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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1965
Page
4
A compilation of practical household tips and reader questions from Dear Heloise. Topics include a DIY Hello-Ease board made from plywood and padding to smooth ironing, summer tanning trick using face powder, watermelon storage ideas for kids’ lunches, an anti-slip bottom sheet method, a bridal shower game inviting guests to share hints, and sewing tips to prevent tearing or loose buttons.
Betty Jean Klamm and Barbara Jane Klamm exchanged vows with James Wiseman and Richard Graves in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church Gardner. Attendants, outfits, bouquets, and reception details colored a traditional early 1960s hometown wedding. Out of town guests from Chariton Iowa attended.
A family picnic was held at Forest Park on Sunday to honor Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schulz and their relatives from Buckeye Arizona and other towns. Attendees included numerous Schulz family members from Wellsville Lawrence Emporia Ottawa Rantoul Lane Paola and surrounding areas.
A simple method mixes one cup water with one cup grapefruit juice for a small orange gelatin dessert. As it thickens, fold in orange and grapefruit sections for added texture and flavor.
Socialettes report Karl and Kent Shoemaker of London England visited their mother Mrs Fred Shoemaker at 847 S Cedar Thursday evening along with daughter Miss Karlyn Shoemaker of Annapolis Md. They left Saturday for Neosho Mo to visit brother and wife Mr and Mrs Frank Burson over the Fourth of July and plan to return for an open house here at 8 p m Thursday.
Use corned beef in a slaw by cutting it into small squares or thin strips and mixing with shredded green cabbage. Add minced celery and onion, then toss with French dressing for a quick, tangy dish.
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