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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1964
Page
6
Mrs. Roy Reed of Pomona shares home style recipes that use on hand ingredients. The feature includes Peanut Butter Swirls cookies using common pantry items and steps. Also shared are a Pear Crumble Pie and a Cherrytime Salad recipe, highlighting family cooking and practical desserts.
Dissolve raspberry jello in hot water then blend with vanilla ice cream and orange juice. Chill until partially set. Add crushed pineapple peeled bananas and chopped pecans. Pour into a 2 quart mold and chill until fully set.
A retired Ottawa High School English teacher Miss Margaret Prunty received a letter from a former pupil in Carthage Missouri. He recalls her as his freshman English teacher at Jasper Missouri and praises her past efforts.
Lois Last Minute Memo by Lois Prunty rebukes a freshman writer for naive language, urging imagination. Lloyd W. Arner announces Sandy, Biography of a Boy, a sensitive Midwestern novel praised by editors. Gillettes host Polled Hereford tour stop Aug 4 at their Ada area farm with doughnuts and coffee at 7:30 a.m.
Mrs. Jerry Cole formerly Donna Dykstra of Ottawa was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Ronald Atchison and Mrs. Elmer Louderback at the Atchison home. A pink and white motif adorned the gift table with a lace cloth and a bride doll. Refreshments were served as thirty guests attended.
Dear Heloise asks how to store a wedding gown and veil two weeks after the wedding. The National Institute of Dry Cleaning provides guidance on cleaning and packing, noting no chemical treatment reliably preserves the gown.
Heloise recommends dry, dark storage in a nearly airtight box to shield gowns from light moisture and dirt. Use white or color tissue to cushion folds, remove shield components to avoid color transfer, keep fabrics completely clean, and rely on dry cleaners for final packing in a specialized airless box.
Mrs. Barry Goldwater says she will join the campaign but will not discuss politics in public. She spoke softly from a yellow box at Goldwater HQ in San Francisco to about 150 people, saying her role is to meet people and be natural, with the hardest part the public exposure.
Ruth Wyeth Spears describes a blank chest of pine or cedar with a removable top tray for storing linens. Pattern 307 provides material lists, cutting guides, and dove-tail corner joint directions. Also notes Simple Furniture Project Packet No. 62 for $1 and a recipe tip to add relish to hamburgers.
Family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Snodgrass home in Pomona drew Lt. Col. and Mrs. George Keller and sons from Columbus Indiana. Mrs. Ralph Lord and Gregg from Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Snodgrass from Topeka. Miss Karen Lord. and David Oldenburg from Morehead Minnesota.
Letters discuss teen pregnancy after a beach party marriage, older men courting with alcohol, and personal cases on school nurses and teen bedroom messes. Advice notes emphasize personal responsibility, nursing skepticism, and practical home solutions.
Tuesday event at Garfield Garden Club with Miss Lanah Cameron hosting a 6 30 p m covered dish supper. Golden Age Group meets Thursday at Elm Grove Club with Mrs Mabel Woodburn and Mrs Jim Cunningham. Senior Club gathers Friday at the Youth Center.
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