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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1958
Page
7
A reader tips column on how to make and enrich gravy for roasts and poultry. It covers thickening with flour or cornstarch, browning flour, straining, and using stock or juices. Variations include sugar, bouillon, orange juice for fowl, and apricot nectar for ham. Readers are invited to share more tips.
Ann Landers answers readers on infidelity and slander, child guidance, breaking off serious relationships, and a chaotic family scene. The letters discuss a married affair, a grandmother's meddling, a man avoiding commitment, and a mother raising undisciplined children with wild nights. The column urges quiet, personal responsibility, and sensible boundaries.
A reader pleads for accountability in a troubling domestic dispute claiming a 17 year old should face consequences and a 26 year old should be removed. The letter asserts a husband has no right to punish the family and calls for intervention.
Nancy Hewitt hosted the Harmony Music Club Monday evening at her parents home. Members performed piano solos and memory recitals. Sherry Hewitt and Nancy sang a solo, and guests Patricia Sievers and Mary Ann Hewitt played. Susie Martin and Nancy Hewitt won prizes for practice hours. Annie Laury is set to entertain the club on February 24.
Hawthorne P.T.A. hosts district president Mrs. W. H. Douglas as guest speaker for Founders Night Monday at 7 30 p.m. She talks on New Fields to Conquer followed by a skit and a discussion on What I'd Like Our P.T.A. to Achieve A film will be shown.
Mrs Dan Fogie Sr will present a lesson titled Me Prejudiced at the Central Women’s Fellowship gathering held Wednesday afternoon at First Christian Church. Mrs Kenneth Hammond will lead worship and guests include women from Centropolis Homewood and Princeton Churches with Mrs Ray Smith as hostess chair.
Interesting accompaniment to chicken. Menu includes Roast Chicken, Savory Cracked Wheat, Snap Beans with Mushrooms, Salad, Bread Tray, Lemon Fluff, Beverage. Ingredients: 5 tablespoons butter, 1 onion, 1 cup cracked wheat, 2 bouillon cubes, 154 cups water, salt, pepper. Method: brown wheat in butter, dissolve bouillon, mix with seasoning, bake until wheat absorbs liquid. serves 4.
Socialites and their families travel between homes in Denver Baldwin Wilmington Delaware and Colorado Springs visiting relatives. The round of houseguests includes the Drummonds the Osher family the Schnelles Parmerlee Logans and others. Caldwell Chapter of Bela Sigma Mu held a meeting with conversation and recipe sharing led by Beverly and Doris Worth and thirteen members attended.
Harmony Circle of the Harmony W S C S met at First Methodist Church with the topic The Light Touch is the Right Touch. Mrs Roy Brown delivered the program. Devotions were by Mrs James Price. Hostess was Mrs Don Waldo with assistants Mrs Don Brown and Mrs Robert Lopez. Visitors included Mrs Harlan Miller Mrs Robert Dean Mrs James Ralston Mrs Charles Ratliff and Mrs Charles Geiss. Twenty one members attended.
Legato Club gathered Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Whitaker residence for a music session featuring Le gato with piano solos and duets by Meathers. Nancy Springer earned a prize as Penny Detwiler prepares to entertain February 24 at her grandparents home, with thirteen members and guests attending.
Mrs Tiled Shmmons of Centropolis HDI shares a vegetable soup recipe for winter and summer use. The method uses canned soup as a starter, combines cabbage onions beans potatoes and optional celery seed, then jars and pressure processes to seal. When opened the soup is added to meat stock for serving.
A bridal shower for Mrs. Jim Green was hosted Monday by Karen Sue Mock, Brook Geiger, Lin Thompson and Mar cy Larios at the Mock residence. Guests played games, opened gifts, and enjoyed refreshments. Winners included Sharon Uhelaker, Mrs. Claude Guy, and Mrs. Glenn Green. a pink and white bridal doll decor framed the event. Numerous invited guests appeared, including Kathy Archer, Judy Ames, Nancy Meiers, Deana Ames, Linda Davenport, the Macs, Vera Ames, and others.
Mrs Wayne Mock hosted a bridal shower for Mixkt Finch who will wed Paul Moore on February 15. Decorations featured wedding bells and white streamers. Mrs Robert Andrews helped serve refreshments. Attendees included Mines David Coleman James W Hull Gordon Hughes Dean Berlin Richard Carey Robert Chambers Robert Cole Finch Jones Robert Luce Karl More Robert Moore Raymond Smith Joel Towner and Francis Wilson andMisses Jan Andrew Diana Hull and Poa tb Smith.
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