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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1963
Page
6
A class at Princeton High School under foods teacher Mrs. R. J. Studebaker prepares a simple Apple Brown Betty. The recipe uses tart apples, sugar, cinnamon, salt, and bread crumbs layered in a greased dish to create a dessert praised for its wonderful eating.
The column blends letters to Ann Landers on divorce, schooling, and party etiquette with home recipe notes for Apple Fritters Cranberry Waldorf Salad Apple Bacon Crisp and Apple Dumplings plus dessert tips and verdicts from the readers about favorite apple treats. The page interleaves personal guidance with practical cooking directions and a note about a reader quitting school.
Jane-ledoms offers Casual and school wear patterns for children in sizes 2 to 10. Includes top skirt and blouse options with plaid fabrics and available yardage. Cost 50 cents per pattern plus 10 cents extra for first class mailing. Mail to Anne Adams Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. New York.
Mrs L W Seright led the Senior Club gathering at the Youth Center on Friday with 24 members present. Devotions included a New Year prayer, the Lord's Prayer, a singing of America and a flag salute. Margaret Williams played piano. Birthdays for Minnie Bogart and Fannie Slandfast were noted. Lilian Spears read the poem Expectant Father. After refreshments by Marcell, Seright, and Spears, members visited and played games.
Socialettes leader Marcia Cudworth from WMS Circle of First Baptist Church will meet Wednesday evening at Mrs. Peter Flusser’s home, 1048 Cottonwood. NMC Tuesday meeting with Mrs. M. L. Sellers is cancelled. Cosmopolitan Club speaker Monday is Mrs. Rosalie Osburn, county health nurse, on new drug use. Daughters Club of Centropolis held a luncheon with Mrs. Vern Link hosting a hostess shower and plans a Valentine party for Feb. 7 with Mrs. Porter Turner. Ten attended.
Harvest guidance notes full maturity or full-ship stage for cantaloupes. When picked at this stage the stem breaks away cleanly, leaving a shallow saucer-like scar.
Dear Heloise shares a crystal chandelier cleaning method using a tall jar with detergent and hot water to rinse prisms while catching grime in the jar. She warns against full immersion on electric fixtures and notes safer approaches for chandeliers. The letter includes tips from wheelchair users about transporting items and using plastic placemats as durable table mats, praising their long lasting usefulness. Esther Martin adds a plastic mats tip tested for nine years.
The Herald recounts reader notes about Ogg Jeannie Hull Susan Brooks MPM Club’s 80th anniversary and Steven Curry. Art Carter of Ramona California writes of Ottawa roots from 1905 and Julia Walsh near Larson’s Grocery. He recalls Dad Martin’s picture framing and his undertaker father.
Mrs Henry Gilroy of Exemplar Chapter is named in Omega Chapter. Mrs Tom Marks and Mrs L P Moree attend a potluck supper and program at the Ottawa Garden Club. Recruit Class at North Baptist Church and True Kindred group noted.
A jumble of names and events lists weekly meetings and club notices across faith groups service circles and social clubs in Ottawa. Entries include church societies women’s auxiliaries youth groups mission circles and fundraising gatherings with times and host names where legible.
A classic meat supper plan featuring 14-pound smoked beef tongue with mustard sauce parsley potatoes cauliflower au gratin green salad bread tray fruit and cookies and beverage. Simmer tongue with pickling spice bay leaves cloves and garlic in cold water for about four hours until tender, then skin trim and slice to serve hot.
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