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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares practical household tips from preserving fizz cans to labeling homemade mixtures and quick fixes. Suggestions include using spray bottles for remedies, writing contents on bottles, and packing sponge brushes in vinegar to soften bristles while noting other reader ideas about salad salt timing and sock heel mends.
Jill Brown entertained the Girls Music Club at her parents home Newton and Mrs. Brown. Members performed piano solos and Jill won the prize for practice hours. Mrs R L Stevens sponsored the event and announced May National Guild piano auditions. Repeegians served to 15 members and 12 guests. Nancy Fleming will entertain the club February 6.
Kiwaniqueens heard guest Robert A Anderson discuss the school bond issue and social welfare program. In the business session led by Mrs John Hamerc yhouse plans were made for a bake sale with Kiwanis pancake day on January 21.
The son born December 24 to Mr. and Mrs. George Fredrick Hull Jr. of Leavenworth at Cushing Memorial Hospital has been named Kevin Fredrick. Grandparents are Clyde Funk of Eudora and George F. Hull Sr. of Ottawa. Great-grandmothers include Scottie Bingham, Jessie Lemon, and Laura Funk. The Hulls also have a 14 month old son Timothy Dale.
Far and Near Club enjoyed a day at the Gene Comnanish home east of Princeton with a noon potluck. Mrs. Darrell Macy led the afternoon session starter with singing. Roll call brought a surprise shower for Jay Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Atchison. Door prize went to Mrs. Elmer Louderback. Committees named: song leader Mrs. J. C. Hannaman, pianist Mrs. Bones, flowers Mrs. Arthur Atchison and Mrs. Domnanish. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carey attended as guests.
Mary Ann Hornecker was honored at a bridal shower Wednesday evening at Mrs. Richard Pearson's home. Mrs. David Bird assisted. she will marry Sylvester Hess on January 25. Prize winners in games were Mrs. J. W. England II and Mrs. LeRoy Wasmund. Pink and white bells decorated the gift table. refreshments followed.
Rebekah Lodge No 175 held an installation in IOOF hall with Mrs. Ivan McFadden presiding in the absence of noble grand Mrs. William Boucek. Officers installed included district deputy president Mrs. O L Breckenridge and others. 19 guests attended with 30 members present. gifts to the staff, a forthcoming IOOF installation, and reports to the Assembly president noted.
Seekers Class members held a New Year roll call with poems. Mrs Emile Barnes presided and gave devotions. Mrs Walter Rodgers offered opening prayer. Mrs Leo Kirkwood presented a financial report. The group reported 24 cards, 39 calls, one plant delivered and memorialized Florence Underwood. The closing number was the 23rd Psalm in unison.
The Herald announces a weekly tip prize of five dollars for the best news tip turned in by a reader, encouraging community participation and timely reporting.
Mrs. Ralph Sand hosts Zigzaggers Club at RFD 1 Wednesday evening and leads a textile painting display. Members show children and baby garments coats pillows and knitted doll clothes while Mrs. Darrell Mullen runs the business session and guest Mrs. Clarence Webster helps with refreshments.
REM Club members shared New Year resolutions during roll call with Mrs. Ben Printy. Contests and guessing games were enjoyed as three ill members received cards. Naomi group of First Christian CWF discussed Hong Kong with Mrs. Al Williams and study chair Mrs. Sam Shumate announced the next Disciples on the Rim of Asia. Mrs. Robert Whirley led worship on The Beginning of the New Year with assistant hostess Mrs. Eugene Saffren. Exemplar Chapter Beta Sigma Phi planned January project for Osawatomie State Hospital with Mrs. Jim Rodgers as host. Mrs. Byron Faden conducted business. city council report and plans for February 3 chapter dinner dance were discussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Milton Jameson.
HCH Club elected new officers at yesterday's meeting with Mrs. Chester Keim presiding. Officers are Mrs. Frank Wuckowitsch president, Mrs. Keim secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Ernest Sink reporter. Visitor Mrs. Robert Duffield joined as a member. Mrs. Sink led the business session. the hostess hosted a shower and gave tours of her new home.
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