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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1964

Page

3

Couple Married In Washington Church

Dr and Mrs Marvin Howard Wilson were married June 6 at Rock Creek Baptist Church in Washington DC. The bride Dixie Mae Carruthers daughter of Detroy Carruthers Ak ron Ohio. The groom son of Christopher Wilson 936 King St. Vows were held before palms with Errell Gray organist and John R Diggs vocalist. After a reception the couple plans to reside in Wichita Kansas where Dr Wilson will intern at St Francis Hospital starting July 1.

Wichita Marvin Howard Wilson Wilson Ottawa University Howard University Washington, D.C St. Francis Hospital Dixie Mae Carruthers Detroy Carruthers Akeron Ohio Rock Creek Baptist Church Christopher Wilson King St Ernest Gibbs Errell Gray John R. Diggs Aubrey Jones Ella Turner Menzella Wilson Paul Kelly Lowell Zollar Ernest Leviston Merwood Jones Ronald Joseph Shelly Vanderpool

Ottawa VFW Memorial Auxiliary to Aid Hospital Chapel

Ottawa VFW Auxiliary No 5901 voted to join the post in donating to the Ransom Memorial Hospital Chapel fund. A penny match of 1.67 was recorded with 17 members present. New finance chair for July and August is Mrs Victor Sowers with co chair Mrs Roy Lambert. A fireworks sale starts Saturday, plus a rummage sale and sewing bee next week.

Ottawa VFW Memorial Ransom Memorial Hospital Frank Lehew Victor Sowers Roy W. Lambert The Post

Visitors for White Shrine at Ottawa meeting

District deputy Mrs. Margaret Robinson of Topeka visited the Ottawa White Shrine Thursday evening. She was seated in the east, honored along with guests Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Randall and Mrs. Alba Newcome. A covered dish dinner preceded the meeting. summer recess ends Sept. 10 with fall reconvening planned and a July picnic on Lanah Cameron's patio.

Margaret Robinson Topeka Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem Ottawa

Just-Picked Flavor For Corn On The Cob

Dear Heloise suggests a just-picked flavor for corn on the cob. Mix equal parts sugar and salt into melted butter or sprinkle over buttered ears to preserve sweetness. The reader notes sugar is good and mentions Texans add sugar to boiling water for corn.

Sal Texas

Elm Grove Socialettes Attended by Local Ladies

Socialettes Elm Grove Club enjoyed a Thursday gathering with devotions a brief meeting contests and a quilt display Miss Stella Fouts won the mystery gift and helped serve refreshments Attendees included Mrs Roy Swank Miss May Taylor Mrs Mabel Woodburn Mrs Hazel Floyd and Mrs Edna Justus In Garnett a Loyal Temperance Legion day camp was held with 34 children present supporting WCTU efforts

Elm Grove Club Fred Thomas Stella Fouts Roy Swank May Taylor Mabel Woodburn Hazel Floyd Edna Justus

Jefe Jeffree Old Son Woods and Grandpa Gilbert Cole

Reading appears as a fragment from a home tips column. It mentions Jefe Jeffree Old Son Woods and Grandpa Gilbert Cole with a playful note on spray starch mishaps. It advises dampening a sponge with water to wipe sprayed portions, then ironing to reduce spots and bead absorption. The piece suggests this helps prevent starch from sticking to the iron.

Jeffree Woods Gilbert Cole Ton Mai Oakstown Davenpe Wright

Food and housing prices dip in May report

Washington AP says May saw declines in food and housing costs while most other consumer goods rose and overall living costs stayed steady from April. The Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI held at 107.8 for the second month, meaning $10.78 in both months based on the 1957-59 index. Lower meat and egg prices drove a 0.2% drop in food costs. fruit and vegetables were flat. Sugar eased slightly but remained up over 6% year over year, and coffee rose 2.3% for a nearly 23% yearly increase. World supply explained both sugar and coffee movements.

Washington Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics

Style Briefs and Honest Housekeeping Nods

A collection of household tips and reader notes on cosmetic trends cookie jar safety and medicine storage. Beverley Jo describes nylon stockings boiling tea for darker shades while a reader shares tape edge tricks to prevent chip and breakage of jar lids. Marge Blakesley adds a practical jar lid fix. M B.

Marge Blakesley

Family notices and addresses from a local page fragment

Fragmentary listing shows several families and individuals with partial names and addresses including Davenport of Ft. Collins and Glen of Oak, plus references to a Betsy Kay and an Edna Burgoon, suggesting a community notices section with relatives and kinship notes.

Alan Bill Betsy Kay Davenport Ft. Collins Glen Oak Sidney Hamilerttan Watts Irs Edna Burgoon Ross Derico Spring Khotos

Banana dessert with orange glaze and whipped cream

A fragment describes halved bananas baked in a hot oven for about ten to fifteen minutes, finished with orange juice and brown sugar. Serve with whipped cream or a dollop of sour cream and a splash of spice.

Fish Fillets A Great Dish From Escoffier Guide Culinaire

The King of chefs Escoffier offered poached fish fillets with a delicate sauce and Muscatel grapes as garnish. American cooks adapt this recipe by adding grapes to the sauce when available and using canned seedless grapes when fresh ones are unavailable.

Escoffier Culinaire

Ottawa Bible Church Meeting Honors Retiring Hospital Administrator

Members of Ottawa Bible Church met at Forest Park shelter house for prayer and Bible study followed by a fellowship honoring Ralph Hobart of Garnett on his retirement as administrator of Anderson County Hospital. Mrs. Harry Dale presented a gift plaque with Acts 14:17. Homemade ice cream and cake were served. Also included is a Fish Veronique recipe for six, featuring flounder or sole, wine sauce, grapes and light cream.

Ottawa Bible Church Forest Park Shelter House Ralph Hobart Garnett Hobart Anderson County Hospital Coffeyville Harry Dale

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Mrs Marvin Harold Wilson VFW Prairie Village Rose Abbott Sowers Butler Heloise Bonner, Brain Miss Woodward Jefe Peg Beverly Jo M. B Ey Woods Sy Woods Fish Veronique Wiel Ottawa Herald Dairy Queen lOrange Itesidl
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