Ammonia Steam Cleans Ovens With Towel Trick
Heloise shares a top rack ammonia cleaning method expanding the idea to clean stove parts at once. Damp towels or washcloths placed over vents and ample ventilation reduce fumes, then finish with standard oven cleaning to remove carbon buildup. Remember ammonia cautions.
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Heloise
Shows Slides From Tour at Trinity Methodist WSCS
Rita Hollinger presented slides from the Methodist church mis ejects tour to the Trinity Methodist Church WSCS meeting assisted by her mother Mrs Loyd Hollinger The tour covered eastern and southern United States presided by Mrs Max Cartmill with 17 members and guests present The next meeting is scheduled for 2 p m August 2 at the church
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Rita Hollinger
Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
WSCS
Miss Hollinger
Loyd Hollinger
United States
Max Cartmill
Party Honors Miss Hudelson before Guam departure
Miss Mary Hudelson, bound for Guam, was honored at a bon voyage dinner Tuesday at the Ottawa Country Club. Twelve guests presented her a guideaway gift and a centerpiece of pink and lavender asters.
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Mary Hudelson
Guam
Ottawa Country Club
Pomona Club Plans Ice Cream Social and Picnic
Mrs Lena Eichenberger hosted the Stitch and Chat ter Club of Pomona Wednesday with 18 members and two children present. Guests included Mrs William Eichinger and Mrs Glenda Kuchenbach and daughter. A penny drill of 65 cents was held. Plans were made for an Aug 15 ice cream social at Pomona Park and a Sept 9 picnic at the park. Refreshments were served.
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Lena Eichenberger
Stitch and Chatter Club
Pomona
William Eichinger
Glenda Kuchenbach
Pomona Park
Socialettes Celebrate Birthdays and Club Installations
Wellsville residents Mr and Mrs A B Hagelin hosted Aug 2 honoring the birthday anniversaries of their daughter Mrs Julian Johnson and granddaughter Mrs Wayne Graham. Attendees included Kansas City visitors and Shawere Mission guests. Wycoff Community Club elected officers led by Mrs Frank Mayes. George Parden of Sioux City and wife welcomed an 8 pound 3 ounce son born Aug 1, with the Pardens recently moving from 1441 S Hickory.
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A. B. Hagelin
Wellsville
Julian Johnson
Wayne Graham
Joey
Ricky
H. L. Gross
Kansas City
Joe Bohner
Willard
Shawenee Mission
George Parden
Sioux City
Iowa
Pardens
S. Hickory
Steinbachs Hold Reunion
The 14th annual Steinbach reunion featured a basket dinner on August 2 at St. Boniface hall in Scipio. Attendees included Father Richard of Kansas City, Father Leonard Kinzler of Garnett, Keith Mages of Arvada, Jean Wolken of Paola, and many others such as the Frank MacDonalds Don Oswalds John Costigans Mark Rockers Jr. Robert and Dan Lickteigs Chris Wolken, George Harts, Elden Lyons, and several Mrs. Mersman and MacDonald family members.
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Steinbach
St. Boniface Hall
Scipio
Father Richard
Kansas City
Leonard Kinzler
Garnett
Keith Mages
Arvada
Colo
Jean Wolken
Paola
Frank MacDonalds
Don Oswalds
John
Mission Society Elects Officers and Delegates
The Nazaren Missionary Society meeting Thursday elected officers led by reelected president Mrs Clarence Bledsoe. Officers include vice president Mrs David Sullivan secretary Mrs E W Robinson treasurer Mrs Charles Adell with several departmental secretaries. Delegates chosen for the August 25 assembly in Kansas City are Mrs Sullivan Mrs Sommers and Mrs Robinson.
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Wycoff Community Club
Frank Mayes
Lawrence Lundstedt
Earl Farris
Herbert Dowdy
Clarence Bledsoe
Nazaerene Missionary Society
Ralph Murray
Wayne Young
Earl Sommers
Leland Babcock
Japan
Rosella Hinton
David Sullivan
E. W. Robinson
Charles Adell
Babcock
Sommers
Virgil Jones
J. P. Geiss
Ruby Sanford
Kansas City
Sullivan
Robinson
Club Celebrates 32nd Anniversary of Centropolis Daughters
Daughters Club of Centropolis marked its 32nd anniversary with a luncheon at Mrs. William Clark home. Mrs. Tilfred Simmons led the program. Mrs. Porter Turner presided. Club founded Aug 11 1932 with 24 members. first meeting at president’s home. Dues were 25 cents yearly. Members select big sisters for gifts on birthdays and Christmas. Past projects include penny suppers raffles and donations to Topeka VA Hospital polio cancer Red Cross and Ransom Memorial Hospital funds.
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Daughters Club of
Centropolis
William Clark
Tilfred Simmons
Porter Turner
Smediik Chubbseantiaston
Topeka VA
Red Cross and
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Simmons
Tauy Mission Circle Meets Thursday at Tauy Church
Mrs Will Scott opened with prayer for Tauy Mission Circle meeting Thursday. Mrs Wendell Broers read a report and led roll call. Ice cream social raised 59.10. flower fund collected 1.48. Closing prayer by Mrs Broers with refreshment help from Mrs Linneman.
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Will Scott
Tauy Mission Circle
Rodney Fritts
Wendell Broers
George Hull
Howard Linneman
Scott
Lonnie
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Main
Steinbachs
Mission Society
TY Bradley
Teal Renee
Ronnie Johnson
N. Cedar
Andrew Cramer
J. F. Johnson
Baldwin
M. T. Young
Fair Oaks
Calif
Wright
Lacey Prarias
Mel Rota E
Kay Ingersoll
Michigan Valley
Pomona Dam
Carrol McClure
Arlene Dest
Karen Bulmer
Miss Ingersoll
Jean Ingersoll
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Kansas
Ial
Kenneth Gage
Shreveport
Clifford Jones
San Bernardino
Wayne Warner
Portland
Ore
Fred Miller
Adenal
William Dunlap
Virginia Clark
Ottawa
Robert Smith
Roger Scott
Alva Kingery
VernLink
Jack Likes
Everett Bond
Howard Brockhoss
Harold Sime Mons
Roy B. Church
Fred Powers
Donald Woodsum
Albert Smith
Earl Sink
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