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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1957
Page
10
A vintage AP Food Editor piece presents a potato baked dish layered with butter or margarine and paprika, plus garnish. It suggests serving with fish and offers side ideas like creamed spinach, carrots with orange, beets with tarragon, broccoli wedges, and cheese sauces to pair with fish or eggs.
Betsy Rogers turned four yesterday at Miss Clara Kaiser’s nursery school. Her mother, Mrs. Joann Rogers, brought decorated cakes as pupils sang and played games. Attending were Barbara Bennett Joyce Barker Jimmy Capper Julie Frear Nancy Gaynor Pam Laury Bobby Osburn Lee Tetwiler Laurie Wallace Ann Dorkins Mike Wiggins and David Danielson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I. McCormick of Fort Worth Texas announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Ann to Eddy F. Clark an airman stationed at Fort Worth son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Clark 512 Willow. Clark graduated from Appanoose High School. The couple will marry at 8 p.m. on June 7 at Oakhurst Presbyterian Church Fort Worth.
Protection, Kansas reports a polio vaccination drive nearly reaching 100 percent for residents under 40 after bad weather. Mayor Powell says those who missed due to illness or absence will be reached soon, claiming a national record in protection. Rural residents were bussed to town but muddy roads reduced turnout. about 80 percent of eligibles were inoculated Tuesday.
Washington reports the National Park Service will study proposed Kansas monument sites if Congress funds the survey. Sen. Carlson's bill lists Huron Indian Cemetery in Kansas City and Pawnee State Park among others such as Santa Fe Trail near Dodge City Ft Hays Alcove Springs Ft Larned Medicine Lodge site Waconda Springs Rock City Ft Wallace Shawnee Mission and Coronado Quivera.
The Social Order of the Beauceant received four petitions last evening and elected one candidate to membership. Mrs. Oliver C. Curbey, worthy president, presided. A thank you note from Dr. Robert M. Parry, Osawatomie State Hospital superintendent, praised the Ottawa Assembly’s mailed magazines. Easter greetings came from supreme worthy president Mrs. Fred L. Gregory. Refreshment committee for the social hour with Sir Knights included Mrs. Merle Marmon, Mrs. Al Hickman, and Mrs. Harley Gover.
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Kansas State Union of Carpenters chartered yesterday afternoon in Wichita chose Mrs. Russell Snyder of Olathe as its first president. Other officers include Mrs. Hugh Evans of Wichita as vice president and Mrs. Charles Miller of Topeka as secretary with a board of directors featuring Mrs. Doris Pittman of Independence, Mrs. Norman Berkman of Salina, and Mrs. Pauline Scheinkert of Parsons.
Fashion pattern offers a cool sheath sundress and bolero coverup for half sizes to slim without alterations. Details list fabric yardage for size 16 and bolero, pattern number 4641, with printed directions and mailing cost instructions to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. in New York.
The U.S. Embassy states Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi will visit Washington in June 1921 to exchange views with President Eisenhower but will not engage in formal negotiations.
A Gill is an old kitchen measure equal to a quarter of a pint or half a cup. It equals 4 tablespoons or 72 milliliters in modern terms. In recipes it appears as a small liquid measure used in historical cooking.
Local social notes record visits and gatherings in Quenemo area. Names include Brow from Lawrence, Wilson, Comstock, Wiley, Meneley, Gilliland of Dallas, and Reed families among others. Events mention bridge club, weddings anniversaries, travel between Kansas communities, church activities, and a March Happy Hour Club meeting with a covered dish lunch.
The Ottawa Herald notes that Dett Mrs George Lewis Mia Emery Frack and children plus Mr and Mrs Richard Carswell and Mr H Thornton and Mr Frank Dickey, who had been ill for some time, were taken to Winter General Hospital in operation the first of the week.
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