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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1962

Page

6

Favorite Recipes Shared by Omicron Chapter Members

Omicron Chapter members Mrs. John W. Jones, Mrs. Charles Anderson, and Mrs. Don McKelvey share their holiday favorites with Herald readers. Recipes include Peanut Brittle, Banana Bread, Swedish Rosettes, Grandma’s Swedish Cookies, and Santa’s Boot cookie containers.

Omicron Chapter John W. Jones S. Cedar Charles Anderson S. Sycamore Don McKelvey Maple Herald Beta Sigma Phi Sorority John Jones Lois Smith

Ann Landers Advice and Christmas Cookie Tips

A reader panel includes Ann Landers addressing a complaint about a coworker mimicking clothing purchases and another letter about prioritizing family and faith over self centered travel. The column invites solutions and offers Ann Landers printed guidance plus a booklet on alcohol problems. Also included are Spritz Cookies recipe instructions with ingredients, mixing steps, and baking details for Christmas treats.

Socialettes and Holiday Visits Mentioned

Social notes report Mrs. Dwight Means leaving Friday for Niles Michigan to visit with children and grandchildren over Christmas. Mrs. E O Thornbrugh returns from Tulsa Oklahoma visiting daughter and husband and grandchildren, with a great grandchild noted at Broken Arrow. Mara Evans and Eva Martin plan a joint Christmas meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs. Thomas Ingle. Mr and Mrs Reed Goss and Shana of Yankton South Dakota visit Mr and Mrs Jack Goss and will stay through the holidays.

Dwight Means Niles, Mich E. O. Thornbrugh Tulsa Okla W. L. Stanhope Jim Collins James Blair Broken Arrow Mara Evans Eva Martin WMS North Baptist Church Thomas Ingle Reed Goss Shana Yankton, S.D Jack Goss

The Electric Mixer’s Cake Mixing Guide

The article notes that an electric mixer works well for mixing sponge cake batter. It advises using high speed when beating eggs unless the mixer’s directions say otherwise. It suggests folding in the flour and sugar mixture by hand or at a low mixer speed.

Sherbet Cupcake Pops for Kids Enjoyable Treats

Children especially enjoy a sherbet side. Use prepared sherbet mix. Place cupcake liners in muffin pan and fill with sherbet mixture. Freeze. Insert sticks or eat by hand for a fun, easy treat.

Couple Married 50 Years Celebrate Quiet Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rule of 15th and Elm marked their 50th wedding anniversary at home. Grace Stewart and Mr. Rule wed December 5, 1912, in Ottawa Methodist Church. Reverend John MacLean officiated. Relatives joined for cake and ice cream. Rule is a retired stockman and auctioneer. Children Mrs. George Mueller of Minot and Tom Rule of York sent congratulations.

Homer Rule Elm Grace Stewart Mr. Rule Ottawa Methodist Church John MacLean Rule Charles Smith Ethel Seymour Mid-West George Mueller Minot N. D Tom Rule York Neb

Christmas Luncheon Seals Secret Pals Gifts

At the Pomona Stitch and Chatterclub Christmas lunch hosted by Mrs. Merle Montague, members voted to buy TB seals and redraw secret pals. Secret pal identities were revealed in gifts. All members except one attended. guest Mrs. Dale Vincent of Overbrook attended.

Merle Montague Pomona Stitch and Chatterclub Dale Vincent Overbrook

Reader Tip Reward Promised by The Herald

The Herald offers a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader.

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Hints From Heloise On Household Cleaning Tricks

A column of practical tips for kitchen and bath care from Heloise and readers. Advice includes lining beneath appliances with cut linoleum for easy cleaning, using sponges as soap holders, avoiding disposal jams, and improvised cleaning aids such as corrugated pasteboard drain-board covers and nylon hose cloths. Enthusiastic reader notes additional ideas.

Heloise Nellie Anderle

Club Forecast Sunday Harvesters Fellowship and Church Events

Community clubs and church groups list upcoming holiday gatherings and parties through the week. Includes names like Westminster U P Church Fellowship FAITH CHAPTER Gold Star Mothers MPM CLUB and various circles, dinners, and gift exchanges across Princeton Ottawa and surrounding areas.

Gold Star Mothers NMC Club H. F. Duvall Walnut MPM Club V. A. Schnoke Greeley Trinity Ee B Service Guild Ervin Hap

Senior Club Plans Christmas Turkey Dinner

The Senior Club No. 1 at Youth Center met Friday with 35 members. readings by Flora Sherman A J Brady Henry Smart plus Myrtle Graham presiding and Pearl Harbor article read. Plans were made for the December 14 Christmas turkey dinner. Star Spangled Banner and flag salute led by members with Margaret Williams at piano. Guests Mr. and Mrs. H Q Snodgrass attended. Homemade cookies served by Henry Smart Ray Brown and Mary Hoyt.

Youth Center Flora Sherman A. J. Brady Henry Smart Myrtle Graham Pearl Harbor Margaret Williams H. QO. Snodgrass Ray Brown Mary Hoyt

Christmas Luncheon and Gift Exchange at Colbern’s

Social Club members met at Colbern's for lunch then visited Mrs. Jimm Burress's home for the Yuletide meeting and gift exchange. Secret pals were revealed and new names drawn. Mrs. H. L. Foote joined as a member. Beverly Daugharthy led the business session as members shared what they like about Christmas.

Emery Green Social Club Colbern’s Jimm Burress H. L. Foote Beverly Daugharthy Frank McMillen Dan Toumberlin Lonnie Reeder

Choosing Toys for Children of All Ages booklet

The American Toy Institute publishes Choosing Toys for Children of All Ages based on work by Grace Langdon and Peggy Brogan. It argues play is essential for development and toys should match a child’s changing interests and abilities with age, guiding social, cognitive, and physical growth. Santa letters to Ottawa children reveal toy desires from a fort to a diesel switcher train, while a humorous exchange ends with a child misnaming stretch pants as elf legs.

American Toy Institute Grace Langdon Peggy Brogan The Santa Claus Ottawa Santa

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Ann Landers Buttercup OK Photo Service Joseph W. Rooney Mrs. Brown the Harvesters Fellowship Westminster U.P. Church American Legion Memorial Auditorium Albert Peterson Rotary Anns C. W. Hegberg Wallace Rem Anna Bryan Princeton Circle No. 33 GAR Princeton N.A First Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild W. C. Goodman Friendly Forum Church of Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Medical Society Franklin County R. A Gollier E. V. Meyer Jack Stephenson Raymond Gibson Howard Smith Lafalot Club L. W. Seright L.W Clarence Nauman Skilton Music Club R. R. Redmond Seekers Trinity Methodist Church Westminster U.P. Circles Martha M. Brockway Dorcas J. F. Barr ELM Grove Club Hazel Ployd FAR & Near Grant Carey Kiwani Queens Kiwanis Club HCH Ear Sink Wallace Fairmount Birthday Club Homer Perry the Senior Club Valley View Clubhouse Rebekah-Ioof City Shoe Shop S. Main Cliff Reynolds Sally Sue Bulova Arnold
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