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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1958

Page

8

Gunny Sack Report Slinks In On Fashion Front Murmurs

New York columnist Hugh A. Mulligan reveals a satirical Gunny SackReport lampooning 1950s fashion science. It mocks a shapeless chemise trend, claims women will resemble a Murmansk Momma in a greatcoat, and casts fashion salons as ritual showcases with a mock critique of industry figures.

Hugh A. Mulligan New York Gaither America Murmansk Siberia 5Th Avenue Rose la Rose Lili St. Cyr Minsky Dorothy Roe Associated Press Garment Center Abe Schieder Schrader Liouette

Sack Adopts New Variations In Fashion Show

A chaotic fashion page from New York traders explores sack dress styles bloused chemises two piece suits harem chemises and bare top evening chemises. Designers and models parade sacks with belts and varied silhouettes while readers wonder which cut flatters the figure.

Mother Hubbard

Local social clubs host gatherings and yearbook work

Socialettes Pomona Stitch and Chatter and Tot-to-Teen clubs met midweek for tasting and yearbook tasks at Mrs Bulmer’s, with Schnoke and Floyd Flager co hosting. Crescent Club of Wellsville heard Mr Beatty on 1958 outlook, while TAP aided Mrs Docking at a Governor’s mansion coffee for March of Dimes. Additional events included American Legion Auxiliary planning, Bovd Ladies Aid activities, and a birthday dinner at A B cafe. Seventeen attended across events, with several guests and family members noted.

Pomona Stitch and Chatter Club Robert Bulmer EL Nels Kristenson Schnoke Pleted Floyd Flager Howard Whitlatch Crescent Club of Wellsville Beatty H. E. DeTar George Docking Governor's Mansion March of Dimes John Lamb Henry Colby W. F. Kramer H. C. Stevens Judy Patsy Franklin County Docking

R E M Club Members Share Holiday Tales at Meeting

R E M Club held yesterday afternoon at Mrs Rachel Hubbard's home with roll call sharing holiday memories. Guests included Mrs E L Gregg and her sons David and Ken along with several other members and friends.

R.E.M. Club Rachel Hubbard

Program On Coins Kiwam Queens Hear Guest Speaker

Rev. M Todd Macdon spoke at Mrs A G Madison's home on coins with a talk titled Dont Take Any Wooden Nickels He displayed slides from his coin collection noted as among the largest in the region Mrs Macdonald and Mrs Ed Kramer introduced new members Mrs Bill King and Mrs Lyle Grier led the meeting Highleen attendees and auxiliary helpers assisted with coffee and refreshments He was introduced by Mrs Macdonald and others

Kiwam M. Todd Macdon Sald A. G. Madison Macdonald Bill King Ed Kramer Lyle Grier the Mines Lowell Gish C. W. Boulweg

Eugene Field PTA Sets Monday Meeting Topics

Eugene Field PTA plans Monday school meeting topics including the exceptional child discipline basic attitudes and guidance in reading. Planned by Mrs Max Alderman Mrs Gail Sephens Mrs Glen Hardesty and Mrs Raymond Carter with discussion leaders Dr Roy W Browning Mrs Bonnie Hughsoo and Mrs De W Henning. A pre school nursery and refreshments will be provided.

Eugene Field PTA Max Alderman Gail Sephens Glen Hardesty Raymond Carter mMe Roy W. Browning Bonnie Hugh‘soo

Club Forecast and Officers Named at Women’s Association

The Women’s Association of the ederaved Chaveh held an installation and business session on Wednesday with Mrs. Harold Crawford as president and Mrs. Joanoel Chandler as vice president. Officers also include secretary Mrs. John P. Wallace and treasurer Mrs. A J Ford. Committees chaired by Mrs. Chandler and others reported, 32 members attended, with social hour and refreshments served.

Mes Dani Lawrence Iretake Jrew Women's Association of the Servier Doh Sheldeen Harold Crawford Joanoel Chandler John P. Wallace A. J. Ford Crawford Chandler Charles Queen Hower Shelton C. R. Campbell Robert Conaly Lowell Gish Bergaman R. Q. Larder Dan Wilson Lawrence Will Gamble William Ward the Mines Marl Read Gamble Robert Hill Woi Bancroft Ross Johnson Moilo Warris W. S. Bowers

Founders Program Notes and Officers Elected

Founders Program of Rebekahs held Tuesday evening on Thomas Wiley with Odd Fellowship led by Mrs Edna Good Mrs Blanche Good and Mrs Agnes Stoller. Members elected Mrs Harry Loyd drill captain and approved a school of instruction for Ottawa. Mrs Glenn Lancaster presided plans to entertain district officers on a day in 220. Mrs Lancaster received a gift from officers. Mrs Fred Ferguson. Mrs George Zonk reported gifts for shut ins during the holidays.

Rebekahs Thomas Willey Odd Fellowship Edna Good Blanche Good Agnes Stoller Harry Loyd Otawa Glenn Lancaster George Zonk

Elm Grove Club Hosts All Day Meeting and Dime Drive

Elm Grove Chih quilted at their all day meeting with Mrs J D Brown and served a noon dinner. Mrs Ernest Lawrance conducted business and devotions. New member Mrs Oren Burrows received the mystery box. Members to bring contributions to the March of Dimes at the next meeting. Visitors included Mrs Hugh Highie and children.

Elm Grove J. D. Brown Ernest Lawrance Oren Burrows Jill Ivan Meladden Andy

Maple Topping for Ice Cream Drizzle and Garnish

A quick maple syrup topping thickens in about five minutes then poured over ice cream. Garnish with salted almonds for a crunchy finish enhancing the dessert’s sweetness and texture.

Ottawa Herald 1988 ceremony honors Nobles and guests

Seventy five attendees at Quenemo lodge installation with Gail Nilcher as musician. Officers installed include frat master Howard Kalb president Mrs Kya Hughes grand wardens Ivan McFadden Bertha Richardson grand secretaries William Rica Mora Julius Traffelock grand treasurers Jack Dawson Thelma Nelson guardians Harry Loyd Viola Rodsger marshals Clara Smith chaplains F H Bullock Mrs Paul Bonsley musicians Lindel Chiam Candli ghters Mrs Adam Wieke Mrs George Zook Elma Good carried the threerink emblem. Past noble grand jewel presented to Mrs Glen Lancaster. Mrs Ferguson sang Memories and Save Your Best of All. Carnation arrangement gifted by Mr and Mrs Becker. Program featured duet Mrs Ferguson with Mrs Ainsworth reading piano Peary Nordyke accordion duet Sharon Wilsdarf Lindy Woods prayer Mrs Louis Turner. Refreshments served by Mines Floyd Hamner Alnw or th Nell Doinson Alyte Murray. Seventy five were present.

Howard Kalb Kya Hughes Quenemo Ivan McFadden Bertha Richardson William Rica Mora Julius Traffelock Jack Dawson Thelma Nelson Queneme Harry Loyd Viola Rodsgers Arthur Jxalb Clara Smith F. H. Bullock Paul Bonsley Lindel Chiam Adam iWieke George Zook Elma Good Glen Lancaster Fred Ferguson Glenn Aineworth Reading Jlt. Ralfelock Peary Nordyke Sharon “Ilsdarf Lindy Woods Louis Turner Floyd Hamner Alnaworth Nell Doinson Alyte “Murry Helen Oshurm

Joint Installation of Ottawa Lodges 24 and 17h

Rebekah and Odd Fellows held a joint installation at the Ottawa hall with officers named for both lodges. Awards and positions covered include noble grands Gail Nithcer and C L Breckenridge, vice-grands Glen McFadden and Glenn Ainsworth, secretaries A Mar rican and Harry Loud, wardens J L flakes and Alla n O Maherty, conductors Fred Pers wassey and Be Holmes, inner and outer guardians, and several senior and right supports.

Gail Niteher C. L. Breckenridge Glen Mcfadden Glenn Ainsworth Marrican Harry Loud J. L. Flakes Allan O'Maherty Fred Perswassey Be Holmes Glenn Lancaster William Will Rice Noble Wloyd Mariner Ben Gibson Jeff Henry Alhan Louis Turner Ernest Lawrance Adam Wicke Robert Phillips George Zook Lyan McFadden

Cheese Garnish On Broccoli Sparks Commentary

A fragment describes grated cheddar sprinkled over hot broccoli with butter, noting the green and yellow colors look pretty together. The text remains informal and scattered with garbled phrases.

Substituting Bacon for Salt Pork in Navy Beans

The text notes bacon may substitute salt pork when preparing baked navy beans and that dry lima beans can replace navy beans in the recipe. It presents practical substitutions for legume dishes.

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