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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1960
Page
5
A simple blueberry coffee cake recipe uses biscuit mix sugar nonfat milk and fresh or thawed frozen blueberries with a cinnamon crumb topping. Bake at 350 until golden and the cake pulls away from the pan, about 50 minutes.
Mrs Betteley Patricia Ireland to Lt John Donald Crandall son of Mr and Mrs Edward Crandall Ottawa Kansas. Crandall a West Point graduate class of 58 serves with Philadelphia Defense at A Battery 3rd Missile Battalion 43rd Artillery Nike Hercules Eiial New Jersey. Miss Ireland a PH S graduate class of 1956 and Marie McCullough Modeling School 1959. She twirled majorette for four years with Atlantic County Drum and Bugle Corps and held Theta Rho positions locally and state wide. She is with Atlantic City Hospital Blue Cross.
Yesterday the Far and Near Club arranged its annual picnic for July 17 in Forest Park. All former members and friends are invited. Mrs Gene Domnanish hosted. The club voted Mrs Jim Cunningham and Mrs Darrell Macy into membership. Mrs Bennie Slinson won a prize. Four visitors joined the nine members and fourteen children.
Monday events include Ottawa Garden Club and Recruit Class potlucks at 6 30 p m Ralph Dick inson home and North Baptist Church. Tuesday lists Women s Golf Luncheon at Country Club Army Mothers Memorial auditorium Wesleyan Service Guild Forest Park picnic with North Baptist W M Circles and multiple church circle leaders. Wednesday features SW Club SEEKERS class Trinity Methodist and other groups. Thursday lists C F Club Elm Grove Club and Princeton W C 5B followed by the Senior Club.
Kansas students plus eight from Colorado will ride two buses to New York for the United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth. Tour director J T Singleton Jr of Burdett guides upperclassmen through a study of the UN and major cities en route. Return to Topeka on July 27 after visiting Niagara Falls and Ontario.
Upset asks if she must apologize after revealing pregnancy news to a neighbor. Ann Landers says no apology is due, the neighbor lied and the mother can explain the truth simply. Also addresses Ignored Guest, advising it’s rude to interrupt a visit with long phone conversations and to speak up when the phone rings.
A caller is told to let the person finish after a five minute window and to give her ten minutes before attempting a second call. If she remains on the phone, the instruction is to leave and try again later.
The Plan Activities Tally Mission Circle voted Thursday to pay $2 dues to Miami Baptist Association and planned Bible School activities. Mrs. Raymond Meek presided at Mrs. Ivan Brittingham's home with opening hymn, prayer by Mrs. Tom O'Dea, and devotions by Mrs. George Hull. Mrs. Roy Huhn led the lesson on Rip Van Winkie Indian Style. The flower fund collected $1.20. Nancy Hull assisted with refreshments.
The Senior Club voted to adjourn at 4 30 p m for the summer. Mrs L W Seright presided with 35 attendees at the Youth Center. After singing members said the Lord s prayer in unison and then played table games. Refreshments were served by Mrs Seright and Mrs Grace St John.
If your pie filling uses canned tart red cherries brighten the color with a small amount of red vegetable coloring to achieve a vivid, appealing hue.
Socialettes note a visit by Mr and Mrs Charles J Bell and children Christine Diane and Raymond from New Castle Del to relatives in New Castle. A bridal shower is planned Monday evening at St Therese Catholic Church in Richmond for Jeanette Kueser bride elect of Alvin Rubick. Dr C W Henning and Margaret with Carol Martin plan a Minnesota vacation next week. Harold Addison and children Larry and Bonnie visited Ft Wayne and Mr Price on his birthday. D M Pritchett and son David of San Francisco and Mrs E M Bowers of Bacone Okla will visit Ben F Bowers Sunday.
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