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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1961
Page
7
A mother, a professor, and a wife write to Ann Landers debating how colleges should handle romantic entanglements between faculty and students. The letters discuss protecting livelihoods, fairness, and due process while recounting multiple incidents involving professors and infatuated students, with calls for notifying authorities and allowing the accused a hearing.
Miscellany from Life Magazine highlights early cookbook origins from Apicius in the first century A D and a Vatican cook book printed about twenty years after Gutenberg. It notes U.S. sales surpassing five million hardcovers with many paperbacks, trends toward gourmet and diet cookery, and classic titles like the Better Homes and Gardens Cook Book and Fannie Farmer.
Socialettes visiting Miss Esther Garrison stayed a few days with her cousin and wife Mr. and Mrs Leland B Rourids of Syracuse NY. They left Friday for Kansas City to attend the national convention of Disciples of Christ over the weekend.
Food is fun for 15 O.1.8 junior girls as a frolic before a game. They gather for a potluck supper and a talk fest to eat together and discuss school events of the day and predictions for the game to follow. The idea mixes food, social time, and sports anticipation.
Peters-Rouse wedding at First Methodist Chapel in Ottawa marks a social gathering with neighbors bringing dishes. Recipes include tuna casserole, scalloped potatoes, green bean casserole, chocolate dessert, oatmeal cookies, and a chocolate upside down cake. Attendants were Kent Burns and Linda Wheeler. party attendees included Mrs. Elsie J. Peters and Kris Ziegler hosting a sociable meal.
A daughter named Lori Ann was born on September 26 at St Elizabeths Hospital to Mr Charles Atchison and Mrs Judy Griffin Atchison. She weighed 7 pounds 1 ounce. Grandparents are Clifford Griffin Homer Atchison of Ottawa.
Senior Club members exchanged plants and elected officers at yesterday afternoon's meeting in the Youth Center. Elected were Mrs. Myrtle Graham chairwoman Mrs. R W Emerson vice chairwoman Mrs A J Brady secretary and Mrs Clara Klein treasurer. Thirty eight members attended plus visiting and games with the refreshment committee consisting of Mrs. Klein Mrs Brady and Mrs Jessie Hall.
Mrs. Foster Roberts Williamsburg Miss Helen Staadt and Mrs. Mary Black attended the 83rd annual Kansas Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention in Clay Center. Highlights included speeches by state president Winifred Peterson and national president Mrs. Fred J. Tooze, performances by local choirs, and awards won by Ottawa entrants. The Ottawa Mary Black Union earned multiple first and second places. next meeting at Abilene in 1962.
Founders Day was celebrated Thursday night at the home of Mrs Harod J Lamb with a Soroptimist Education program presented as a game by Miss Nell Barnaby and Mrs Wanda Baird. The club voted a donation to the Community Book Fair in November. Hostesses were Mrs Henry Colby and Mrs Mary Tankersley.
A dense club schedule lists Beta Sigma Phi chapters, church groups, youth center meetings, and social events across Monday to Friday. Activities include potlucks, programs, auxiliary meetings, dinners, and community gatherings at First Methodist, Lincoln School, Trinity, and other venues with many club names and organizers named.
Mrs. Joe Taylor hosted the Far and Near Club with Mrs. Jim Cunningham presiding and Mrs. George Kersley on roll call. Twelve members and six children attended. Mrs. Bernie Stinson won the door prize. A Sunday potluck is planned with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Turner in Baldwin, former neighborhood residents. Visitors included Mrs. W. E. O'Neill Mrs. Frank Morris and Mrs. Ernest Finch.
Susan Geiss entertained the Allegretto Music Club at her parents’ home with piano numbers from members and Anne and Jean Geiss. Mrs. M A Welty directed a note drill. Refreshments were served. ten members and fifteen guests attended.
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