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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1965
Page
6
A homemaker collection from Mrs. M. J. Hamlin at 1615 Orchard Drive shares several favored dishes. Recipes include Owen Barbecued Ribs with a brown sugar vinegar sauce, Cheese Spaghetti Casserole, Easy Sweet Pickles, Lemon Sherbet, and Pecan Puffs. The notes note source, method, and serving ideas, reflecting home kitchen traditions and shared family favorites.
A list of meetings and activities for local clubs including M P M Club Mothers Club SUSANA WESLEY WSCS Circle ANA Social Meeting and numerous gatherings such as ARMY MOTHERS sewing CWBC Bosses Dinner COUNTRY CLUB OMICRON CHAPTER Beta Sigma Phi HOMAKER CHAPTER AU PEO COsWORKERS and Golden Age Group at Anchor building featuring hospitality by Mrs. Clarence Rea and others across Ottawa with venues like First U.P. Church and the Youth Center.
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A reader collage echoes Heloise style with home hacks. A woman patches a rocking chair with old neckties stitched like a quilt. Other tips include a pillow backrest with a washboard, carrying salad in an aspirin bottle, and clever quick fixes for small annoyances.
Mrs Kenneth Mealman was reinstated as a member of VFW Auxiliary and Mrs Ethel Seymour transferred from Topeka. Three new petitions were received. Delegates elected to the department convention in Junction City June 4-6 include Clarene McFadden Garland Hinkle and Robert Altic. Alternates are Roy Lamber t Mrs Kenneth Mealman and David Burgoon Jr. New officers elected: president Glen W Hardesty senior vice president C D McFadden junior vice president H Raymond McCurdy treasurer Rachel Hubbard chaplain David Bunch conductress Lattebert guard Rita Hardesty trustee Kenneth Mealman. Auxiliary plans aid to TX Ray unit and sponsor Junior Girls Unit. Annual poppy sale set May 22 Loyalty Day April 29 7 30 p.m Memorial Auditorium. Kansas department representatives Georgette Lonsinger president and commander William Aldridge to attend. Mr and Mrs Garland Hinkle served refreshments after joint post and auxiliary session.
Mrs Mary Louise Risdon spoke to the Topeka Branch of American Pen Women last fall on how books enrich life. National Library Week prompts notes on children’s literature growth from 907 titles in 1950 to 2 605 in 1963. Children seek security and belonging, emotional and intellectual safety, and a clear, satisfying ending with memorable plot and characters.
The Williamsburg high school Easter assembly was sponsored by the Kaye ettes. Connie Kendall narrated the Easter story and the girls ensemble performed numbers. Cheerleader elections re elected Lauraine Anderson and Connie Kendall. new cheerleaders are Kathy Hoyt and Judy O’Neill. Six science students plus Principal Jack Hobbs and Harold Boggs attended KU Engineers open house in Lawrence. Fifty six students took Emporia State Scholarship tests April 10. Woman’s Society of Christian Service presented special memberships to Mrs. Pearl Butter and Mrs. Louis Coppoe at a Methodist worship service. In observance of the 43rd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Fritts, Walter Hallen hosted dinner at Williamsburg Cafe. 27th anniversary celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Decker. Easter Sunday drew large crowds for morning worship and church dedication ceremonies for the new Methodist building, with baptisms of Leanna Horne and Kara Anne Hobbs. Rev. Melvin Booth preached, and Rev. Charles Minsch and Rev. Newell Razak assisted. Earl Anderson led the building committee as the structure was consecrated. A robed choir of 20, directed by Mrs. S. T. Thornton, with organist Mrs. W. R. Binns, performed hymns.
Socialettes note Mr and Mrs C R Campbell host a family dinner Sunday to honor grandson Bill Madison who has just graduated from Officers Candidate School. He is visiting Kansas City parents Mr and Mrs W B Madison son before leaving May 1 for Hawaii. Pearl Harbor will be his home base aboard the escort ship Savage.
A letter asks about a 19 year old who ignores parents and blocks speech, with advice to seek professional help. A fiancé asks whether to ban liquor at a wedding toast, and a separated wife seeks guidance after reconciling while the husband remains with another woman. Ann Landers advises restraint, open communication, and avoiding ultimatums.
Mr and Mrs Ben C Kiefer Ottawa RFD 3 announce the engagement of Patricia Ann Kiefer to John LeRoy Cummings He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Cumings Clathe Miss Kiefer attends Emopora State Teachers College Cummings is a graduate of Emoporia State Teachers College and is enrolled in Sears manager training in Kansas City A later summer wedding is planned.
Four Cuban refugees walked barefoot upon arriving in Miami after a six day boat exodus during which they said they ate a shark raw to survive. They vowed to forego shoes for a week and kiss land three times upon reaching the United States. The Coast Guard delivered them to the Cuban Refugee Center.
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