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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
2
Heloise shares reader questions about persistent fishy odors in cottons from resin finishing. Recommends returning affected garments to manufacturers due to inherent fabric odor from curing or resin breakdown. notes limited removal options and cites dry cleaning labs.
State Senator William S. Bowers spoke to Ottawa Branch of the American Association of University Women last evening. He discussed Wichita University becoming a third state university, House Bill No. 125 on state aid to schools, creation of a state school foundation fund, and fund distribution. He noted support for a constitutional amendment to make county superintendent an appointed office and mentioned school unification and a transition period bill, with a possible education TV bill. The meeting was led by Education and Legislation Committee chair Mrs. Harry Moody at First Methodist Church, with members Mrs. Mae McAnelly, Mrs. Harvey Martin, and Mrs. Herbert Harrah.
A Monday meeting of Round about Club at Mrs. S. R. Hubbard's featured Ottawa University students Michael Onwuemene from Issele-Uku Nigeria and Vinay Valia from Bombay India. Onwuemene spoke on life in his homeland and his reasons for pursuing education in America, touching on religious political and educational aspects. Valia described his life before coming to the United States and presented slides of famous places in India he photographed.
A brief note explains that cooking cabbage briefly makes it milder and less likely to cause indigestion than longer cooking, reflecting a shift in common kitchen practice and taste toward shorter, gentler preparation.
Mrs. D. G. Laury introduced Miss Nell Barnaby who reviewed Applesauce Need Sugar and discussed city library services. The group voted to keep associate membership in Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and planned a tea, dinner, and clothing drive for the Boys Club with refreshments hosted by Mrs. Richard Byrd and co-hostesses.
Yesterday afternoon at Faith Bible Missionary Church Mrs F M Coons led missionary prayer followed by a business session and work on used clothing and quilt blocks. Eleven attended and plans were made to visit Nelson Art Gallery to see the Van Gogh collection on Feb 19.
Advise bakers to improve browning by brushing the top crust with milk cream or egg wash before baking to enhance color and appearance of pies.
Piano students of Mrs E D Bader performed a recital featuring solos duets and two piano numbers at Butler's recital hall with 62 attendees. Players included Susie Rollins Debbie Worl Marilyn Brown Martha Hashman Mike Hashman Bobby Abbott Laura Scott Jerry Adell Laverna Lee Rollins Jacqueline Beauchamp Sandra Mace Sharon McClure Kathy Spratt Sara Wood Bill Driver and Sue Ellen Smith. Mrs Jack Beauchamp and Mrs Rader assisted with the duets. Soft drinks were served.
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