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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1961
Page
8
A 19 year old writes of constant parental fighting and drinking. Ann Landers suggests earplugs and AA for the parents, noting sobriety improves dignity and peace.
A bridal shower honored Melba Skilling in Wellsville. Gifts from Linda Slader Claudia Coons and Alice Bailey were given at the Bailey home with a pink and white decor. Eleven guests attended with cake and punch. The couple plans to marry Sunday afternoon June 18 at Wellsville Methodist Church.
Legato Music Club hosted a club picnic at Jana Hinderliter’s home. Piano solos were performed by Carol Southard and Carolyn Bowers. Addie Anerson received a prize for practice hours from sponsor Mrs. R. L. Stevens. Twelve members and eleven guests attended.
Six members of the Ottawa V.F.W. Auxiliary helped run a centennial carnival at Wadsworth Veterans Hospital Leavenworth serving 400 patients. Volunteers included Mrs. Alex McDonald Mrs. Sam Johnston Mrs. Roy Lambert Mrs. Garland Hinkle Mrs. Bob Robinson and Mrs. Chester Louderback. The group supplied food and comic and paperback books. Two state department officials attended.
A simple child friendly dish uses celery stalks filled with peanut butter. Cut stalks into half inch pieces and arrange on shredded lettuce with banana slices of equal length. Serve with mayonnaise for dipping.
Delightful frozen dessert bites roll ice cream in coconut for unexpected guests. Pair with fruit or chocolate caramel sauce. Elevate fruit pies by serving the balls warm or chilled as a Ja mode topping.
Hazel Rebekah Lodge met Wednesday night with the charter draped in memory of Mrs. Dora Cook. Four members received 20 year pins and roses presented by Mrs. Agnes Stoffer and given by Mrs. Louis Turner to Mrs. Harry Loyd, Mrs. Harry Brink, Mrs. Retta Ponton, and Mrs. Edna Alban. Assisting were Mrs. Byron Figgins, Mrs. Ponton, Mrs. Minnie Shawver, and Mrs. H. H. Feuerborn with Mrs. Turner. A joint memorial service with the Odd Fellows followed.
Socialettes Co eds for Christ a girls sex tet from Kansas City Bible College will perform at Faith Bible Church June 18 during the evening service. The group tours the Kansas City area singing at church services luncheons and youth gatherings on an eighteen day 1500 mile schedule.
A son born June 14 to Mr and Mrs Milton Yeager of Ottawa has been named Frank Dean. He weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Cecil Dean Hood of Ottawa and Mr and Mrs Frank Yeager of Garnett.
Garnett couple announces the engagement of their daughter Carol Jean Zwiener to Scott Powelson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Powelson of Richmond. The wedding is scheduled for June 30.
The Richter W.S.C.S. hosted a Student Day Program at the church yesterday with Mrs. Carl Hoopes and Mrs. Henry Staadt as hostesses. After the meeting and worship, students performed piano solos by Joan Beesley Susie Wood and Judy Milton, with Helen Lederer singing, Mary Ellen Crawford giving a reading, and Judy Schmidt delivering a closing speech.
Nutrition notes say eggs are rich in high quality protein minerals and vitamins. Shell color does not affect flavor or cooking. Guidance advises cooking eggs and egg dishes at moderate to low temperatures. Also mentions separation of yolks from whites for certain preparations.
The note asserts that eggs heat more rapidly and evenly in large volumes if first brought to room temperature, reducing overall cooking time and improving uniformity. It implies practical kitchen guidance for faster, more efficient heating and cooking.
Wilson Mack's Servicenter offers repair for television radio and small appliances including sweepers razors and fans. Most parts in stock for quick service. Closed every Tuesday.
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