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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1964

Page

6

Winning Fair Ribbons Is Common Occurrence

Mrs. Vernon Gragg of Quenemo has dominated the Mid America Fair food division since 1937, entering 62 items this year and winning 35 ribbons including 11 blue, 10 red, and 13 white plus a grand championship. She raised vegetables in three gardens with her family, competes in 4 H and civic groups, and is known for Snickerdoodles and Coconut Kisses with recipes and kitchen notes.

Vernon Gragg Topeka Herald Quenemo Pomona Dam Vernon Gragey

Ironing board desk doubles as space saving study area

Dear Heloise offers versatile uses for an adjustable ironing board as a desk in small spaces. It doubles as a homework station for multiple children and as a sewing surface, with each end used for different tasks, while folding away when not in use.

Heloise

Canning, Broadway, Follies, and Ottawa Kindergarten Tales

A Kansas item highlights Mrs. Vernon Gragey’s well stocked Quenemo cellar proving home canning endures alongside freezing. Notes on Hamlet Broadway and The Follies costumes and Rockettes. Also recalls Ottawa kindergarten class sizes and early days as children adjust to school routines.

Follies Rockettes

Building and club listings at Anchor Ottawa event scene

MPM CLUB Anchor SUSANA WESLEY Circle Mrs Max Hunter JOBS DAUGHTERS Tuesday GOLDEN AGE Anchor building OTTAWA HORTICULTURE Study Club Miss Darleigh Johnson LAFALOT Mrs B L Stratton SWEET ADELINES N Baptist Church BAXTER SOCIAL Hour Colbern luncheon DAUGHTERS CLUB Mrs Roy B Church luncheon ELM GROVE CLUB Mrs Andy Reed MIRIAM CWF Group Mrs Irene Mangum tasting supper TALLY MISSION Circle Mrs Howard Brittingham WYCOFF COMMUNITY Mrs W A Bromert EAGLES AUXILIARY BEAUCEANT Friday SENIOR CLUB Youth Center ROYAL NEIGHBORS

MPM - Club Susana Wesley Circle Max Hunter Job Anchor Ottawa Darleigh Johnson

Socialettes Highlight Visitation and Soroptimist Honors

Visitors at Mrs. Verna Okeson’s home included sisters in law Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mack of Chelsea and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris of Vinita. They were joined by niece and family Mr. and Mrs. Bob Andrews. Charter Soroptimist member Mrs. J. E. Colby was honored as Ottawa Club reviewed its work and activities.

Verna Okeson J. W. Mack Chelsea Okla Frank Morris Vinita Bob Andrews Soroptimist Club J. E. Colby Ottawa Club

Leftover whole kernel corn stars in breakfast scramble

A fridge stash of leftover corn kernels tops scrambled eggs with crisp bacon on the plate. The idea blends sweet corn sweetness with rich eggs and smoky bacon for a hearty morning dish.

Boy With Drunk Parents Seeks Help After Domestic Fights

A letter to Ann Landers from a 17 year old boy describes parents who are constantly drinking and fighting. He recalls childhood trauma, fear in the home, and multiple vehicle accidents caused by their quarrels, seeking guidance and help.

Ann Landers

Confused Boy Faces Family Duty and College Plans

A teen asks how to leave home for college while caring for siblings in a household with alcoholic parents. The advisor suggests seeking on scene help from an aunt or uncle, clergyman, family doctor, or teacher, and mentions Alateen as a resource. The piece urges finding arrangements that allow college without abandoning his siblings.

Alateen

Letter to millions of women targets dress standards

A receptionist in a physician’s office complains about young mothers wearing tight pants and skimpy blouses with hair in curlers. The writer urges self respect and better appearance to set a positive example for children, referencing Miss Dee and a column read by millions.

al Anon Madison Square Station New York Ann Sanders Dee

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