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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1957
Page
5
A playful yeast dough snack from Cecily Brownstone uses non spring clothespins as molds. The recipe yields about 60 scrolls with a crisp cheese filling, baked at 400 degrees for about 12 minutes, then reheated for serving with tomato juice or cold drinks.
Social notes record Mr. and Mrs. Reid Harder and Gwen visiting Oklahoma City at the invitation of Mrs. Harder’s sister and husband the McCrarys who run the 20th Century Shows amid Oklahoma statehood celebration. A July 4 picnic at J S Weethee farm included Rev. Harold Tuttle and family from Basehor Rev. Anthony Oddo and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brenner and children Jane Martha Becky. Additional visits include Mr. and Mrs. Jim Maendele staying with C A Rowland’s family in Marysville and Carol and Bernice Dixon of Burdett. Nine members and nine children attended.
Mrs. Elmer Louderback hosted Far and Near Club Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John Macy leading business. An ice cream party was planned for this evening. Mrs. Harry Moody won a gift in a guessing game and Helen Moody claimed the door prize. Visitor Virginia Carey attended.
A local social listing outlines various clubs and events at Forest Park and nearby venues. Activities include golf luncheons, picnics, family nights and dances hosted by groups such as Country Club Women’s Golf, Navy Mothers, Nazarene Missionary Society, Zigzaggers Club, Birthdays, Trinity Methodist seekers class, Daughters Club of Centropolis, and G A R Ladies Circle with hostesses named. Sessions run through Monday to Saturday with multiple afternoon and evening times.
Steven Bradford, one year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wheeler of Richmond, has sister Cieta Jean 8 and brothers Billy 7 and Stanley 3. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore of Fr. Scott and Mrs. Lula Wheeler of Arcadia. Wright Studio Photo.
Trinity Methodist W S C S met to discuss Strangers Within the Gates led by Mrs A E Sullins with help from Elsie Ferguson Emil Barnes and Jess Blake. Carolyn Fisher reported on the Baldwin Institute. Seventeen members attended with guests from Harrisonville Mo. A July 12 ice cream social and August 3 Golden Age dinner were planned.
Missionary topic discussed by Mrs. J. R. Abel at the Greenwood Ladies Aid gathering on July 3. Devotions led by the hostess, followed by refreshments. Attendees included Percy Graves Oliver Shaw Rob ert Reed Donny Raymond Stankard Jeffrey Theodore Smith and Shirley Carl Ellison Orville Plager Cathy Darryl Josie Reed Vernon Fitzgerald Mike and Diana Abel.
At Ransom Memorial Hospital several births are recorded. James Gillette's son born July 4 named David Lee weighed 7 pounds 14 2 ounces. Bradley Kent born July 2 to Robert Cowdin weighed 6 pounds 5 4 ounces. Barbara Ann born July 2 to Malcolm Blair weighed 6 pounds 9 ounces. Karen Sue born July 3 to Laurence Chandler weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces. Grandparents listed for several families.
A Gordon Noland family brings home living souvenirs from trips, starting with giant hibiscus from New Orleans. They later chose a blood red Japanese maple from New York during a vacation, balled and burlapped for the journey. Also noted: two Swiss women bicycling across Europe stopping in Williamsburg, Ottawa, and other places, traveling with tent and bedrolls, passports, and plans to California by Christmas. A former Ottawa woman, Mrs Clarence Neighbors, sails on a 42 day South Pacific cruise aboard the Mariposa. A local Ottawa wife notes fewer tomato plants needed as children grow up, yet she finds the garden still changing.
Use the liquid drippings from snap beans and other mild vegetables as the cooking liquid in a stew. Replace the water called for in the recipe with this bean and vegetable broth to add flavor.
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