotes from readers.
Socialettes Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hirst hosted a Sunday gathering to honor Mrs. Lula Hobson of Richmond and her son Kenneth Hobson of Richland Washington, joined by Genevieve Hobson Shawnee Mission and many Hirsts and relatives from Ottawa Lawrence Princeton Pomona and Topeka. A second dinner honored birthday of Emory Deaton at Ottawa RFD 4 with guests including Mathias Montgomery Rathjen Brown and others from Ottawa Iola Princeton Pomona and Topeka.
Mariners of Westminster United Presbyterian Church attended a hayrack ride and wiener roast Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Wayne Walter in Princeton. Bill Ballinger and Bill Abbott provided guitar accompaniment around a campfire. The Abbott and Ballinger led devotions with Ballinger singing A Touch Of God s Hand. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jim Mauszcki Mr and Mrs Lee Butler and Mr and Mrs Bud Wheeler.
A Thursday forecast highlights Ottawa events featuring the Day-Zee Tops youth group at the Ottawa Memorial VFW 5901 Jr. Girls Unit, the White Shrine, Soroptimists, and Mrs. Opal Howell hosting or participating in club activities.
A simple method is to use all bought food instead of wasting leftovers or letting it spoil. A past survey found American families discard about two thirds of a pound per person daily. For a family of four that adds up to roughly two and a half pounds per day and nearly half a ton per year.
A son was born September 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Reekie of Ottawa and named Ian Patrick. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reekie and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson of Williamsburg. Great grandfather is Kim Reekie of Dodge City.
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