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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1957
Page
5
LMS notes humor as essential in dealing with the public and tense moments. It cites a supervisor’s hiring advice and highlights how humor lifts spirits and helps others. The column previews a Western Hills reunion of Washburn Law School alumni, plus reflections on Methodist youth groups and social notes.
A simple method mixes a slightly beaten egg yolk into leftover mashed potatoes, spooned into small cupcake pans and baked in a hot oven until hot through and browned, yielding bite sized savory puffs.
Onions provide sharp flavor to a green salad. Store in a closed plastic bag in the refrigerator to contain their odor. Green onions or scallions offer a fresh zest, but keep them sealed to avoid lingering scents.
Mash cooked parsnips with butter or margarine and a little onion, then pout into a small pie plate. Heat and brown under the broiler.
Club forecasts and meeting reminders list events at Gleat Allen home and Calvary Baptist Missionary Union with a Misa Irene Liggett address. Navy Motherb Wednesday Friendly Neighbore potluck Est Park at Christian Church annex Trinity W 8 0 5 Golden Age dinner Union Chapel W 5 C and Mrs John Ferrer Thursday Acroptimbt Club luncheon at HLM Grove men Karl Pope at day Mberry-Go-Hound Mrs Neal Bayle.
Mr and Mrs Dale Dieterich host a Sunday gathering at their Princeton area home with Dieterich relatives and families from Norton Kansas City Wichita and Montgomery Alabama plus Lt Col G P Mohr Jeanette and cousin Helen Dieterich. Expected arrivals include Lt Cal V C Dieterich and family arriving in September after three years in Germany and France.
Garnett Howard Nazarene Church Chapter elected officers at a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Phil Rice's home. President Mrs. Joe Ames, vice president Mrs. H. C. Flory, secretary Mrs. Leon Michel, treasurer Mrs. A. C. Graffham, and secretaries Mrs. W. A. Meineke and Mrs. Henry Pohl joined by Mrs. D. P. Graham and Mrs. Rice in various posts. The lesson on New Zealand. nine members attended. guests included Mrs. Ruth Frisbee and others. three new members joined.
Entertains Club members answered roll call Thursday by sharing recipes for cold summer foods. Mrs Harry Moody hosted the event and Mrs Birdie Macy led the business. Gene Domnanish received the door prize. Attendees included Mrs Carey and many others, with a long list of Mines and numerous family names present.
Socialites plan a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Langdon in Richmond Hill New York. Merrily Valery and Curtis Langdon are described as the Langdon matriarch and kin. Ottawa visitors arrive to meet the couple's parents Mr and Mrs Homer Rule and Mr and Mrs C C Curby. A daughter of Homer Rules and her husband Mr and Mrs George Mueller will travel to Topeka to join the vigil.
The New York Herald Tribune reported Queen Elizabeth plans a New York visit in October. She wishes to see the Empire State Building top and take a tour around Manhattan Island by boat. Officials will arrange details through Washington channels.
Shawnee township justice of the peace fined eight at $25 and $4 costs each while four received stays. Police board urged the city council to let prisoners work off fines at $3 a day, up from $1. A new Kansas elective duty law relates to possessing intoxicating beverages, with unclear applicability to the case.
Twelve persons were arrested and fined for possession of liquor and beer not bearing Kansas tax stamps in a two day roundup by agents of the Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board as they crossed the state line.
Combine remaining cat kernels from leftovers with one freshly cooked green lima bean to form a base. Stir in butter salt pepper a pinch of sugar and cream. Reheat gently until warmed through and served hot as a creamy bean leftovers dish.
A brief item from Ottawa on August 3 1957 notes a minor fire alarm at a local business district building. No injuries reported and the fire department investigated promptly.
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