Women Set Records In Achievements In 1965
Women set records across politics government religion science business arts in 1965 led by Dr Helen Taussig Johns Hopkins first woman American Heart Association president Margaret Arnstein first Rockefeller Public Service Award recipient Patricia Roberta Harris appointed Luxembourg ambassador Constance Baker Motley first woman Manhattan borough president Phyllis Edwards first Episcopal woman ordained Julia Walsh and Phyllis Peterson first women in New York Stock Exchange Shirley Ann Gray Pulitzer Prize winner Irene Parsons highest government personnel post Martha Graham 1965 Aspen Institute award noted plus a fashion ad for Granny dress pattern with ordering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Taussig
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
American Heart Association
Margaret Arnstein
Office of International Health
U.S. Public Health Service
Rockefeller
Manhattan
New York City
Phyllis Edwards
Julia M. Walsh
Phyllis M. Peterson
Washington, D.C
New York Stock Exchange
Shirley Ann Gray
Miss Gray
Tulane University
James Feibleman
Irene Parsons
The
Veterans Administration
Martha Graham
Colorado
Aspen Institute For Humanistic Studies
Institute
Fondue Bourguignonne Recipe From Lucerne Swiss House
A 1964 Europe tour inspired Mrs. Barre Barrett to share a no cook fondue Bourguignonne idea from the Old Swiss House in Lucerne. The dish uses 7 to 8 oz filet per person and is served with accessories for a fun meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Barrett
Europe
Do It Yourself Orchid Project and Indoor Gardening Notes
A collage of garden hobby tips begins with a DIY orchid project sparked by a New York Times article and a gift trip. It traces an orchid purchase, mentions taxonomy, and cites a Webster definition and Bailey Horticul ture references. The piece also shares anecdotes from a nursing home volunteer and ends with a meatball spaghetti sauce recipe and cooking tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missionary Union Meeting Shares Letters and Recipes
Calvary Baptist Women's Missionary Union members read letters from field workers and conducted devotions and a birthday pledge. The session featured New Year decorations, candlelight refreshments, and plans for February pajama sewing for Shepherd's Home. Also included are several tested kitchen recipes for pie crust, meatballs with sauce, and barbecue sauce using common ingredients.
Community club notices and meetings schedule
A lengthy list of weekly club meetings and events across Westminster, Ottawa, Princeton, and surrounding areas. Groups include Demolay Mothers, Zigzag Club, Army Mothers, American Legion Auxiliary, P.E.O. chapters, Rotary, Wesleyan and Faith Lutheran guilds, Lend-A-Hand class, Nurses, Sequel Club, Busy Corner Social Club, and many others with dates, hosts, and venues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.M
Lester Catlon
Marcia Cudworth
WMS
Paul Shipps
W. A. Schnoke
Franklin County Nurses
Rosalie Osburn
Floyd Coffman
Terry Malouf
L.W
A. M. Telfer
Skilton
First Methodist Church
Ottawa Bible Church Missionary Society
Seekers
Trinity Church
Gigzaggers
Lily Ruth Wilhite Sweet
Adelines Rebekahs
Navy water saving tips to cut shower water use
Dear Heloise explains Navy shower technique to conserve water. Wet body with water, turn off, lather with soap on a wetted cloth, rinse once. This method uses about two gallons, far less than a typical seven gallon shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Spauldings Back From San Juan and Gatherings
Socialettes note the Spauldings returning from San Juan Texas visiting the Goetzingers and Spauldings in Seadrift. De Molay Mothers set an open installation after a 7:30 p.m. meeting. Rickie McFadden to visit relatives. Iowa State KU game in Allen Field House. Various dinners and visits listed with the Saunders and Buckels families. Dr Buckels serves on a Marine Base at Camp LeJeune. Bob Bowles credits Navy for water conservation ideas. Heloise letter about a four year old’s kitchen remark. A shrinking bath towel inspires a waistline cutback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickie McFadden
Gene Saunders
Iowa State K.U
Allen Field House
Walter Bolen
Saunders
Harlan McFadden
Rodney
Club Election After Dinner at Far and Near Club
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Domanish hosted the Far and Near Club for a noon dinner on January 6 in Princeton. New officers elected include president Birdie Macy, vice president Jim Cunningham, secretary-treasurer Ron Atchison, and reporter Lancaster, with Helen Kersley slated to entertain next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Domanish
Princeton
Jim Lancaster
Birdie Macy
Jim Cunningham
Ron Atchison
Lancaster
Mrs
Helen Kersley
Club Member Returns Here At Senior Club Meeting
Among 29 attending at the Youth Center Friday was Mrs. Nellie Lohmann visiting from Germany with her son 1st Lt Walter Lohmann of the 84th Artillery. Myrtle Graham presided. after songs and a Bible reading a prayer were offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Nellie Lohmann
Walter Lohmann
Budginen
84Th Artillery
Myrtle Graham
Flora Sherman
Fayetta Burnett
Henry Smart
A. J. Brady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
N. Y
Ed Pence
Omicron Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Kansas
Webster
Cyclopedia of Horticulture
Bailey
Sara Steere
Myron Steere
Sara
Lois Smith
Jack Smith
Shepherd's Home, Inc
Lea & Perrin
the Harvesters
Westminster U.P
Masonic Temple
Phil McCracken
Roland Sass
Joe
Army Mothers
American Legion Auxiliary
NOUS
Gee
E.O
C. W
ELM Grove Club
Roy
Kiwani Queens
Harold Bundy
H.C.H. Club
Ernest Link
O. B. McNish
W.S.C.S
Appanoose Baptist
W.M.S
Clyde Wiscombe
Wamnita Reed C
W.F. Circle
Clinton
Gaston Nazarene Mission Society
V.F.W
White Shrine
Navy
Dee Spaulding
San Juan
Tex
Chris Goetzinger
Joe Spaulding
Sharon
Phyllis
Seadrift
de Molay
R. F. Koontz
L. J. Buckels
Jacksonville
N. C
Dr. Buckels
Camp LaJuene
N.C
Robert Schupbach
Denver
Colo
George Adkins
Adkins
Ottawa University
Bob Bowles
Rozelle B
Webb
Terry
H. H. Preble
Albright
Wellsville Bank
United States
R. Y. Lidikay
H. E. DeTar Carl C. Warnock
L. W. Hostetter
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the American Bankers’ Association
Kansas Bankers’ Association
W. B. Smith
W. H. Moherman
J. E. Moherman
Richard L. Moherman
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