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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1967
Page
9
Advice from Heloise column on toilet bowl stains caused by hard water minerals and rust. Reader experiments in cleaning tanks, removing mineral buildup, and flushing to prevent staining. Tips include wiping the bowl interior, possible use of scouring powder, and practical household hints from contributors Heloise Alex Factor Mariana Becky Phillips Pat Leitch.
In Morgantown WV AP reports on how Fork-of-Cheat Baptist Church near Stewartstown marks its 1192nd anniversary with a bear feast. Rev Joe Gluck and a 60-member congregation sought a recipe for the 275-pound sow brain and collected many bear recipes with varying marinating times and juices.
High neckline and square yoke described for a skim mer dress. Pattern 4958 offers size 10 requiring 2 yards 31 inches of fabric. Mail order details list 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for first class mailing and handling to Anne Adams in New York.
Socialette Emery Greeh Socials Club members held a picnic dinner Thursday at Forest Park shelterhouse. Eleven members and three children attended. The regular meeting in September will be on September 14 at the home of Mrs. Fred Proffitt.
The Mary Luo C W F group of First Christian Church began four new study series Thursday evening at a meeting led by Mrs. Al Williams. Mary Louise Risdon led a lesson on Is One Religion as Good as Another with scripture from Matthew. Clara Stitt gave the devotional Is There Love In Any Other. Mrs. Walter Doyen chaired. Esther Garrison reported in Nettie Jones’s absence. The Church World Service truck will pick up goods in Ottawa Tuesday. Four women will pack used clothing Monday. A reception for the new minister is planned from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Williams and Mrs. A W Rybolt.
AP Fashion Editor Jean Sprain Wilson explains leg art evolving from a simple cheese cake idea to engineered legwear. The piece highlights elastic inserts, zigzag zippers and form fitting plastic or leather leggings shaping fall shows in the American Designer Series. Oscar de la Renta leverages leotards with mini skirts and costumes, reflecting Kennedy women influence with models in thigh‑high boots.
A simple main course combines shortened frankfurters stirred into baked beans heated gently, served with a tossed greens salad and carrot curls for color. The hearty dish relies on navy beans and the franks to provide protein and a comforting, homestyle meal.
Dear Ann Landers offers blunt counsel on widow dating the dating scene and male behavior. Readers share frustrations about unsuitable suitors, controlling mothers, dating transportation issues, and gender norms in a column style exchange reflecting midcentury advice tone.
Mr and Mrs Willis Bennett and Lyn have returned from Expo 67 in Canada. The party included Mr and Mrs Russell Derbyshire Shawnee Mission. They drove via Detroit Toronto Montreal staying at Dorion near the fair site about 1500 miles. Side trips included Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St Lawrence River Ford Museum in Detroit and Gateway to the West St Louis Mo.
The Social Club held a potluck luncheon Thursday at Mrs. Orville Glenn's home with 14 members present. In the afternoon Mrs. Robert Lister shared her Washington trip with photos. It was announced a luncheon will be held August 10 at the North American Hotel followed by a visit with Mrs. W. M. McClintic.
Ottawa hairdressers gathered Tuesday at president Mrs. L. E. Daugharthy home for a picnic then discussed The Wickstorm's Educational Show which several members attended in Wichita two days in June. Attendees included Thelma Moore Charlotte Sanderson Sherrie Barnes Wilma Hickman Mildred Cook Frances Sherman Mrs. Daugharthy and Judy Hamilton.
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