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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1961
Page
8
A reader asks how to handle paying for meals with a couple who bring their teen son who orders expensive dishes. The advice suggests separating checks by eating costly entrees together and then declaring separate bills to avoid paying for half of the teen’s gourmet meals.
Mrs Dale Brown provides a cherry pudding recipe with butter brown sugar eggs sour cherries flour soda salt vanilla and nuts baked in an oblong pan for 45 minutes at 350 degrees. A cherry juice brown sugar butter topping is poured over the cooled pudding and may be served plain or with whipped cream.
Socialettes note the Jack O Neals and children Connie Steve Mike and John formerly of Ottawa moving from Atlanta to Chicago where Mr O Neil has been transferred. All except John stopped in Ottawa en route to Chicago to find a home. The children stay in Ottawa to visit grandparents Harold and Mrs Miller and an uncle Robert Miller and family.
The Meetings Merry-Go-Round Club voted yesterday to move meetings to the first Thursday of each month. Mrs. Roy Gould hosted at Mrs. Effie Gould’s home with Mrs. Harold Crockett presiding. Songs were sung and the opening announced. Winners in the contest were Miss Mary Carpenter Mrs. Ernest Johnson Mrs. N A Chambers and Mrs. John Dougherty. The collection amounted to 66 cents.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union session at First Christian Church featured El sie Ferguson presenting Obedience to Government. Joan Mc Candless Phil Rice and Ferguson led salutes while Edna Greenawalt played piano. Members discussed Gambling in a Nutshell and The Problem of Alcohol Education, with updates on Mercy Hospital Formosa Wadsworth Hospital and a trip to the Solomon Youth Temperance Training Camp. An August picnic in Forest Park was planned and four members were to attend the camp.
Wilson Mack's Servicenter offers repair services for television, radio, small appliances, sweepers, razors, and fans at 118 W. 3rd with parts in stock for quick service. Closed every Tuesday.
Garnish sandwiches with radish roses watercress springs in carrot rings and olives or pickles to decorate a plate for morning coffee or afternoon tea. The guide suggests appealing arrangements using simple garnishes to enhance presentation.
Woman's Association of the First United Presbyterian Church met at Mrs Roy Stevens home. Mrs Roy Bones led the study lesson review. Mrs Lyle Hanes reported on July ecumenical stations and national missions. Mrs Stevens chaired the business meeting. A missionary retreat was planned and used clothing boxes for mission stations were announced. A social hour followed.
A COUNTRY CLUB patio party headlines a Saturday outing with live music at 9:30 p.m. and a late buffet to follow. The event promises festive social dining and music entertainment for members and guests.
Heat the heavy skillet until a drop of water sizzles, then use it to pan broil the meat. This step ensures the pan is properly heated for even searing and flavor.
Mrs Neal Pritchard returns from a six week European vacation aboard the Queen Mary with friend Mrs Martha Sharpe and family. They toured Germany Austria and Italy and visited Heidelburg. Dorothy Raub wed Bill Ramshaw July 7 at North Baptist Church with Rev Thomas Inge officiating. The couple, both Apanoose 1961 graduates, live in Osage City.
Mrs Garland Hinkle reported on the state convention held in Hutchinson during the V F W Auxiliary meeting last evening. Plans were made to entertain hospitalized veterans at a July 26 chicken dinner. A new altar cloth and rituals were presented. Mrs Leona Husted’s birthday was observed. A penny match netted 94 cents and $11.25 was turned in from a rummage sale. Invitations were received for a department commander reception in Topeka and for the department president in Leavenworth. Mrs Victor Sowers won first place in the district for her publicity scrapbook. Mrs Rosa Abbott and Mrs Hinkle served refreshments.
Elm Grove Quilting Club members quilted at the clubhouse yesterday. Mrs. J D Brown presided over a business session. Mrs. Daisy Underwood joined as a new member. Announcement lists Mrs. Fred Thomas as hostess for the next meeting on July 27 at the clubhouse.
Tauy Circle met at Tauy Baptist Church with Mrs. Tyan Brittingham leading a lesson titled Vacation Visits. Mrs. Roy Huhn hosted, Mrs. Tom O'Dea led, and Mrs. Floyd Bishop opened with prayer. Devotions by Mrs. George Hull, Bible verses read by members, plan for an Aug 1 ice cream social, and a white elephant sale raised 21.45 with a 2.01 flower collection. refreshments served by Mrs. Raymond Mock and Mrs. Mahlon Smith after closing prayer by Mrs. Charles Macrader.
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