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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
10
Quick, practical ideas for pairing sauerkraut with frankfurters. Suggestions include heating kraut with apples, adding instant mashed potatoes, mixing in tomatoes or wine, and simmering franks in kraut until hot. Variations favor seeds, sugar, and butter for flavor.
Mrs. Olevia Sieg hosted Socialettes REM Club with Mrs. Ben Printy in charge. Seventeen attended as Lincoln quotations were shared and a scrambled letter game entertained. Mrs. Russell Lamber of Wellsville assisted with refreshments and is Sieg's daughter. Chapter AU PEO presented On Virgin Soil by Elmer Roth at Ottawa University.
Merry-Go-Round Club met yesterday at Mrs Harold Stewarts home with the hostess presiding. Contests awarded to guest Mrs Ralph Lewis Colony and Mrs Neal Sayler. Plans for 56th anniversary dinner and cookie exchange March 12 at Mrs Leo Kirkwoods home. Each member received a Valentine gift from her sunshine sister. Decorations and refreshments featured a Valentine theme. Mrs G E Harris Prairie Village was another guest.
Steamed foods should be positioned high above boiling water to avoid direct contact with water. Food immersed or touching water is cooked by boiling, not steam, so keep it elevated to maintain steam cooking integrity.
Mrs Maxine Stephens hosted the Calvary WMU meeting at Calvary Baptist Church last evening. Mrs Lyle Hart read missionary letters and led a prayer session while Mrs Stephens spoke on Christian Woman and Mrs Jack Elder performed a vocal solo. A spring tea is planned for March 19 at the church with Miss Bainer from Cleveland Ohio of Baptist Mid Missions as guest.
The notice lists events including Soroptimists luncheon with Mrs Ernest Link and Kiwanis Queen activities, Kiwanis meeting ladies night, Girls groups from Princeton WSCS VFW Auxiliary and White Shrine, indicating a busy civic club schedule.
Thawed blueberries are prepared for folding into a pancake batter calling for two cups flour. Use at least two-thirds cup berries to balance the two cup flour ratio, enriching the batter for a hearty winter breakfast.
Emerson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Emerson married Ronald Boyson of Emporia son of Mr. and Mrs. W C Boyson at Countryside Christian Church Mission on February 3. Rev Gilford Olmsted officiated with Mrs Gilford Olmsted on organ. Bridesmaids and guests noted, with detailed attire and reception decor. Both newlyweds are nursing students at Newman Hospital School of Nursing and College of Emporia and will reside at 1302 East Emporia.
Members of Princeton Circle No. 33, Ladies of GAR, met for an all day sew rag rags event to benefit Wadsworth VA Hospital. Mrs Frank Cannady led business, Miss Clara Kaiser gave devotions, and Mrs Byron Robison headed the flag ritual. Lincoln quotations filled roll call as members reported 90 sick visits and nine cards sent.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best reader tip turned in, encouraging community members to contribute news leads and information for publication.
At First Methodist Church yesterday afternoon the Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a fruesta in memory of great Americans with February birth days. Guests included sixteen women’s missionary groups. Rev. Charles Knight spoke on What will you have me do? based on the rich young ruler. Dean Zook led Hail Gladly Light, and a carnation beside Frances Willard’s picture marked her upcoming birth day.
Hairdressers Unit 51 met at North American Hotel to discuss state legislation and the new hair fashion Romantic Bell. Members hosted a dinner, collected for the Heart fund, and reported 27 hair cuts given to nursing home residents in observance of National Beauty Salon Week.
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