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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
3
Ann Landers addresses conflicts over a 10 year old at adult parties and later letters about Swiss impressions and a daughter’s wedding. The column advises setting boundaries with relatives, avoiding personal bets, and requests readers seek guidance, offering婚 guidance booklet.
Advertises pattern 4529 for children's sizes 2,4,6,8,10 with an easy sew cape and whirl skirt dress. Includes fabric yardage, pricing fifty cents base plus mailing and handling. requests orders to Anne Adams in The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. at 243 West 17th St New York NY. Also offers 304 design ideas and a coupon for a free pattern with 20 cents.
A butter and confectioners sugar frosting is enhanced with grated lemon rind and lemon juice to deliver a bright citrus note. The addition balances sweetness with refreshing lemon intensity for a tangy finish.
A compact item lists clubs and leaders including ACORN Club with Mrs Selgele LW and Mrs J Ed Hardernds, NMC Club with Mrs Rawlle Price, ZIGZAGGERS with Mrs William Bryan, Seen CLASS, Trinity Methodist, and REBEKAHS as part of community society activity.
Rita Schwinn and Richard Carter exchanged vows at Calvary Baptist Church in a June ceremony. The bride’s Pomona family and groom’s Topeka family attended. Rev. Robert Shaw officiated. Attendants wore sea-foam green. reception featured a four tier cake with swans and bells. The couple will reside in Topeka. the bride will teach at Landon Junior High.
To create stuffed pork chops split the meat to form pockets. Use chops at least 14 percent inch thick. After adding stuffing seal openings with small skewers.
A simple dessert folds chopped semi sweet chocolate into a vanilla cream then spooned into canned drained or fresh pear halves. Serve warm or cold for an approachable end to a meal with a touch of elegance.
The Rev Lena A Keans a retired American Baptist missionary to India will lecture at Ottawa University campus in June 1923. She served about 40 years in Narasaravupet Guntur district South India and was principal at Hitch Memorial High School. Keans studied at Acadia Gordon College and Yale Divinity School was ordained in 1945 after decades of missionary service.
Mrs. Lee Finch presided as worthy commander at Beta Conclave Order of True Kindred. A memorial prayer followed a resolution from the supreme conclave in memory of Mrs. George Porter and Mr. Wilfred Wright. Plans set for a school of instruction at Ben Hur Temple Argen tine led by Mrs. O. W. Waymire and the grand board of examiners. A Herione of Jericho degree class will meet in Ottawa June 24 at 8 p.m. A June 17 summer close will feature a covered dish dinner and social. Refreshments by Mrs. Marie Matas and committee.
A son born June 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harold Wheat at 602 Elm named Kevin Mitchell. A daughter born June 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Leroy Kirkland RFC 2 Paola named Kimberley Sue, weighing 6 lbs 3 oz. A son born June 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elmer Stauffer Wellsville named Darris Brian, weighing 7 lbs.
Social notes from Cincinnati and Lexington include visits by the Guilfoyle family and Mr. Donovan with the Pomeroys. Bankers Life Insurance Agency of Topeka held a dinner and garden party hosted by the Falewell couple. Royal Neighbors held a June meeting at the Masonic Temple with plans for the fall convention and notes on sick members. Dr. and Mrs. Young and grandson Michael Raffelock returned from a 10 day fishing trip to northern Minnesota reporting a full limit and warm swimming weather.
Wellsville Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at 9 am Thursday June 13 in Hays Hall of the Wellsville Methodist Church. Mrs Ione Groh reviews the book To Light a Candle by Welthy Honsinger Fisher. Mrs W A McMurray provides devotions. Hostesses include Mrs Carl Warnock Mr Ralph Lidikay and Mrs Dot Harrison.
Lawrence AP John Mc Cornally Hutchinson News editor and Burton W Marvin KU journalism dean will run newspaper workshops this summer in Africa. Programs set for Addis Ababa Lagos Dar es Salaam and Tanganyika.
Manhattan Kansas AP reported Kansas State University closed regular enrollment with 2640 summer students, up 340 from a year earlier. Dr E M Gerritz dean of admissions and records predicted final registration will exceed 3000, a record.
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