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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1963
Page
10
Dear Ann Landers is advised by readers on lying, punctuality, and restaurant behavior. A former chronic liar recounts a cure using a punchline to end tall tales. A late friend nags about Erma’s timekeeping. a wedding guest discreetly saves food but oversteps by grabbing treats for children.
July 3 births include Tamra Sue Taul at Lawrence Memorial Hospital weighing 5 pounds 6% ounces to Mr and Mrs Roger Taul Overbrook. Tamra joins 24 year old Rusty Dean. Grandparents Burns and Taul. great grandparents Burns Pearson Taul. Also July 3 twins Richard Allen and Randal Scott Collins born Topeka to Mr and Mrs Richard Collins with Collins and Nelson grandparents. Aaron Delane Hett born today in Marion to Mr and Mrs Bruce Hett. Hett wife Sandra Weinheimer, Salt Lake City native, and Weinheimer greats noted.
The Guy family gathered at Forest Park on Sunday with Mrs. Hat tie Schaner of Troy honored as the oldest guest and the farthest traveler. Attendees included numerous Guy relatives and spouses from Ottawa Topeka Valley Falls Meriden Garnett Lawrence Princeton Williamsburg and Osawatomie among others and extended families.
Editor Margaret Hughes writes from Europe about a KU summer study group exploring Paris after dark. She describes sidewalk cafes in the Latin Quarter, cabarets like Abbaye and Lapin Agile, theater at the Comedie Francaise, and an all night Seine river outing ending at daybreak. The piece captures sensory Paris nightlife through American student eyes.
Mrs Clarence Keefer led an Eva Martin WMS Circle program on foreign missions in Southern Asia and home missions A changing City challenge the church Mrs Virgil Thomas led a prayer and Mrs Fred Kaub dedicated the love gift The meeting included White Cross sewing with 12 members two Kaub daughters and two Kaub sons among attendees.
Miss Katie Wingert of Cedar House Nursing Home Ottawa was honored at a covered dish luncheon on her 84th birthday. Guests included sister in law Ethel Wingert and helpers Glenna Eckerson George Chappell and Henry Chilton. She recalled church class membership and enjoyed many gifts. She is visiting with Ethel this week.
The item lists several club events with names of organizers and times. The ZigZaggers meet on Wednesday in the LW Club with Mrs. Bille Curry at 1 p.m. The Golden Age Group gathers in the Anchor community room at 1 30 p.m. Thursday. HCH and VFW Auxiliary/Post convene at 8 p.m. with Mrs. C E Hoffman and Mrs. Roy, respectively.
Some cooks drop a small garlic clove into chicken or beef broth with the usual seasonings to enhance aroma and depth. The practice relies on the clove’s mild pungency and lingering flavor to enrich simmered stocks.
A kitchen note outlines turning consommé into jelly by chilling while slightly cooled, adding a splash of sherry while liquid, then refrigerating. Garnish with sliced cherry tomatoes and a sprinkle of minced parsley for a finishing touch.
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