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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
7
Readers are advised to avoid nonproof straight pins as rust can stain fabrics. Heloise shares testing over a year, notes some pins rust and damage materials if left in place. She invites letters with problems for the popular advice column.
Ottawa Memorial Auxiliary No. 5901 VFW initiated Mrs. Glen W. Hardesty and received a petition. Rose Abbott presided. They ordered sympathy and get well cards and approved $12.25 for the Auxiliary bowling team entry. Penny drill earned 61 cents. Funds from a food sale brought $50.14 for a home table and chairs. Sewing social produced 14 cancer dressings and 10 rag balls. Mrs. Chester Louderback delivered items to Wadsworth VA Hospital. February birthday party committee listed. Refreshments served after meetings.
Mrs Guy McIntosh led devotions for the Susana Wesley WSCS Circle last evening with Mrs Ben Gilmore. Mrs Marion Coen presented the lesson World Neighbors and showed books for introducing children to people abroad. Mrs Carroll Kirkpatrick conducted the business meeting. Mrs Gilmore and Mrs Leslie Wheat served refreshments to 13 members.
Chapter Meets Omicron Chapter and Beta Sigma Phi elected a nominating committee at the Wednesday evening meeting with sponsor Mrs. Claude Webb. Members include Mrs. Gardner Campbell Mrs. Don McKelvey and Mrs. Jack Roberts. Social committee led by Mrs. John Gutschenritter Mrs. Don Jones and Mrs. Campbell directed word games and refreshments.
Mrs. Robert Bray, new Ottawa resident, becomes part time district director for the Santa Fe Trail Council of Girl Scouts. She will supervise troops and train leaders in Franklin and Southwest Johnson Counties. Bray brings 10 years with the Kansas City Area Council. The council serves Wyandotte Miami Linn and Anderson Counties as a United Fund member.
A simple recipe notes adding finely diced leftover cooked ham to a muffin batter for savory ham muffins. The batter should be low in sugar and pairs well with breakfast eggs.
Socialettes Soroptimists heard a talk titled The Six Sides of Welfare by county welfare director Mrs Wan da Baird last evening. Fifteen members attended with Mrs J R Hudelson as hostess assisted by Mrs M A Welty and Miss Nell Barnaby. American Legion Auxiliary schedules a rag rag sewing session Monday in Memorial auditorium for the Wadsworth VA Hospital. Rebekah District No 8 rally is set for Monday at 7 30 p.m. in IOOF hall. sandwiches requested. Four Social Order of Beauceant members attended Assembly No 50 in Iola with Mrs Clarence Keefer Mrs W J Wright Mrs Sam Shumate and Mrs C J Pence and Mr Pence.
A cheese sauce made with tomatoes is enriched by adding well drained whole kernel corn. The mixture is ladled over toast to create a hearty luncheon dish with savory tomato and cheese flavors.
Dear Mare asks if dreams reflect real events hoping for guidance. Ann Landers says dreams can have significance but interpretation needs a trained specialist. A reader defends parental rights over teen privacy while Ann explains teens’ activities are not private but parents deserve knowledge of whereabouts. A note on nicknames highlights their odd impact and a caution about gun permits and smoking. The Herald offers $5 weekly for top reader tip.
A Loyette baby shower for infant David Fischer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fischer, occurred Wednesday at the Kurt Weigand home. Gifts rested in a red wagon hitched to a stork with a boy doll driver as centerpiece. prizes from games were awarded to the guest of honor. Hostesses were Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Dale Smith, Mrs. Floyd Kochenower Jr., and Mrs. Robert McLain.
North Baptist WMS heard Rev Paul L Stagg, program associate for evangelism at the American Baptist Home Mission Societies. Visitors Claron Cordle and C E Keith attended. During a business session led by Mrs Fred Kaub, the next meeting was set for Feb 27. A thank you letter from an Ottawa University scholarship girl was read.
White Shrine observed district supreme appointments at the Masonic temple last evening. Mrs. Edyth Salvensen of Lawrence was district deputy, Mrs. Lela Comstock of Quenemo membership chairman, and Mr. Carl Schroder of Lawrence deputy supreme watchman of shepherds. Mrs. Elmer Roth, worthy high priestess, led visitors to the east and presented gifts. Entertainment included The Barefoot Four barber shop quartet and pictures by Gerald Harford and Ray Talbott. Refreshments from a red rose and driftwood decorated table were served by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dale and Mr. and Mrs. Harford.
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