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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
7
Reader tips share a method to clean a dirty waffle iron using table salt and repeated heating until the salt turns white then brown, followed by brushing and a nonstick spray. Cautions include high salt use and long processing times for best results.
Cooking's Fun presents a cauliflower recipe that slices the head like bread, boils briefly, drains, then tops with a cheese milk sauce. Serves four. Also a light note about sharing cigarette lighter flints and a humorous aside from Smoker Alfred.
A Trinity Methodist Church event features the Garfield Gardeners led by Mrs. Floyd Minnick and the Earnest Workers class gathering Wednesday for planned activities and community fellowship.
Jacalynn Ann Lortscher and Ronald Arthur Havenstein exchanged vows at First Baptist Church in Sabetha. The ceremony featured Rev. Stanley Black and Rev. Paul Olson. The couple will reside in Iowa City, where Havenstein works for Procter and Gamble after a brief wedding trip.
Ninety one members attended the Mc Clelland family reunion held Sunday in Forest Park. Guests included E E Mitchell and family, Harry and Glenn McClelland with Vincent, C J Hall and Daisy Mitchell, and many relatives from Augusta Council Grove Wichita Port land and Ottawa.
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on cultural gaps and independence. A new immigrant asks about American small talk and social norms. Also advised is honoring an elderly mother’s independence, plus guidance from Al-Anon for a wife dealing with alcoholism.
Shirley Bush daughter of Charles and Mrs Bush of Quenemo and Robert Morrison son of Mr and Mrs E E Morrison of Concordia were married Sunday at Westminster Presbyterian Church Emporia. Rev Joseph R Laughlin performed the ceremony. Bridesmaids wore light pink cotton and silk organza outfits. maid of honor was Barbara Bush. The bride carried a white lace covered Bible. Reception followed in the church basement. The bride and groom's family backgrounds and school histories summarized.
Social notes report Mr and Mrs R G Williams of Denver visiting Williams sister Mrs Leon Spore in Ottawa during a two week stay with relatives in Kansas. Wesleyan Methodist Service Guild officers were installed at a candlelight service at Mrs Arthur Brinks home with Ervin Happy as president John Kelsey vice president Arthur Brink recording secretary and William J Wright treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Stith of 303 Willow recently came back from a six week tour of the east coast visiting relatives at Glen Burnie Md Dellwood Mo and Washington DC They toured Ft McHenry Plymouth Rock West Point and Franklin D Roosevelt's home and met four grandchildren and two sons in law with families living in Maryland New Jersey Washington DC and Missouri.
A Mersman family reunion at St Boniface Hall celebrated the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Irvin Osborn. Attendees included Ralph Kelsey Sugar Creek Missouri Ned Kelsey Bartlesville Oklahoma Marvin Mersman Leonard Woken Greeley Reverend Leonard Kinzler Sisters Mary Ann and Gertrude and Mrs Catherine Mersman.
Andersons SP 5 and Mrs. Stanley Ander son and daughter Laverne Warrington Va were honored recently with a family dinner at Homewood Community Hall Attending were Mr and Mrs Percy Graves Pomona Mr and Mrs K A Graffham Williamsburg Mr and Mrs A C Graffham Mr and Mrs W C Graffham Mrs Evelyn Collins and daughter Mary Mr and Mrs George Graves and son Leon Mr and Mrs Bill Abbott and children Bobby Garry and Susie Ottawa
Retta Conclave 8 of the Order of True Kindred held a potluck supper at the Masonic Temple Monday night for its last regular summer meeting. Thirty two were present. A supreme order amendment was read for a vote at the first regular fall meeting. It was announced that the Heroine of Jericho will be confirmed June 23. Decorations on tables reflected the four seasons and members sat by birthday season.
The Herald offers a five dollar weekly prize for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips qualifying as newsworthy will be prioritized for publication and payment upon verification.
A Wright family gathering was held Sunday in Forest Park with many relatives in attendance. Mrs Willard Wright and children Kenneth Gay Lyn and Tracie from Richland Washington and other relatives from Topeka Kansas City Ottawa Maryland Elma Wright and Garry Brown joined the picnic hosted by the Wright family.
A June 17 birth notice lists two newborns. Carol Ann is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Duane Stout of RFD 1, weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces. Ronald Wayne is the son of Mr and Mrs Gary Dean Davis of 701 North Mulberry, weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces.
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