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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1957
Page
8
Pickle making remains popular with rural and town homemakers as gardens yield cucumbers and onions for relishes. Mrs Evan Lloyd’s Hamburg er Relish blends ground cucumber, onions, sugar, vinegar and spices to create eight pints, with commentary on using misshapen cucumbers and a note that it enhances meat dishes.
The Royal Neighbors Friendship club voted last evening to buy a range for the Boys Club kitchen. Mrs A O Head hosted with assistance from Mrs Leona Chesser. Visitors included Mrs W V Becker and members Mines O L Breckenridge Pete Pursley Bob Robinson Florence Cates Harry Loyd and Ollie Zook.
A son born August 14 to Mr and Mrs John Franklin Bronson of Lyndon is named Michael Lynn Bronson weighing 10 pounds 10 ounces. A daughter born August 14 to Mr and Mrs Billy Don Romans of 704 East Street is named Joy Elaine Romans weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces.
Lamb riblets are delicious barbecued and served atop rice or used for lamb stew. Cut from the lamb breast, approximately half a pound is needed per serving.
Socialettes Susie Martin returns home after a week with grandparents. Mrs Robert Winchester and sons Ricky and David return from a Minn vacation via Cole Camp to pick up Mrs Winchester’s mother in law Mrs Zora Winchester. trip lasted about 10 days. Mrs Margaret Hutcheson departs for Denver for vacation. Liberty Social Hour hosted by Mrs M J Klein with games and various attendees. Zigzaggers Club demonstrated elasticized thread at host Mrs Billy Curry’s. Roll call featured items from members including Bertha Richardson and others. Mr and Mrs C L Kent and H A Cunningham of Jetmore conclude a two week trip to Black Hills and Yellowstone. visited relatives in Billings and Granby. Mr Kent’s relatives included Clarence Dible family. Menlo visitors included Mr and Mrs Clarence Keefer and family.
Local residents, including Cliff Detwiler and family, Shaws, Thomases, and Detwilers, host and attend Sunday dinners and visits with relatives in Ottawa, Peoria, Strawn, Kansas, and nearby towns. Furloughs from service noted for Kenneth, with numerous visits to grandparents, birthdays celebrated, and several trips to Kansas City and Eudora.
Mrs Clyde Gorton hosted a bridal shower for Sally Reeder who will wed Tom Stromgren on Sunday. Mrs Elmer Sutton won a prize in a game. The gift table displayed a bridal couple with guests including Mrs Harry Stromgren Osage City, Harvey Reeder, Emory Burgoon Pam W S Sutton Jim Cook Dale Reeder Allen L Reeder Lonie Reeder Judy and Joan Sutton.
A simple kitchen note explains halving tomatoes and frying in butter, then adding flour to the drippings. Milk or light cream creates a sauce, seasoned with salt and pepper to taste.
The Valley Chanel Ladies met to plan the society's annual picnic for Sept 15 at Forest Park with Mrs G I Streebin presiding. Devo tions were by Mrs Lonnie Barnes and business by Mrs Perry Dunn. Games led by Mrs Fin Graham. Visitors included Mrs Ralph Roberson and daughters Vanda Marilyn Jane and Brenda, plus members Maude Dyer C O Riddle Earl Moore Cree McDaniel Mahlon Smith Charles Story W Scott Russell Dyer Tom McMillen W E Vick and E L Hume.
A linen shower for Jane Casida was hosted at the Country Club with numerous relatives and friends in attendance. Miss Casida and Don Harrison are to wed August 25, gift tables were set under a white umbrella, and guests included Mrs. Lee Casida and Mrs. L. L. Harrison among others.
Use cartons saved from cottage cheese and their covers. Wash and dry before storing. They are handy for pouring off fat or drip pings to be discarded.
Mrs George Pope hosted a Monday evening bridal shower for Kay Mock the bride elect of Don Falley. Co hosts were Mrs Chester Jackson Mrs Bill Foster and Mrs Glenn White. Attendees included Mrs Grant Catterson Mrs Mary Henderson and Mrs Ernie Miller of Rantoul and the Mines. Named guests Raymond Mock Mary Mock Glenn Mock Marilyn Teter George Barber Jim Ferguson W M Williams Estel Northway Ray Bloomer Harold Gibson Phil McCracken Cheryl Mock Deanna Barber.
U S Air Force doctors conducted lab tests to confirm Asiatic flu at the High Wycombe base near London. A spokesman said 10 men are in isolation, with three new cases yesterday. The epidemic, if confirmed, appears to be dying down after a period when as many as 30 were hospitalized.
Rep. Smith of Kansas urged Defense Secretary Wilson against creating a liquor store at Schilling Air Force Base Salina saying there is no justification and it would encourage consumption by service members and unfairly aid private liquor interests in Salina.
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