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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
10
Recipes shared with women guests in Manhattan outline steps for a basic milk loaf rolls and a decorative coffee cake. Includes 400 degree loaf bake times, yeast activation, flour quantities, spice notes, and a sugar orange icing. Provides multiple kneading rising and shaping steps and yields.
The Women’s Association at Federated Church held a candlelight installation for new officers and recognized retiring officers. Mrs. R H Curby led the ceremony with Mrs William G Ward assisting, as Mrs James Chandler became vice president, Mrs John P Wallace secretary, and Mrs A E Ford treasurer. 26 members attended.
Cearfoss couple Alden and Cearfoss announce Diane Elaine born December at Ransom Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds 12 ounces. Magrath couple Hugh and Harris welcome Shae Ann born January weighing seven pounds one ounce. Redick couple Rowe Dean and 827 Ash welcome Ricky Dean born January weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Lee couple James and route 1 Greeley welcome Larry Eugene born January weighing eight pounds four ounces. Glenn couple Dale and 1040 Walnut welcome Sandra Ellen born January weighing seven pounds three ounces. Ottawa churches welcome you.
Trinity Methodist church hosted a White Elephant sale with 22 attendees including Mrs. John Kelsey and Mrs. Rex Howard coordinating devotions and serving duties. The Skilton Music Club presented a New Era in American Music program with Walter Butler hosting at Saunders Music Co. Also noting a 90th birthday for Christina Bohner and upcoming Florida trip plans for several residents.
Stephen Queen entertained the Boys Music Club Tuesday at the Queen home. Members played piano solos. K B Richardson won the prize for practice hours. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Queen and Stephen. Billy Hinderliter to entertain in February. Attendees included Mrs Goosman DeWayne Lofgreen Olin Wollen Gail Stephens Arnold Hinderliter William Ward Tod Queen and several members.
The Class Dinner Seekers met at Trinity Methodist Church with a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Charles Peterson led the afternoon session and Mrs. Emile Barnes gave devotions. Thirty people attended and 27 were present for the event, with officers to be installed in a joint ceremony with the Odd Fellows tonight.
Mrs. Howard Henderson served as guest speaker for the Child Study club last evening, outlining proposed civil defense plans to be sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. A lookout tower was described as one project. Hostess was Mrs. A J Jefferis with Mrs Ralph Loyd as guest and other members present including Elmo Andrew Floyd Coffman Lelan Davis T E Fleming Don Loglund Ed Meyer Emerson Max Dale Purcell Harry Rybolt Earl Schmanke Harold Sodamann and Olin Wollen.
Mrs. Adam Wicke, retiring Rebekah president, accepted gifts for her officers and members at last evening’s meeting in 1.0.C.F. hall. Mrs. O. L. Breckenridge made the presentations.
Mrs Rose Campbell hosted a Tuesday dinner in honor of the 44th wedding anniversaries of Mr and Mrs Levier Hough and Mr and Mrs Emile Barnes. The couples wed in a double ceremony on January 8, 1913. Snapdragon decor adorned the table. Guests included Mrs Campbell’s sister Mrs Levi Snapp of Coffeyville, Mr and Mrs Merrill Bliss, and Mrs Ralph Williams. Mrs Bliss is sister to Mrs Barnes and Mrs Williams is sister to Mrs Hough. The women served as attendants at their sisters’ wedding four decades earlier.
Last evening Mrs. Howard Doman led a panel on Segregation for the Tot To Teen club. Other panelists included Mrs. Eldon Schnoke Mrs. R A Bruce and Mrs. E M Swanson with attendees Mines Bill Barker Max Drake John Fisher Lowell Fouts De Wayne Lofgreen Warren Mason Paul Perkins M E Reinecke Eugene Sievers Jim Warnock and Gordon Daugharthy listed among participants.
Last night One-To-Six club heard Dr. C. O. Nauman speak on Care of Children's Teeth. Hostess Mrs. Don Waldo was assisted by Mrs. Lester Davis and Mrs. David Coleman. Guest Mrs. Jewell O'Dell joined the group, with others present including the Mies, J. W. Craycraft, Bruce Fleming, Glenn Gates, Harold Leitaker, J. C. Overholt, Sidney Morris, Mark Nesbit, Irvie Rice, Ray Talbott, Don Waymire and U. H. Wittmeyer.
Mrs Carl Scott hosted a Sunday dinner for her husband's birthday with guests Henry Fiehler Wayne Good Raymond Scott and family. Visits included Elva Russell from Bakdwin staying with Mr and Mrs Pete Wiseman and social calls by Virgie Heckman Ottawa and Estle Scott Lawrence with Mildred Scott. Joe McAuley Itawa spent time with his sister Mrs Lester Coffman while others called on Ted Higbie, Lon Yeung and several Wellsville and Linwood residents.
The American Federation of Musicians plans to hire a dozen top-name musical units for President Eisenhower’s inauguration. AFM President James C. Petrillo announced about $100,000 will fund inaugural music in Washington for January 19 to 21. Participating acts include Lawrence Welk, Guy Lombardo, Fred Waring, Meyer Davis, Louis Armstrong, Emil Coleman, Lionel Hampton, and Phil Spitalny.
The passage notes that a mouse's heart beats about 300 times per minute while an elephant's heart beats roughly 40 times per minute, illustrating a stark difference in heart rates between small and large mammals.
Bethel area residents attend a dinner honoring a wedding anniversary for the Jones family with relatives from Lawrence Overbrook Ottawa Michigan Valley and others. Overnight guests include Harold Feigner and Clyde Racy. Ben Hoffman family updates. New Year party hosted by Albert Turner and Waneta. various calls and visits to local homes. Invest in U. S. Savings Bonds.
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