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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1972

Page

4

Hints From Heloise and Practical Home Tips

Readers share kitchen and craft ideas including color tipped pancakes for kids by Henry Foote age 10 and using colored paper to refresh old canister sets. Suggestions cover straw handbags as decor, snag prevention on bedspreads, and adhesive-backed paper for child room crafts.

Heloise Henry Foote Henry Rosie S.E. Baker

Wedding deadlines and submission rules set by Herald

The Herald outlines submission deadlines for wedding notices and photos. Photos and write ups must be received within two weeks for publication with photos, up to a month for stories, and full pieces within one week. No charge for wedding notices and forms are at the society desk. questions go to the women's department at 242-4700.

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Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Leland Sass in Rantoul

Mrs Jim Burkdoll hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for Mrs Leland Sass the former Cindy Pierson with co hosts Mrs Harold Kimball Mrs Leroy Wasmund and Mrs Jim Hull. Blue and green decorations and refreshments featured as 32 guests attended.

Jim Burkdoll Rantoul Leland Sass Cindy Pierson Harold Kimball Leroy Wasmund Jim Hull

Bean Salads For Quick Nutritious Meals

This homemaker focused piece highlights bean salads as delicious, nutritious and convenient. They can be prepared ahead, stirred, and served quickly, with one variant partially prepared the night before and dressed at serving time, while another is served hot for fast results.

Socialettes and Dinner Guests Across Town

Social notes list Mrs. Margaret Koehler and sister Mrs. Frances Warner visiting Aunt Mrs. Anna Roush in Richmond with Bob Roush family in rural Princeton. Other entries note Danny Easthouse’s 13th birthday honored by Marvin Stephan and Brad in Richmond, plus weekend visits by Kenneth Bowman’s Richmond family from Emporia and Leo Wiederholt Sr.’s Princeton relatives ending in Osage City. Marinated Green Beans recipe given alongside Hot Bean Salad with beans, celery, onions, pickles, cheddar and bacon.

Margaret Koehler Forest Ill Frances Warner Ottawa Anna Roush Richmond Bob Roush Princeton Marvin Stephan Brad Danny Easthouse Helen Easthouse Mrs Truman Mall Topeka David Ireley Rantoul Leo Wiederholt Sr Leavenworth Phillip Wiederholt Osage’ City

Myers Fanning Lane 21st Family Reunion at City Hall Melvern

The 21st Myers Fanning and Lane family reunion was held at Melvern City Hall. Carry-in dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fanning. Officers elected include Mrs William Burd president and Mrs Don Tevis vice president. Attendees from Lyndon Ottawa Lecompton Spring Hill Melvern and Carbondale gathered for readings and musical selections.

Myers, Fanning and Lane Melvern Lloyd Fanning Jim Fuller Lyndon Mabel Henry Ottawa Alison Sloop Kenneth Sloop Spring Hill Ethel Patterson Jack Fanning Wichita William Burd Lecompton Don Tevis Harry Loyd Stephens Rice Arlen Sloop Norma Fuller Jimmy Toni Lyle Sloop Don Sloop Deane Sandra David Lynda Lee Ann Susan Gene Fanning Paula Raymond Rice Nancy Jerry Danny Randy Earl Lane Leonard Boyer Kenny Amy Alison Rosalyn Robert Ronnie Carbondale Cindy Bonn Overbrook Pearl Bristow Roger Gould Tammy Michael Bill Sloop Bob Lisa Tim Osage City

Food Shorts on Price Elasticity in Livestock Markets

Economically, livestock and meat show price elasticity as supply meets demand. Historically, when farm on the hoof prices fall, producers earn less or break even, possibly exiting the market. Production then drops, but as demand holds, prices rise, spurring more output and stabilizing retail prices per the National Livestock and Meat Board.

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