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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1962
Page
6
Mrs Davis offers simple summer dishes using garden green beans and canned items. Recipes include Green Bean Casserole with onions and almonds, a hearty Macaroni Salad with tuna olives eggs and cabbage, and a quick dessert of toasted pound cake with fresh fruit and whipped cream.
Mrs. Lewis Irwin hosted the bridal party at Hill House for Marilyn Irwin and Wallace Sheridan’s July wedding. A pink white color scheme, hurricane candles, and roses decorated the events including a Saturday bridesmaids luncheon and a neighborhood shower. Attendants included Mrs. Hobart Thompson and Mrs. Harry Brown with other helpers named. guests enjoyed open house and a traditional ice cream table for gifts.
Naomi Club hosted a gathering in the IOOF Hall 1.0.0.F last evening with thirty attendees. Mrs. W. L. Pickering led the meeting and a vote was taken to purchase new chairs for the hall. Notable guests included Major and Mrs. Charles P. Geiss and many Starbuck family members.
Virgil I. Garver searched his yard and alley for a trap in his sewer line while city inspectors failed to provide backdated records. He believes a trap may hold the missing item after his wife accidentally flushed $1,000 worth of diamond rings down the toilet.
Miscellany recounts a National Federation of Press Women briefing at the U S Air Force Academy Colorado Springs detailing reforms to curb cadet dropouts. Smoking limits and fraternization rules eased while hazing ended. In one year resignations fell from 80 to one, morale soared, and a Combat Operations Center tour illustrated operations and security.
A pantry shelf idea featuring canned drained spimiento with anchovy filets cross garnished on crisp salad greens. Serves as a first course with olive oil wine vinegar French bread or hard rolls and sweet butter. The Herald pays five dollars weekly for best reader tip.
Mrs. Art Chanay, chairing Wellsville Garden Club therapy efforts, explains garden therapy as healing through planting, tending, and sharing plants with nursing home residents. Club members visit monthly, create bouquets and crafts, arrange displays, and use gardens to aid physical and emotional recovery while birds and nature enhance the therapy.
About 42 members and guests gathered at the Youth Center for the Senior Club session. Carl Hin derliter and Mrs. Russell Crites attended from California. Mrs. Myrtle Graham led the meeting. After two hymns and the Lord's Prayer, reports followed including sick-member notes by Mrs. L. W. Seright who also read an article. The constitution was reviewed as a trial loudspeaker played. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Etta Burnett and Mrs. Ellea Baker amid table games and informal visits.
Community notices list events for ROYAL NEIGHBORS ARMY MOTHERS and Elm Grove Club with meetings at City park and Youth Center. The Senior Club plans a beans for dinner project while a child plants a bean in a flowerpot observing its growth from seed to pod.
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