Home Economist Tells Food Is Nutritional Tool
Mrs. William M Bass of the University of Kansas home economics faculty spoke last evening as the third in a Kaw Valley Heart Association series arranged by Franklin County Health Department. She outlined nutrition as feeding the body's cells and explained how a therapeutic diet differs from a normal diet, stressing balanced intake and avoiding excess calories.
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William M. Bass
University of Kansas Home Economics
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Franklin County Health Department
Bass
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Anna Barnes
Mrs Anna Barnes was surprised on her 83rd birthday April 25 by three sisters Mrs Melvin Schultz Downey California Lottie Hunt Kansas City Missouri and Mrs Effie Hale Eudora. Other guests included Mr Schultz Downey Mr and Mrs Frank Hunt Mrs Mabel Dozier Mrs Blanche Canfield and daughter Frances Kansas City Mr and Mrs Harry Keller and Mr and Mrs Will Cotter Ottawa. Frances and Mrs Hale brought decorated cakes, and Mrs Barnes received many gifts.
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Anna Barnes
Melvin Schultz
Downey
Calif
Lottie Hunt
Kansas City
Effie Hale
Eudora
Schultz
Frank Hunt
Mabel Dozier
Blanche Canfield
Frances
Harry Keller
Will Cotter
Ottawa
Hale
Barnes
Fellowship Observance for May Fellowship Day Ottawa
The United Church Women of Ottawa will join the national observance on Friday May 1 at North Baptist Church. A worship service and coffee begin at 9 30 a m with nursery provision. The day’s theme One Family Under God Freedom of Residence and Job Opportunity highlights racial tensions and the year’s race justice crisis.
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United Church Women of Ottawa
North Baptist Church
Entertain Music Club Hosts Piano Evening
Susan Simmons and Delores Kraft entertained the Girls Music Club at the Yockey home Tuesday. Janice Kraft performed piano solos as fifteen members and a guest attended. Gayle Wittmeyer won the practice hours prize. Refreshments were by Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Rex Simmons, Susan, Mrs. Kraft, and Delores. The next meeting, a June 2 picnic at Cheryl Smith’s home.
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Susan Simmons
Delores Kraft
Girls Music Club
Don Yockey
Janice Kraft
Gayle Wittmeyer
R. L. Stevens
Rex Simmons
Susan
Tommy Kraft
Delores
Cheryl Smith
Unit History Wins First Mrs Buckner Award at District Meet
Mrs Buckner, historian for Warren C Black Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary, received the first award for her unit history at the district convention in Lawrence over the weekend. The work will be sent to the department convention in June for judging. Ottawa attendees included Mr and Mrs David Bunch, Mr and Mrs Joe Towner, Mr and Mrs Gene Mavity, Mr and Mrs Ed Pearce, John Gere, Mrs Clara Sinclair, Mrs Esther McCullough, and Mrs Ruth Watkins.
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C. E. Buckner
Warren C
American Legion Auxiliary
Lawrence
Department
Ottawa
David Bunch
Joe Towner
Gene Mavity
Ed Pearce
John Gere
Clara Sinclair
Esther Mce Cullough
Ruth Watekins
Preparing stuffed cabbage rolls technique tips
Soften the outer cabbage leaves by boiling or steep in hot water before use. Remove the heavy rib at the leaf bottom to ease rolling the stuffing.
Scratcher Removes Paint Easily Dear Heloise
Readers share home hacks from rubber base paint to wallpaper removal. A homemade scratcher from a ham or coffee can helps water reach wallpaper pores before steam or wet methods. Also tips for gentle hair washing routines with kids and avoiding tears.
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Heloise
Terrace
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