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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1962
Page
2
Dear Heloise shares home tips on using an old nylon stocking to trap lint in washing machine drainage, plus quick fixes for sour cream from dry milk, vinegar use in laundry, thawed vegetables, and pie baking hacks.
A joint installation of officers of Sadana Chapter No. 194 OBS and Anchor Lodge No. 224 AF & A.M. was held Monday evening. Mrs. Jo Ann Duvall retired matron gave a farewell address and introduced installing officers. Evelyn Bord was installed worthy matron with Sharon Bond singing. Forrest Bond was installed worthy patron with a second song. A long list of officers for both organizations followed, including Millard Wren as installing officer and Orlin Milliken as installing marshal. Lester Miller presented the past master's apron to Wendell Davis.
In a brief note, Oldster explains a kitchen hack to store produce by bagging and folding the bag end, then sealing it. The method aims to keep items fresh for at least two weeks in the vegetable drawer.
Mr and Mrs James Brandon Kim and Scott arrive to visit over Christmas with Mrs Brandon s parents Mr and Mrs Lyle Enyart and with Mr Brandon s father Waller Brandon in Lenexa.
Mrs Don Waldo hosted a joint meeting of Sarah and Elizabeth WSCS circles last evening with Mrs Dean Rouse as Sarah chairman opening the session with a poem My Christmas Wish. Members recalled cherished Christmas memories during roll call and Mrs Allen Unruh gave a devotional.
Mrs Loren Matthews and Janice Wittmeyer presented piano pieces with Christmas Candles. Dean Zook performed I Wonder as I Wander. Mrs Fred Adamson read What Breaks a Woman's Christmas Spirit while Mrs Harold Leitaker recited Santa letters and Santa Claus lore. A cookie exchange followed hosted by Mrs Barbara Sprate and Mrs James Allen.
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