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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1968
Page
7
A vintage collection highlights apples as a versatile fruit with simple baked and cooked options. Recipes cover applesauce at 92 calories per serving, honeyed baked apples with walnuts, apple dumplings, muffins with apples, an applesauce cake, an apple cake with meringue, and a rosy apple puffs dessert with a sugar glaze and topping.
A dense listing of church circles clubs and social groups meeting across Ottawa and Westminster. Items include FAITH CHAPTER Gold Star Mothers BLUE AND GOLD Circle at Anchor Building 7 30 p m Trinity Wesleyan Service Guild Presbyterian Women Rebekahs district Sch Instruction Ottawa TOPS Trimettes True Kindred Tuesday B and P W Club North American Beta Gamma Mrs Ern Elder Garfield Garden Club Clifford Geery Credit Bureau Friendship Circle Mrs Minnie Coltrane Omicron Beta l list Si Club Forecast Phi Junior High School Mrs Mike Horacek hostess Promenaders Dance Club Lincoln School 8 30 p m Ottawa Bible Church Missionary Circle Union Chapel WSCS Mrs O L Breckenridge TOPS Taperettes Wednesday Liberty Social Hour Mrs Louis Dale Peoria Ladies Aid Eagles Auxiliary Richter W S C S Past Noble Grands Club I C C F Hall Beauceant Child Study Mrs Billy Woods Four Seasons Garden Club Merle Tillery Mrs Charles Beeman Helen Gilbert Mrs Lee Harrison Velma Larson Mrs Mildred Fogle Baptist Women First Church Circles Esther Greenman Mrs Dean Stuart Marie Losh Mrs C J Pence Marjorie Sharp Mrs J B Stewart First Methodist Circles Deborah Mrs Ralph Overstreet Dorcas Mrs R D Spears Esther at Church Rebekah Mrs B A Daugharthy Ruth Miss Ethel Wheeler Martha Mrs J W Dickerson Earnest Workers Class Sack Lunch Westminster Circles Sweet Adelines Eastern Star Baxter Social Hour Mrs Gene Broers Fairmount Birthday Mrs Russell Dyer All day Retired Teachers Association Anchor Building 7 30 p m Senior Club Youth Center Naomi Club Mrs Virginia Griffin PEO Luncheon Westminster U P Church Chapter GLhost Chapter AU guests
A national newspaper notes Kansans promote their state with a 50 item “wonders” card from the Kansas Chamber of Commerce aimed at drawing tourists to stop in Kansas. It highlights state achievements from aircraft production to wheat outputs, salt reserves, industry presence, and literacy, as Kane sas Day nears. Also mentioned is Mrs Alice Smith, former Ottawan, baking 50 pumpkin pies for St Marys Hospital in Tucson, with a note she once baked 57 pies.
A Princeton Methodist W S C S study session Thursday at Mrs. Ralph Hobbs home explored The Japanese Youth. Led by Mrs. Arthur Atchison and Mrs. Elmer Sutton, 12 members and one guest attended with Mrs. Otto Siegele presiding. Applications for the missionary tour are due by March 1, JoAnne Sutton named as applicant. Cards were signed to send to several shut ins.
Socialette Mrs Mattie Gault led a quiz program for the Leisure Hour Club at Mrs George Atchison's rural Richmond home. Ten members and a guest Mrs Dan A Lickteig attended the Wednesday event. Mrs Nore man Shire to host the January 24 meeting.
Appanoose Baptist Women's Missionary Society met Thursday at Mrs Clyde Wiscombe's home with seven members and two children present. Rosa Clark presided as Esther Smith led the lesson If You Care Enough. Provers for roll call. Love gift totaled 5.35 dollars and a five dollar donation to Central Seminary was voted. Bazaar gifts planned for next year. Work day at church January 24 with Bible Book of the Month to be read. Subscription sent for mission magazine. World Day of Prayer service planned for March 1 at the church. Penney collection totaled 3.75 dollars. Cards signed for seven shutins. Closing prayer and refreshments followed.
WSCS groups met Thursday in Fellowship Hall with hostesses Mrs Alfred Sigler and Mrs Loren Snider. Lessons covered Residence Homes Find A Way on US Methodist homes by Mrs Myrtle Horstick Mrs Guy Reichard and Mrs Ray Mclees and Whither Go Methodists by Mrs Lon Mishler. New member Mrs Wesley Shire welcomed. An offering for student scholarships was collected. Evening salad and sandwich supper hostesses were Mrs Lola Booker Mrs Clyde Berry and Mrs Ralph McCrea.
A common recipe guideline suggests using six medium potatoes to reach roughly two pounds. Choose evenly sized potatoes to ensure uniform cooking and texture across the dish.
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