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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1961
Page
3
Supermarkets and neighborhood markets advertise a wide summer lineup with chuck rib cube and round beef cuts plus ground beef for cookouts. Poultry prices dip, fish like halibut shrimp haddock and whitefish show on sale, vegetables and fruits flood markets with beets beans cabbage carrots celery lettuce and tomatoes among top buys plus citrus and stone fruits.
Miss Evelyn Kinney departs tomorrow for a vacation visit with Mr and Mrs Cecil Houze in Columbus Indiana. Mrs Houze formerly Edna Agnew former Ottawa University dean of women. Merl Ackley Panama City Florida and his sister in law Effie McNair Troy Alabama left Tuesday after visiting Ila Ackley and Marion Ackley family in Ottawa. Carolyn Bernice Terry of Ottawa will graduate with 34 from St Francis Hospital School of Nursing Wichita July 30. Reception will follow at St Francis Nurses Residence. Mr and Mrs W G Snedaker and Ruth Bowers Muskogee Oklahoma left for Denver to join Verne Midcap and Kristin for vacation at Diamond J Ranch Meredith Colorado.
A summer kitchen note estimates that a five pound chicken yields about one pound of usable meat after preparation. The tip helps plan portions for salads and meals.
Jackie Kay Spencer and Dallas Van Valkenburg were married last Sunday at the Free Methodist Church in Williamsburg. Rev. Garth Berry officiated as Pamela Jean Spencer served as maid of honor and Keith Van Valkenburg acted as best man. The couple plans to live with the bride’s parents until August 1 before the groom enters Navy service.
Philothea Class of First Baptist Church arranged a square table setup for a breakfast in Elliott hall yesterday. The committee included Mrs. Rader, Mrs. Quin, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Peterson, and Mrs. Blunt. Mrs. Rader led the business session with reports. a letter from Mrs. Judson Lee of Sunset Home was read. Mrs. Moon led devotions and games. 17 members attended along with guests Dr. Jennings, Miss Goodman, and Mrs. Senter.
Beet greens may be cooked in the water clinging to the leaves. They taste best when extremely young and tender, making a quick, water-based method ideal for fresh harvest greens.
The note advises packing fat firmly into a measuring cup to remove air spaces so the full measure is achieved. It emphasizes applying a firm hand to ensure accuracy in quantity.
The Senior Club at North Baptist Church hosts a Friday gathering featuring the FAIRMOUNT BIRTHDAY event honoring Mrs. Harold Bones, with activities organized by the Club Forecast and HELPFUL SERVICE group at the Youth Center.
Dear Karl questions weather and moods. Ann cites studies that barometer lows raise irritability and divorces may follow. Illini asks how to handle a perfectionist son. Ann says seek help from a professional, not a psychiatrist friend. A reader from Australia wonders why Americans blow horns in traffic and the answer involves blowing horns and queues.
A reader refutes repeating a letter that supposedly contains a recipe to get over a crush. The columnist notes the date January 18 1961 and urges checking back issues for a complete back copy from the local newspaper.
A bridal shower for Kay Coats, guest of honor, was held Friday evening in Princeton. Hostesses included Roy Schaub, Mrs Homer Bishop, Mrs Leroy Wasmund, and Joyce Hamilton. The bride elect, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Coats of Princeton, will wed Lester Hole of Chanute. A green and yellow theme featured the decorations. Game winners were Mrs Wayne Walter and Mrs Jim Burkdoll. Refreshments served to 32 guests.
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