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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1964
Page
6
A collection of coffee preparations and sweets from Mrs. David G. Laur y. Recipes include Viennese Spiced Coffee and numerous coffee tips with orange peel, cinnamon, and whipped cream. Also features Cheese Wafers and Butter Ovals with step by step instructions and baking guidance.
Local club and church groups publish a schedule listing potlucks sewing and circle meetings at various venues across Ottawa area. Includes names of organizers and hostesses for groups such as GOLDEN AGE Anchor Vandi CoeWORKERS EXEMPLAR CHAPTER Beta Sigma Phi AMERICAN LINGSON Auxiliary and WSCS circles with events through Monday to Friday.
A fragmentary Dear Ann Landers column offers opinions on tonsillectomy decisions, meddling neighbors, cradle robbing accusations, an unhappy sister marriage, and a widow suitor, with cautions to seek independent medical opinions and avoid meddling. The text preserves the tone of a late era advice page with multiple vignettes and responses.
Nylon net affords many uses in the kitchen and home from straining liquids and clothing to hair nets. It can cover cardboard for frames and replace horsehair in hems. Also shared is a long bed solution for extending an electric blanket.
Kansas sanitarian Joe Reid leads a food handling class for hospital cooks, waitresses, and dishwashers. He warns that bacteria and viruses cause illness, outlines transmission methods, and lists safety steps including temperature controls, hygiene, and proper dishwashing. He demonstrates hand washing by showing bacteria growth on unwashed versus cleaned hands.
Ira N. Gabrielson leads a Citizens Committee plea for Congress to restore funding for purchasing Mount Vernon area land across the Potomac. Voters are urged to protect Washington's home shrine from nearby development as a national treasure. The piece also notes youth culture concerns and bird feeding observations from Mrs. Dean Driscoll.
The Senior Club held its annual birthday gathering with 47 attendees including guests Mr and Mrs Henry Wherry and Mrs Jemina Osborne. Mrs Myrtle Graham presided as Mrs Lillian Spears read Mark and Rev prayer followed by songs.
Rosemary Crist presided as members hosted a Soroptimist Club musical program on Thursday evening. Mrs. Neal Pritchard led with assistants Mins Neth Barnaby and Mrs. M. A. Welty. Performers included Mrs. Wil. Jind Mloster on vocals and Mrs. J. OR. Jeaving on piano. The lineup featured pieces by Debussy, Mednikots, and Balhinitine plus readings and humorous sketches. Rosemary Crist poured at the serving table. the Valentine centerpiece showcased white flowers in a brandy snifter with red candles.
Melt semi sweet chocolate and spread inside small paper liners for cupcake pans then chill until set. Remove liners, fill chocolate shells with vanilla pudding mix and garnish as desired.
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