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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1960

Page

2

Honey as a natural sweetener featured in home use

The article extols honey as a natural sweetener in contrast to highly processed foods. It offers many uses from desserts and dressings to baking and preserves, with recipes for honey salad dressing and honey bars and notes on honey’s easy digestibility and mineral content.

Home and Garden Bulletin U. S. Department of Agriculture Kansas State University Extension Service Bruce Fleming Beech T. H. Fleming Fleming Dan Fleming

Plan Holiday Rite Store Party

Mary Scott Farnsworth of Checotah Oklahoma and Will I Jay of the Scott store hosted a holiday party at their Wellsville home for store employees. The Dec 24 gathering included games refreshments and a gift exchange with 17 employees and one guest attending. A separate stag party in Watata evening honored Mr Jacobs with gifts and games.

Mary Scott K. J. Farnsworth Checotah Okla Will I. Jay Scott al Cobs Wellsville High School Olidays

Ottawa Students Join K State Civic Orchestra

Two Kansas State University students from Ottawa plan to perform with the K State University Civic Orchestra on Sunday. The event features local residents and Fort Riley area participants in a winter concert, highlighting the university music department’s season.

Kansas State University Ottawa K-State University Civic Orchestra Patricia Judy Stevens University-Civic Orchestra Jed Luther Leavengood K-State Fort Riley Manhattan

Baby Names at Ransom Memorial Hospital

The Baby Has Been Named at Ransom Memorial Hospital announcements list several newborn daughters. Nancy Lynn, born December 8 to Mr and Mrs Jack Leroy Ledom of 621 S Oak, weighed 9 pounds 2 ounces. Kimber Ly Dawn, born December 9 to Mr and Mrs James Henry Barclay of Pomona, weighed 6 pounds 5 ounces. Christian Louise, weight 4 pounds 6 1/2 ounces, born December 9 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Joe Jor, of 323 E 9th. Rath Diane, born December 9 to Mr and Mrs William Poston of Quenemo, weighed 7 pounds 5 ounces.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Jack Leroy Ledom S. Oak Nancy Lynn James Henry Barclay Pomona Kimberly Dawn Thomas Joe Joradd Christain Louise William Poston

Sewing Club Christmas Meeting Brings Gift Exchange

The Zigzaggers sewing club met Tuesday evening with 12 members and guest Mrs Lois Smith present alongside Mrs JW S Suits. Members displayed articles they sewed and a gift exchange occurred before Christmas refreshments. Plans were set for the January 21 meeting with Bertha Richardson.

Zigzaggers Club Lois Smith JW. S Bertha Richardson

Thornbrugh and Van ValkenburgWed in Williamsburg Ceremony

Virginia Thornbrugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Thornbrugh Williamsburg united in marriage with Harry Van Valkenburg son of Mrs Nona Pava Ilide Ottawa in Williamsburg Free Methodist Church. Rev Garth Berry performed the double ring ceremony. Bride will reside with her parents while groom begins basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas.

Virginia Thornbrugh Richard Thornbrugh Williamsburg Harry van Valckenburg Nona Pava Ilide Ottawa Williamsburg Free Methodist Church Garth Berry Lackland Afb San Antonio Tex

Groups Join For Christmas Party

Mrs. Cliff Reynolds hosted a joint Christmas party for Elizabeth and Sarah W.S.C.5 Circles of First Methodist Church. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Jack Allen, Mrs. Ora Lee Mace and Mrs. Charles Mavity. A devotions session, program, and a playlet This is His Birthday were presented. Guests and new members were noted.

Cliff Reynolds Elizabeth Sarah W.S.C First Methodist Church Jack Allen Ora Lee Mace Charles Mavity Mike Newmaster Don Waldo al Bennet Vingil Smith Greg Fred Adamson Sue Ellen Smith Don Sellers Gene Mavity Toby Watts Sarah Circle Carl Melzig Elizabeth Circle Tom Burke Sue Elen Smith Brad Reynolds

Baxter Club Easter Social Hour Christmas Party

The Baxter Club held a Christmas party with 19 members and two children. Mrs. Don Waymire received a hostess gift as a song fest opened the gathering. Mrs. William Ratzlaff led a devotional, roll call plans were shared, secret pals revealed, guest Mrs. Bill Woods joined, candy boxes prepared, Mrs. Millie Gross donated $1, and Christmas themed refreshments were served.

Don Waymire William Ratzlaff Bill Woods Millie Gross

Club Forecast Saturday City Teachers Wives Dinner

A Eugene Field School event named Club Forecast plans a Saturday dinner for teachers wives. Organizers expect attendees from the school community and nearby districts. Proceeds support school programs and student activities.

Eugene Field School

Pattern advertisement for winter sewing catalog 4821

An Ottawa Herald pattern ad promotes Butterick pattern 4821 for midriff slimming long waistline with sizes 14 to 24. It details fabric yardage, 35 inch width, and mail order instructions to Anne Adams Pattern Dept New York with 50 cents and 10 cents extra per pattern. A Fall and Winter catalog offers 109 styles for school, career, and half sizes for 35 cents.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York I. N.Y

Christmas Luncheon Hosted by Homaker Club at Terrill Home

Christmas luncheon by the Homaker Club was hosted yesterday at Mrs. H. J. Terrill’s residence with co-hostesses Mrs. John J. Pinney and Mrs. Daisy Gunn. Members shared family memories and holiday traditions.

Homaker Club H. J. Terrill John J. Pinney Daisy Gunn

Chocolate eggnog with syrup boost

A simple method adds a tablespoon of chocolate syrup to an eggnog made with one egg and one cup of milk. For stronger flavor, more chocolate syrup and sugar can be added to taste.

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