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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1956
Page
7
Streamlined recipes for main dishes tailored to calorie watchers. Includes Ham Topped Tomatoes, Cornbread Muffins, Noodle Ring, and Ring of the Sea with calorie counts, preparation steps, and serving yields.
A call to curb reckless drivers nicknamed Kid Stuff who exhibit smart aleck, impulsive behavior on roads. The message frames them as a leading cause of traffic deaths and injuries, urging enforcement and public opinion to stop careless driving.
The Fairmount Birthday club members gathered at Mrs. J. S. Hume's home on a calm Friday afternoon with Mrs. Lon Noyes leading the business. James Dunn entertained on the clarinet as guests and members enjoyed a cool drink prepared by Mrs. Hume, Mrs. Jim DeWitt, and Mrs. Clyde Newby. The gathering included Mines, Fred Ferguson, Judy and Peggy, Clifford Carey, Ralph Overstreet, Jim DeWitt and Frankie, Larry Dunn and James, Will Kienzle of Benna Park California, R. C. Elliott, Russell Dyer, A. T. Marcham, Eva Hume, and Harley Hume.
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne enables shrinkage and pain relief for hemorrhoids without surgery. Reported cases show rapid reduction and statements like piles ceased to be a problem. Sold as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form with a money back guarantee.
Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark Gray former U S treasurer and Richland’s First Lady funds weekly whistling for kids. Every Saturday after noon farm families stroll Main Street as judges award silver dollars to the top two whistlers with a grand championship at the August Richland fair.
George H. Thomas Circle of the Ladies of G A R elected Miss Clara Kaiser as trustee for a three year term on Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. L. Pickering hosted the meeting with Mrs. Ray V. Koontz in charge of business. Devotions were given by department counselor Mrs. F Cannady who attended as a guest. The relief committee reported 30 calls to sick and shut in members. A memorial service for the late Mrs. Elson Thayer was conducted by the president, closed with a solo by Mrs. Charles Peterson, followed by a social hour with the Past Presidents club in charge and refreshments served by Mrs. Harry Loyd.
Socialettes among the H. C. H. club members attended the Thursday meeting at the C. E. Hoffman home. Mrs. W. A. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lilly and the Lillys' California relatives visited west of Ottawa with Glenn Gillette's family and other relatives, planning to leave the following Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Charles Ingle and family of Pomona returned from a Springfield Missouri trip to Ozark Jubilee. They toured Red Foley's new home Fassnight park pool and the zoo then drove to Newlis Castle Indiana and Greensboro Indiana to visit relatives. They reported good crops in Missouri Indiana and Illinois and their 1500 mile journey included seeing oats in shock threshing crews and oldtime steam engines.
Hospital trip by Ottawa VFW Auxiliary and allies from Leavenworth Lawrence and Atchison to cheer 125 patients in the mental ward. They served hot dogs coffee punch and cookies and led games. Donations included 89 pounds rag rag 120 Readers Digests 27 pocket editions 43 comics 25 cloth bound books eight puzzles four cushion tops and 23% dozen cookies plus four rugs.
Club events listed include COUNTRY CLUB Ladies Golf Luncheon at Faith Lutheran Guild and W C T U. Mrs William Johnson on Tuesday. Wednesday groups include HLB Mrs Harry Hjorth Earnest Workers at church and Berean Guild led by Mrs Robert Coler.
Readable fragments describe using ham loaf in sandwiches and a tangy beverage recipe. Details include bread cubes with milk and ground ham, a 9 by 5 by 2 3/4 inch loaf pan bake, and a cold vegetable juice cocktail with sauerkraut juice and chervil for six to eight servings.
At Ransom Memorial hospital two daughters were welcomed. Connie Diane Toumberlin, born July 34 to Mr. and Mrs. William Toumberlin of 123 Willow, weighed six pounds 142 ounces. Diana Kim Gaddis, born July 14 to Mr. and Mrs. John Gaddis of route 2, weighed seven pounds. Safe Buy. U. S. Savings Bonds, Herald Want Ads get results.
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