Homemade Breads Popular With All People
Mrs. Kurt Juengel shares tested bread and dessert recipes from a Faith Lutheran Guild luncheon. Cinnamon rolls Parker House rolls macaroni salad potato pancakes cocoa nut macaroons uncooked fruit cake and other treats are described with ingredients and steps for home bakers. The item highlights a local homemaking interest and provides practical kitchen guidance.
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Kurt Juengel
N. Mulberry
Faith Lutheran Guild
Juengel
Parker House
First Things First Christmas Project at Faith Lutheran
Mrs. Kurt Juengel completes altar paraments in white satin brocade by Christmas and plans liturgical cloths in violet green and red for Advent Trinity and Pentecost seasons. White represents purity and glory for Easter and Christmas. Also notes Mrs. H H Fowler settling in Heritage House Atlantic Iowa after moving from Kansas. daughter Mary is house director.
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Kurt Juengel
H .H. Fowler
Ottawa
Atlantic
Iowa
Heritage House
Mary
Socialettes Attend Christmas at Rea Home
Guests of Mr and Mrs John Rea in Pomona for Christmas included Mr and Mrs Ira Randel and Mr and Mrs Max Randel of Williamsburg, Mr and Mrs Elaiie Rea of Overbrook, and Mr and Mrs Mathews.
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John Rea
Pomona
Ira Randel
Max Randel
Williamsburg
Elaiie Rea
Overbrook
Arida Mathews
Protect Your Husband For Children's Sake Dear Ann Landers
A reader pleads for advice on long running infidelity. The writer states her husband has had an eight year affair and asks how to respond to repeated cheating while seeking guidance from the advice column. The letter reflects marital strain and requests guidance on forgiveness and consequences.
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Ann Landers
Heloise
When facing teen years and privacy in marriage
Ann Landers advises a reader to protect her husband for the children’s sake and maintain the family front. She counsels against opening teens mail, stresses trust and judgment, and warns a engaged couple about moving in before marriage, suggesting they reconsider the engagement if conflicts arise.
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Ann Landers
Mrs. OF Billings
Mrs
Baltimore Reader
Club Forecast and Society Events Listing
A condensed notices page lists groups and gatherings including Club Forecast GOLDEN AGE Group at OTTAWA HORTICULTURE Study Club. CO-WORKERS SHUT IN Circle with Mrs. Kittle Radabaugh. WEDNESDAY and EASTERN STAR THURSDAY events. BAXTER SOCIAL Hour with Mrs. Lewis Stewart. DAUGHTERS CLUB with Mrs. Ed Woodsum. WYCOFF COMMUNITY Circle with Mrs. G. W. Ponton. MIRIAM CWF with Mrs. Vincent Skidmore. TALLY MISSION CIRCLE with Mrs. Wendell Broers. EAGLES AUXILIARY BEAUCEANT installation. and SENIOR CLUB at Youth Center.
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Golden Age Group
Ottawa Horticulture Study Club
C. W. Bollweg
IN Circle
Kittle Radabaugh
Girt
Eastern Star
Baxter
Lewis Stewart
Ed Woodsum
Wycoff Community
G. W. Ponton
Miriam Cwf
Vincent Skidmore
Tally Mission Circle
Wendell Broers
Eagles
Cauliflower Sauté with Butter Parsley
Readable steps describe cooking a medium head cauliflower in a 10 inch skillet without butter until buds are partially attached. Separate, wash, drain, and cut into florets then cook over low heat with 1/4 cup water and 1/4 cup butter until liquid evaporates. Sprinkle with minced parsley for 4 to 6 servings.
Senior Club Holds Friday Meeting at Youth Center
The Senior Club No 1 gathered Friday afternoon at the Youth Center with Mrs Myrtle Graham presiding. Devotions included verses from St Mark and a prayer. Roy Batdorf announced their 53rd wedding anniversary. Readings titled Recipes of Courtesy The Daily Dozen Miss Liberty were performed by Henry Smart Madge Marcell and Mrs Lillian Spears. Jokes and table games followed. Thirty five attended with coffee and doughnuts served by L W Seright John Shepherd and Mary Sands.
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Youth Center
Myrtle Graham
St. Mark
Henry Smart
the Daily Dozen
Madge Marcell
Miss Liberty
Lillian Spears
L. W. Seright
John Shepherd
Mary Sands
Christmas Dinner Guests From Many Nearby Towns
Mrs. Millie Livengood and daughter hosted a five o clock Christmas dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Co A Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murray from Wellsville, and others from Leavenworth Ottawa Easton Geneseo and Lawrence. Families from Beloit Westphalia Garnett Pomona Overbrook and Kansas City gathered for meals and gift exchanges across multiple homes in the area.
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Millie Livengood
Bernice Livengood
Co. A. Murray
Richard Murray
Wellsville
Carol Murray
Leavenworth
Warren Wickham
Easton
Wickhams
Beloit
Robert Young
Debbie
Timmie
Geneseo
Clare Shadle
Bob
Ottawa
Guy Young
Westphalia
Shadle
Gilbert Smith
Prof
Gersald M. Smith
Lincoln
Ned
Clyde Hesp
Mike
Marie Hesp
Inez Pancake
Lissa Hunt
Horace Bryant
Garnett
Earl Gilliland
Pomona
Harlan Button
Helen Gilliland
Kansas City
Kas
Keith Gilliland
Lawrence
Rex Gilliland
Diane
Kim
Shelly
Overbrook
Harry Gilliland
Elmer Gilliland
Centropolis
Nathan McNary
Todd Wayne Harbison born with Wellsville roots
TODD WAYNE is the 9-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell B. Harbison, Wellsville. Grandparents are Mrs. Paul Christie, Garnett, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Slader, Wellsville. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Beulah Harbison, Wellsville, E. T. Todd, Pleasanton, and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sluder, Baldwin.
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Todd Wayne
Darrell B. Harbison
Wellsville
Paul Christie
Garnett
Ralph Slader
Beulah Harbison
E. T. Todd
Pleasanton
Charley Sluder
Baldwin
Christmas Dinner Held By F. S. Burgoon Family
The F. S. Burgoon family held a Christmas dinner in the Fellowship hall at Rantoul with a large list of attendees from Rantoul Osawatomie Onaka Wellsville Kansas City Romana Mike Margie O'Brien Dale Janet Charyl Pamela Billy Roy Diana Mary Ann Roseanna Wyatt and others sharing pound cake recipes and hints for vanilla mace and orange rind flavoring.
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F. S. Burgoon
Fellowship Hall
Rantoul
R. C. Burgoon
Kathy
Michael
Johnnie
Roy Burgoon
Judy
Terry
Joy
Bradley
Steven
Onaka
Minn
Thomas Eneichen
Earl Medlen
Diana
Vicky
Dean
Shey
Brenda
Kansas City
David Burggon
yDavid
Ricky
Linda
Randy
Itave
Starch Keeps Pillowcases White and Smooth
Dear Heloise explains starching pillowcases lightly at each wash to preserve whiteness and create a smooth sleep surface. The note adds that starching absorbs some body oils, helping prevent fibers from soaking up oils and dirt over time.
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Heloise
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Parker House Rolls
First Things
Lois
Cecily Brownstone
Roy Batdorf
Western Auto
Zenith Color
T.V
Ottawa Herald
Mabel Clifton
Stanley Smith
Thad
D. W. Roll
Albright
First National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
Kansas Municipal Bonds
J. J. Chandler
R. M. Clogston
R. 8S
Hanes
Exec
C. W. Hegberg
H. A. Letchworth
Frances O. Jones
R. D. Mahoney
R. S. Ha,w. E. Hegberg
Elizabeth C
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Franklin County
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