German Dishes Please Palates Of Americans
Mrs. Willard Cromwell a German war bride shares American interest in German meals. Recipes include a German American cheesecake with a graham nut crust and a porkolt meat dish for two, Wiener schnitzel with veal, liver dumplings, and classic klussee or dumplings, reflecting Bavarian influences. The article notes Cromwell’s family in Nurnburg and culinary ties to Germany.
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Willard Cromwell
Ash
Germany
Joint Installation Of Rebekahs IOOF Ottawa Lodge No 24
IOOF Ottawa Lodge No 24 and Hazel Rebekah Lodge No 175 held a joint installation service in JOOF hall on Thursday night. Officers installed include noble grands Ruth Hoopes and Ben Gibson with numerous grand officers named, past noble grand jewels presented, and 75 attendees plus guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buckley of Lawrence. Refreshments were served by Ben Gibson and his committee.
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Ottawa Lodge
IOOF
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
Joof Hall
Fannie Bernard
Rebekah Assembly
Howard Kalb
Glenn Ainsworth
A. C. Morrison
Lena Hougland
Pomona
Bill Rice
Helen Ice
Baldwin
O. L. Breckenridge
Thelma Nelson
Quenemo
Arthur Kalb
Elaine Smith
Eva Belle Criqui
Glenn McFadden
Nellie Garrett
Garnett
W. V. Becker
Ruth Hoopes
Ben Gibson
Noble
Elma Good
Ivan McFadden
Harry Loyd
Orville
Husband Should Buy A Second Newspaper
Dear Ann Landers letters discuss domestic frictions over newspaper use and infidelity. A husband suggests a second subscription as a cure for conflicted reading habits, while another reader rebukes wartime tropes about loneliness and fidelity with examples from neighbors and city life.
Fashion Week Brims With Sex Appeal And Quirks
AP Fashion Writer Jean Sprain Wilson reports spring ward robes mix science sailors and My Fair Lady vibes with bold silhouettes. Designers Gernreich and Chapman showcase provocative looks from amoeba shapes to ruffled polka dot dresses while Pellon reveals lab coat inspired garments. Poetry of fashion blends Eliza’s era with modern edge amid party-ready lava colors and sly humor.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
NEW York (Ap
Gernreich
Ceil Chapman
Ann Landers Advice on Family Feud and Weekday Dating
The column discusses a mother in law’s heirs taking antiques at a funeral and warns against family conflict over worldly goods. It also answers a teen asking if a 17 year old should date during weekdays, advising three weekday dates are plenty to focus on schoolwork and avoid home disruption.
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Ann
Law
Dear Ann Landers
Numero Uno
Community Club and Auxiliary Meetings in Princeton Area
A dense schedule lists multiple clubs and organizations with meeting times and hosts. Groups include COSMOPOLITAN Club, FAITH CHAPTER, Gold Star Mothers, PAST MATRONS ZIGZAG CLUB, LEGION AUXILIARY, ARMY MOTHERS CHAPTER, ROTARY AMS, LADIES of GAR, EVA MARTIN WMS, GOLDEN AGE Group, GARFIELD GARDEN CLUB, CWF circles, WESTMINSTER Lydia Circle, ERNEST WORKERS Class, FIRST BAPTIST WMS Circles, FIRST METHODIST Circles, EASTERN STAR Thursday activities, BAXTER SOCIAL HOUR, LIBERTY SOCIAL HOUR, PEORIA LADIES AID, EAGLES AUXILIARY, and NAOMI CLUB among others. Host locations include Memorial Auditorium, Trinity Methodist, CALVARY BAPTIST, N Baptist Church, Anchor building, Elliott Hall, and Youth Center.
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Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Auditorium
Army Mothers Chapter AU
PEO
Dean Royse Rem
Rachel Hubbard
Rotary Ams
Raymond P
Jennings Ladies of Gar
Ray _ Koontz
Eva Martin
WMS
Marcie Cudworth Wms
Virginia
Jennings Wesleyan Service Guild
John of
Garfield Garden Club
Jerome Minnick
CWF
Lydia
Elmer Mellies
Ruth
Ed Crawford
Westminster Lydia
Herbert Johnson
Ernest
Harry Loyd
Rantoul Presbyterian LLC
First Baptist Wms
Esther Greenman
John J. Pinney
Eileen James
Elliott Hall
Eleanor Stimson
Frank Phluy
First Methodist
Deborah
A. M. Telfer
Dorcas
R. A. Gollier
Esther
R. D. Spears
Martha
R. H. Lister, Sr
Rebecca
Ethel Wheeler
Robert Kile
Eastern Star
Graveside Rites for Darr ell Nickelson Held in Garnett
Graveside services were conducted for Darr ell Nickelson six year old son of Mr and Mrs Lee Nickelson who died January 3 at Garnett cemetery. Also noted are local social updates including Bev erly Sue Nickelson born January 5 at Anderson County Hospital and several community happenings such as Lions Club dinner at Mrs O Mara s cafe with Dist Governor Lavery Epperson as guest speaker. E. E. Platt remains seriously ill at Crestview Home with other visits and upcoming Willing Workers meeting details.
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Darrell Nickelson
Lee Nickelson
Garnett Cemetery
Gary Davis
Beverly Sue
Anderson County Hospital
Lions Club
O’mara
Lavery Epperson
Atchison
Marvin Pickert
Junction City
Wallace Urmey
Salina
Chris Pickert
Winter Haven
Cypress Gardens
Miami
Fla
Ross Gaults
Ray Atchisons
California
Mms
Marie Lake
Grace McLaughlin
C. F. Porter
Socialettes HCH Club potluck and club notices
Socialettes HCH Club potluck supper for families was Thursday evening at the Ernest Sink home. Mrs. Sink received a hostess shower. There were a short business session, card games and visiting. REM Club meeting Tuesday afternoon will be with Mrs. Rachel Hubbard who has moved to 701 N Mulberry. The Bernhardt School of Dance is presenting a revue for patients at Osawatomie State hospital Sunday at 2 p.m. Those taking part are Dee Ann Snyder, Betty Ellen McDonald, Starlene Whitcomb, Patricia Gates, Lisa Birzer, Carla Pence, Margaret Henning, Bibi Birzer, Sondra Loyd, Theresa Salb, Joe Salb, Elisa Mullen, Christy Talbott, Becky and Terry Gibson, Lesa and Christy Mires, Cindy Williams, Patty Harrell, Vanessa Wigglesworth, Steve Salb, Coleen Hohner and Andrea Loyd.
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HCH Club
Ernest Sink
The
Bernhardt School of Dance
Osawatomie State Hospital
Dee Ann Snyder
Betty Ellen McDonald
Starlene Whitcomb
Patricia Gates
Lisa Birzer
Carla Pence
Margaret Henning
Bibi Birzer
Sondra Loyd
Teresa Salb
Joe Salb
Elisa Mullen
Christy Talbott
Becky
Terry Gibson
Lesa
Christy Mires
Cindy Williams
Patty Harrell
Vanessa Wigglesworth
Steve Salb
Coleen Hohner
Andrea Loyd
Fairmount Birthday Club Hosts All Day Dinner
Fairmount Birthday Club held a basket dinner Friday during an all day meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dyer and Mrs. Maude Dyer. Mrs. Leah Smith led a brief business session. A shower for Mrs. Bob Weidner occurred and Mrs. Dee Wray received a mystery gift. Twenty four members and eighteen visitors attended. Mrs. Flosaie Ferguson will host another all day meeting on February 14.
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Fairmount Birthday Club
Russell Dyer
Maude Dyer
Leah Smith
Bob Weidner
Dee Wray
Flosaie Ferguson
Peanut Butter and Bacon Sandwiches with Applesauce
A quirky note suggests serving peanut butter and bacon sandwiches with freshly cooked applesauce. The playful line invites tryouts for young eaters, mentioning asters as a whimsical add.
Ottawa grows roses claim three generation clan
A Sun feature confirms Ottawa’s rose growing family, Shamburger, among the region’s leading clans, with three generations in the business. The report notes roses shipped from Texas in 1917 and ties to a distinguished local line.
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Ottawa
Tex
Shamburger
Last Minute Memo ry LOIS recall of Willis Nursery roses
Malcolm Scott recalls Willis Nursery shipments to department stores and dime stores. John J. Pinney says 100 varieties of roses were grown for Willis, with 10 000 to 15 000 bushes packed per car. The firm shifted to retail bare stock from California. The Tyler October rose festival is noted as momentous. Deer tracks and wildlife observations are also mentioned.
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Dallas Morning News
Malcolm Scott
Ottawan
B. W. Kelsey
Catherine Scott
John J. Pinney
Willis Nursery
Harold Crawford
Tyler Fis
Arthur Willis
Mr. Pinney
United States
Topeka Mower Company
Shamburger
Tyler
California
Donates To Furniture Fund At First Christian Church
Naomi CWF group of the First Christian Church donated 25 dollars for furniture for the new educational building at Thursday meeting. Mrs. Robert Whitley hosted with help from Mrs. M R Shoger and Mrs. Harry Johnson. Eugene Saffron gave devotions on Christian missionary work in Nepal and India. She arranged for verses of In Christ There is No East or West to be sung at start and end. Prayer urged deeper appreciation for God s children in India. Mrs. Lewis Stewart led the business. Seventy cards and good used summer clothing were requested for next meeting. Mrs. Charles Redman opened a series on the Christian Church in India. Present were 19 members and one guest, Mrs. Sadie Funk.
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Naomi Cwf
First Christian Church
Robert Whitley
M. R. Shoger
Harry Johnson
Eugene Saffron
Nepal
India
Lewis Stewart
Charles Redman
Christian Church In
Sadie Funk
Slipping Comforters Stopped With Cotton
Dear Heloise offers a budget tip to keep slipping comforters in place. The writer suggests fully covering the comforter with non slipping material but cannot afford large fabric. A more affordable approach using cotton remnants is described as a workable alternative.
Heloise tips on detergents stains and fixes
Reader tips cover odor removal with liquid laundry detergent stain lifting for perspiration marks and crayon cleanup. Advice includes anchoring a comforter under a mattress using cotton materials and comforter placement, plus quick fixes with safety pins and rubbing alcohol for sticky labels and marks.
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Madesie Selby
Heloise
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