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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1960
Page
7
A reader asks about a love triangle and a couple whose behavior risks alienating teenagers. Ann Landers advises against adults using profanity and off color jokes in front of kids, urges treating teens with responsibility, and stresses that parents are role models. The page also includes letters about milk and kissing after many dates and a quoted reminder about consent and timing.
Planed expenditures include a $10 coupon book $25 for rehabilitation and $7.50 for space in the National Convention bucket. Mrs William McClintic led the Memorial Auditorium meeting. Plans cover another patient picnic at Topeka VA Hospital and a carnival booth by orientated members later this month. Mrs F A Doman will chair national nominating for 1960. Sew ing meetings paused July August. Refreshments by several members. Mrs Frances Sutton of Garnett attended.
A fragmented note discusses serving spoon bread in two ways: plain with butter and with butter plus syrup. It references pairings with poultry or fish and a possible role for milk instead of cream. The text includes social dining hints and casual asides about calories and manners.
A humorous fragment suggests filling a hazy susan with a mix including creamstyle cottage cheese sweet gherkins and pickled onions. The playful note mentions relishes in restaurants and hints at social awkwardness with garbled lines about beets and rings.
Mr and Mrs Vanderslice will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday at Virgie's Gift Shop in Lyndon from 2 to 4 30 p m Friends and neighbors may call Effie Houser and Mr Vanderslice wed July 18 1900 in Ottawa They have five living children 22 grandchildren and five great grandchildren The couple reside in Lyndon and both are in good health
Local notices outline a social forecast for Elm Grove and Princeton gatherings led by Mrs Hugh Roger and Mrs Albert Hamm. The events include supper plans and club meetings with tentative times noted, though some text is garbled.
Use your gravy ladle to fill muffin pan cups with batter for muffins or cupcakes. Usually one scoop fills the cup adequately, avoiding overfilling or spills.
A Busy social week as Nancy Anderson hosted a luncheon and swimming party for friends. Guests include Martha Sorman of Colorado Springs and families of Harder, Lichtenberger, Evans, and others. Several Ottawans plan two week trips to California and the Northwest, with visits to La Habra and Yellowstone.
Mrs. Harry Dodd hosted a bridal shower Monday evening for Pat Davis who will wed Pete Smit of Parsons, formerly Ottawa. The decor featured white wedding bells with refreshments and table arrangements. Attendees included wives of Gamble store employees and guests such as Mrs. Frank Davis, Gwenola Pederson, Mrs. Bill Dunsih, Mrs. Beulah Adkinson and Mrs. Jerry Black.
Mr and Mrs Frank Mayes of RFD 3 hosted a family gathering Sunday for her nephew and his family Charles Bell and children Donna Christina and Raymond Lancaster Del who will visit all week. Attendees included multiple relatives from Basehor Overbrook Lawrence Topeka Ottawa and nearby towns.
A Weslayan Service Guild family picnic moved indoors at First Methodist Church due to rain. Retiring president Mrs. Gordon Bord received a past president's pin. No August meeting was announced. Guests included Mrs. R. M. McCullough Sue McKinley Janice Booth H. C. Stevens Gordon Bond Bertes McKinley and Billy Bond.
Job's Daughters held last evening's meeting to install the guardian council with Janie Knight honored as queen. Mrs. Phil McCracken of Kansas presided, assisted by a roster including Mrs. Art Jensen guardian, Mrs. Harold Bennett secretary, Mrs. Don Machin treasurer, and others serving as music director, finance promoter, epochs director, sunshine chairman, hospitality and sociability directors.
The Ottawa Herald notes Mrs Stafford retiring as guardian with a July 14 1960 ceremony. Paula Perkins sang Goodbye May God Take Care of You with Lurray Moffett on piano. Janie Knight and Mrs McCracken presented tokens and gifts as Mrs Jensen was honored with a guardian pin. A business session approved ongoing meetings in July and August at the Masonic temple, drill team members must attend, and a reception with punch and cookies followed.
Circle of North Baptist Church heard highlights of the Baptist House party at OU last evening given by Mrs W H Dickinson.
The event featured the theme That Ye May Know. Mrs C F Keith led a $12 gift offering dedication. Hostess Mrs Ben Nicholas, presiding Mrs Leo Miller, devotion by Mrs Chester Grimm on the topic Service. Plans were made to collect used clothing for the Associational rally at Garnett on July 2 for the Mather School in South Carolina.
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