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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1958
Page
3
A reflective piece argues that daily newspapers are vital for teen education and curiosity. It extols newspapers as diaries of events, sources for science, literature, and economics, and as a constant civic and cultural service for students and the broader public.
Use a swivel blade vegetable peeler to curl freshly soft chocolate for a pretty dessert garnish. Both unsweetened and semi sweet chocolate may be used for the garnish.
Instructions describe frying hash in hot fat with generous oil to cover the skillet bottom. Spread hash evenly, cover, and cook on low heat without stirring until a crisp brown crust forms on the bottom.
Mr and Mrs Thomas G Wharton of RFD 1 Richmond mark their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home Easter afternoon from 2 to 5 Relatives and friends are invited. They wed April 8 1908 in Albany Missouri with Pearl Wallace officiating. The couple later lived in Texas Kansas and since 1943 have farmed near Richmond with three sons Glen Glenn and Vernon and two granddaughters.
Socialettes note initiations at Gamma Phi Beta and Alpha Chi Omega. Sophomores Marilyn Henning and Susie Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hamm spend Sunday in Valley Falls with Ina McCracken and wedding anniversary dinner guest F F Hurst. Roundabout Club hosts slides with Mrs A B Martin and Edinburg Scotland trip discussion. First Christian CWF prepares a Brotherhood Agencies program with Rev. Miller. Stitchers club meets at Mrs Dick Carey’s. attendees listed. League of Women Voters hosts set for Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs B F Bowers returns from Wichita after Kansas Mother of the Year committee work. Details on attendees and hosts.
Mrs A C Heigele led a Poetry program for the Columbian Shakespeare Club yesterday with roll call of favorite poets. Hostesses were Mrs Heigele and Mrs Judson Lee. Mrs Earl Sexton spoke on Hebrew poetry reading Psalms and Proverbs and noted acrostic poems. Mrs H C Constant read original poems for her son and tributes to friends. Arbor Day planning includes planting a Hopac crab at Garfield School on a suitable day with visitor Mrs L C Geiss present.
Advertisement for a 35 inch fabric dress pattern 4779 in Jr Miss sizes 9 11 13 15 17. Includes lingerie neckline chemise and vestee option. Print directions provided and cost 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing. Send to Anne Adams pattern department in New York with name address zone size and style number.
Use a small sharp knife to remove the T shaped bones from loin lamb chops. Fill the hollowed meat with a small amount of stuffing, curl the chop tail around it, fasten with toothpicks, and broil.
Mrs Harry Loyd of 804 N Oak submits a Worthwhile HDU recipe for New Style Hamburgers using milk bread crumbs onion margarine or butter and poultry seasoning. Patties are browned then covered with a tomato sauce and simmered for 45 minutes to serve six.
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