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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1968
Page
7
A reader tired of being the office ear for others shares how listening drains her. Ann Landers urges Tat to keep listening, noting many people need someone to unburden themselves and the world needs listeners.
Advertises Printed Pattern 4925 for Misses sizes with a waist hugging shirtwaist and a wide belt in two lengths. Provides fabric yardage for 54 inch fabric and pricing including 65 cents pattern price plus 15 cents mailing, plus order details to Anne Adams care of The Ottawa Herald. Mentions Fall-Winter Catalog and new sewing book offer with coupon.
Chapter AU of PEO held its first fall meeting Tuesday with a dinner at Mrs. Bowers home. Mrs. Blanche Pinet led the business session and Mrs. W. S. Bowers presented the program Focus on Conversation. Twenty five members and one guest attended. next meeting set for Oct 8.
A feature profiles Mrs. Wiederholt of 220 W 7th as a nurse aide who cooks ahead for her Pepsi Cola driver husband. She favors pressure cooking and Mexican flavors, supplies two tested recipes, Confetti Salad and Yum Yum Cake, plus a vegetable relish and Poor Boy Casserole.
A listing of Ottawa area club meetings for Tuesday through Friday. Groups include Navy Mothers at Memorial Auditorium at 2 p.m., ENTRe Nous, WCTU Institute with 9:30 a.m. start and noon luncheon, Sunshine Circle, Chapter GL of PEO picnic at Pomona, Willing Workers at Faith Bible Church, Memorial VFW Auxiliary 5901 potluck at 6:30, AAUW, Beta Gamma, Highland Avenue Club, and other groups with times and locations across Ottawa, Pomona, Quenemo, and surrounding areas.
Socialities notes report Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Lawrence of Pomona returned from a four week visit with their son and family Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lawrence of Deal New Jersey. Mrs John R Annan of Chicago Illinois has returned home after visiting her mother Mrs E M Sternecker of 505 Willow Street. Mrs Nina Blair and Mrs Leota Huff of 505 Willow visited last weekend with her son and family in Shawnee.
A reader explains how adding yellow food coloring to oil before frying creates a golden hue on fried chicken and breaded chops. Other tips include salting and flouring skinless chicken, refrigerating battered meat, and using towels as gift wrap. Various readers share time saving household ideas from lunches to cleaning and storage hacks.
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