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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
8
A reader from Lincoln describes job frustrations in a cocktail lounge and a man offering a modeling career. Ann Landers cautions that the modeling path is saturated and advises avoiding advances. Other letters discuss age gaps in relationships and an uncle asking about retirement support from a nephew, with Landers stressing responsibility and self sufficiency.
Eileen Malburg and John F Walsh exchanged vows on May 28 at Sacred Heart Church Ottawa. Attendants wore blue chiffon, reception at North American Hotel. Bride a silk organza gown, groom from Kilkenny Ireland, both to reside in Kansas City after a short honeymoon.
In Richmond a bridal shower for bride elect Betty Ellen Slocum of Ethridge Smith was hosted by Mrs. Don Poss, Jane Sobba, and Carolyn Hager. Guests enjoyed a pink and white color theme, decorations, refreshments, and party games with 35 invited attendees.
The newborns listed include Leo Raymond Feuerborn born June 1 Garnett to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Henry Feuerborn. Sue Ann Henry born May 29 RFD 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Dale Henry. Rebecca Mary Green born June 2 RFD 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Monroe Green. Elizabeth Marie Nokes born June 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Loren Nokes Rantoul.
Birthday notices for Mrs. Lee Nicholson and Mrs. J E Hardrode alongside club names ZigZagggers and Seeker Sunday School Class. Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church and Rebekahs connected to Trinity Methodist Church.
Social notices from Ottawa area report Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Briles hosting an open house at their home eight miles west of Ottawa on K68 from 2 to 5 p m on June 12. Ottawa Garden Club heard Mrs W C Harding speak on the Culture and Use of Herbs at a potluck supper in the First Methodist Church. The 32 members voted to hold a garden tour on June 2. Mr and Mrs Walter Bolen will host Mr and Mrs Harry Utley Wallace as guests, with the Utleys dining with the Harlan McFadden party this evening.
Members of the Mathias family gathered June 5 at the shelter house in Forest Park for a basket dinner. Attendees included Julius and wife, Jeana Sakeman, Clarence and wife, Mike and wife, Fred Weaver, Fred Lohman and others including Pearl Mathias, John and Emory Mathias, Tom Rathjen, Alfred Mathias, Leo, Marjorie, Max Rolton, Scottie, Corky, Henry Brown, Ruby, Eldon, Carolyn, Emmett Carey and Donnie.
Ottawa University seniors were guests at a June 5 coffee hosted by President and Mrs. Andrew B. Martin. About 145 attendees included Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Bemmels, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Southard, Prof. and Mrs. B. Smith Hayworth, Dr. and Mrs. Roy Browning, class president Chester Mrathan WALL, Miss Helen Cunliffe, and Mrs. Iren Webb. Volunteers served punch on the porch and in the dining room, with Boyd and Ann Martin in charge of the guest book and Professor Kerr arranging the music.
A quirky note suggests using orange and pink peonies to decorate waffles and recommends a recipe centered on roses and strawberries. It mentions a good amount of shortening and a serving table setup, and hints at baking until the waffle iron stops steaming.
Ceci Houze in Columbus Indiana and Mrs Evelyn Kinney served as general supervisors. College students assisting in the dining room were Luanne Raymond Janet Steele Donna Smith Esther Williams Carolyn Cook and Velva Chen.
Mr and Mrs Albert L Meyer of Kansas City hosted a buffet luncheon Sunday evening June 5 at Mrs Paul Motts home in honor of their daughter Jer re Meyer who graduated from Ottawa University with the class of 1960. Guests included Mrs Walter Root Mrs Estella Nanman Mr and Mrs Tom Waddel Mr and Mrs Floyd Root Mr and Mrs Vernon Miller Roberta Meyer Fern Wilson Judy Meyer Mr and Mrs Don Mohr and family Mrs LeRoy Wasmund Linda Wasmund Princeton Mr and Mrs Gene Mohr Connie Mohr Ra do Mohr Mr and Mrs Byron Mohr and family Mrs Paul Mohr and Mr Charles Pierce Ludlow Vermont.
The article praises bold costume jewelry for summer, noting fake gems worn for fun. Big button pins, wide necklaces, bibs, and cascade designs pair with black or high necklines. Bright pastels like coral, lemon yellow, ocean blue, sandy beige, sunset pink, and white lead color trends, with multiple necklaces used creatively.
Instructions describe using a small sharp knife to insert garlic slivers into slashed beef for pot roasting. Intervals are implied, guiding even spacing of garlic pieces for flavor infusion.
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