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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1964
Page
6
A vintage recipe feature by Mrs Keith C Shumway shares Shrimp Creole Pecan Pie Chocolate Brownie Pie and Pralines. It lists ingredients and steps for Creole shrimp sauce and serving over rice along with simple variations and dessert tips.
Ottawa University sophomore John Robert Butler of Clinton, Pa., living with grandmother Mrs. John Sealey during school, learns his family home a nine room dwelling burned completely. he will return to a changed scene.
The report describes Alfred, a high school senior, suffering non serious burns after a gas leak ignited by a motorcycle spark in a basement garage. Esther Sealey aided escape as the family plans to rebuild the home. The letter also notes Ruth Stout's book Gardening Without Work and anecdotes about Ottawa basements and entertaining during an order to take cover.
Dear Heloise answers a common problem of crayons left in pockets. A home economist offers practical steps to remove melted crayon from clothing and dryer components, with tips for avoiding future incidents and preserving fabric.
Practical old time notes cover chalking out dye from crayons with dry cleaning solvents, chlorine bleach, and peroxide pastes. Embroidery tracing via pattern taped to cloth, extending brassieres with extenders, and drying socks on curtain rods offer simple home fixes.
Beta Sigma Phi Omega Chapter voted a five dollar donation to the PTA milk fund and heard a program on Literature led by Carlin Nalley. Officers were elected at a three chapter city council meeting: Dykstra president Gilroy vice president McCrea treasurer and Meyer secretary. A Girl of the Year ballot will be announced at Founders Day April 30 at OU student union. White elephant sale moved to May 18 at LeRoy Teeter’s Pomona home. Next meeting at Richard Williams home starts 7:30 with installation rituals.
Martha Coffman Kathy Sheldon and Dee Ann Snyder entertained the Allegro music club Friday evening at the Edwin Snyder home. Members performed piano pieces and memory recitals with awards given by Mrs M A Welty. Written theory work noted. Hostesses and mothers provided refreshments for 18 members and guests.
The Emery Green Social Club was entertained by Mrs. Elmer Perkins with Mrs. Profitt presiding. Prizes in three contests went to Mrs. Harry Fisher, Mrs. T. T. Shelton, and Mrs. Lee Peterson. Guests included Mrs. Mae Scott of Dodge City. Mrs. Clifford Hunter and Mrs. Henry Wherry helped serve refreshments. pal gifts were given to several attendees.
Wellsville Junior-Senior High announces fifth six weeks honor roll with A minus or B average requirements. Names include several students across grades seven through twelve such as Julie Bourgeois Judy Hancock Larry Ganong Albert Schendel Kenneth Dunham Diane Grewing Allen Peckham Mary Cohee Peggy O Neil Teresa Slaven Elaine Christy Sheila Dominick Janice Vickers Cheryl Rogers Bill Coughlin Dean Lawrenz Deanna Leach Douglas Mosher Nancy Pooch Robert Scott Linda Hennessey Joyce Cole Ronald Woodley Donald Woodley Jim Perkins Steve Grewing Kemm Farney Becky Slaven John O Neil Tracy Kramer William Allen Jo Eilen Coughenour Kathy DeVore Shirley Grimsley Jean Gleisberg Sandy Shoemaker Carol Wichman Vic Harrison Danny Carrow Idonna Haney Kay Medlin Harry Peckham Randy Todd Mary McCarthy Betty Martin John Mitchell Donnie Poole Charles Moore Marilyn Shoemaker Gene Broers
Printed Pattern 4775 offers a stand up ruffle style for Misses sizes 8 through 18. Size 16 needs 3 yards of 39 inch fabric. Pattern costs fifty cents with extra postage and handling. Send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams in New York.
Club Forecast lists meetings and events for MPM CLUB CWBC SUSANA WESLEY WSCS and many societies. It covers church circles, Daughters of Job’s, Golden Age, Beta Sigma Phi, Senior Club, Royal Neighbors, and a luncheon at the Country Club with times and hosts named.
A daughter named Lisa Ann was born April 24 to Mr and Mrs Irvin Middlebusher of Springfield Missouri formerly Ottawa. She weighed 8 pounds 5 4 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Patterson of 509 North Oak and Mr and Mrs Cecil Middlebusher of RFD 2.
A collection of reader questions to Ann Landers covering family frugality auntie, adolescent hair-pulling disorder, and a troubled trust issue in a past relationship. Advice panels suggest handling with calm, counseling, and decisive personal boundaries, urging forgiveness and self-respect in love.
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