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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1964
Page
3
A reader asks how to salvage a newly cleaned gabardine suit ruined by cleaners. The reply suggests a vinegar wash using pure white vinegar on terrycloth, rubbing spots, wringing, and allowing the garment to dry before a hot press.
A collection of practical tips including avoiding sandpaper on fabrics and using white vinegar for cleaning. Also covers wrapping cake to keep icing, removing white rings from glasses with bleach, seasoning iron ware with beef suet, and a teacher’s “secret shelf” idea to reward well behaved students.
Ida Ellen Ferns daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Ferns at 305 South Main celebrated her 12th birthday with a party on January 23. Guests included Jana Hinderliter Linda Bowman Pamela Laury Mary Waymire Barbara Warner Susan Geiss and Susan Shumway as they played games and enjoyed hi fi music.
A series of newborn announcements from Ransom Memorial Hospital lists births in late January. Nancy Sue Brockus weighs 8 pounds 11 ounces. Kevin Lee Altic weighs 8 pounds 10 ounces. Ronald Clayton Small weighs about 9 pounds. Stacey Marie Ledom weighs 7 pounds 9 ounces. Janet Gail Vogeler weighs 9 pounds 2 ounces. Ray Alan Hamilton weighs 8 pounds 7 ounces.
Yesterday the Socialities Golden Age group met in the Anchor building with Mrs. A J Dawson leading. Members recited the Lord s prayer in unison, shared reports and signed sympathy cards for the ill, then played games for the rest of the afternoon.
View clubhouse all day. First Ow Hodist WSCS Cir. Cles Sarah Mrs. Den Walla Elizabeth Mrs. Bob Redon. Before dinner snack marinate peeled shrimp in olive oil and lemon juice with garlic. Remove from marinade before serving and offer with cocktail picks.
Jill Brown and Jane Alexander entertained the Girls Music Club Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander. Members played piano solos. Gayle Wittmeyer won the prize for practice hours set by sponsor Mrs. R. L. Stevens. Mrs. Newton Brown, Jill, Mrs. Alexander, Jane, and 17 members were present. Pam Baker will entertain the club February 25.
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