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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1957
Page
10
Printed Pattern 4598 offers a shirt waist dress for larger figures with three sleeve options. Sizes 36 through 50 require 4 yards of fabric for size 36 and include printed instructions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents more for a first class mailing to Anne Adams in New York.
A kitchen tip notes you can substitute equal parts liquid from canned salmon for milk when preparing a white sauce to accompany the fish. The salmon oil adds flavor while maintaining creaminess without altering portions.
A Sunday basket dinner at St. Anthony's parish hall Homewood honored Mrs. Henry Reh for her 80th birthday on April 11. Grandchildren, sons and wives, a sister and many relatives from Waverly Overbrook Topeka Scranton Burlington and Ottawa attended with gifts and a cake from three granddaughters.
A vintage recipe for a seafood cocktail and roast turkey meal includes stuffing gravy cranberry jelly and sides like sweet potatoes green peas onions hot bread and pumpkin pie. The method details mixing dry ingredients with milk corn meal and rice then baking two buttered 8 inch pans and layering with butter for serving.
Socialettes report Eloise McFadden turning 16 with a Saturday party at brother Harlan McFadden’s home. Giers of Williamsburg attend Alma Lutheran confirmation services. Phillip Theel classmate. Navy Mothers Club sews rug rags for veterans hospital. J C Hannaman Jr. wins quilt. Promenaders square dance elect Art Keller president. pot luck precedes dance in Memorial auditorium. Luncheon at Country Club for 41 women. next committee named. Tom Hannaman visits from Dayton. will leave Saturday.
Davis Paint Store presents contact details with phone number 332 and location at 129 Main Street. The notice emphasizes storefront presence and basic business information for customers seeking paint supplies.
Monday Stitchers club members sewed and visited Monday evening at Mrs. Dick Carey's home. Those present included Miss Bertha Richardson Mines Don Capper R. L. Davis Howard Henderson and John Kramer. Tuesday will be Mrs Harold Crawford and Mrs D L Young.
The following newborns are recorded: Glenda Lynn, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Mease of 109 W. 9th, weight six pounds fourteen ounces, born April 10. Jeffrey Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E. Melcher of Manhattan, weight seven pounds twelve ounces, born April 18. Ronald Joe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Irving Dodd of 618 N. Cedar, weight six pounds eight ounces, born April 10. Marla Gaye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wayne Harrell of 722 S. Mulberry, weight eight pounds, born April 12. Frederick Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Frederick Twyman of 1236 W. 7th, weight nine pounds thirteen ounces, born April 13. Grandparents listed include Mr. and Mrs. Ewing M. Lawrence of Pomona and Mrs. Cora Melcher of RFD 4.
Mrs B G Otto and Mrs Lewis Bell Jr hosted a layette shower for Mrs Dean Harrell last evening at the Otto residence. Guests played games, gifts were arranged around a stork figure, and a dessert was served. Invited included Mrs Lula Davis Lawrence C D Lyman Paola Richard Bethell Lloyd Stiffler E E Hendrix Homewood R O Bundy R L Stevens G E Morelet Ray Bloomer Glenn Jones Joe Mahoney Leon Mallory Ray Patton Bill Myers Walter Pierson Larry Jones T J Harrell T P Harrell Allie Davis and Miss Eleanor Evans.
Mrs Dale Purcell spoke on Planting for Continuous Bloom at the Beta Gammas program. She showed many pictures of day lilies, her favorite flower, as about twenty four members attended the evening. Mrs Paul Gaynor and Mrs Ralph Gage led the program committee with Mrs George Lister as hostess and Mrs Bruce Spears as co hostess. Mrs John Sheldon oversaw the business session.
About 40 guests attended a layette shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs Leland Gilliland honoring Mrs Elwin Henry of Rural Free Delivery Route 4. Co hosts were Mrs Theodore Nelson and Mrs Harold Simmons. Mrs Hayden Turner won games and gave prizes to the guest of honor. Favors and refreshments featured pink and blue.
White elephant sale and tea social hour hosted by local groups including Mrs. Bob Phinipa and Mrs. John Higdon. Meetings listed for F. L. A. Mrs. H. A. Ward and Valley Chapel Ladies alongside Peoria Ladies Aid and Beauceant with EMERY GREEN Community involvement.
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