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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1964
Page
3
Dear Heloise recommends using dishwashing detergent mixed with water to scrub pants and baby gear, soak sneakers and laces, and even clean vase bottoms. Save stale cereal pieces in a jar to grind into unique casserole toppings and improvise mixes for better flavors.
A collection of reader notes on cleaning glass with dish soap and vinegar rinses, freezing vegetables in nylon net, adding salt for winter traction, keeping buttered cheese moist, using leftover vegetable juice for gravy or pet food, and general household tips.
The Harvesters fellowship group of Westminster United Presbyterian Church presented a slides program in the church social hall. Guests Mr and Mrs Richard Smay shared views from their People to People trip to Europe last summer. Hosting the meeting were Mr and Mrs H L Cartadamner Rev and Mrs Frank Worthington and Miss Carrie Adams. Mrs R O Harder delivered devotions.
Royal Neighbors voted Friday night to contribute $5 to the March of Dimes. Mr. Hubert Feuerborn presided at the session in Masonic temple. The annual fraternal birthday dinner for members and families will be March 6. Members will bring baskets of food. Mrs. Ted Johnson and Mrs. Viola Robinson were named to the finance committee. The group voted to accept Mrs. Frank Sargent's semiannual audit report on the books of Mrs. Warren Welton, receiver, and Mrs. J. H. Medien, recorder.
The USDA proclaims potatoes one of our plentiful foods amid February promotions. The article notes potatoes' historic skepticism, later acceptance, and ongoing role in households. It advises selecting clean, uniform potatoes free from cuts and green spots to ensure proper taste and nutrition.
A compact listing of club activities and attendees includes Legion Auxiliary, Army Mothers CWBC, Lee's Cafe, Chapter AU, PEO, Mrs. E. E Caylor, Rotary AMS, Mrs. W. G Snedaker, LW, Mrs. E. V. Lash, Merry-Go-Round, Mrs. N. A. Chambers, Ladies of GAR Mrs. Lloyd Wilkinson, potluck, Marcia Cudworth WMS Mrs. Robert Winchester, Eva Martin first Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild church library Faith Lutheran Guild Lend-A-Hand Trinity Methodist Church.
Socialettes hosted by Mrs. Pearl Bristow honored birthday celebrants Mrs. Roger Gould of Wellsville and Harry Loyd of Ottawa with gifts exchanged. Others present included Frank Henry Lawrence and Mrs. Loyd. Wycoff community club was hosted by Mrs. Esther McCullough with Mrs. Herb Dowdy assisting. Mrs. G W Ponton led devotions and Mrs. Lawrence Lundstedt led business. Merle Christeson won a contest prize. A potluck at the community house was planned for February 21. guest Mrs. F C Drake attended.
Cooking column by Cecily Brownstone offers old fashioned treats. The recipe describes oldtime cookies with cinnamon sugar and butter dough and cheese rolls with olives. It notes a 300 degree oven for about 25 minutes yielding 36 cookies.
Sunday evening in the Church of the Brethren dining room a Mother-Daughter sweetheart banquet was held by the Home and Family Life division of Women's Fellowship led by Mrs. John Hamerickhouse. Mrs. Roy W. Browning spoke. gifts honored Mrs. Browning, oldest mother Mrs. Purnia Beamer, 78, and the mother traveling farthest, Mrs. Robert Stover of McPherson. Sixty attended. Men served the meal and cleaned up. Ottawa Herald. Monday, Feb. 10, 1964.
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