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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1964
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares a simple kitchen trick to form uniform hamburger patties using inexpensive paper muffin liners. Scoop filling into liners, press flat to create a neat circular patty. Patties store compactly and freeze with layers separated by liner to prevent sticking.
Circles of the First Methodist Woman's Society for Christian Service met Wednesday with multiple hostess groups. Devotions and programs highlighted Christmas themes such as "Building Christ mas Garland" and "If We Had Been in Bethlehem." Attendance ranged 18 to 22, with one new member and two guests attending various circles.
Family gathered Wednesday evening to honor Mrs. Shoemaker on her 80th birthday. Two decorated cakes were shared with ice cream and gifts as Maude Heckman Paul Heckman Howard Steele Max Shoemaker Brad Gilroy and Floribel Lancaster attended.
At Mrs. Franklin Sheldon's home Entre Nous held a Christmas meeting Tuesday evening featuring a flower arranging demonstration by Mrs. Vi Alexander and Bob Hutchins. Lawrence Cos hosted. hostesses were Mrs. Bob Dillon and Mrs. Robert Killough. Assorted cookies and cranberry punch were served. A gift exchange was held. Twenty four members attended with guests Mrs. Sam Lyman Mrs. Ann Warren Mrs. H. R. Nesch and Mrs. John Wasmer.
The 54th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Van C Cade was celebrated with a family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Van B Cade. Attending were Jerry Cade and Bryan. Minnie Garrett. Al Smith of Wichita. Ron Hurtig and Timmy Pamela and Patty of Salina. Jasper Cade. Janice and Jackie. and ShArson with Van B Cade.
Include a few pea pods in the cooking liquid to flavor the fresh peas. Remove the pods before serving to keep the texture tender and the dish clean.
Lori Diamond two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Diamond of 514 North Poplar. Grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. A C Johnson of 614 North Sycamore and Mr. and Mrs. G A Diamond. Great grandfather Marvin James Pomona Hoods Trailer Court noted.
City teachers wives entertained their husbands at a turkey dinner at Lincoln School on Wednesday evening. Twenty six couples attended with Allen Unruh giving the prayer. A gift exchange followed the meal. The committee included Mrs. Don Kornhaus and others.
A joint meeting of Ruth and Lydia CWF Circles featured a playlet titled Christmas Problems with Mrs. Lee Harrison as narrator. Participants included Mrs. Rollie New, Mrs. Don Lytle, Mrs. Kenneth Hammond, Mrs. Raymond Smith, Mrs. Ned Roberts, and Mrs. Frank Hokien. Twenty fruit boxes were distributed. hostesses were Mrs. F. D. Fogle, Mrs. James Salmon, and Mrs. Roberts.
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