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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1962
Page
6
Relatives praise the brisket served by Mrs. L. E. Daugharthy at 804 S Mulberry as a rare meat dish. The recipe uses a marinate of tenderizer salt and garlic salt, then smoke flavor, and long oven cooking. A homemade barbecue sauce complements the dish with cole slaw, hot rolls, and seasonal vegetables and desserts.
Mrs Verne W Alden of Wellsville will speak at Yates Center Coffeyville Winfield and Cottonwood Falls during Kansas Home Demonstration Week noting women can contribute to citizenship. She shares experiences with Radio Free Europe broadcasts and tours of countries receiving them. She is a farm homemaker and past president of the National Home Demonstration Council and advocates for educational projects.
A compact listing of weekly club meetings and events across organizations including Royal Neighbors Beta Sigma Phi A.A.U.W. Jaycee groups De Molay and Masonic circles with dinners, potlucks, parades and choir events scheduled from Monday through Saturday across venues like North American Hotel and church facilities.
Mrs M H Morsbach house mother at the Phi Delta Theta house and her daughter Mrs Wint Winter of Ottawa will host a buffet supper Sunday evening for fraternity members and their dates. About 40 are expected.
United Church Women and Ottawa area churches join the nationwide May Fellowship Day on May 4. A coffee at 9 30 am precedes a service in the Undercroft of the Episcopal Church with the theme One Family Under God Who Is My Family. Special musical numbers planned. All women in Ottawa invited.
The son born April 23 to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Johnson, Kansas City, formerly of Ottawa, is named Douglas LeRoy and weighed 9 lb 4 oz. Another son born April 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pavy, Emporia, is named Peter John and weighed 7 lb. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Tulloss and Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Pavy. Mrs. John Lloyd of Ottawa is a great-grandmother. The Pavys have a daughter Patricia Ann, 2% years old.
L M 8 presents notes on spandex as a new elastic fiber, its advantages over natural rubber, and trademark names Vyrene and Lycra. It also reports on Ottawa girls visiting the Smithsonian, a Kansas Tour Council trip for youths, and upcoming reunions and a Pioneer trip to Topeka with local hobby show memorabilia from Mrs Rose Abbott.
Mrs. Royce Myers, District No. 6 Aide and past Wellsville matron, was honored at a Tuesday evening East ern Star reception in Wellsville Chapter No. 408. The event featured a "Touch of the Candles" ceremony, guest speakers, floral tributes, and a lavender pink tea for about 75 attendees from multiple chapters. Myers will visit her home chapter on May 8 for In Remembrance Obli gation Night.
Mrs. Arthur Atchison hosted the afternoon Far and Near Club gathering. Plans were made for a community house clean-up meeting on May 3 with 13 members and eight children present. Mrs. Gene Domnanish presided and Mrs. Ron Atchison won the door prize. Roll call responses were led by Mrs. Joe Taylor and refreshments were served.
Mrs Harold E Jones sails from Kansas City with three year old Marlea on Sunday for Okinawa to join S Sgt Jones. She has stayed with her parents the Bells for six months during his Pacific Island duty. First stop is San Francisco with possible Hawaii layover. Sgt Jones spent nine years at Salina before this assignment.
The Fairmount Birthday Club met at Harley Hume home with eighteen present. Kitchen committee included Mrs. Larry Dunn and Mrs. Russell Wray as birthdays for Dolly Davis, Edward Ferguson, and Hume were observed. Members quilted while Mrs. Clyde Newby led a business session and Mrs. Glanville and Mrs. Overstreet directed games. Visitors included Mrs. J A Johnson, Mrs. Rex Browning and Rusty Browning, and Russell Wray.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B Smith finished a nearly two month southern tour visiting kin in Houston Pensacola Tallahassee Tampa Fort Myers Palm Beach St Augustine and the Stephen Foster Memorial. They also stopped at Atlanta Stone Mountain Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Mammoth Cave Lincoln's birthplace and Paducah where a sister resides.
Anne Machin from Ottawa as Sunflower State delegate and her mother travel to Olathe for a tea at Mrs. Robert Manning's home. They will meet two local delegates Carol Harbour and Carolyn Antolini. Carline Diven, Ottawa delegate, could not attend due to junior senior prom work.
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