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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
9
A reader explains how to clarify bacon grease by cold water simmering then cooling to separate shortening, with cautions about water temp and pot size. Also shared is a barrette pad idea using foam rubber to hold fine hair, plus a whistle for lost children and tips on baking potatoes in an electric skillet to save heat.
American Legion Auxiliary Leo Santee Unit 173 met in Legion Hall with Mrs. Charles Bush presiding. Roll calls covered Americanism, Legislative, Membership, and Rehabilitation. Rehabilitation reported 17 Wadsworth hospital rugs sold last month. prayers in schools discussed for NBC Civil Rights program on Sept 2 from 5:30 to 10:30. Ill cards only approved. First card party of season set for Sept 12 with hosts Mrs. Irwin Heth and Miss Clara Dehn. New year chairmen named for numerous posts including Dehn, Lena Bennett, Maxine Starosta, Reena McMillan, Margaret Fogle, Frances Williams, Ruth Davis, Capitola Crabb, and others. Refreshment hostess Mrs. Don McMillan served raisin bubble bread and iced tea after the song of the month.
Mrs Elmer Louderback entertained the Far and Near Club at her Princeton home yesterday afternoon. Mrs Darrell Macy conducted the business meeting which opened with group singing of America led by Mrs J C Hamanan. Roll call was a game arranged by Mrs Helen Kersley. Mrs Bennie Stinson received a birthday gift from her mystery partner.
Mrs Arthur Atchison received the door prize and plans were made for a Saturday potluck party in Valley for members and their families. View clubhouse is in charge by Mrs Ronald Atchison with assistance from Mrs Grant Carey, Mrs Arthur Atchison and Joyce Louderback. Ten members and six children attended the event and were served refreshments.
For a dozen guests choose a fully cooked ham of 12 to 14 pounds as the main course. The meat can be heated and glazed without tending and will yield plenty of leftovers.
The Herald offers a five dollar weekly prize to the reader submitting the best news slip. The award highlights reader contributions and encourages timely local reporting. Submissions must be in by the close of each week for judging and publication.
The Thrift Shop run by Grace Episcopal Church women offers clothing and a variety of kitchen accessories, linens, books, jewelry, and more. Open Saturdays 9 am to 1 pm and Wednesdays 2 to 6 pm, with proceeds aiding church projects and local charities. long-time volunteers from Ottawa area towns manage and stock the shop.
The Embalmer's Oath outlines vows of loyalty professionalism upright conduct and respect for the bereaved. It commits the practitioner to obey civil laws protect confidences and serve those who trust them. Dengel & Son say they strive to live by these vows in their work.
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