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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
10
A reader shares a simple window cleaning tip using a cake of scouring powder dissolved in a heavy sock to scrub panes. Wipe off the white film with a soft cloth while damp, then polish. No buckets of water needed and it costs about two cents for all windows.
A home cooking guide offers two oven baked family dinner ideas. Miniature Bacon Meat Loaves use ground beef oats and onion rolled in bacon with a savory bake to serve eight. Oven fried chicken features a spiced flour coating and butter baste for a four serving dish.
A neighborhood picnic was held in Forest Park last evening honoring Sp. 4th class Loren W. Gilmore on leave from Germany. Guests included his wife and sons Loren Jr. and Larry Dean, plus friends and relatives such as Mr. and Mrs. Jim Parks and children, Pomona, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Overstreet, Mrs. Emily Marcham, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wheat, Bennie Gilmore Jr., Sylvia Provencal, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gilmore with Becky.
A Williamsburg stork shower honoring Mrs. Wendell Davis was held Friday at the Cleo Nitcher home with hostesses Mary Shannon and Dorothy Rentz. Prizes went to Mrs. Hattie Peckinpaugh Amanda Cain and Lloyd Schwietzer, presented to Mrs. Davis. The event featured a pink and white scheme, a stork centerpiece, and stork favors. twenty five attendees.
At Ransom Memorial Hospital three newborns arrive in July. Keith Edward Peine, born July 5 to Leo and Kathleen Peine of Richmond, weighs 6 pounds 7 ounces. Belinda Sue Douglas, born July 8 to Willard and Irene Douglas of 119 East Fifth, weighs 7 pounds 8 ounces. Kelley Christine Jones, born July 9 to Kenneth and Doris Jones of 607 East Wilson, weighs 7 pounds 10 ounces.
Gardner P. Walker Jr. has returned to his home in Arlington Virginia after visiting his parents Gardner P. Walker Sr. and Miss Louise Walker at 604 South Poplar.
Kathryn Lee Chism daughter of Lindel and Mary Chism and Fred W Loseke Jr son of Fred Loseke Sr were married at North Baptist Church. Rev Thomas Ingle led the ceremony with organist Hank Crockett and soloist Gerald Church. The couple will reside in Arkansas City as Loseke works for Southwestern Bell and Chism plans to teach in El Dorado.
The Oyler family reunion met in Forest Park on Sunday with 74 attendees. Louis Dale was elected president and Earl Link vice president and secretary. Plans set to meet next year in Forest Park on the second Sunday in July.
A bridal shower for Nancy Taylor, bride-elect of Bob Thompson, was hosted Saturday by Mrs. Alan Whitacre and Mrs. Jim Dykstra at the Whitacre home. The green, white and pink theme featured a paper gazebo centerpiece with two love birds, and games provided entertainment for 16 guests with a dessert course.
Hazel Rebekah Lodge hosts a secretaries meeting for Districts 6 and 8 in 1.0.C.F. hall at 7 30 p.m. All Rebekahs welcome. Instructor is Mrs Agnes Eaton of Lawrence Rebekah Assembly secretary and Assembly president Mrs Julius Raffelock will attend. Lodge president is Mrs William Boucek. District 6 includes Osawatomie Beagle Lane Gardner Olathe La Cygne Paola. District 8 includes Quenemo Wellsville.
Club Forecast lists Wednesday activities including ZIGZAGGERS led by Mrs. Lois Smith and L. W. with Mrs. R. D. Nichola, SKETCH AND CHATTER chaired by Mrs. Roger Monfort, and SEEKERS CLASS at Trinity Methodist Church with WSCS and First Methodist Church participation.
Pattern 241 offers an actual size 17 inch Indian cut-out design for a wind indicator or wall decor, including crowding cock, direction letters, and a swivel mounting guide. Also listed in Yard and Garden Feature Packet No 74a for $1. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
Mrs. Emmett Taylor led devotional at the Recruit Class gathering in the North Baptist Church fellowship hall. Eighteen members answered roll call amid hot weather notes. Mrs. Clarence Keefer presided over the business session as members cut quilt blocks for a quilt to be finished by W.M.S. circles. Mrs. Leo Howard gave a reading and Mrs. Roy Jones directed quiz games. A dessert course was provided by Mrs. I. B. Powell and her group.
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