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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1959
Page
3
Printed Pattern 4813 offers half sizes 14 1 2 to 20 with a cobbler style neckline and pockets. Directions printed on pattern parts. Cost 35 cents. 10 cents extra for 1st class mail. Address pattern requests to Anne Adams in New York.
A reader pleads to end a clingy relationship with a serious girlfriend and looming mother in law. He seeks graceful exit rather than marriage. Ann Landers advises bowing out politely, noting two to make a marriage and urging self preservation.
Carrot dish by Mrs John Okerberg 1024 N Main a member of the Progres sive HDU unit uses 12 young fresh carrots or canned baby carrots with sugar butter and mint. Boil carrots in salted water drain and pour a warm glaze of sugar and butter over them. Cook slowly until glazed not browned. Sprinkle chopped mint before serving.
Mrs. Helen Asay, home economist for the Marketing Division of the State Board of Agriculture, will demonstrate dairy foods on Thursday June 18 from 11 to 11 43 am in Memorial auditorium following the 4 H Foods Training School. All Franklin County homemakers are invited. She will also address the Ottawa Kiwanis Club at noon on the 18th. Arrangements are by the Franklin County Farms Bureau Women in connection with June Dairy Month.
G A R Ladies led by Mrs Frank Bing aman plan Friday activities. Community group invites members and guests to discuss upcoming events and social plans at the senior club meeting.
Socialettes among the Girl Scout troops camping with Mrs. Boyd Cooper Mrs. John Christian Jr and Mrs. J L Hamerickhouse directing. Lend A Hand Class met Tuesday evening in Trinity Methodist Church basement with hostesses Mrs Lela Bond Mrs J S Blake and Mrs C E Beckner. Mrs Howard Fisher led devotions. Refreshments served to 145 members and one guest present.
Mrs. J. R. Raffelock delivered $15 to the Rebekah lodge from the Naomi Club to aid a new recreation room. Five dollars was voted for the Assembly president's fund. Plans were set for a memorial service with I. C. O. F. tonight and for a love rally on June 29. Two membership applications were received. The group voted to disband meetings in July and August. Mrs. Glenn Ainsworth presided and 30 members attended.
A note invites everyone to cut a slice of a whole pared pineapple covered with transparent film left in the refrigerator. It promotes a casual help-yourself snack for raiders or visitors to enjoy a share.
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