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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1961
Page
5
Mrs Roy H Brown of 828 East 10th shares decades of pickle making with her large family. Her guide covers kosher dill, bread and butter, and Virginia chunk sweet pickles plus pickled beets. She warns on salt types and explains hot sealing methods and bubbling during storage.
A reader letters column features Ann Landers answering topics on word choice for women, handling a disruptive backyard swimming pool, managing neighbor kids, and a gift reciprocity dilemma. Landers counsels boundaries with visitors, invites control, and firm responses to a persistent friend’s requests.
Miscellany notes Thelma Egginton planned Christmas trip with friend to visit Ireland to inter mother’s ashes then move to Innesbruk Austria. Story recalls Egginton kissing the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle in County Cork built 1446 by Cor mac McCarthy. The piece covers castle legends, and mentions Sue Henry and Linda Jo Henry, granddaughters of John Abel, and Guy J. Henry who wintered over at McMurdo Sound, Antarctica with 3,500 personnel on the 1950s expedition.
Miss Rose Mary Crisis of Franklin County HEA led a session on freezing fruits and vegetables for HDU leaders. She outlined three musts for containers and use of blanching, syrup packing, and antioxidant additives, plus practical methods and references from Kansas State and USDA guides.
The devotion leader Mrs. C. C. Tucker led yesterday's Helpful Service class in Fellowship hall, North Baptist Church. Mrs. J. H. Kirkwood presided, Mrs. Ford Shoemaker offered a prayer, and 26 calls were reported. Mrs. Mennip's birthday was observed. Hostesses were Mrs. G. C. Heathman and Mrs. Nancy O'Brien.
Community clubs and auxiliaries schedule meetings across Tuesday and Friday. Listings include P.O.C. Mrs. Ed Gardner Jaycee Jaynes Mrs. Bob White for North Baptist Church groups Trinity W.S.C.S. Daughters Club Mrs. Harald Rimmnns Wycoff Community Mrs. Ray Farris Baxter Social Hour Forest Park Mrs James Allen host Merry-Go-Round Mrs Nelle Hackler and Royal Neighbors on Friday.
Pattern 38 provides actual size cutting guides for a chaise built from stock lumber. It features five position adjustability and simple curves doable with hand or power tools. The item, offered with three other patterns in Packet No 28 for $1, from Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New Bedford Hills NY.
The daughter born July 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madden of Clarin has been named Elizabeth Ann. She weighed 7 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frenk Madden of Salina and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Newby. Great grandmother is Mrs. J. B. Hume.
The Senior Club held a gathering at Lie Center yesterday with violins, sections, and entertainment led by Martin Stuart. Harrington conducted withMrs Judith Pickering assisting. 28 members attended and refreshments were served by Mrs Judith Pickering and Mrs Myrtle Graham.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Perry visited Topeka with Mr and Mrs Chuck Bodenhiemer and family. Mr and Mrs Larry Neill and family of Kansas City called on Mr and Mrs Wes Neill and Mr and Mrs Clarence Pinkston. Mr and Mrs Charles Eden Council Grove visited Mr and Mrs Sam Shrock. Mr and Mrs Dallas Bedford and family of Manhattan visited Mrs Marvin Allen. A family reunion honored Mrs Nell y Yockey on her third birthday at the city park. Larry Whitcher and Paul McCormick returned to Washington DC after a furlough with Mr and Mrs Earl Whitcher. Clyde Latchen bought the Old Manual Training building. Other bids on the pasture were rejected. Mr and Mrs Doug White and Leonard of Minneapolis MN are visiting his mother Mrs Nell White.
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