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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1966

Page

6

Hob Larson Shares Outdoor Turkey Cooking Tips

Howard Hob Larson of Topeka describes his 12 pound smoked turkey method using apple wood, salt rub, oil to prevent sticking, and indirect grilling for about 4 1/2 hours until 190 degrees. He notes resting time before carving and mentions family gatherings and a Cheese Ball and Crab Louis recipes he prepares for his club and meals.

Howard Larson W. Std Jeni Mrs. Larson Ben Gerber Cynthia Topeka Howard Larson

Right Time For Question Right Time For Question

During a Topeka tornado near their home Mrs. Max Dougherty and her two children sheltered in a basement with Lori 4 and Jeff 7. Lori asked where Jesus was, then remained quiet as the family protected the youngsters. Grandparents are Harold Crockett and Mrs. John Dougherty.

Topeka Max Dougherty Lori Jeff Harold Crockett W. 4Th John Dougherty Wellsville Rfd

Springtime Pears with Lamb Garnish

Peach canned pears simmered in syrup with lemon rind, drained and filled. Garnish pear cavities with parsley sprigs and serve alongside roast leg of lamb for a bright spring Sunday dinner.

Entertains Social Club Plans June Picnic at Forest Park

Far and Near Club was entertained by Mrs J C Taylor with Mrs Birdie Macy in charge. Members sang patriotic songs. Plans were made for the annual picnic June 26 at Forest Park. Roll call noted wedding dresses and weddings. Betty Moody got a birthday gift and Velma Louderback won the door prize. Guests included Mrs E F Finch Mrs Frank Morris Mrs Maude ONeal and Mrs Frances Dunn.

J. C. Taylor Birdie Macy Forest Park Betty Moody Velma Louderback E. F. Finch Frank Morris Maude O'Neal Frances Dunn

Beauceant Supper Party Hosts Meet at Sam Shumate Home

The Beauceant Supper Party of the Club of the Social Order of the Beauceant held a covered dish evening at Sam Shumate home on Tuesday. Fifteen members attended as Mrs. C. C. Curby led the business session. The group will recess in July and August and resume in September at Mrs. J. Ray Waddell’s home.

The Social Order of the Beauceant Sam Shumate C. C. Curby J. Ray Waddell

Dear Ann Landers Advice on Raising Confident Children

A reader offers a column of parenting guidance contrasting harsh criticism with praise to build self confidence. The letter highlights parental impact on a child’s behavior, patience, time, and love, urging sincere praise and attentive listening.

Ann Landers Parents of America

Camping hacks and home smart tips from readers

The letter column shares practical tips from readers including packing eggs in jars for camping to save space, using nylon net for fishing bait, drying lettuce in perforated bags, ironing pockets with tissue, patchwork quilt initials, reusing stamps, organizing kitchen space, and reuse ideas like edging a sink cutout with wood to make a cutting board.

WSCS Groups In Meeting At Richmond Methodist Church

The W S C S groups of Richmond Methodist Community Church held a joint meeting at the church Thursday evening. Hostesses were Mrs W J Coblins Mrs Oscar Newmaster Mrs Alfred Sigler and Mrs Frank Cox. Mrs Lola Booker led the worse ship service and Miss Blanche Perkins gave the program The School Dropouts a Primary Concern Twenty were present.

W.S.C.S Richmond

Community Club and Church Groups Weekly Schedule

A listing of many local groups meeting across the week. Faith Lutheran Guild, Harvesters, Westminster U P Church events, D&E Molay Mothers, Zigzag Club, True Kindred Army Mothers, American Legion Auxiliary, Golden Age Group, Rem Club, Garfield Garden Club, Lend a Hand class, WCTU, Promenaders, Ladies Go le Luncheon, Trinity Church, Trinity Methodist, Friendship Circle, Four Seasons Garden Club, H B Club, Westminster Circles Dorcas and Martha, Earnest Workers, Ruha Mah, Sweet Adelines Youth Center, Liberty Social Hour, Past Nose Grands Club, Peoria Ladies Aid, Eagles Auxiliary, Senior Club, DAR Betty Washington Chapter picnic.

Army Mothers American Legion Auxiliary Golden Age Group R.E.M. Club Anna Bryan Garfield Garden Club Alfred Harrison Trinity Church WCTU First Christian Church Country Club Earnest Workers Trinity Methodist Church W.M.S Richard Copeland Sweet Adelines Liberty Social Hour Joe Lawson Nose Grands Club Grace Turner Peoria Ladies Aid Earl Anderson Eagles

Pattern department listing for child’s patterns sale

Ottawa Herald advertises children's sewing patterns from Anne Adams. It offers 35 inch patterns priced at fifty cents in coins, with fourteen cents extra shipping for first class mailing and handling. Include name address zone size and style number when sending to Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY.

Yds Sminek Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N. Y

K State Sophomore Faces Night of Storm Chaos

Rita Hollinger a 1964 4 H Key Award winner and K State sophomore traveled to Manhattan for a Cities Service Gas Co banquet. A severe storm knocked out lights at the residence hall leaving 1 200 Rock Springs 4 H members housed by candlelight. Hollinger helped guide Collegiate 4 H members and slept on the floor as agents aided in finding rooms. The storm altered plans but highlighted 4 H themes and the high standing of Key Award winners.

Cities Service Gas Co Manhattan Rock Springs Rita

Potluck Dinner Marks Emery Green Club Meeting

The Merry-Go-Round Club held a potluck dinner Thursday noon at the old Emery Green School with eight members present. Mrs. C. B. McNish led the afternoon business session and a penny collection netted $1.71. Mrs. Paul Howell drew the surprise package and Mrs. Harold Crockett chose Tess for the July 14 meeting, asking members to answer roll call with a patriotic quote.

Emery Green School C. B. McNish Paul Howell Harold Crockett Tess

Guest For Club Session at Busy Corner Meeting

Mrs Milford Monroe of California formerly Ottawa attended a Busy Corner social club session Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs C D Gaston. Mrs Fred Shoemaker spoke on her London trip to visit her son and family. A picnic is planned for July 14 at Roadside Park with refreshments served to 13 members present.

Milford Monroe California Ottawa C. D. Gaseton Fred Shoemaker London Engeland Roadside Park

Onion peeling tip for easier skin removal

A kitchen tip explains that shaving a thin slice from each end of an onion before peeling loosens the skin. This small cut simplifies removing the papery layer and keeps the onion intact for chopping.

Ottawa Herald Rates and Publication Note

Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area. Rates include by mail monthly and yearly options, with renewal and delivery details. The paper credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes AP membership and local news rights.

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