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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1957

Page

7

Women and home economics work boost modern living

About six million women joined in 1955 in the nationwide home demonstration program spanning 48 states with Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico. In Franklin County 600 women participate through home economics extension programs led by trained volunteers and county agents focusing on first aid cookery cloth and home repair.

Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico Verne Alden Wellsville National Home Demonstration Council Franklin County Kansas Mary Dean Holle

Piano Recital Tonight by Miss Hope Mott Pupils

The article describes a recital this evening by pupils of Miss Hope Mott including Tamara O'Dea Shoemaker Mary Frances Payne Paulette Good Jay Stoffer Irene Milton Diana Kissinger Barbara Rybolt Bradford O'Dea Lola Mae Sink Mary Linda Craig Ann Keith Bobby Nordyke Sue McNish Karen Harmonson Joyce Bartlett Rowena Trader Bonita Mendell Alan Rybolt Shirley Small Peggy Nordyke. The program highlights the teachers aim to help families analyze their presents and use information to make changes such as budgeting and improving home life.

Hope Mott HDA Tamara O'Dea Iciorii Mary Frances Payne Paulette Good Jay Stoffer Diana Kissinger Gense Barbara Rybolt Bradford O'Dea Faml Lola Mae Sink Mary Linda Craig Fies Ann Keith Bobby Nordyke Sue Situation McNish Karen Harmonson Joyce Bartlett Rowena Trader Bonita Mendell Alan Rybolt Shirley Peggy Nordyke

Bridal Shower Marks Rebekah Week Celebrations

The National Home Demonstration Week spread a surprise bridal shower for Mrs. J. J. Good at the Becker home. Hosts Mrs. William Becker and Mrs. Harry Loyd presented two pictures and a plaque. Attendees included Mrs. Obed Harmon son, Mrs. Gall Nitcher, and numerous guests.

Rebekah Cele-Lodge J. J. Good Elma Bryan William Becker Harry Loyd Becker Paola Ben Holmes Adam Wicke Sharon Zielsdorf

Skywatching project trains volunteers in aerial reporting

Skywatching volunteers from Franklin County Shendaloup HDU run a two hour shift program from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Observers report aircraft sightings from a press box post in Baker University including time, type, distance and flight direction. The effort involves eight volunteers led by Mrs. Charles Caudill with about 100 trained observers, 80 active, and support from husbands of members.

Baker University Tvoe Franklin County Shendaloup Hdu Charles Caudill PEM Seca Tener Es Eny cerSeaee Shendaloup Messrs. Caudill Kalb O'Dea Baldwin Ground Observer Corps St. Joseph

Babies Named in Claflin and Nearby Towns

A roundup of newborns: Kevin Michael Madden born April 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madden Claflin weighs 8 pounds 12 ounces. Susan Diane Gage born April 11 to Mr. and Mrs. James Gage 416 Maple. Cynthia Jane Hildebrandt born April 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hildebrandt 811 E 1b weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces. Marcus Dwight Roberts born April 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Foster Roberts Pomona weighs unknown. John Harris Minnick born April 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Minnick 921 5 Mulberry weighs 8 pounds 8 ounces. George Burton Waddie born April 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hugh Waddie Osawatomie weighs 8 pounds 13 ounces. Vance Brian Weigand born April 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rex Weigand RFD 3 weighing 9 pounds 9 ounces. Janet Marie Brown born April 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Brown Baldwin weighs unknown. Karen Jo Stoneking born April 26 to Mr. and Mrs. David M. Stoneking 925 Princeton weighing unknown. Further birth details appear for Herbert Fredricks family.

Harry Madden Claflin Kevin Michael Clafslins Charles Thomas Timothy Joseph Frank Madden Salina Clyde Newby RFD Hume N. Oak Ransom Memorial Hospital James Gage Susan Diane Leroy Daniel Hildebrandt Cynthia Jane Warren Foster Roberts Pomona Marcus Dwight Jerome Minnick Mulberry John Harris Donald Hugh Waddie Osawatomie George Burton Victor Rex Weigand Vance Brian Jesse L. Brown Baldwin Janet Marie David M. Stoneking Princeton Karen Jo Herbert Fredricks

Pleasant Ridge closes term with community supper program

Pleasant Ridge school wrapped up the term hosting a community supper and performance by students including Jo Blankenship Patricia Eneichen Kathy DeVore Sherrill DeVore Bob Reddick Karen Creviston and others. Preshool participants Liza Detwiler David Stoffer Johnny Reddick joined the event. A bus trip to Kansas City on the 25th included a bakery packing plant museum and WDAF TV guided by teacher Mrs Ray Detwiler with seven mothers accompanying.

Pleasant Ridge Jo Blankenship Patricia Eneichen Kathy Sherrill DeVore Bob Reddick Karen Creviston Sarkia Marilyn Ruth Shoemaker Doug Jay Stoffer Harry Allen Peckham Penny Nancy Detwiler Wanda Good Liza Detwiler David Stoffer Johnny Reddick Ray Detwiler Kansas City Wdaf-Tv

Birch naming marks family heritage with birth notice

The notice reports 317 Birch naming Chris tina-Ann after a family tradition. It mentions Mrs. Joseph Ward Hillebert of RFD 2 as the mother and Joseph Ward Jr. as the newborn. Weights are garbled but the item confirms a birth announcement and parentage.

Socialettes Honor Milestone and New Arrivals

Socialette notices recount a 1 PM dinner yesterday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gould and Malverin for Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McLaughlin and Miss Esther Garrison to honor Mrs. McLaughlin’s 75th birthday anniversary, celebrated Saturday. Also noted are births at Anderson County Hospital in Garnett: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rockers on April 24 and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Katzer of Greeley on April 27.

Glenn Gould Malverin Raymond Rockers Anderson County Hospital Garnett Fred Katzer Greeley

Entertain Vive Club Mrs Williams returns home from Xenia

Mrs Ralph Williams returned Friday from Xenia Ohio where she visited Capt and Mrs Robert L Williams and six sons aged two months to 14 years The family had lived in Japan for three years Capt Williams in jet training at Patterson AFB will go to Atlanta for instructors training Sally Corlis and John Brockway hosted the Viva Music Club at the Corlis home Mrs Corlis and Mrs Brockway served refreshments Guests included L A Corlis Iolanthe Mines Loren Latimer Lawrence Wightman W H Lennard James Beesley Lee Casida Judi and Linda Corlis Sarah and Kathryn Brockway Dr Brockway and Mr Corlis Others played piano numbers

Ralph Williams Xenia Ohio Robert L. Williams Japan Capt Williams Patterson Afb Atlanta Sally Corlis John Brockway Viva Lyman A. Corlis Sally Myra Adler Corlis S. M. Brockway L. A. Corlis Iolanthe Mines Loren Latimer Lawrence Wightman W.H. Lennard James Beesley Lee Caslda Judi Linda Corlis Sarah Kathryn Brockway Dr. Brockway Mr. Corlis Roxanne Lennard Jo Anne Beesley Ann Casida Linden Wallace Larry Wightman Bob Latimer

Printed Pattern 4523 Half Sizes 14 to 24

Pattern notice offers Anne Adams half size pattern 4523 for sizes 14 to 24 with no side opening and easy sew details. Includes yardage for size 16 at 4 yards of 35 inch fabric and printed directions on pattern parts. Mail 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class to The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N.Y

Tear Out This Ad For $1,000 Final Expense Policy

A mail order offer targets ages 60 to 90 for a $1,000 life insurance policy to cover final expenses. It urges sending name address and age to American Insurance Co in Kansas City for no obligation, with transactions handled by mail.

Kansas City D American Ins. Co West 6Th, Dept. Lass, Kansas City, Mo

Naomi Program Mrs Loyd Hosts Friendship Day in Naomi Club

Naomi club held a Friendship Day program Friday with Mrs George Zook Mrs E H Lancaster and Mrs William Beck er assisting. Mrs Newton Rarick hosted with Mrs W H Armstrong and Mrs Rose Swords. Miss Alta OFlaherty elected treasurer after H F Duvall resigned. Nine baskets delivered to shut in members and eight cards sent to out of town seniors. Members exchanged plants and bulbs. Refreshments served to twelve members.

Harry Loyd Naomi Club George Zook William Becker Newton Rarick W. H. Armstrong Rose Swords Clara Gibson Alta O'Flaherty H. F. Duvall

Mrs Reed Hosts Bridal Shower for Sharon Gilges

Mrs Raymond Reed and daughter Connie gave a bridal shower Friday evening for Sharon Gilges. Miss Gilges to wed May 19 to Ray Lyman. Gift table featured an arch and a bouquet of sweet peas. Nearly 40 guests attended.

Raymond Reed Connie Sharon Gilges Miss Gilges Ray Lyman

Glaze Ham Cooking Method Described for Browning Finish

A traditional glaze is applied after baking the ham, then the oven temperature is raised to brown the meat. The final 10 minutes in the hot oven help develop a glossy glaze and a crisp exterior.

Cook Slowly Cooked Ham Heating Time

A canned ham weighing three to five pounds requires about one and a half to two hours in a slow 325 degree oven to heat through.

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