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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1968
Page
7
Mrs. Cearfoss shares Chinese cooking methods and recipes from pork to chow mein. The article notes traditions from China with a focus on quick fry techniques, shredded vegetables, and the use of chopsticks, plus detailed recipes for Sweet and Sour Pork Chow Mein and Egg Foo Young sauces and dishes.
Mr and Mrs Ray Parks of rural Richmond announce the engagement of Rae Jeanette Parks to Dale E Peine son of Aaron Peine of rural Garnett. A July 20 wedding is planned. Both graduates of Garnett High School. Mr Peine works at the GEM farm center.
The advertisement promotes Printed Pattern 4865 a front-pleat skimmer with optional neck and belt choices. It lists teen sizes 10 12 14 16 and fabric yardage for size 12 with price and mailing details to Anne Adams Pattern Dept New York NY 10011.
A 16 year old writes of a detached father who never communicates and harsh remarks. Ann Landers advises accepting the father's limits, changing attitude, and finding compassion. A second letter from Jane recounts supporting a soldier abroad only to learn he plans to marry another, with guidance to move on and stay active.
Ninety graduates and families attended the Rantoul High School Alumni basket dinner held Sunday June 30. Elston Bishop of Ardford Virginia and wife received a traveling award for the greatest distance. The event included five Welton relatives and 11 members of the class of 1928. The program School Days was sung by the Rantoul Presbyterian choir. Pauline Jackson vice president led the meeting and officers for the next year were elected. The next gathering is set for the last Sunday in June.
Monday at Wallace Park Paola Mrs George Doherty hosts a picnic for the Club Forecast. Tuesday ARMY Mothers lend a hand class Forest Park shelterhouse 6 30 pm Faith Lutheran Guild at church. Wednesday Seekers Class Trinity and Zigzaggers Mrs Doris Otto picnic 6 30 pm. Thursday Busy Corner Social Club Daughters Club luncheon H C H Mrs Jim Witham Soroptimist luncheon Lofgreen Building Mary Luo CWF group potluck 6 30. Eagles Auxiliary at 8 00 pm. Friday Senior Club Youth Center.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Yates of Ottawa RFD 3 hosted a picnic honoring their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Terry Kramer of Topeka with around 40 relatives in attendance. The Kramers were married June 27 at East Side Church of Christ Las Vegas by Rev James Whitehead. He will teach at Kansas State in the fall while pursuing a master's degree. she will teach in Manhattan.
Mrs. Alden Cearfoss of Ottawa and her mother Mrs. Julius A. Barr of Osawatomie display rare Chinese articles gathered during prewar China visits. Barr recalls bombings and a life forced to flee from Peking to Hong Kong to Nanking as Japanese forces advanced. Surviving items include Ming pottery bronze tapestries and Chinese rugs with a Thousand Flower china pattern, while Cearfoss preserves an antique temple bell and other pieces dating to ancient periods. Barr notes Formosa now stands as the only true Chinese Republic.
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