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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1963
Page
4
Excerpts from Ann Landers letters discussing street etiquette whistles in public and personal family tensions. Readers comment on dating manners and religious differences, with advice on handling disrespectful or intrusive behavior.
Print Pattern 4643 offers three easy coordinated outfits for children sizes 2 to 10 in white and sun shine cottons. Pattern costs 50 cents plus 15 cents for first class mailing and handling. send name address zone size style number to Anne Adams care of The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. New York. Catalog over 300 design ideas available for 50 cents.
Army Mothers sewed rag rags knee robes and ate sack lunches yesterday in Memorial Auditorium. Nineteen attendees voted to send a floral centerpiece to Mr. and Mrs. C. Blood Garnett for their golden wedding reception. Fruit plates were delivered to Mrs. Standfast and Ernest Young at Cedar House nursing home. Plans were made for a picnic August 6 in Forest Park for Topeka VA Hospital patients. Articles sent to Wadsworth VA Hospital included 16 knee robes four restraints 52 rug rags 24 books and 154 magazines.
Mrs R W Mitchell hosted a Homaker Club needlework session featuring a granddaughter shower for Mrs J R Cheney. Kenneth Alan Ward, son of Keith and Mrs Ward of Edmonds Washington, is their first grandchild. Lavender and blue decor. guests included Mrs Robert M Clogston, Mrs Patricia Wigglesworth, and other members.
Leo Santee Unit 179 of the American Legion Auxiliary held a luncheon in the legion hall on Tuesday. Attendees included department president Mrs. Willa Lucero, district president Mrs. Evelyn Huff of Kansas City, district vice president Mrs. Elsie Hemphill, district chaplain Mrs. Mary Newstitter of Lawrence, and others. Fourteen members were present. Officers for the next year were announced, with Helen Bush as president and a slate including Faye Heth, Beryl Forbes, Edna J. Sutherland, Etta McMillan, Louise Edgecomb, and Minnie Farney. Upcoming events listed included conventions, conferences, and tours through to February. Gifts were presented to three members.
Mr and Mrs F G Laird of Tama Iowa formerly of Ottawa took their first plane ride traveling Cedar Rapids to Cleveland Ohio to visit their son Claude and his wife who provided the tickets as a combined gift for birthday Mothers Day and Fathers Day In Cleveland Mr Laird marked his 81st birthday as an honor guest at a friend’s home A great grand child Lisa Kay Laird was christened at the Federated Church The couple were greeted with a corsage and boutonniere at Cleveland airport and were applauded for their 62 years of marriage
Faith Lutheran Guild met with Mrs Homer Dexman and co host Mrs Eden Buss entertaining. Devotions by Mrs Alvin Dehn, welcome by president Mrs Bob Roberts for guest Mrs Roy Reed. Notes from LWML Kansas district nominating chair Mrs Lewis Buck and thanks from Mrs Herman Ackman. Plans for September rummage sale. Reports on LWML convention in Kansas City by Buck Masenthin Overstreet Price Blum. J W Emerson dedicated mite boxes.
Mrs Ray Brown hosted the Shut-in Circle with Mrs R W Stead in charge yesterday afternoon. After group singing Mrs Albert Peterson read John 14. Mrs Fred Scott read Sunshine for Shut-Ins. Seven members attended and planned a city park picnic for Aug 27 at 1 pm. Members sent 20 cards and letters 60 phone calls 18 visits and 14 gifts were reported.
A Southern cook shares a method to enrich chili con carne by stirring in a table spoon or two of cold beer into each portion. The note adds a playful adults only caveat to the recipe tip.
A buffet size can of crushed pineapple makes a good topping for ice cream, but it’s even better if you add diced bananas to the other fruit. The mix adds flavor and texture, creating a simple, fruit-forward finish.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. The program encourages reader scoops and timely information from the community for inclusion in future editions.
A compiled list shows individuals moving within Kansas with new addresses including Don Attebury from Kansas City to J1ig S Main Charley Barnes from 603 S Sycamore to Junction City Albert Bond to 134 S Poplar Charles Couch man from 716 S Sycamore to 933 Walton Earl Comstock to 933 Walton Davis Gary to 708 S Cherry Ag nes Eckenreed from 611 N Poplar to 720 N Main Cecil J Gilmore to 129 EB. Tih St Terr C R Jones to 715 Princeton Ronnie Kirkland to 716 38 Sycamore Frank Lesler from 408 W sth to Council Grove Bills Madden J to 520 S Locust Gten Miller to S11' E 14th St Rose Leonard from Emporia to 1444 S Main Merlin Reed from 1129 W 7th St Terr to RFD 1 Bobbie Schouten from 923 S Hickory to Kingsville M. Screenrod Phillips from 619 S Ash to 8415 S Ash Whiteman W S from 8415 Ash to Holden Mo Wiard Paul 8 to 1550 Apple Lane Mrs Ruby Yohe from 819 S Locust
A simple cheese dip uses a teaspoon of anchovy paste mixed into three ounces of cream cheese. Spread on bread cut-outs, sprinkle with minced parsley, and serve before dinner drinks.
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