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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
3
Household tips share keeping silver tarnish free in mason jars with dry bottoms and tight lids. Readers offer time saver ideas for washing windows cornmeal lumps iron board setup and dish care plus sewing fixes and practical storage tricks.
Printed Pattern 4754 offers a curved neckline dress and slim skirt with a matching jacket for summer 1963. Includes sizes 16, 44, 44, and 44 with yardage details and mailing instructions to Anne Adams in New York. 30 cents for catalog with 304 design ideas and a free pattern coupon.
Read as a compact society calendar listing gatherings and organizers. BETA GAMMA and PEO groups host tastings and dinners at local venues including North American Hotel and Union Chapel. Promenaders Square Dance Club and Faith Lutheran Guild plan activities with several hostesses named.
If batter remains after making pancakes, store it in a covered container in the refrigerator. The next day add a little more of the leavening agent originally used before using it again.
General Edward Hand Chapter DAR hosted Betty Washington Chapter members and guests Rita Cavender Wellsville Wm Valle Clinton Iowa and Mary Carpenter Ottawa. L O Gaddis presented color slides on Rosalie Natchez Miss state shrine and Tryon Palace New Bern NC first fixed Colonial Capitol. 22 members attended. L D Gaddis and Elaine to attend DAR Continental Congress April 15-19 with Elaine serving as page.
Wanda Flora daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Flora Williamsburg and Dick Crooks son of Mr and Mrs Stokes Crooks Waverly wed yesterday Probate judge Steele performed the ceremony Present were their parents and the bride s aunt Mrs Richard Jones Williamsburg The bride has been the Herald carrier at Williamsburg The groom works in construction They reside in a trailer on the groom s parents farm
Mrs Byron Robison led the Princeton WSCS meeting in the church basement on Thursday. She reported on the Kansas Conference and read an Easter poem. Mrs Bessie Bare gave devotions and Mrs Joe McAuliff led the program. An invitation for the Union Chapel spring tea on May 2 was read. Mrs Evan Lloyd and Mrs Marvin Brenner will audit the books. The tea committee included Mrs Brenner, Mrs Cecil Dunn and Mrs Mark Walter. Sixteen attended.
Virginia McCart, bride elect to marry Roland Bromert on May 25, was guest of honor at a bridal shower at the J. M. Petty home. Hostesses Cheryl Petty Patty Kiefer and Mrs Dale Waits led thirteen attendees in bride bingo. Gifts from guests were arranged on a table centered with a large diamond ring surrounded by redbud.
Social notes report Mrs. F A Doman hosting a coffee at her home Tuesday 9 to 11 a m for US Army Mothers Post No 4 members and friends. Easter guests of Mrs Lois Smith include her daughter and family from Kansas City. Visiting today are Mr and Mrs T T Johnson with his sister and brother in law the M M Meadows from Vancouver Washington. Mr and Mrs Albert V Huer-
Easter weekend visitors included Ter and son Dennis from Marysville Mr and Mrs P O Crawford from Fort Scott and Richard Huerter from Topeka who were hosted by Mr and Mrs Dick Crawford at 724 East 11th in Topeka.
Mr and Mrs Roy Gragg of Quenemo will mark their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home on April 28 from 2 to 5 p m Dessie Brooks and Mr Gragg wed in Burlington on April 26 1913 and have spent most of their lives in the Quenemo area They have three daughters Genevieve Richardson Oakland California De Arcey Burns Kansas City and Rexine Walters Quenema five grandchildren and one great grandchild The daughters will attend the open house.
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