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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1964
Page
3
A recipe for a cheese omelet with mushroom sauce serves 3 to 4. Beat eggs with tomato sauce and salt, stir in cheddar, cook slowly, fold, and serve with hot toast and fruit. Heat remaining sauce with onion or chives to spoon over the omelet. Includes ingredients and step by step directions.
Socialettes Mr and Mrs Earl Schmanke returned from a visit with their son Roger in Palo Alto California and with Mrs LeRoy O Farrel in San Francisco The Daughters Club was entertained Thursday by Mrs Tilfred Simmons who hosted a shower Mrs Ro irch received an anniversary gift Present for the luncheon were 14 members three children and four visitors including Mrs Harry McNees Mrs Bertha Roller Mrs Elizabeth Briggs and Mrs Bryan Stewart
Dear Heloise letter explains a sewing tip using a pencil end to pin a needle through the thread on a spool to prevent thread breaks. It includes reader notes about reducing finger sucking and a bandage technique, reflecting household answers and reader confidence in simple DIY fixes.
Readers share practical hacks such as threading spools with pencils and erasers to hold needles and pins, using socks as makeshift bandages for a baby's finger, warming baked goods on foil with a dash of water, tackling rust stains on floors, and slicing fabric straight by using a kitchen table partition as a guide.
A reader asks how to handle a co worker who sings all lunch hour. Ann Landers suggests the caller learn lyrics and sing along. The column also includes letters on an ear surgery for a teasing child and a reader criticizing a bridge club member, plus multiple personal anecdotes.
Eagles Auxiliary welcomed 42 attendees including three state officers Clara Eggleston Topeka Vera Van denberg Rosedale and Louise Kreitzer Olathe. Past presidents and charter members honored. A covered dish dinner and a cake walk prizes noted. Nominations for inside guard due February 0.
Mrs. John Holmes of Prescott, president of Ottawa district WSCS, spoke on qualifications of an officer and urged big thinking to achieve big goals at the Wednesday afternoon First Methodist Woman's Society for Christian Service meeting. Rebecca Circle served 68 members and four guests with a valentine decorated table.
The First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met in Elliott hall with Mrs. J R Henning presiding. Theme Love in Action featured talks on Christian social relations White Cross work and a love gift dedication. Devotions by Mrs. Claude Webb a vocal solo by Mrs. Gene Mohr and a nominating committee led by Mrs. Sherwin Snyder.
Baxter Social Club met Thursday with Mrs. Paul Mohr hosting a hose gift. Mrs. James Allen presided, 98th Psalm read, Lord's Prayer recited, bingo planned by Mrs. Ernest Sin with prizes to listed members. Fourteen members and one child attended. Mrs. Woods to host on February 20.
Advertisement for Anne Adams Printed Pattern 4812 offering easy sew diagram pin tuck dress. Includes sizes 12 to 22 with 3 yards of 35 inch fabric, cotton sheers wool rayon options. Priced fifty cents with added mailing and handling. request name address zone size style number.
Miriam CWF group of First Christian Church held an evening study on Orissa and its growing churches led by Mrs. Charles Talbot. Mrs. Howard Doyen hosted with Mrs. Leonard Hoopes assisting. Hoopes led the worship. Plans were made for a pot luck supper featuring foreign dishes on March 5 at Mrs. Talbot's home as a trial for the annual foreign dinner this spring.
The Women’s Fellowship of the Church of the Brethren met at the church for an all day session with Mrs. John Allen hosting lunch. Mrs. Glenn Gould led the devotional on Faith and Mrs. George Royer led the business portion. Plans set to attend the Feb 21 rally at Scott Valley and a Feb 19 temperance meeting at Mrs. Gene Ward’s home. The group spent remaining time crafting comforters bandages and relief clothing.
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