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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1963
Page
6
Readers share thrifty fixes from rug lining cabinet shelves to plastic tablecloth snack setups. Advice covers cleaning piano gloss shelves, using carpet scraps, diaper bag odor control, wallpaper removal with hot water and detergent soaked rollers, and painting with milk-carton cups to minimize mess. Names and details reflect a homey advice column tone.
Bridal events for Joanne Ochs daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Ochs, 326 East 12th, highlight two pre nuptial gatherings. Hosted by Linda Guist, Donna Dykstra at the Earl Guist home, guests enjoyed bridal bingo and a cherub table centerpiece. out of town attendees included Carol and Cheryl Jones from Overland Park. A second shower at the A M Harvey home featured a parasol motif in orchid and white with a corsage for Miss Ochs. guests traveled from Kansas City and Leavenworth. The couple plans to marry on May 11 with Larry Hinderliter as groom.
Hans Hirelams promotes a playsuit and skirt pattern 4505 with sizes 12 to 44 and a golf friendly trim. Prices include 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for first class mail. send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. at The Ottawa Herald, 243 West Ith St New York. Also advertises 304 design ideas and a coupon for a free pattern with a 50 cent order.
A reader complains about a high school principal’s long speech condemning couples walking arm in arm in the halls, arguing affection between teens is normal. She also notes a sculptress relative donating art as a wedding gift and urges respect for the couple’s decision.
A reader asks about dress code and public affection in schools, noting blond peroxide streaks and displays of genuine affection. Ann Landers replies urging moderation, self-respect, and returning to responsibilities, while other letters seek guidance on union with a partner, finances, and a sculpture display etiquette.
The Southside Loyal Temperance Legion met at the Nazarene Church with Steven Cox presiding and leading the singing. Devotional leader was Terry Edwards. salutes to the flags were led by Jimmy Cox, Ralph Davis, and Linda Moore. Members approved a May 3 cookie sale and enjoyed refreshments as nineteen members attended.
Mrs. Jim Morton formerly Barbara Boyer was honored at a bridal shower held last evening at Calvary Baptist Church. Pink and white decorations featured a pink umbrella over the bride and attendants with pink bells. Dining area showcased pink streamers, bridal Bible centerpiece, lace handkerchief and pink roses. twenty four guests attended. hostesses were Mrs. Gale Woodrome, Mrs. David Arnold and Mrs. Warren Baker.
In Kansas City on April 20 Joan P. McNamara and Charles R. Crowell exchanged vows at Immaculate Conception Cathedral officiated by Father Bowman. The bride wore white satin lace, with Barbara Ann Fisher as attendant. Best man John Crowell and ushers Joe McNamara and Jorge Olguin attended. A Pena Plaza reception followed. The couple resides at 11614 West 3rd. The bride, a laboratory aide at St Joseph's Hospital, and the groom, a Herald printer, plan a short wedding trip.
The Acorn Club met Wednesday for a potluck dinner at noon with Mrs. Byron Robinson. Mrs. Grace Herring called the meeting to order. One dollar was sent to the cancer fund. Cards were sent to Arlie Wood and Ed Anderson. Six visitors and six members attended. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Clifford James on May 21.
A dense listing of community events includes ACE and Misa Grace Metz potluck and installation at STITCH and CHATTER in Pomona, several church groups from FIRST BAPTIST WMS to UNION CHAPEL WSCS all day events, plus social hours and potluck meals at various local organizations. Events feature Mrs Ella Plager, Mrs Don Martin, and others across churches, social clubs, and the Eagles Auxiliary, with activities from morning through evening.
Mrs. Walter Lickteig of Greeley shares home bread making with her husband and six children. The article details French Bread and Cinnamon Swirl Orange Bread recipes, plus a Coffee Swirl roll and a citrus salad, highlighting family tastes, kitchen routines, and the social exchange of recipes among relatives.
A simple method to add bright flavor to coconut frosting is to mix shredded coconut with grated orange or lemon rind. Use the flavored coconut to garnish a fluffy frosting atop cupcakes for a citrusy aroma and zest.
Miscellany at One previews the Ottawa Miss Ottawa pageant with lavish sets by Jack Day begun in July. The chandelier stage design uses 500 prisms and 40 yards of beadwork with modernistic swim suit mobiles, silver cloth, and electric blue chiffon. The crown from last year returns as part of the spectacle, with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wadkins and Jack’s mother assisting. Viewers are urged to attend May 3 and 4 to see the completed production. Also featured is a charity seed drive for Osawatomie State Hospital and a quip from Kansas Teacher about beauty versus brains.
Group visits to Wadsworth VA Hospital last evening included Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sowers Mr. and Mrs. Chester Louderback Mrs. Bob Robinson and Mrs. Frank Lehew. They distributed 70 dozen cookies with coffee to about 100 crippled veterans. Town and Country 4H Club contributed a one hour program with square dances a Spanish dance a piano solo a girls choral group numbers by a horn ensemble directed by Dr. Martin Brockway and a 50 voice chorus. Auxiliary members brought 27 pillow tops and 88 balls of rag rags.
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