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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1973
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares a one-stick butter loaf method for small households. Mix onion, celery, garlic, lemon juice and two herbs, pulverize, spread between bread slices, wrap in foil, freeze, then bake as needed. Also notes clever use of plastic wrap box for a tiny container. Pancake variety overview ends with crepes and omelet pan tips.
Suzan Leslie Wittmeyer and Michael Wallace announce their August marriage plans. Both are Emporia State students. she majors in elementary education and music, he in business administration and physical education.
Instructions describe cooking crepes with clarified butter, turning techniques, and batch tips. Notes cover batter usage yields of 24 to 30 crepes, storage options, quick orange marmalade dessert, and clarifying butter steps including skimming foam and using the oil. Includes practical kitchen guidance and future filling ideas.
Mrs. Leland Barnhart was honored at a layette shower hosted at the Woods home Tuesday by Mrs. Roy Woods and Mrs. John Fritts. Assistant hostesses included Mrs. Rocky Woods, Shirley Fritts and Joyce Fritts. Games were won by Mrs. Martha Cristie and Mrs. Victor Mitchell who gave prizes to the guest of honor. The decorations featured a teddy bear theme in yellow and white with refreshments for 24 guests. Those absent sent gifts.
Rural Richmond hosts Sunday gathering for Mrs Larry Heck's birthday with relatives Art Rossman Doug McIntosh Charles Heck Delores Heck Trudy Heck and Mrs Leroy Wasmund. Princeton resident returns from Denver after visiting Steve Heiniger family and newborn Heidi Annette born January 26 with older daughter Jenny aged three.
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