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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1960

Page

3

Fish And Fowl Fine Eating For Food Fanciers

Food fanciers will find bargains on sea foods and fowl this week as Lent nears its climax. Scallops shrimp shad lobster tails rockfish and more are advertised with regional price variations. Fryers and roasting chickens are top promos with plentiful produce including carrots onions leafy greens and seasonal fruits and specials for Passover.

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Missionary Talk at Trinity Methodist W S C S

Rev Earl Fine spoke about his Africa work and showed slides at a Trinity Methodist W S C S meeting. The group voted to continue sending eggs to National College in Kansas City and noted twenty six guests from Richter and Union Chapel Societies plus twenty two members. Hostesses included Mrs Walter Pohl and others.

Trinity Methodist W.S.C.S Earl Fine Africa Lawrence National College Kansas City Henry Alban R. S. Ward Ft. Bertt A. E. Sullins L. D. Boatmen Howard Fisher Richter and Union Chapel Walter Pohl Boatman Cora Melcher Everett Chapman Ralph Brinkmeyer Harley Hume

Workshop Pattern Service offers Ruth of the Spears kit

Workshop Patterns advertise Ruth of the Spears and playful kittens motifs with actual-size scoring for cutting and painting. Pattern 45 includes signs and 3 1/4 inch letters and numerals, priced 35 cents. Also in Packet No. 71 Novelties to Make the Neighbors Smile, with full-size guides for handy cut-outs, all for $1. Workshop Pattern Service, The Ottawa Herald, Bedford Hills, New York.

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Annual Nurse Recruitment Party At Ransom Memorial

The Medical Auxiliary held its annual nurse recruitment party in the hospital staff room at Ransom Memorial. Mrs. WH. J. Terrill opened with a welcome and introduced speakers including R. A. Gollier and Mrs. J. E. Wallen. Janice Spromert of Ottawa shared her student nurse experiences at St. Margaret's Hospital, Kansas City, and outlined requirements for a nursing career. James R. Shellhorn discussed opportunities, scholarships, and nursing specialties.

Janice Bromert Ottawa St. Margaret’s Hospital Kansas City Kas Marilyn Chrisjohn Barbara Hiles Lane Lois Smith R. A. Gollier Max Loan Fund McCready J. E. Wallen Ransom Memorial Alde Pital Medical Auxiliary Frank A. Trump WH. J. Terrill Janice Spromert St. Margaret's Hospital St. Margaret's James R. Shellhorn School of Nursing

Sacred Heart Guild completes eight layettes project

Complete Project Sacred Heart Guild business session in the parish hall was conducted Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Jo B. Wolf who also gave a prayer. The remainder of the time was spent completing the guild project, the assembling of eight complete layettes. They will be sent up the Archbishop's Warehouse, War Relief Service, New York. Nineteen were present.

Sacred Heart Guild Jo B. Wolf War Relief Service New York

C W F Speaker With Area Guests Discusses Goals

C W F speaker Helen C Schwab of Topeka shared four goals for Ottawa area churches yesterday deepening spiritual life doubling membership doubling giving and launching an annual School of Missions. New officers include Mrs Albert Hamon president and Miss Nellie March 2nd vice president with a serving committee of Holden Emerson Brink Hammond. Sixty attended with Miss March entertaining Miss Schwab at supper and guests Mrs Loren Ames and Mrs Hanin.

C.W.E Helen C. Schwab Thpeka Ottawa C.W.F Dan, Fogle Albert Hamon Albert Keefer Nellie March H. K. Stevens Frank Holden Lee Harrison Loyd Brown Charles Schoonover Jokin Hiatt Holden Ralph Emerson Roger Brink

Socialities and Army Mothers events in Valley View area

Mrs. Clarence Ingersoll will host Army Mothers coffee at 9 a.m. tomorrow at 410 S Elm. Ladies Girele of Grand Army of the Republic meet Mrs. Ray Koontz tomorrow afternoon. Bela Gamma entertainment Tuesday at Mrs. C A Tucker's home features several hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geiger returned from New Orleans after visiting relatives. A Valley View bridal shower included long spaghetti rule demonstration and 45 guests invited.

Clarence Ingersoll S. Elm Girele Grand Army of the Republic Ray Koontz Charles T. Geiger New Orleans Thomas A. Ebaugh Helen Moody Valley View School Moody Darrell Macy David Brown Phil Parrott Roland Sass

Milk Dressing For Family Meals

Simple salad dressing idea uses undiluted milk with lemon juice or vinegar sugar salt pepper and seasonings to boost nutrients. This home tip notes dairy boosts meals and suggests occasional preparation.

Baby Payne Named William Douglas in St Louis Birth

The son born April 3 to Mr. and Mrs. William C. Payne of St. Louis Missouri has been named William Douglas He weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces The Paynes have another son Jonathan William Grandparents are Mr and Mrs C B McNish and Mr and Mrs Carl Payne.

William C. Payne St. Louis William Douglas Paynes Jonathan William C. B. McNish Carl Payne

Quick Pies Prep Process Notes

The guide outlines making pie dough, rolling it into 12 inch rounds, wrapping each round in moisture vapor proof paper, and freezing them for later use as needed.

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THE Associated Press Ruth Papas John Riviera Bargain S. Main Kansas Oxfords Bela Gamma C. A. Tucker R. A. Gellier Lyman Corlis Jr L. M. Shaughnessy M. J. Gentner John Sheldon Lee Casida Saffron Glass Co N. Main John G. Kaiser Kramer Morug Pharmacy
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