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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1965
Page
6
Mrs Don Sellers of 841 S Poplar shares a family favored Lemon Bars recipe learned from her mother's file. The dish uses a lemon tart crust baked then topped with a lemon glaze, with family notes on measuring by feel and a busy household including four children.
Local clubs including ANA Social Club Forest Park and Ottawa Horticulture study group gather for meetings and picnics. A family friend shares easy recipes from Mrs Sellers, including Chocolate Crunch Cake, Carmel Pecan Pie, Peanut Butter Cookies, Sauce Pot Meat Balls, and a pineapple marshmallow dessert, with serving ideas and tips.
Stuffed egg halves baked in a pie plate with a cream sauce until hot, about 15 minutes. Optional buttered bread crumbs sprinkled on top for a savory crust.
Twenty two members attended a carry in dinner and meeting at the Youth Center on Friday. Three teenage guests included Lyne ette Hobbs Donald Marconette and Dave Geiss. Mrs Fayetta Burnett presided in Mrs Myrtle Grahams absence. Donald Marconette sang with accompaniment by Mrs Spears. The group sang Onward Christian Soldiers and heard devotions. Mrs Spears gave readings and a quiz on state nicknames was led by Mrs L Spright. Walter Butler was thanked for piano work. The session closed with the theme song and table games.
Mrs. Selma B. Smith of 703 S Cherry announces the engagement of her daughter Gayle to Donald L. Thomas son of Mr and Mrs C A Thomas of Alta Vista. Both couples are students at Emporia State College and plan a late summer wedding.
A travel anecdote recalls greeting cards and hotel notes from Chihuahua Mexico and Carlsbad New Mexico as gadgets start mornings with coffee. It notes Louise Aurelio a Miss Universe semifinalist in Miami Beach and ties her to Anita Gonzaga and Ogle Gonzaga related students at Ottawa University and nearby family in Philadelphia.
A 13 year old asks Ann Landers to side with her wish to cut waist length hair, arguing it would ease care and suit a younger look. Response says a 13 year old should be allowed to cut hair as a sign of growing up and maturity.
Dee Ellen Lister, bride elect of Leroy Bailey, was honored at a shower hosted at the Bill Rinehart home by Mrs. Bill Rinehart and Mrs. Jim McGaugh. Guests included courthouse staff, Lister relatives, and Mr. Bailey’s family. The couple plans to marry on August 7 in Ottawa.
Ottawans Mary Wollam and her grandson Steven Hanes, son of Lyle Hanes, have returned from over a two week journey. They visited Mary Wollam's daughter in Chicago and stayed with relatives in Evansville Indiana including Clair Holston and Bud Holston families and Kimberly.
A potluck supper Thursday evening preceded VFW Post and Auxiliary sessions. Mrs. Glen W. Hardesty presided at the Auxiliary, reading thanks from Mrs. Garland Hinkle for courtesies at the district council meeting in Ottawa. The group voted to buy corsages and gifts for future activities.
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