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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1964
Page
3
The U S Department of Agriculture Marketing Service notes yellow or green snap beans are crisp, tasty hot or cold, and low in calories. Refrigerate after purchase, wash and snap ends, then boil 15 to 25 minutes. Add garlic butter pimientos bacon almonds cheese or mushroom sauces for variety.
A miscellaneous bridal shower for Paula Perkins was hosted at the Noel Douglas home Friday evening by Mrs. Noel Douglas and Mrs. John Martin. Guests included 45 invitees with out of town attendees from Strong City Topeka Toronto and Lawrence. Judy and Dee Ellen Lister assisted at the gift table while Paula was the guest of honor.
The son born July 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morgan of Pittsburg has been named Michael Ray. He weighed 8 pounds 3 ounces. Mrs. Morgan is the former Sharon Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ward of 515 North Oak. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morgan and Mrs. J. M. Ward of 840 West Standard.
The annual Rubick-Domnanish family reunion gathered Sunday at the Valley View community house. Attendees included Domnanishes from Ottawa Bemidji Maple Hill Troy Williamsburg Rosemead and Kansas City with extended relatives from Richmond Topeka and California linking generations across counties and states.
The District I Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the First Christian Church in Fort Scott with Ottawa delegates Mrs. Ermil Greenfield Mrs. Mearl Snethen Mrs. Ada Martin Mrs. C J Sink and Mrs. Mary Black. Rev Jack Mathis spoke on Sodom the Beautiful. Memorials and solos were noted. Officers Reelected include Mrs Black president Mrs Snethen treasurer and Mrs Phil Rice memorial secretary. Snethen also chosen Loyal Temperance Le gion secretary and Greenfield named Child Welfare director.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brindle near Ottawa retire from farming and longtime jobs. He spent eight years at Keystone Trailer Co in Kansas City Missouri and she sixteen years at National Bellas Hess in Kansas City. They plan summer travel to Minnesota then California to visit Mrs Brindle's mother. Transistor radio camera and wrist watch were given in tribute to her service.
In Stratford Connecticut the American Shakespeare Festival Theater hosts a nine week season for 107000 school students. The scholastic venture started seven years ago and has grown steadily. Groups from Maine to Maryland participate in the current schedule showcasing Hamlet and Much Ado About Nothing.
The Abbott and Bryan families gathered in Manhattan for the wedding of Karen Abbott to Raymond Bryan at First Baptist Church. The bride, a 4-H queen and Kansas Farm Life Insurance employee, is the daughter of Alvin and Karen Abbott of Manhattan RFD 1. The groom, son of Raymond and Mrs. Bryan of Paola RFD 5, is a Paola High School and Kansas State University alum working for Viking Mfg Co. The Ottawa grandmother and Ron Bryan, the groom’s brother, served as soloist amid powder blue attendants and a blue white reception at the church hall.
Social notes report Milwaukee visitors the Largents and Nic kels returning from Omaha with S Sgt Frank Koenig and family. North Baptist Church recruits class met with Mrs Keefer and Mrs Powell group four led devotions and business. Other visits noted and a cooking tip suggests a rice pea spinach dish.
Paris AP says Yves Saint Laurent's fall and winter collection centers on midcalf length dinner dresses matching midcalf theater coats seen by Cardin. Chanel influence appears with no pants, simple suits with a sweatery look and tiered skirts, hair flowers, and soft natural-shoulder jackets. Cozy knits, dark plaids, and slim coats finish the restrained, elegant line.
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Rouch and family were honored at a farewell dinner at First Methodist Church Baldwin as he leaves after seven years to become college chaplain at Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa. Rev James Nabors took over as pastor on August 1.
A reader asks if she should reveal she wants marriage to a 63 year old companion or wait for him to propose. Ann Landers advises frank talk, then if no interest in marriage ends the relationship. The column includes multiple reader questions on engagements and relationships with blunt, practical responses.
Union Chapel WSCS Naomi Club hosts a joint session at J R Rattelock home at 6 30 p m with a patio picnic on the program members from Trinity Methodist WSCS and Wesleyan Service Guild attend.
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