New USDA Food Guides Highlight 1966 Grade Standards
The United States Department of Agriculture issued several firsts in 1966 grade standards. Highlights include boned poultry roasts, three grades for mixed nuts in the shell, and revised standards for cheese fruit and vegetables. The guide explains grade marks help consumers buy on certified quality and that container condition standards began in 1966. Frozen desserts standards were prepared for possible state adoption.
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U. S
USDA
Consumer and Marketing Service
U.S
C&ms
Two Elected For Degrees At Uni on Chapter No. 15
Two petitioners were elected to receive the degrees of the order Wednesday evening by Uni on Chapter No. 15 OES. Mrs. Freda Hughes presided. Initiation will be held Jan. 18. Annual reports were given by Mrs. Hazel Ogle, Mrs. Myrtle Crofts and Mrs. Esther Carter. Refreshments were served in the dining room by Mrs. Hazel Triplett, Mrs. Eleanor Randel, Miss Arlis Loyd and Mrs. Crotts. Mrs. Geraldine Norton dipped punch. Table decorations featured a clock with golden wings indicating time passing. A portrait of retiring matron Mrs. Ogle and the new matron Mrs. Hughes flanked the table, with scripture verses guiding each.
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Union
Freda Hughes
Hazel Ogle
Myrtle Crofts
Esther Carter
Hazel Triplett
Eleanor Randel
Arlis Loyd
Crotts
Geraldine Norton
Baby Brenda Jo Bach Born in Topeka on Dec 31
Mr and Mrs Wallace Bach of Topeka welcome daughter Brenda Jo born December 31 weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces. The Bachs also have a son Brad. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Tom Stansbury of Williamsburg and Mr and Mrs F J Stansbury of Ottawa, with great grandparents Mrs Jennie Atteberry of Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Bach
Topeka
Brenda Jo
Bachs
Brad
Tom Stansbury
Williamsburg
F. J. Stansburgy
Ottawa
Jennie Atteberry
Waverly
Printed Pattern 4508 children's dress pattern
An old sewing pattern blurb describes a swingy 67 skimmer with pleats on one side and a youthful action style. It instructs quick sewing and lists sizes 2 4 6 8, with size 6 using 14 yards of 35 inch fabric. Pricing 65 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for mailing and handling, to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept 244 West 17th St New York NY 10011.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
CWF Begins New Study At First Christian Church
The Christian Women Fellowship opened a new study, Appalachia, Where Why What, with the Mary Lue circle organizing and Mrs Walter Doyen leading assisted by Mrs Glennis Brown. Worship was led by the Merle Tillery group and business session run by Mrs Kenneth Saffron.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship of the
First Christian Church
Appalachia
Mary Lue
Walter Doyen
Glennis Brown
Merle Tillery
Charles Talbott
Charles Gentner
Velma Larson
Kenneth Saffron
Ottawa
Axtell Hospital
Neweton
Garenett C.W.F
Ottawa University Grads Engage Kingsburys’ Daughter
Patricia Marie Kingsbury of Wichita and James Stephen Carter of Fairville Kansas, both 1966 Ottawa University graduates, announce their engagement. Kingsbury teaches third grade in Wichita and Carter studies medicine at the University of Kansas School of Medicine in Kansas City. The wedding is set for June 3 at 3 p.m. in Central Baptist Church, rural Augusta.
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C. L. Kingsbury
Wichita
Patric CIA Marie
James Stephen Carter
Victor B. Carter
Fairville
Kan
Ottawa University
Central Baptist Church
Augusta
Miss Kingsbury
Carter
Recreation program presented by Allen Unruh at Ottawa meeting
Allen Unruh principal of Eugene Field School spoke on Ottawa summer recreation for the Association for Childhood Education. He described a camp with an average of 18 campers weekly from grades 5 through 8, totaling 196 participants, sponsored by Ottawa schools and the Kiswanis Club, including canoeing, archery, rifle range practice and camp duties.
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Association For Childhood Education
Allen Unruh
Eugene Field School
Paul Durbin
Unruh
Ottawa
Kiswanis Club
Fred Hermes Reck
Durebin
A,c,e
Anton Strafuss
Dee Ann Harndon
Richmond
Allen Unru
W S Cs Circles Hold Sessions at Trinity Church
The general W S C S of Trinity Methodist Church held Wednesday circle meetings announcing a supper at 5 30 Sunday in Fellowship Hall before a four session study course Affluence and Poverty The study continues Sunday nights through January Topics included We the Methodist Women of the World and scripture Ephesians 3 14 21 New member Mrs Freda Griffin was welcomed and prayers and cards to sick members were noted
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W.S.C.S
Trinity Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Ben Gibson
Grace Circle
Earl Reed
Leslie Brown
Myrtle Proffitt
Everett Chapman
Chester Louderback
Gertrude Day
Gibson
Gibeson
Reed
Priscilla Circle
Harry Loyd
Lester Cation
Hope Mott
Freda Griffin
Cation
Women’s Association Renames Group United Presbyterian Women
At the Westminster United Presbyterian Church meeting the Women’s Association voted to change its name to United Presbyterian Women. The group reported gifts of clothing toys and money for Sangre de Christo Mission Colorado enough to supply every family with a basket and to fund trench mouth disease control. James W Smith East Central Kansas Incorporated Community Action Program spoke on poverty and local efforts in Ottawa. The gathering closed with prayer and a memorial service for deceased members.
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Women’s’ Association
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Women
Sangre de Christo
Colorado
Rosger Greenslade
James W. Smith
East Central Kansas Incorporated Community Action Program
Cutting Boards in varied designs from Home Workshop
Ruth Wyeth Spears presents a pattern family idea for cutting boards from scraps or solid stock. Pattern 237 provides actual size cutting guides for popular designs and more, priced at 35 cents. Included in the four patterns in the Package Kitchen Handies No 18, all for 1. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills NY.
Heloise tips on home care and quick fixes
A collection of reader Q and A notes from Heloise offering practical hacks. Advice covers removing paint from mirrors with nail polish remover and plastic bags, preserving hot water bottles with aluminum foil, improvised cupcake liners from foil, using newspapers to reduce frying splatters, sewing machine cover with inner pockets, suede shoe care by emery board, eyeglass cleaning with permanent wave endpapers, and extending linen hankie life by varying folds.
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Heloise
P.C
A Kiefer
Stone
Catherine Ryan
Robert Meier
Cele Vartigian
Emma
Club Forecast Friday Senior Club and Royal Neighbors Event
The Senior Club at the Youth Center hosts a Friday gathering with the Royal Neighbors taking part in a formal installation ceremony. Members are invited to attend the community event and celebrate a milestone for the fraternal groups.
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Royal Neighbors
Socialette Holiday Guests Across Kansas City Area
Socialettes report holiday visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rowland and Cherie Lane with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelley and David from Overland Park. Also Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Stokemire and son of Ottawa visited along with Jesse Brillhart Osawa Jomie. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Judee man and Larry from Kansas City and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyd of Shawnee Mission were guests.
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Marvin Rowland
Cherie Lane
Jack Kelley
David
Overland Park
Donnie Stokemire and Son
Ottawa
Jesse Brillhart
Osawa
Jomie
W. F. Judeeman
Larry
Kansas City
Earl Boyd
Shawnee Mission
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By Mane Melos
CWF
O.U. Grads
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Patricia M
Kingsbury
WSCS
Herb Johnson
J.F. Barr
J. R. Cheney
W. P. Shepard
Ben F. Bowers
Guy Gibbs
Home Workshop
Ruth Wyeth
Spears
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
Betsy Ross
Winthrop City Club
Jarman
Miracle
Miss Wonderful
S. Main
Clary
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